Will Smith, “King Richard”

Denzel Washington, “The Tragedy of Macbeth”

Cumberbatch, Garfield, Smith and Washington are all widely expected to make a comeback at the Oscars, setting the Titans’ real battle for victory. But it is a big shock to see Javier Bardem for his enthusiastic performance as Desi Arnas in “Being the Ricardos”: SAG voters clearly responded to the behind-the-scenes story of TV actors working on an iconic show.

Barthem beat some pretty heavy-hitting matches in this category Peter Dinglage “Chirano” and Leonardo DiCaprio “Don’t Look Up”. As DiCaprio’s film is still gaining momentum – Netflix says it’s the second most-watched film ever in the streamer – it ranks fifth in this Oscar race.

Actress

Jessica Sostaine, “The Eyes of Tommy Fay”

Olivia Coleman, “The Lost Daughter”

Lady Gaga, “House of Gucci”

Jennifer Hudson, “Respect”

Nicole Kidman, “Being the Ricardos”

Awards absorb the change that voters commit to as a real person, and this genre offers it on the spot: Sostaine, Gaga, Hudson And Kidman Everyone has acted in real life and the work they have done in those roles is clear. If so you would have thought Kristen Stewart’s acclaimed method In “Spencer” Princess Diana will be right up to SAG’s alley, but voters surprisingly opposed crowning her.

If Stewart was not nominated by SAG, his Oscar chances would be very shaky. If so, I wonder if an Oscar battle is brewing between the two women seeking their second Academy Award: Kidman who turned into a loose ball in “Being the Ricardos” and Coleman as the thorny and sympathetic mother in “The Last”. Daughter. ”

actors

“Belfast”

“Koda”

“Do not look up”

“House of Gucci”

“King Richard”

Although it is considered SAG’s best genre, it has little to do with Best Picture Racing: Last Year’s Oscar-winning “Nomland” was not nominated for an SAG Award for Best Actor because the Guild wants to honor an award. Large ensemble instead of a film dominating only one or two shows.