11:30AM, Jan 29, 2007
The SAG Awards saw a star-filled red carpet but who got their mitts on what?
Well, it was a good night for a queen and a dreamgirl...
At the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Jennifer Hudson and Helen Mirren added to their trophy collections, while a few first-time winners were clearly surprised - and grateful.
Having won a Golden Globe earlier in the month, Jennifer Hudson was named best supporting actress again for her role in Dreamgirls. She thanked the Screen Actors Guild for "noticing little old me".
Surprising no one, Helen Mirren took the best actress gong for The Queen. But she admitted that when she first signed on to play HRH: "I saw those sensible shoes and tweed skirts laid out in a row, and I cried."
She also won the best actress in a TV movie or mini-series for Elizabeth I.
A visibly moved best actor winner Forest Whitaker said: "Everybody tells me not to get carried away, 'cause I get carried away sometimes, but whatever. I'm really happy to receive this award."
Best supporting actor went to Eddie Murphy for Dreamgirls, who arrived at the ceremony with his new girlfriend.
In the TV categories, America Ferrera was named best actress in a comedy for her role in Ugly Betty, and Hugh Laurie reigned supreme in the best TV drama actor group for House.
Little Miss Sunshine won for best cast in a motion picture, while Grey's Anatomy won the ensemble gong for a TV drama and The Office walked away with the prize for the best TV comedy cast.
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