‘Hamnet’ Wins Best Actress at the 32nd Actor Awards (SAG Awards) for Jessie Buckley!

Since its release, the film 〈Hamnet〉 has received unanimous praise from both the media and audiences, and Jessie Buckley, who delivered an emotionally stirring performance, won the Best Actress award in the film category at the 32nd Actor Awards (SAG Awards). The Actor Awards (SAG Awards) is an awards ceremony hosted by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and is held just before the Academy Awards, making it a reliable predictor of the award results. After competing against Rose Byrne from 〈If I Had Legs I'd Kick You〉, Kate Hudson from 〈Song Sung Blue〉, Chase Infinity from 〈One Battle After Another〉, and Emma Stone from 〈Bugonia〉, Jessie Buckley has claimed the trophy for Best Actress, sweeping major awards including the Golden Globe Awards, Critics' Choice Awards, British Academy Film Awards, and now the Actor Awards (SAG Awards), leaving only the Academy Awards to be determined, drawing significant attention to her potential win.

“It slowly builds up from the beginning and captivates the audience at the last moment,” “Another masterpiece by director Chloé Zhao,” “The best film of 2026,” “So good that it feels like acting or reality,” are just a few of the continuous praises from real viewers for the overwhelming performances and the profound direction of the film 〈Hamnet〉, which tells the story of 'Shakespeare' and his wife 'Agnes' who, after losing the most precious thing in life, overcomes that wound and transforms tragedy into art, giving birth to 'Hamlet.' The film is currently showing in theaters to great acclaim.