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Fonda's 'Late Bloomer' SAG Award Quip
28 Feb
Summary
- Jane Fonda embraced her 'late bloomer' status at the 2025 SAG Awards.
- Betty White's 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award speech charmed attendees.
- Carrie Fisher humorously introduced her mother, Debbie Reynolds, in 2015.
The Screen Actors Guild Awards, known for memorable moments, continue to honor achievements in film and television. Jane Fonda, recipient of the honor at the 2025 ceremony, embraced her 'late bloomer' status with vigor. She proclaimed, "I'm not done," and humorously reflected on her unconventional career, suggesting she might perform her own stunts in her 90s.
Past ceremonies have also featured unforgettable tributes. In 2010, the beloved Betty White captivated the audience with her Lifetime Achievement Award acceptance, alluding playfully to past romantic encounters. Another touching moment occurred in 2015 when Carrie Fisher introduced her mother, Debbie Reynolds, for her Lifetime Achievement Award, a poignant prelude to their passing within days of each other in 2016.
The awards also provide a platform for lighthearted banter. Tina Fey, accepting Best Female Actor in a Comedy Series in 2013, humorously shared the accolade with her friend Amy Poehler, playfully referencing their long-standing professional relationship.
