The 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards showered yet more awards on “Shōgun," handed “A Real Pain” co-star Kieran Culkin another supporting actor win and featured a fiery moment of political resistance from Jane Fonda on Sunday.

Jane Fonda got a standing ovation Sunday as she got on stage to accept the Life Achievement Award, which went to Barbra Streisand last year. Julia Louis-Dreyfus presented the award to Fonda, 87, in front of the star-studded crowd at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles,

Jane Fonda married refined glamour with a healthy dose of sparkle for her 2025 SAG Awards red carpet look on Sunday in Los Angeles. The venerated Oscar-winning actress and longtime activist is this year’s recipient of the Life Achievement Award, which will be presented to Fonda during the ceremony.

On Sunday night, the legendary actress and activist was honored with the 60th SAG Life Achievement Award, SAG-AFTRA's highest tribute. Following in her father Henry Fonda's footsteps, the Barbarella actress, a two-time Academy Award winner, made her screen debut in 1960's Tall Story, after spending much of the late 1950s doing theater work.

There are dozens of stars walking the Screen Actors Guild awards red carpet hoping to take home a SAG trophy, but one attendee who's guaranteed a win is Jane Fonda, who is set to accept SAG's Life Achievement Award.

During the ceremony, Fonda will be receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award for her impressive work in the film and television industries.

Jane Fonda is receiving the Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 2025 SAG Awards, and ahead of her big moment, she gave what can only be described as an awkward interview. Related: Everything to Know About the 2025 SAG Awards Speaking with Lilly Singh,