Snook: Acting is 'just a game of pretend'

Sarah Snook recently won the 2026 Critics Choice Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television. The award recognized her performance in the Peacock series 'All Her Fault.' In her acceptance speech and subsequent press room Q&A, Snook emphasized her belief that acting is fundamentally a "game of pretend."

She expressed deep gratitude for the opportunities to pursue acting as a profession, highlighting the importance of enjoying the process of creation. Snook mentioned her positive experiences working with the cast and crew on 'All Her Fault,' underscoring that having a great time during production is paramount, as it stems from the enjoyable nature of their collaborative play.

'All Her Fault' is an eight-episode mystery thriller where Snook portrays Marissa Irvine, a wealth manager whose life unravels after her son's disappearance. The series delves into secrets within a suburban setting and features Snook playing 26 distinct characters, utilizing innovative theatrical and video techniques.