Amy Madigan Wins Actor Award, Hints at "Weapons" Prequel

Amy Madigan received the trophy for best female actor in a supporting role at the 2026 Actor Awards held on Sunday night in Los Angeles. The 75-year-old actress, known for her portrayal of Aunt Gladys in the acclaimed horror film "Weapons," expressed her deep appreciation for the recognition. This marked her first nomination from the Screen Actors Guild, a moment she described as a profound honor.

Madigan, a staunch union supporter, shared her excitement about the supportive nature of the acting community, emphasizing that actors genuinely enjoy and admire each other's work. She also alluded to the potential for a prequel to "Weapons," expressing enthusiasm about revisiting her character, Aunt Gladys. The actress is also slated for an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress on March 15, her second Academy Award nomination to date.