The best red carpet looks and biggest moments from the 2023 SAG Awards

The Screen Actors Guild will present its 29th SAG Awards on Sunday at L.A.’s Fairmont Century Plaza, and The Times is there (and here, at home, watching on YouTube) in force.

From the best of the nominees’ red carpet looks to the biggest moments of the ceremony, we were on hand to capture the night in pictures. Here are some of our favorite images from the event.

Awards

All the 2023 SAG Awards winners

The Screen Actors Guild gave its top awards to “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Abbott Elementary” and “The White Lotus.”

Feb. 26, 2023

Inside the show

Star James Hong, center, cracks up his “Everything Everywhere All at Once” cast mates while accepting the Screen Actors Guild award for motion picture ensemble.

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Brendan Fraser accepts the award for male actor in a leading role at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for “The Whale.”

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Michelle Yeoh celebrates winning female actor in a leading role at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

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Jennifer Coolidge gets emotional while accepting the award for female actor in a drama series for “The White Lotus.”

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Sally Field accepts the Life Achievement Award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards: “Easy is overrated.”

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Ke Huy Quan accepts the award for male actor in a supporting role for “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”

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“Everything Everywhere All at Once” actor Jamie Lee Curtis hugs co-star Michelle Yeoh before accepting the award for female actor in a supporting role.

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The cast of “Abbott Elementary” accept the award for ensemble in a comedy series.

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Sam Elliott accepts the Screen Actors Guild award for male actor in a television movie or limited series.

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Deadpan presenters Jenna Ortega, left, and Aubrey Plaza come to understand why they were paired together.

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“Abbott Elementary” co-stars Janelle James and Quinta Brunson open the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

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On the red carpet

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” star Michelle Yeoh.

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“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” star Angela Bassett.

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“Elvis” star Austin Butler.

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The cast of “Women Talking”: From left, Liv McNeil, August Winter, Kate Hallett, Michelle McLeod, Sheila McCarthy, director Sarah Polley, Rooney Mara, Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley.

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“The Bear’s” Ayo Edebiri.

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“The White Lotus” star Aubrey Plaza.

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“Ozark’s” Laura Linney.

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“Dead to Me’s” Christina Applegate, with daughter Sadie Grace LeNoble.

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“Everything Everywhere All at Once” star Stephanie Hsu.

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“Dead to Me’s” James Marsden.

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Emily Blunt, star of “The English.”

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“The White Lotus” star Simona Tabasco.

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Niecy Nash-Betts.

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Eddie Redmayne.

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“Euphoria” star Zendaya.

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“Abbott Elementary’s” Quinta Brunson.

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“The Dropout’s” Amanda Seyfried.

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“Hacks” star Carl Clemons-Hopkins.

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“The White Lotus” star Sabrina Impacciatore.

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“The Banshees of Inisherin’s” Barry Keoghan.

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“Wednesday” herself, Jenna Ortega.

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“Emily in Paris” star Ashley Park.

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Presenter Ariana DeBose.

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“The White Lotus” star Meghann Fahy.

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“Parent Trap” co-stars Elaine Hendrix and Lisa Ann Walter.

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“The Crown’s” Olivia Williams.

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“Severance” star Britt Lower.

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“Abbott Elementary’s” Sheryl Lee Ralph.

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“The White Lotus” star Will Sharpe.

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“Better Call Saul’s” Rhea Seehorn.

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Katharine Ross and Sam Elliott.

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“Severance’s” Patricia Arquette.

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Kathryn Newton arrives at the Screen Actors Guild Awards

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Haley Lu Richardson arrives at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

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“Access Hollywood” correspondent Zuri Hall.

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“The Bear’s” Matty Matheson.

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“The White Lotus’” Adam DiMarco.

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“Marcel the Shell With Shoes On” writer, producer and vocal actor Jenny Slate.

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Jamie Lee Curtis, star of “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”

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Cara Delevingne stars in “Only Murders in the Building” since Season 2.

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“Hacks” and “Queer as Folk” star Johnny Sibilly.

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