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Seth Rogen Accepts Award for Late Catherine O'Hara
2 Mar
Summary
- Catherine O'Hara received a posthumous award for her TV role.
- Seth Rogen accepted the award, praising O'Hara's talent and kindness.
- O'Hara, known for 'Home Alone,' died January 30th.
Hollywood recently celebrated the late Catherine O'Hara, honoring her with an Actor Award for her performance in "The Studio." The award for best female actor in a television comedy was accepted by Seth Rogen, the show's writer and star, at a red-carpet event in Los Angeles.
Rogen, who worked with O'Hara on the satirical series about the movie business, shared anecdotes of her insightful email suggestions for script rewrites. He emphasized her ability to embody both genius and kindness, stating that one did not compromise the other.
He also lauded her generosity and grace, noting that she never diminished her own talents while working on set. O'Hara, who passed away on January 30th at the age of 71 from a pulmonary embolism, was widely recognized for her roles in films like "Home Alone" and the acclaimed show "Schitt's Creek."
The Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards, are presented by members of the SAG-AFTRA actors union. Their significance is heightened by the fact that actors constitute the largest voting group for the Academy Awards, making the winners closely watched indicators.
