2015 Oscar Poll: Who Will Win the Screen Actors Guild Award (SAG)?
After the PGA on Saturday, the Screen Actors Guild will follow suit and Sunday, and just like with the producers, we also want you to tell us who you think the actors will choose from amidst their own in the five film categories they award. We’ll readily admit, some of these categories look pretty much set. But who do you think will win Best Actor? Michael Keaton or Eddie Redmayne? Or will Benedict Cumberbatch be the proverbial rabbit they pull out of their hat? Likewise, where do you think SAG will go for Best Ensemble? The small, but twelve-year long committed group ofBoyhood? The bunch of actors playing actors in Birdman? Or will it go to The Grand Budapest Hotel, with an ensemble larger than those other two combined? Gives us your picks in our polls, and see if you can do better than us.
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