Everything Everywhere All at Once

There were many more SAG Awards given out, of course, in both television and film. Brendan Fraser took home the top acting prize for his work on The Whale, ...

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) It would seem like Everything Everywhere All At Once is a lock to win the Original Screenplay award at next weekend’s WGA Awards and to notch yet more wins at the Independent Spirit Awards. [Everything Everywhere All At Once](https://www.motionpictures.org/2023/01/everything-everywhere-all-at-once-producer-jonathan-wang-on-making-an-oscar-juggernaut/) lived up to its title last night, grabbing just about everything in sight at the [SAG Awards](https://www.motionpictures.org/2023/01/sag-awards-nominations-include-viola-davis-cate-blanchett-colin-farrell-adam-sandler/) and all at once.

The movie 'Everything Everywhere All at Once won the top prize in addition to the lead actress and two supporting actor awards. The top TV series was "The ...

This suggests that this may be the season's most fluid acting competition. Actress in a Drama Series Actress in a Comedy Series Yet with only two weeks before Hollywood's greatest night, the true shock would be if "Everything Everywhere" didn't end in winning the Academy Awards. Actor in a Comedy Series Yet, he continued to pay his SAG dues annually in the hopes of enjoying the renaissance he is now.

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After roughly 70 years in the business, actor James Hong, 94, earned his first Screen Actors Guild Award Sunday alongside his “Everything Everywhere All at ...

"But something inside me, inside of James Hong, wants to keep on going and do more movies and progress … "Maybe another 10 years when I'm looking down at this world and I say, 'Yeah, progress.'" I'm going to do other movies until I can't walk anymore and can't talk anymore. I try to find what makes the person really that person." Now, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a heavy favorite during awards season. Hong received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2022, making history as the oldest recipient to receive the honor. "I took those roles and then I used what my teachers had taught me and put the real feelings, even if it's a villain … Hong grew up in Minneapolis and got interested in acting when he was young, first inspired by Chinese opera performers who would visit his father's herb store. that over 50-plus years has nurtured actors Randall Park, George Takei, John Cho and others. Hong landed an agent and quit engineering for good. This is the busiest year I've ever had." After decades in the industry, Hong is getting greater public recognition for his work.

Three actors from the film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” won important awards from the Screen Actors Guild event on Sunday.

Four of the actors are nominated, including Yeoh for best actress, Curtis and Stephanie Hsu for best supporting actress and Quan for best supporting actor. [vote] for the Academy Awards. James Hong is also a member of the cast. Or you may create one on the Disqus system. Jamie Lee Curtis is 64 years old and the daughter of two famous Hollywood stars: Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. Our comment policy is Quan is a Vietnamese American actor who became known in the 1980s when he was a boy. Movie fans in other parts of the world learned about Yeoh when she appeared in a James Bond film in 1997. Three actors from the film won awards. She said: “I’m 64 years old and this is amazing.” As he grew older, he was not able to get many more acting roles and mostly dropped out of the business. She acted in many films in Hong Kong in the 1980s and 1990s.

Best Actress nominee Michelle Yeoh ('Everything Everywhere All at Once') talks to IndieWire about getting a seat at the Oscars table.

It was Yeoh who made the apt decision that her character not be named Michelle, as “the audience will be connecting me to her all the time, and then she won’t get a voice, [and] Evelyn needs a voice. And you need to give her that chance to be a superhero, to use her superpowers, which is love, which is patience, which is compassion, which is the feeling of never giving up because I will make it work, because it’s not for myself, but for my family, the people that I love,” said Yeoh. “So Evelyn was so important in that way.” “Everything had to be accentuated, you have to see the weariness on her face, and then in the way she walks, it’s always with the slouch,” said Yeoh. Merle Oberon, star of the 1935 film “The Night Angel,” received the same honor, but was never open about being of Asian descent for fear of losing out on leading roles. “It would make it more acceptable.” “For us to be promoting a movie for a year, it’s hard work. “It’d gotten to the norm. Please just get me nominated.’ And then you are thinking, ‘If I don’t get nominated, all these people will be so goddamn disappointed,’” the actress said. We want to be seen, we want to be heard, and tonight you’ve shown us that it is possible, and I’m grateful.” But as she acknowledged in her SAG Awards speech, saying “I know I’m up against titans, rightly so,” Yeoh is in a tight race with two-time Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett, who gave a tour de force performance in “TÁR” that recently earned her [a BAFTA Award](https://www.indiewire.com/2023/02/bafta-awards-2023-winners-list-1234811598/). The dramedy, helmed by writer-director duo Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, follows a middle-aged Chinese immigrant named Evelyn who is swept into a zany, heart-rending, multi-versal adventure that revitalizes the emotional bonds she has with her husband Waymond (Ke Huy Quan) and daughter Joy (Stephanie Hsu).

The 2023 SAG Awards had Mark Wahlberg — who once assaulted two Vietnamese men — give a top prize to the cast of 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.'

[Everything Everywhere All at Once](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-reviews/everything-everywhere-all-at-once-review-1325710/) continued its [awards](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/oscar-nominations-2023-1234666577/) [season tear](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/golden-globes-2023-michelle-yeoh-accepts-everything-everywhere-1234658997/) at the [SAG Awards](https://www.rollingstone.com/t/sag-awards/) Sunday night, Feb. Wahlberg was eventually charged with attempted murder but pleaded guilty to felony assault, earning a two-year prison sentence but only serving 45 days. Representatives for several cast members — including Yeoh, Quan, and Stephanie Hsu — also did not immediately return requests for comment. First, Wahlberg knocked one man, Thanh Lam, unconscious with a wooden stick, then he punched another man, Hoa (“Johnny”) Trinh. Three of the film’s stars — [Michelle Yeoh](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/michelle-yeoh-sag-awards-first-asian-best-actress-film-win-everything-everywhere-all-at-once-1234687137/), Jamie Lee Curtis, and [Ke Huy Quan](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/ke-huy-quan-sag-awards-first-asian-male-film-winner-supporting-actor-1234687129/) — won individual acting prizes, while the entire ensemble took home Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. [convicted of assaulting two Vietnamese American men](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/should-mark-wahlberg-be-pardoned-1988-assault-n263831) while trying to steal a few cases of beer from them outside a convenience store (Wahlberg, who was 16 at the time, claimed he was high on PCP).

Mark Wahlberg, convicted of assaulting a Vietnamese man in 1988, presented the predominately Asian cast of "Everything Everywhere all at Once" the night's ...

[applied for a pardon](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/gossip/la-et-mg-mark-wahlberg-assault-pardon-20141204-story.html) for the assault with the Massachusetts board of pardons, noting that he was “deeply sorry” for his actions. “My first movie was with Clark Gable, but back in those days...the leading role was played by these guys with their eyes taped up like this [pulls back the corners of his eyes] and they talk-a-like-a-this,” he said. History says the Oscar is next. One user saw the controversy as an example of “white privilege.” [on a roll](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/awards/story/2023-02-26/sag-awards-2023-oscars-producers-guild-directors-guild) headed into [ the 95th Academy Awards on March 12.](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/awards/story/2023-02-26/sag-awards-2023-oscars-producers-guild-directors-guild) It also belongs to everyone who has asked for change.” [wrote another Twitter user](https://twitter.com/Rainbow08241763/status/1630048352447475713). “When I heard this, I quickly realized this moment no longer belongs to just me. Here are the highlights you missed from Sunday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards. He spent 45 days of a two-year sentence in jail for the felony. Ariana DeBose did the thing. While star James Hong celebrated inclusion in Hollywood, some viewers took issue with the presenter, Wahlberg.

Mark Wahlberg was formerly arrested for attacking two Vietnamese men and presented the "Everything Everywhere All at Once" SAG award.

The “Barbie” actor deleted past tweets criticizing Wahlberg’s attempt to be pardoned for the 1988 assault and [took to Instagram](https://www.indiewire.com/2020/12/simu-liu-defends-acting-mark-wahlberg-assault-history-1234606059/) to explain why he chose to work with Wahlberg decades later. The predominantly Asian and Asian-American cast was [heavily favored](https://www.indiewire.com/2023/02/everything-everywhere-all-at-once-sag-winner-oscars-1234813706/) to win the prize. Progressive discussion will lead to dialogue, and dialogue will lead to action.” I was kind of pushed into doing it, I certainly didn’t need to or want to relive that stuff over again.” “I deleted a couple of tweets I made regarding the past actions of one of my costars as a gesture of professionalism and to open to door to progressive conversations and (hopefully) positive change,” Liu wrote in 2020. He was charged as an adult with attempted murder and sentenced to two years on felony assault, but served only 45 days. [dedicated his career to “faith-based” projects](https://www.indiewire.com/2023/02/mark-wahlberg-faith-not-popular-hollywood-1234812385/) and was defended by “Arthur the King” co-star Simu Liu. Wahlberg was previously convicted of assaulting two Vietnamese-American men in 1988. Wahlberg was accused of beating Trinh to the point that he lost sight in one of his eyes; however, those injuries were pre-existing and sustained in the 1970s before Trinh’s altercation with Wahlberg. [Departed](https://www.indiewire.com/2022/02/mark-wahlberg-departed-2-brad-pitt-robert-de-niro-1234702005/)” actor later admitted that he regretted applying for a pardon request for the conviction. [Mark Wahlberg](https://www.indiewire.com/t/mark-wahlberg/) couldn’t boogie his way out of the backlash to his appearance at the 2023 [SAG Awards](https://www.indiewire.com/t/sag-awards/). [“Boogie Nights” alum](https://www.indiewire.com/2022/04/mark-wahlberg-boogie-nights-prosthetic-penis-1234716220/) presented the award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture to the cast of “ [Everything Everywhere All at Once](https://www.indiewire.com/t/everything-everywhere-all-at-once/)” during this year’s Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony on February 26.

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It also belongs to everyone who has asked for change,” he said. Brendan Fraser, who won best lead actor, was the only performer from a film other than “Everything Everywhere” to win a movie prize Sunday. The SAG prizes from the actors’ union round out a month in which “Everything Everywhere” has won best film from directors’ and producers’ groups too, making it firm favorite for the Oscars next month.

After winning at the DGA, PGA, and SAG, the question is not whether 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' will win Best Picture at the 2023 Oscars but how ...

First it was The Fabelmans, then it was The Banshees of Inisherin, and now it’s All Quiet’s turn. Are we secretly living inside a reboot of the 2020 Best Picture race, when the season ultimately came down to a In comparison to dour titles like Tár and Women Talking, it’s pitched as a good time; while the rest of the field is lily white or The way to an Oscars voter’s ballot is through their hearts, and nearly a year after its release, the passion for this film hasn’t dissipated. Although the film takes place in a number of different realities — one in which humans have hot-dog fingers, another in which there’s no intelligent life whatsoever — its most important one is the universe where the world can be saved with a hug. As [94-year-old cast member James Hong](https://www.vulture.com/2023/02/watch-james-hong-speech-for-eeao-win.html) said onstage at the SAG Awards, when he was starting out, leading Asian roles had been played by white actors in yellowface: “Producers said Asians are not box office. [blue](https://www.vulture.com/article/review-james-camerons-spectacular-avatar-the-way-of-water.html), its tale of financially struggling Chinese immigrants stands out even more. That’s a haul only the heaviest of Oscars hitters obtain — in the era of the preferential ballot, just Birdman, Argo, and The King’s Speech have done it. Even before its big wins, the awards strategists I surveyed conceded that the film would be hard to beat. There are nearly infinite reasons why this was not the way the race was predicted to go. On that front, Supporting Actor is a near lock and Best Director likely as well. Each of these individually would be a plumb prize for any awards hopeful: PGA because it uses the same preferential ballot the Oscars do; SAG because it represents actors, the Academy’s largest branch.

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The 60-year-old Malaysian star became the first performer of south-east Asian descent to be nominated in the best actress category and Yeoh could be heading for a history-making win. If it does take home the award, it’ll be a resounding victory for original thinkers and original stories. Having picked up prizes at most of the major awards this season (and given the As an exploration of generational trauma, the burden of regret and the meaning of life, it is genuinely affecting. Just as the story revolves around a woman who has been overlooked and ignored, you can sense that Yeoh, a bona fide action superstar who often has to play second or third fiddle in her Hollywood outings, knows that this is finally her time to shine. All those ideas would be dismissed as mere gimmicks if the film didn’t have any heart to it, and that’s something Everything Everywhere All at Once has in buckets. I wouldn’t be surprised if Academy voters decided to play it safe by plumping for something cosy and familiar like As she inhabits all the different versions of Evelyn across the parallel worlds, she delivers a phenomenal, multifaceted turn that is fierce, goofy and empathic. Clearly, this is film-making that resonates with audiences on a deep emotional level. It’s increasingly rare these days for independent films to become commercial hits, but Everything Everywhere All at Once grossed more than $100m worldwide thanks to good old-fashioned word of mouth, with many fans heading back to the cinema for multiple viewings. And that’s exactly why it would be a worthy winner. Or fight sequences using a giant butt plug and a fanny pack as weapons?