
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29 (UPI) -- Christopher Plummer and Octavia Spencer were named Best Supporting actor and actress at the Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony in Los Angeles Sunday night.
Plummer won the statuette for his work in "Beginners." Spencer picked up the prize for her performance in "The Help."
"This means so much to me, coming from you, SAG," a tearful Spencer said as she collected her statuette. "It was really a privilege to work on a film that gave a voice to so many women who made it possible for me to be standing here tonight. These women represented our mothers and grandmothers and it was their courage and them facing the challenges they faced every day and living their lives with dignity and grace. I thank you. By honoring me, you honor them."
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