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Diane Kruger is looking back at one of the more uncomfortable moments in her career.

Emilia Jones had a great moment during the BAFTAs this year!

Courtney Howard The delicate facets of parenthood are on full display in this season’s awards contenders. Whether they’re capturing the struggles of training world-class winners, instilling compassion and hope during the Troubles or tackling the stresses surrounding motherhood either by protecting or rejecting it, the acclaimed actors portraying these disparate parents blend movie magic with memory and imagination.Back in the late 1980s as “The Fresh Prince,” Will Smith scored a hit with “Parents Just Don’t Understand.” Yet, in a few decades’ time, he’s experiencing a royal ascension in director Reinaldo Marcus Green’s “King Richard,” playing father Richard Williams, who does understand what it takes to raise tennis champions. Aunjanue Ellis proves the perfect partner for verbal volleys as Oracene “Brandy” Williams, mother of Venus and Serena Williams.

Troy Kotsur is on a winning streak!

Marlee Matlin and Troy Kotsur are celebrating 's historic Screen Actors Guild Award wins.ET's Nischelle Turner spoke to the pair ahead of the cast taking home awards for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture and Kotsur nabbing Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role Sunday night, about what the film's SAG recognition will mean for deaf performers.«It's really exciting for many of us in our community to be represented in the most Hollywood way possible, but it's been a long time, representation has been a struggle for us, especially hiring deaf actors, directors and beyond,» Matlin told ET. «So,  is here, and we have three deaf actors carrying the film authentically, authentic deaf actors, and you can't ask for anything better than that.»As for Kotsur's nomination, Matlin believes it will pave the way for more deaf actors to come.«I'm delighted for Troy.

Troy Kotsur made history as the first deaf actor to claim an individual prize at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards on Sunday.The 53-year-old star took home the Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role accolade for his work as Frank Rossi in CODA and reflected on his beginnings as a struggling actor in an acceptance speech delivered via an ASL interpreter.He signed to the audience: 'Wow. Thank you so much to all the members of SAG.

Stealing the SAGs spotlight! HoYeon Jung, Ariana DeBose and more stars made their mark on the 2022 awards show.

Troy Kotsur achieved a first at the 28th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards when he laid claim to Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role for his work on “CODA”.

Troy Kotsur is making history.

Screen Actors Guild Awards kicked off Sunday against a backdrop of geopolitical conflict and a pandemic that has upended the way that movies and television shows are produced and distributed. “Ted Lasso” star and creator Jason Sudekis won his second consecutive SAG Award for best actor in a TV comedy for his work as an optimistic soccer coach in the hit Apple TV show, and Jean Smart earned her first SAG for best actress in a TV comedy after four previous nominations for her role as a caustic standup in “Hacks.” “Actors, nobody gets us,” Smart exclaimed.

CODA‘s Troy Kotsur made history at Sunday’s SAG Awards, becoming the first deaf actor in the history of the award show to claim an individual prize. He prevailed in the category of Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, besting the likes of Ben Affleck (Amazon Studios’ The Tender Bar), Bradley Cooper (MGM/UAR’s Licorice Pizza), Jared Leto (MGM/UAR’s House of Gucci) and Kodi Smit-McPhee (Netflix’s The Power of the Dog).

The 28th annual SAG Awards taking place Sunday at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, with the actors guild handing out trophies in 15 motion picture and television categories during a ceremony airing live beginning at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on TNT and TBS.

Marlee Matlin and Troy Kotsur are ready for the big night!

CODA star Troy Kotsur this morning became the first deaf male actor ever to earn an Oscar nomination, speaking with Deadline about what the watershed moment centered on the Apple film means for the deaf community, as well as his upcoming film Flash Before the Bang and more.

Troy Kotsur has made history as the first deaf male Oscar nominee for his work in the film CODA.The 94th Academy Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday morning as the 53-year-old veteran was recognized in the Actor in a Supporting Role category.His co-star Marlee Matlin became the first deaf actor - male or female - nominee and winner in 1987 for her work in Children Of A Lesser God. Blazing a trail:Troy Kotsur (seen in November) has made history as the first deaf male Oscar nominee for his work in the film CODA as the 94th Academy Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday morningAs if that already wasn't enough history made CODA became the first movie lead by a predominantly deaf cast to be nominated for Best Picture.

Troy Kotsur made history this morning as he landed his first Oscar nomination for his turn in Apple’s acclaimed family drama, CODA, becoming the first deaf male actor to earn this recognition.

Brian Cox has admitted he was left 'agog' at Brad Pitt's smoldering good looks when they worked together on Troy.'I mean I'm straight, you know, but I just thought: "Wow! My God, this guy is stunning,"' Brian, 75, revealed during a new video interview with Vanity Fair.The 2004 movie told the story of the Trojan War, with Brian playing the invading king Agamemnon and Brad as the peerless fighter Achilles. Letting it out:Brian Cox has admitted he was left 'agog' at Brad Pitt's smoldering good looks when they worked together on Troy Brad in Troy:'I mean I'm straight, you know, but I just thought: "Wow! My God, this guy is stunning,"' Brian, 75, revealed during a new video interview with Vanity Fair'You know I remember one point you know, just kind of being agog at, you know, at Brad, because you know, he'd never been in costumes like that,' he said.Brad spent the movie in flesh-flashing armor that allowed him to show off his statuesque figure to sizzling advantage.

Brian Cox has nothing but nice things to say about his Troy co-star Brad Pitt!

The Last of Us and Sam Drake in Uncharted, has reversed plans to partner with a company aiming to create NFTs of actors’ voices.Baker announced his partnership with Voiceverse earlier this month (January 14), attracting criticism for supporting a company that many saw as potentially automating the performance work of voice actors. The announcement also drew significant backlash for Baker’s antagonistic tone, telling followers, “You can hate.

Stuart Miller Troy Kotsur loved the script for “CODA” but knew that in one crucial scene he didn’t want to say the words, “thank you.” To be more precise, Kotsur knew he didn’t want to sign the phrase. Deaf actor Kotsur plays Rossi family patriarch Frank in Siân Heder’s film about Ruby (Emilia Jones), the Rossis’ hearing teen daughter who takes steps toward independence from her deaf parents and brother.Frank and his wife, Jackie (Marlee Matlin), have just attended the school concert where Ruby emerges as a star; they’ve never understood her passion for singing but now have seen others responding to her performance.

EXCLUSIVE: Rashad Bilal And Troy Millings, hosts of the Earn Your Leisure podcast, have signed with UTA.