The entire cast of The White Lotus season two was in attendance at the Screen Actors Guild Awards last night, and they took home one of the night's top awards: Best Ensemble in a Drama Series.
"This was the best job I ever had," F. Murray Abraham said in an acceptance speech on behalf of the cast. He continued, saying creator Mike White, and executive producers David Bernad and Mark Kamine,"pulled together an international company of technicians and actors. And we all lived together in the same place, we all ate together, and we all worked together. So this is not only for the actors, this is for the entire company."
After, the whole cast posed for photographs with their awards in the press room:
Earlier in the evening, Jennifer Coolidge took home an award for Best Actress in a Drama Series. "You can give money to friends, and do nice things for them, and people love money, you know? And I do it whenever I can. You know, when your friends are broke you can give them money and stuff," she joked, before continuing, "But really, the best gift you can give to someone is change someone's perspective for the better, and view life in a different way. And that’s what Mike White did for me."
At the afterparties for the SAG Awards, the cast seemed to have a grand time. "I've missed them!" star Leo Woodall told the Hollywood Reporter about his castmates. "I can't wait to just hang out with them."
In season two of The White Lotus, Coolidge and Jon Gries were the only actors to reprise their roles from season one. No casting has been announced yet for The White Lotus season three, nor has the location—though there's speculation the show will film somewhere in Asia, possibly Japan.
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