This is the best In Memoriam I've seen in a long time. Music isn't over powering, clips are shown, Oscars and all other awards should take note, this is how you do a In Memoriam.
I feel silly for my sadness. Betty White lived nearly a century and was winning SAG Awards into her 90s Yet the gap she leaves behind both in the industry and my heart is bigger than I can adequately describe.
So nice that they included Native American actor. Saginaw Grant in their memoriam. Lost many iconic actors and people in the last year. May they all test in eternal peace. Legends ❤
I think we can all agree the SAG Awards do the best In Memoriam's out of any award program by actually honoring the people who have passed with clips of their acting and showing the enormous talent they had 💙
Sidney Poitier was my hero when I was in my early 20s because of how he acted and taught the world in the movie, "To Sir With Love" how to survive in this world which he taught his students in that movie. I also, learned because my mother was too busy with her own friends. However, Sidney made me believe I can do anything and survive too.
It is always heartbreaking to see this segment in every Hollywood awards show. Honoring the legends and icons for one last glimpse and remembering them..
Some of the statements were very thought provoking and helped give an insight into each persons talent. There were only encouraging comments used and a real sense of care given to the order of the clips, particularly ending with Poitier comment🙏🏼
I still can't believe that Gaspard Ulliel is gone. Such a great talent. He was so young and had a lot of things to do. Gone too soon. We will miss you forever. My heart aches for you 💔😢
Seeing Gaspard in this clip made me cry 😢 I remember watching his funeral on TV from Paris with my Mother in late January. Then my Mother died the 13th of February. My Mother and the actor I have adored and been watching so much of my life...gone. I am devastated.
@@AvecPoesie I'm so sorry for that! I send you a huge hug. Losing a mom is not an easy thing to go through. Sending lots of love to you and your family.
Jane Powell was truly extraordinary! A magnificent triple threat, an enchanting actress and an exquisite dancer with an achingly beautiful voice! I wish more people talked about her the way they do Sidney Poitier and Betty White.
We lost all the legends and amazing actors in 2022. I feel like my youth years are slowly Dying and soon I will be there to. scary thought to think How short life really is. 😢🙏🏼
"You can't live for the future just like you can't live in the past " hit me hard RIP Bob Saget he is my childhood and year later still hits me hard 💙🖤
There was so many I went "oh I forgot they had passed away" like Frank Bonner, Howard Hesseman... then betty White showed up and bam I got hit in the feels.
The Screen *Actors* Guild got it right. Wonderful In Memoriam ♥ Kudos to the people who put it together, and to all the people who left us: thank you for the entertainment. RIP.
It was really a nice memoriam to those who passed away especially Michael Nesmith from the Monkees. I watched reruns of that show when I was 9yrs old. He was an amazing musician, songwriter and actor. It was such a shock when I found out he had passed away. 😢
What an encapsulation of pure greatness+...from Ed❤Asner's intro displaying that emotional "So Long" to the "Soul Smile" from Sidney❤Poitier with that impactful closing! {AWED} This was incredibly moving to see this vast talent and remembrance! {R.I.P.👣+}...💚*🙏
It's both interesting and poignant that the opening clip is of Ed Asner from MTM talking to Betty White and Gavin McCleod who both also died this year. The last four remaining principal characters from The Mary Tyler Moore Show all died in 2021 and Betty was the last and the oldest .
All of these Hollywood royalty, talented iconic legendary individuals who have impacted and made our world better, reign, rule and play in power forever in heaven! Great music and memoriam tribute, all of them get applause and standing ovations! 👑💎🏆✨🌟♾😇🎞📺🎭
Still sad about Betty White, I've never ever met her but through her work I feel like I have. The only celebrity I cried for when I came to know she passed away. Incredible she lived 99 years in this lifetime and still you feel like she did not live enough.... I agree with every word of Ryan Reynolds on that.
The audience shouldn’t applause one and not others, everyone who died was talented, it doesn’t sit right if some get whoops and cheers and applause and others don’t.
They(the organizers)usually encourage them not to. But these celebrities always do that. It is not appropriate to cheer and clap to the departed. Each and everyone had an impact that's why they were been acknowledged in the memoriam section.
The Oscars didn’t mute the audience in 2020. Seeing the audience clapping for one person and being silent for the next was upsetting. I wish they could just hold their applause until the end. I feel like clapping ruins the moment.
You are so right each one enhances the "Entertainment Business" which always I've enjoyed when things were tough and I needed to escape the crap I was going through. To all those talented and not viewed individuals - Thank you for your talent and skills.
Damn, salute to all the elders, forever young in the sky, shining w/the rest of the stars, we hope to do you proud on our respective paths. "There are many stars but one moon." RIP Paul Mooney
Great In Memoriam. There are some I recognize from movies from years gone by but I didn't know they died, maybe it only got a small mention at the time. RIP to all
That's literally why they say to save applause for the end. It also kind of exposes who the stupidest people in the room are because if they clap immediately after hearing that, yikes.
For all the tears rolling... Windex! :-) Oh how fortunate those who lived a thousand lives in just one pair of shoes. RIP and thank you for the inspiration!
Nesmith was so underrated by the general public. Songwriter (wrote "Different Drum" for the Stone Poneys, which featured Linda Rondstadt). Music video pioneer ("Rio" is reported to be the first music video. Created the concept of the music video channel with "PopClips", the inspiration for MTV). Won the first music video Grammy (for "Elephant Parts"). Won an Emmy for The Monkees TV series. Had his own TV show ("Television Parts" for NBC). He could write, produce, act, sing, run a business (Pacific Arts) and was a more than capable musician. A quiet talent.
Ed Asner, Gavin Macleod and Betty White, all of the MTM show, died in the same year, last year, and Charlie Robinson and Markie Post, of Night Court, died within a couple of weeks of each other, last year. it had to be so hard for Jean Smart, winning an award and having to see her husband in the Memoriam as well.
@@divatalk9011 I think SAG does it from the last award date to the next award date, rather than a full calendar year. Cloris was recognized in last years ceremony since she died in January 2021, before the last awards took place. Bette was in this one since she died in late December 2021, nearly January 2022, before this years awards.
It hurts a little more now knowing that the two Ed Asner says goodbye, his co-stars Gavin MacLeod & Betty White, also passed in 2021. Macleod in May, Ed in August, & Betty in December.
This is the best In Memoriam I've seen in a long time. Music isn't over powering, clips are shown, Oscars and all other awards should take note, this is how you do a In Memoriam.
I so agree with you!! It made me cry
Agreed.
I agree!
I agree with you.
IMO, Screen Actors Guild Awards always did the best In Memoriam's. Yes, Oscars and the Emmys should take note.
*Betty White and Sidney Poitier as the last two presented, such marvelous, marvelous actors and individuals! Rest in power!*
Belmondo was bigger than both of them together.
@@Katzenhase no
@@Katzenhase who's that?
@@mariesdune Jean Paul Belmondo, one of the greatest french and international actors, history of 1960/70s Cinema
Horrible year for Mary Tyler Moore’s friends and classic movie stars *sigh*
Did anyone feel like they just watched their childhood flash before their eyes? Wow! So much talent lost this last year.
"You can't live for the future, just like you can't live in the past" Miss you, Bob Saget.
Give the team who did this memorium a raise. Had me bawling this year
🥺😣😥😭same....🥀🖤💔🖤👄🥀
When Michael Nesmith came on 🥺
Damn. I'm at the age where I'm recognizing every other person in the memoriam. The older we get the harder this will hit us
Now that's how you do an in memorial sequences. No music over playing the clips, with a decent amount of time spent on showing each person.
there was music tho 👀
@@michelleimogu9296 But not overplaying on the clips so it reduces the impact of that clip.
I feel silly for my sadness. Betty White lived nearly a century and was winning SAG Awards into her 90s Yet the gap she leaves behind both in the industry and my heart is bigger than I can adequately describe.
So nice that they included Native American actor. Saginaw Grant in their memoriam. Lost many iconic actors and people in the last year. May they all test in eternal peace. Legends ❤
I think we can all agree the SAG Awards do the best In Memoriam's out of any award program by actually honoring the people who have passed with clips of their acting and showing the enormous talent they had 💙
Also TCM sometimes as well
There were years when the Emmys did the In Memoriam segment justice.
All In Memoriams need to strive for this level of excellence. The music was at a decent level, everyone got enough time. Just amazing. Well done ❤️😭
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“There's heroes and there's legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. Follow your heart, kid, and you'll never go wrong.”
Sidney Poitier was my hero when I was in my early 20s because of how he acted and taught the world in the movie, "To Sir With Love" how to survive in this world which he taught his students in that movie. I also, learned because my mother was too busy with her own friends. However, Sidney made me believe I can do anything and survive too.
I love that they included Stuart Damon, a rare appearance by a daytime soap star
I agree!
YES
I knew him best as the Prince in Cinderella with Leslie Ann Warren.
😍
UK tv viewers of a certain age will remember Stuart Damon from the 1960s show 'The Champions'.
Stuart Damon was on general hospital for more than 30 years. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Wow! So beautiful! Well done, Sag Awards!
I was so glad that they included Mike Nesmith. Probably one of the best in memoriams and one of the most inclusive.
So was I. But I was disappointed when they didn't include Peter Tork a couple years back.
Yea I was so happy they put him in also, considering most other people didn’t, and he totally deserved all the recognition and a proper farewell 🥺
@@mattcampbell7669 that sucks, he was such a good actor and a really amazing musician who will be missed 😭
It is always heartbreaking to see this segment in every Hollywood awards show. Honoring the legends and icons for one last glimpse and remembering them..
I agree!
Some of the statements were very thought provoking and helped give an insight into each persons talent. There were only encouraging comments used and a real sense of care given to the order of the clips, particularly ending with Poitier comment🙏🏼
I still can't believe that Gaspard Ulliel is gone. Such a great talent. He was so young and had a lot of things to do. Gone too soon. We will miss you forever. My heart aches for you 💔😢
Seeing Gaspard in this clip made me cry 😢 I remember watching his funeral on TV from Paris with my Mother in late January. Then my Mother died the 13th of February. My Mother and the actor I have adored and been watching so much of my life...gone. I am devastated.
@@AvecPoesie I'm so sorry for that! I send you a huge hug. Losing a mom is not an easy thing to go through. Sending lots of love to you and your family.
@@carolinaortiznavarro7969 Thank you for your kind words 🥺🥀
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As an Indigenous Australian, seeing Mr Gulpilil's name at the SAG In Memoriam is emotional 🥺
Man when you almost recognize 99% of legends who passed away you know your getting old.
Mad respect to SAG for acknowledging Paul Mooney
What do you mean by "mad respect"?
💯YAAAASSSSSS❣💃✊😍
@@mattcampbell7669 Great respect. Oakland's own Paul Mooney RIP.
@@fourthgirl Oh
I knew Mike Nesmith was coming , and yet I still cried. He was my favorite monkee ❤
Good thing they included him. Davy Jones was also included back in 2012-2013. But they excluded Peter Tork a few years back.
Mr. Poitier is such an enormous loss, his movies were fantastic and he was a legendary actor.
To sir with, love was my favorite Sidney Poitier movie. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
We lost so many good people this year. It is as if my childhood was on there.
I love this in memorial , it feels like a celebration of life
I agree!
Jane Powell was truly extraordinary! A magnificent triple threat, an enchanting actress and an exquisite dancer with an achingly beautiful voice!
I wish more people talked about her the way they do Sidney Poitier and Betty White.
Bob Saget 😇❤
Rip Ed Asner, Bob Saget, Betty White, and James Michael Tyler. You all will be missed
We lost all the legends and amazing actors in 2022. I feel like my youth years are slowly Dying and soon I will be there to. scary thought to think How short life really is. 😢🙏🏼
This is a great In Memoriam! Remembering Meat Loaf as an actor is so justified. Oscars didn't do it, what a shame! Thank you!
"You can't live for the future just like you can't live in the past " hit me hard RIP Bob Saget he is my childhood and year later still hits me hard 💙🖤
The best In Memoriam I’ve ever seen. Absolutely beautiful.
💔
The Oscars always forget someone every year.
A stunning tribute and so well made. I still can't believe Mike Nesmith is gone.
Michael Nesmith was a talented singer and song-writer. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
So many people I grew up with. All my life.
sag always makes the most beautiful and heartfell in memoriam... what these artist deserved
I love that they showed Stuart Damon. He hasn't only a soap actor he a very long career.
Absolutely!
To all awards shows take a note ,,this is the model, you can learn from,,, its PERFECT.....
When they put them all together like this, it looks like a terrible war stole our very best. The talent!
There was so many I went "oh I forgot they had passed away" like Frank Bonner, Howard Hesseman... then betty White showed up and bam I got hit in the feels.
Yes, go Cody Fry! What a perfect choice of music to honor a wonderful group of actors
Thanks
Thank you Elizabeth, I was scouring the comments looking for the song name. Off to Spotify now! 😁
I thought it was beautiful and alot of them I remember especially Michael Nesmith. He was an amazing musician, songwriter. He was my favorite Monkee.
This memoriam is way better than last year's Oscars' memoriam......Great characters....Great people.....Now dancing with the angels....😘❤✊
Last year’s Oscars In Memoriam was of such poor quality. It looked like a slideshow put together by teenagers.
The Screen *Actors* Guild got it right. Wonderful In Memoriam ♥ Kudos to the people who put it together, and to all the people who left us: thank you for the entertainment. RIP.
After watching the Emmys' underwhelming In Memoriam segment, I had to come back to this In Memoriam segment. It got to me again! 😭
It was really a nice memoriam to those who passed away especially Michael Nesmith from the Monkees. I watched reruns of that show when I was 9yrs old. He was an amazing musician, songwriter and actor. It was such a shock when I found out he had passed away. 😢
I have no idea we lost so many legends last year🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
"See you in the next life" Charle Grodin. Unbelievably funny guy, same with Norm, Bob Saget and more.
ONE OF my faves
What an encapsulation
of pure greatness+...from
Ed❤Asner's intro displaying that emotional "So Long"
to the "Soul Smile" from Sidney❤Poitier with that impactful closing! {AWED}
This was incredibly
moving to see this vast talent and remembrance!
{R.I.P.👣+}...💚*🙏
This In Memoriam had my crying so hard!
We lost a lot of great legends this past year. Rest In peace to all.
R.I.P. Legends, your stars shine on the sky.
All of this people is very sad, to lost. All of them deserve to rest in peacfully. Thank you for what you have given us in your life.
We lost so many great ones. RIP
Really cool that they included David Gulpilil.
He was on Crocodile Dundee right?
One of many things he did. He was the first indigenous Australian to achieve renown as an actor in Australia and beyond.
Well done! I thought a few lesser known actors/actresses might be overlooked but they weren’t. Awesome job.
Betty White 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️❤️
The Oscars should have took notes from this.
I agree! The Oscars were a complete joke this year!
Michael Nesmith, Betty White, and Bob Saget. ❤
RIP to all.
Wow. What a staggering amount of talent lost in one year.
They were all amazing and I'm glad they didn't miss Sonny Chiba!
Me too!
Well the SAG awards ATTEMPTS to MENTION everyone who passed, UNLIKE another awards show whose name I won’t mention
It's both interesting and poignant that the opening clip is of Ed Asner from MTM talking to Betty White and Gavin McCleod who both also died this year. The last four remaining principal characters from The Mary Tyler Moore Show all died in 2021 and Betty was the last and the oldest .
😥
That was not on accident! Good catch.
We lost so many greats this past year 😥❤❤❤❤❤❤
All of these Hollywood royalty, talented iconic legendary individuals who have impacted and made our world better, reign, rule and play in power forever in heaven! Great music and memoriam tribute, all of them get applause and standing ovations! 👑💎🏆✨🌟♾😇🎞📺🎭
Still sad about Betty White, I've never ever met her but through her work I feel like I have.
The only celebrity I cried for when I came to know she passed away.
Incredible she lived 99 years in this lifetime and still you feel like she did not live enough.... I agree with every word of Ryan Reynolds on that.
The audience shouldn’t applause one and not others, everyone who died was talented, it doesn’t sit right if some get whoops and cheers and applause and others don’t.
Right. It shouldn't be a popularity contest. I think the Oscars have muted the audience in recent years.
They(the organizers)usually encourage them not to. But these celebrities always do that. It is not appropriate to cheer and clap to the departed. Each and everyone had an impact that's why they were been acknowledged in the memoriam section.
The Oscars didn’t mute the audience in 2020. Seeing the audience clapping for one person and being silent for the next was upsetting.
I wish they could just hold their applause until the end. I feel like clapping ruins the moment.
You are so right each one enhances the "Entertainment Business" which always I've enjoyed when things were tough and I needed to escape the crap I was going through. To all those talented and not viewed individuals - Thank you for your talent and skills.
Totally disagree. Betty White and Sidney Poitier deserved every hand clap they got.
I grew up watching so many of these people…makes me sad.
Which ones?
Jean paul belmondo , gaspard ulliel thanks you fort this moment SAG thanks for the french cinema !🙏
Love from france 🙏🇲🇫
Damn, salute to all the elders, forever young in the sky, shining w/the rest of the stars, we hope to do you proud on our respective paths.
"There are many stars but one moon." RIP Paul Mooney
Bob Saget and Betty White from my childhood gone 😢
What a magnificent way to pay tribute to all these fine actors🙏🏼
Wow! So many actors!
Betty White! Im still missing you
RIP to all these great actors & actresses.
TY 4 ur talent.
Best in memoriam.
Had to fight the tears ugh
Thank goodness that a clip of Caddyshack II was included in this moving tribute!
Rest in peace folks you all did a good job with Acting skills amen
Omg. There were just so many more...that I wasn't aware of. So many from my childhood memories. Goodness. I'm overwhelmed.
These really hit hard this year!
Our favorite celebrities are dropping like flies. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
The worst part about being in my 50s is that all my entertainment heroes are dying.
sweet memories and Kudos to each and every one for giving us the best movies' ever made .. To you all with Love...
Great In Memoriam. There are some I recognize from movies from years gone by but I didn't know they died, maybe it only got a small mention at the time. RIP to all
Beautiful work from all the actors, and from the show's producers/editors. Thank you.
I had no clue about a handful of these. May the rest in peace.
I don't like how some actors got applause while some don't, its really quite disrespectful
Agreed.
You don’t hear everything because house mics are down, but there’s a continuous clapping throughout the segment.
@@randellscott617 I see, thanks for clarifying
That's literally why they say to save applause for the end. It also kind of exposes who the stupidest people in the room are because if they clap immediately after hearing that, yikes.
I agree!
I always cry at these.
For all the tears rolling... Windex! :-) Oh how fortunate those who lived a thousand lives in just one pair of shoes. RIP and thank you for the inspiration!
just wow so many stars we lost rip to all
That was FANTASTIC!!!
Nesmith was so underrated by the general public. Songwriter (wrote "Different Drum" for the Stone Poneys, which featured Linda Rondstadt). Music video pioneer ("Rio" is reported to be the first music video. Created the concept of the music video channel with "PopClips", the inspiration for MTV). Won the first music video Grammy (for "Elephant Parts"). Won an Emmy for The Monkees TV series. Had his own TV show ("Television Parts" for NBC). He could write, produce, act, sing, run a business (Pacific Arts) and was a more than capable musician. A quiet talent.
Rest in peace kings and queens 👑
Ed Asner, Gavin Macleod and Betty White, all of the MTM show, died in the same year, last year, and Charlie Robinson and Markie Post, of Night Court, died within a couple of weeks of each other, last year. it had to be so hard for Jean Smart, winning an award and having to see her husband in the Memoriam as well.
I'm surprised Cloris Leachmen wasn't included, she died in 2021 also
@@divatalk9011 I think SAG does it from the last award date to the next award date, rather than a full calendar year. Cloris was recognized in last years ceremony since she died in January 2021, before the last awards took place. Bette was in this one since she died in late December 2021, nearly January 2022, before this years awards.
We lost 2 cast members of WKRP in Cincinnati also, in the last 12 months! Frank Bonner and Howard Hesseman.
Mary Tyler Moore Show - 3
Night Court - 2
WKRP in Cincinnati - 2
@@jasonws1972 Frank Bonner was hilarious as Herb tarlek in the show. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
It hurts a little more now knowing that the two Ed Asner says goodbye, his co-stars Gavin MacLeod & Betty White, also passed in 2021. Macleod in May, Ed in August, & Betty in December.
Cloris leachman died in January 2021. She was an original cast member of the Mary Tyler Moore show. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
You did good, SAG Awards! 😢👏
I agree!
That was well done. Got me choked up!
I love this man…had me crying
Lovely in memoriam.
I agree!
@@mattcampbell7669 I must agree too about this SAG awards In Memoriam but what was the song being sung in it ? oh yeah Sailboat by Ben Rector
So nicely done. Best I've seen in a long time.
Amazing words from all the greats! And perfect ending, the Rewards are always in the journey
Much loved ppl
So much better than the 74th Emmys
Agreed!
This is how they should handle the “In Memoriam” segments for all of the awards shows instead of just showing still shots of the people.