Bridges, Bullock, Mo’Nique win SAG film awards; ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Glee’ casts win TV honors

Bridges, Bullock win SAG film awards

LOS ANGELES — Jeff Bridges has been honored as best actor at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for his portrayal of a hard-luck, hard-living country music singer in “Crazy Heart.”

Sandra Bullock won best actress honors for “The Blind Side,” in which she plays the tenacious shepherd to a youngster in need who becomes a football star.

Mo’Nique’s searing portrayal of an abusive mother in “Precious” was honored as best supporting actress in a film.

The cast of AMC’s 1960s Madison Avenue saga “Mad Men” won the trophy for best drama series ensemble for the second year in a row, while 19 cast members of Fox TV newcomer “Glee,” about misfits in a high school singing club, accepted the award for best comedy series ensemble.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The cast of the 1960s Madison Avenue saga “Mad Men” has won the trophy for best drama series ensemble at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for the second year in a row.

The actors of the spunky Fox TV series “Glee,” about a high school singing club, claimed SAG honors Saturday for best comedy series ensemble.

Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey of NBC’s “30 Rock” won for best acting in a comedy series, while the award for best actress in a drama went to Julianna Margulies of CBS’ “The Good Wife.” Gloden Globe winner Michael C. Hall of Showtime’s “Dexter” won best actor in a drama series.

The evening’s first film acting trophy, for best supporting actor, went to Christoph Waltz for “Inglourious Basterds.”