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Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award

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Film industry award
Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award
Awarded for"outstanding achievement in fostering the finest ideals of the acting profession"
CountryUnited States
Presented bySAG-AFTRA
First award1962
Currently held byJane Fonda (2024)
Websitesagawards.org

TheScreen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award is presented by theScreen Actors Guild's National Honors and Tributes Committee for "outstanding achievement in fostering the finest ideals of the acting profession." It predates the1st Screen Actors Guild Awards by over thirty years. The award's first recipient was performer and comedianEddie Cantor, in 1962.[1] Since then, it has been presented every year except 1963, 1981 and 2021. On two occasions, two people received the award the same year: in 1985, when it was presented to actorPaul Newman and actressJoanne Woodward,[2] and in2000, when it was presented tocivil rights activistsOssie Davis andRuby Dee.[3] The award was not given in 2020 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. As of 2024, 62 people have received the award, of whom 39 are men and 23 women.

Award recipients

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YearImageRecipient(s)PresenterNationalityRef.
1962Eddie Cantor in 1945Eddie Cantor—USA[1]
1963Not awarded
1964Stan Laurel circa 1920Stan Laurel—UK[4]
1965Bob Hope in 1978Bob HopeCharlton HestonUSA[5]
1966Barbara Stanwyck in 1943Barbara StanwyckRonald ReaganUSA[6]
1967William Gargan—USA[7]
1968James Stewart in 1948James StewartHenry FondaUSA[8]
1969Edward G. Robinson circa 1935Edward G. Robinson—Romania[9]
1970Gregory Peck in 1948Gregory PeckCharlton HestonUSA[10]
1971Charlton Heston in The President's Lady (1953)Charlton Heston—USA[11]
1972Frank Sinatra in Pal Joey (1957)Frank Sinatra—USA[12]
1973Martha Raye in the 1940sMartha Raye—USA[13]
1974Walter Pidgeon in the 1940sWalter Pidgeon—Canada[14]
1975Rosalind Russell in 1956Rosalind Russell—USA[15]
1976Pearl Bailey circa 1960Pearl Bailey—USA[16]
1977James Cagney in 1942James Cagney—USA[17]
1978Edgar Bergen with his ventriloquist dummy Charlie McCarthyEdgar Bergen—USA[18]
1979Katherine Hepburn circa 1941Katharine Hepburn—USA[19]
1980Leon Ames—USA[20]
1981Not awarded
1982Danny Kaye undatedDanny Kaye—USA[21]
1983Ralph Bellamy in 1971Ralph Bellamy—USA[22]
1984Iggie Wolfington—USA[23]
1985Paul Newman in 1963Paul Newman—USA[2]
Joanne Woodward in 1960Joanne Woodward—USA
1986Nanette February in 1950Nanette Fabray—USA[24]
1987Red Skelton in 1960Red Skelton—USA[25]
1988Gene Kelly in 1943Gene Kelly—USA[26]
1989Jack Lemmon in 1968Jack Lemmon—USA[27]
1990Brock Peters in 1961Brock Peters—USA[28]
1991Burt Lancaster in 1947Burt Lancaster—USA[29]
1992Audrey Hepburn in 1956Audrey Hepburn—UK[30]
1993Ricardo Montalbán in Fantasy Island (1977)Ricardo MontalbánJudson ScottMexico[31]
1994George Burns in 1961George BurnsAnn-MargretUSA[32]
1995Robert Redford in 1969Robert RedfordTom SkerrittUSA[33]
1996Angela Lansbury in 1950Angela LansburyGlenn CloseUK
USA
Ireland		[34]
1997Elizabeth Taylor in 1956Elizabeth TaylorGregory Peck accepted the award on Taylor's behalf as she was hospitalized and unable to attend the awards ceremony.UK
USA		[35]
1998Kirk Douglas circa 1955Kirk DouglasMichael DouglasUSA[36]
1999Sidney Poitier in 1968Sidney PoitierDenzel WashingtonBahamas
USA		[37]
2000Ossie Davis in 1966Ossie DavisWhoopi GoldbergUSA[3]
Rudy Dee in 1972Ruby DeeUSA
2001Ed Asner in 1985Ed AsnerTom SelleckUSA[38]
2002Clint Eastwood in 2010Clint EastwoodRay Romano andMorgan FreemanUSA[39]
2003Karl Malden circa 1950sKarl MaldenMichael DouglasUSA[40]
2004James Garner in 1959James GarnerMel Gibson andJulie AndrewsUSA[41]
2005Shirley Temple in 1949Shirley TempleJamie Lee CurtisUSA[42]
2006Julie Andrews in 2013Julie AndrewsAnne HathawayUK[43]
2007Charles Durning in 2008Charles DurningBurt ReynoldsUSA[44]
2008James Earl Jones in 2013James Earl JonesForest WhitakerUSA[45]
2009Betty White in 2010Betty WhiteSandra BullockUSA[46]
2010Ernest Borgnine in 2004Ernest BorgnineMorgan FreemanUSA[47]
2011Mary Tyler Moore in 2011Mary Tyler MooreDick Van DykeUSA[48]
2012Dick Van Dyke in 2007Dick Van DykeAlec BaldwinUSA[49]
2013Rita Moreno in 2011Rita MorenoMorgan FreemanPuerto Rico[50]
2014Debbie Reynolds in 1987Debbie ReynoldsCarrie FisherUSA[51]
2015Carol Burnett in 2014Carol BurnettTina Fey andAmy PoehlerUSA[52]
2016Lily Tomlin in 2014Lily TomlinDolly PartonUSA[53]
2017Morgan Freeman in 2016Morgan FreemanRita MorenoUSA[54]
2018Alan Alda in 2014Alan AldaTom HanksUSA[55]
2019Robert De Niro in 2016Robert De NiroLeonardo DiCaprioUSA[56]
2020Not awarded (due to theCOVID-19 pandemic)[57]
2021Helen Mirren in 2020Helen MirrenKate Winslet andCate BlanchettUK[58]
2022Sally Field in 2018Sally FieldAndrew GarfieldUSA[59]
2023Barbra StreisandBarbra StreisandJennifer Aniston andBradley CooperUSA[60]
2024Jane Fonda in 2025Jane FondaJulia Louis-DreyfusUSA[61]

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