Timothée Chalamet wins Best Actor at SAG Awards, defying expectations

Timothée Chalamet won the SAG Award for Outstanding Male Actor at the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, surprising many by defeating favorites Adrien Brody and Ralph Fiennes for his role as Bob Dylan in the biopic 'A Complete Unknown.' In his acceptance speech, Chalamet expressed gratitude to his mother and shared the emotional weight of portraying Dylan, noting he dedicated five and a half years to the role. This victory marks Chalamet's first major award, and he made history as the youngest Best Actor winner in SAG history. The ceremony also highlighted the challenges faced by the industry, including the aftermath of recent wildfires, and featured a poignant speech from Jane Fonda, who received the Life Achievement Award. With this win, Chalamet is seen as a strong contender for the upcoming Academy Awards. 'A Complete Unknown' is also nominated in eight categories for the Oscars next weekend.