Sandra Oh broke down in tears after winning the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series gong at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.
Taking to the podium to accept her award for her leading role in Killing Eve, the actress, 47, was overcome with emotion as she told the audience how Jamie Foxx had told her to 'keep going' through the hard times.
Dressed in a stunning red Jenny Packham gown, Sandra, who plays Eve Polastri in the BBC drama, spoke about how her fellow actors encouraged her to stay strong when she questioned her career.
Emotional: Sandra Oh broke down in tears after winning the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series gong at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday
'I want to thank Alfre Woodard,' she said. 'In 1997 - she's never going to remember this - she whispers in my ear, 'I'm so proud of you up there. We fight the same fight.''
She went on: 'Jamie Foxx in 2006 pulled me aside and said, 'Keep going.' And in 2017, Lena Waithe, she just embraced me and said, 'You already won. It's in the work' So thank you to my fellow actors. Thank you so much.'
The former Grey's Anatomy star also gave a mention to 'my mentor, Kim Gillingham, and all of the fellow creative dreamers.'
Delighted: Taking to the podium to accept her award for her leading role in Killing Eve, the actress, 47, was overcome with emotion
Teary-eyed: During her speech, she told the audience how Jamie Foxx had told her to 'keep going' through the hard times
Winner: Dressed in a stunning red Jenny Packham gown, Sandra, who plays Eve Polastri in the BBC drama, spoke about how her fellow actors encouraged her to stay strong
Keep going: 'I want to thank Alfre Woodard,' she said. 'In 1997 - she's never going to remember this - she whispers in my ear, 'I'm so proud of you up there. We fight the same fight.''
Gratitude: Oh revealed that three actors, in particular, had encouraged her in her career - Alfre Woodard, Jamie Foxx and Lena Waithe
Special mention She went on: 'Jamie Foxx (pictured) in 2006 pulled me aside and said, 'Keep going.' And in 2017, Lena Waithe, she just embraced me and said, 'You already won'
'I am not the actor I am without the work that we share and I just so want to thank my fellow actors. I have felt your support so tremendously the past years,' she said.
The Grey's Anatomy star beat Julia Garner (Ozark), Laura Linney (Ozark), Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale) and Robin Wright (House of Cards) in the category.
The gong is the star's fourth SAG win and sixth nomination. Sandra has already been rewarded for her outstanding portrayal as Eve, scooping best actress at the Golden Globes and Emmys.
Thank yous: The former Grey's Anatomy star also gave a mention to 'my mentor, Kim Gillingham, and all of the fellow creative dreamers'
For her big moment, Sandra stunned in a one-shoulder dress, which was an embellished crepe number from designer Jenny Packham's FW18 collection.
The gown comprised a dark red glittery strapless dress with contrasting red crepe around the bosom, knotted at one shoulder and cascading down to form a train.
The actress wore her dark hair in high bun and accessorized with diamond pendant earrings.
In Killing Eve, Oh stars as MI6 agent Eve locked into a pursuit of psychopathic assassin Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer.
Lovely look: Oh arrived at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA on Sunday wearing a red Jenny Packham gown from the designer's FW18 collection
Designer dress: The gown comprised a dark red glittery strapless dress with contrasting red crepe around the bosom, knotted at one shoulder and cascading down to form a train
Blinged: The actress, 47, wore her dark hair in high bun and accessorized with diamond pendant earrings
Style it like Sandra in red sequins by Jenny Packham
Spotted at this year's SAG Awards, one of the Killing Eve starlets, Sandra Oh, looked a vision in this drop dead red, bespoke gown, by Jenny Packham.
Styled by the brilliant Elizabeth Saltzman, this gown is truly to die for, with its asymmetric sweetheart neckline, knot front detail and peep through sequin underskirt, this piece is a serious hybrid of many elements. Almost like a Christmas bow, the dress is beautifully wrapped around Sandra's figure - we are simply in awe!
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Big night: Oh is nominated at the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series for BBC America's Killing Eve
Season 2 of Killing Eve will premiere on BBC America in April.
'Eve's state of mind is pushed to the absolute limit as she tries to contain the feral energy that is Villanelle,' Oh recently told EW.com.
Executive producer and head writer Emerald Fennell explained to the outlet that the next season will be 'more intimate and darker.'
'What happened at the end of season 1 has really, really made an impact on both of our protagonists. It's a ripple effect that both of them have experienced,' Fennell said.
Thrill ride: Season 2 of Killing Eve will premiere in April. 'Eve's state of mind is pushed to the absolute limit as she tries to contain the feral energy that is Villanelle,' Oh said
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Taking to the podium to accept her award for her leading role in Killing Eve, the actress, 47, was overcome with emotion as she told the a...
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