The Coen Brothers' crime thriller No Country for Old Men continued its awards season hot streak by taking the top prize at last night's 14th Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony. The film also received the Best Supporting Actor award for Javier Bardem's chilling performance as a psychotic killer sent to recover a cache of drug money. Both he and the film are now considered front runners in the Oscar race. See the complete list of winners here.Monday, January 28, 2008
SAG Crowns 'No Country' King
The Coen Brothers' crime thriller No Country for Old Men continued its awards season hot streak by taking the top prize at last night's 14th Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony. The film also received the Best Supporting Actor award for Javier Bardem's chilling performance as a psychotic killer sent to recover a cache of drug money. Both he and the film are now considered front runners in the Oscar race. See the complete list of winners here.
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