SAG Awards: 'No Country,' 'Sopranos' Win Big

The acting community honors its own at the 14th Annual SAG Awards. The cast of 'No Country for Old Men' won the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Motion Picture at the 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night, beating out '3:10 to Yuma,' 'American Gangster,' 'Hairspray' and 'Into the Wild.' One of the film's stars, JAVIER BARDEM , earned Outstanding Male Actor in a Supporting Role honors, saying "to receive this is totally unbelievable." He also thanked the movie's directors, JOEL and ETHAN COEN , for "hiring me." As for the show's other big winners, DANIEL DAY-LEWIS picked up his second Outstanding Male Actor SAG Award (called The Actor) for his riveting performance as an oil tycoon in 'There Will Be Blood.' During his heartfelt speech, Day-Lewis took a moment to remember actor HEATH LEDGER , who passed away earlier in the week, and dedicated his award to him. (link)