SAG Awards 2023: Amanda Seyfried looks gorgeous in a green dress with a long train

Amanda Seyfried stunned as she led the arrivals on the red carpet of the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.

The 37-year-old actress wore a green midi dress with a long train that dragged behind her paired with a nude lip. She received a nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series.

The Dropout star - praised for portraying Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu anthology show - donned a pair of open-toed black heels.

Her dress featured an A-lined skirt with spaghetti straps and vertical bows on each shoulder where the train connects to the dress.

On Saturday, at the 34th Annual Producers Guild Awards, The Dropout received the David L. Wolper Award for Outstanding Producer of Limited or Anthology Series Television. 

Classic: Amanda Seyfried stunned as she led the arrivals while posing on the red carpet of the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

The Mamma Mia! star pulled her blonde tresses back into a high ponytail that draped down over both sides of her head.

For makeup, the mother-of-one sported sculpted eyebrows, lined eyes, and a rosy pink blush.

The Pennsylvania native opted for minimal accessories to let her dress take the center of attention.

She wore a pair of statement dangling earrings with a diamond bracelet.

The debut episode of The Dropout aired on Hulu in March of last year.

Her critically-acclaimed performance as former biotechnology entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes won her a Golden Globe as well as an Emmy award.

The hit series tells the story of the convicted fraudster who was once billed as Silicon Valley's next Steve Jobs after she founded now-defunct health company Theranos and defrauded investors.

The 29th Screen Actors Guild Awards are taking place at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, California and will be broadcast live on Netflix's YouTube channel.

Chic: The 37-year-old actress wore a green midi dress with a long train that dragged behind her paired with a nude lip. She posed ahead of her nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series

The Banshees Of Inisherin and Everything Everywhere All At Once were among the most nominated feature films.

Among the television nominees, Better Call Saul and Ozark scored several nods.

The Banshees Of Inisherin, Martin McDonagh's film about two Irish men's fractured friendship among that country's civil war, earned a nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, along with individual nods for Colin Farrell in the lead male actor category and Brendan Gleeson and Barry Keoghan in the supporting male category.

Kerry Condon was also nominated in the supporting female actor category.

Honored: The Banshees Of Inisherin (pictured) and Everything Everywhere All At Once and topped the feature film nominations announced for the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Wednesday morning

The Michelle Yeoh–starring Everything Everywhere All At Once, which has grossed more than $100 million against just a $14 million budget, was also a hit with SAG voters.

Yeoh, who scored a major career comeback with Everything Everywhere All At Once, was nominated for lead female actor.

Ke Huy Quan, best known as a child actor in Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom and The Goonies, cemented his return to Hollywood with a nomination for supporting male actor.

Stephanie Hsu, who plays the actors' daughter in the film, was nominated in the supporting female actor category, as was Jamie Lee Curtis, who plays a villainous IRS agent.

Another comeback film, the Darren Aronofsky–directed drama The Whale, scored a lead nomination for its star Brendan Fraser, while his costar Hong Chau was nominated in the supporting female actor category.

Ana de Armas, who was nominated at the previous night's Golden Globe Awards ceremony for her fictional Marilyn Monroe film Blonde, scored another nomination for the controversial drama. 

Arthouse hits: Both films scored nominations for their acting ensembles, as well as nods in most of the individual actor categories after scoring rave reviews; still from Everything Everywhere All At Once

Other nominees for feature films included Angela Bassett for supporting female actress for her Marvel superhero film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Eddie Redmayne was a surprise supporting male actor nominee for his creepy performance in The Good Nurse, and Adam Sandler scored a lead male actor nomination for Hustle, despite the film barely having an awards season profile.

There was more variety in the male and female lead actor categories, with several nominees being the only representatives of their films.

Cate Blanchett's acclaimed performance in Tár was recognized, as was Viola Davis for The Woman King and Danielle Deadwyler for the Civil Rights Movement drama Till.

Austin Butler scored a lead male actor nomination for playing the title role in the music biopic Elvis, while Bill Nighy scored a nomination for the drama Living.

The Fabelmans, which won Best Picture, Drama, award at the Golden Globes, was nominated for the Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture category, while Paul Dano was nominated in the supporting actor category for playing a fictionalized version of director Steven Spielberg's father.

Despite not receiving any individual nominations, the early Hollywood dramedy Babylon and Women Talking both received nominations for their full casts. 

Among the television nominees, Ozark scored several nods. Jason Bateman and Laura Linney were both nominated in the lead categories, as was their costar Julia Garner.

Garner also received a second nod in the limited series category for her work in Inventing Anna.

Better Call Saul received several nominations for lead actors Bob Odenkirk and Jonathan Banks in the same category, along with the ensemble award.

Adam Scott was nominated for his performance in Apple's Severance, and the show also received an ensemble nomination.

Elizabeth Debicki's nomination for playing Princess Diana on The Crown wasn't exactly a surprise, but Jeff Bridge's nomination for The Old Man flew under the radar. 

Nominees: Ozark (pictured) and Better Call Saul were among the major TV nominees. Jason Bateman and Laura Linney were both nominated in lead drama categories

The awards favorite The White Lotus earned two nominations, one for actress Jennifer Coolidge and one for the whole ensemble cast.

Only Murders In The Building did well among the comedy series nominees with nods for stars Steve Martin and Martin Short in the male actor category, along with a full cast nod.

Quinta Brunson, who won a Golden Globe for Abbott Elementary, was nominated for the series along with the rest of the cast in the ensemble category. 

Barry scored ensemble and individual nominations for stars Bill Hader and Anthony Carrigan. 

Finale: Better Call Saul received several nominations for lead actors Bob Odenkirk and Jonathan Banks in the same category, along with the ensemble award

Other ensemble nominees included The Bear (which also got a nomination for star Jeremy Allen White) and Hacks (which got an additional nod for its star Jean Smart).

Christina Applegate and Rachel Brosnahan rounded out the female nominees for Dead To Me and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, respectively.

Television movies and limited series actors were also honored, though only with individual nominations.

Taron Egerton and Golden Globe winner Paul Walter Hauser scored nods for Blackbird, while Evan Peters and Niecy Nash were both nominated for the chilling thriller Dahmer.

Limited series: Jessica Chastain was nominated for the limited series and TV movie category for George And Tammy (pictured), while Amanda Seyfried was nominated for The Dropout and Steve Carrell was nominated for The Patient

Sam Elliott's work on the Yellowstone prequel 1883 was also recognized, as were Emily Blunt for The English and Amanda Seyfried for The Dropout.

Rounding out the A-lister nominations in the categories were Oscar winner Jessica Chastain for George And Tammy and Steve Carrell for the thriller The Patient. 

 The event will also be honoring acting legend Sally Field with the SAG Life Achievement Award for her work spanning over five decades earning over 70 acting credits.

The 76-year-old actress who exclaimed, 'You like me! Right now! You like me!' when she won her second Oscar for Best Actress in 1984's Places in the Heart, is no stranger to Hollywood honors. Field has won Best Actress twice as she also scored for 1984's Places In The Heart.

Hollywood royalty: The event will also be honoring acting legend Sally Field, 76, with the SAG Life Achievement Award for her work spanning over five decades earning over 70 acting credits (Pictured January 5 in Palm Springs)

You Like Me: During her acceptance speech for Best Actress at the 1985 Oscars ceremonies, Sally endeared the audience when she told them, 'You like me! Right now! You like me!' (Pictured in Los Angeles in March 1985)

The talented actress has also won the SAG Award in the Outstanding Actress in a Drama series category for Brothers & Sisters. She has been nominated a total of 8 times.

Field has also received three Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, a Cannes Film Festival Award, and nominations for a Tony Award and two British Academy Film Awards. 

There will also be plenty of A-list presenters including Zendaya and Ariana DeBose who is hot off of her viral BAFTAs rap.

Also presenting will be Aubrey Plaza, Jenna Ortega, Amy Poehler, Eugene Levy, Jason Bateman, Jeff Bridges, Adam Scott, and Matt Bomer in addition to SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher.

2023 SAG AWARD NOMINATIONS - FULL LIST

FILM  

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role 

Austin Butler - Elvis

Colin Farrell - The Banshees Of Inisherin 

Brendan Fraser - The Whale 

Bill Nighy -  Living 

Adam Sandler - Hustle 

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role 

Cate Blanchett -Tar 

Viola Davis - The Woman King

Ana de Armas - Blonde 

Danielle Deadwyler - Till 

Michelle Yeoh - Everything Everywhere All At Once  

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role 

Paul Dano - The Fablelmans 

Brenda Gleeson - The Banshees of Inisherin 

Barry Keoghan - The Banshees of Inisherin 

Ke Huy Quan - Everything Everywhere All At Once 

Eddie Redmayne - The Good Nurse

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role 

Angela Bassett - Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Hong Chau - The Whale 

Kerry Condon - The Banshees of Inisherin 

Jamie Lee Curtis - Everything Everywhere All At Once

Stephanie Hsu - Everything Everywhere All At Once 

Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture 

Babylon 

The Banshees Of Inisherin 

Everything Everywhere All At Once 

The Fabelmans 

Women Talking 

Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture 

The Batman 

Avatar: The Way Of Water

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 

Top Gun: Maverick

The Woman King

TV 

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series 

Steve Carell  - The Patient

Taron Egerton - Black Bird

Sam Elliott - 1883

Paul Walter Hauser - Black Bird 

Evan Peters -  Dahmer - Monster 

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series 

Emily Blunt - The English

Jessica Chastain - George & Tammy 

Julia Garner - Inventing Anna

Niecy Nash-Betts Dahmer - Monster

Amanda Seyfried -  The Dropout  

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series 

Jonathan Banks - Better Call Saul 

Jason Bateman - Ozark 

Jeff Bridges - The Old Man 

Bob Odenkirk - Better Call Saul 

Adam Scott - Severance

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series 

Jennifer Coolidge - The White Lotus 

Elizabeth Debicki - The Crown 

Julia Garner - Ozark 

Laura Linney - Ozark 

Zendaya - Euphoria 

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series 

Anthony Carrigan - Barry 

Bill Hader - Barry 

Steve Martin - Only Murders In The Building 

Martin Short - Only Murders In The Building 

Jeremy Allen White - The Bear 

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series 

Christina Applegate - Dead To Me 

Rachel Brosnahan - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel 

Quinta Brunson - Abbott Elementary 

Jenna Ortega - Wednesday 

Jean Smart - Hacks

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series 

Better Call Saul

The Crown 

Ozark 

Severance 

The White Lotus 

 eff Bridges - The Old Man 

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series 

 Abbott Elementary 

Barry 

The Bear 

Hacks 

Only Murders In The Building 

iego Luna - Andor

Bob Odenkirk - Better Caul Saul 

Adam Scott - Severance

Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series 

Andor

The Boys 

House Of The Dragon 

The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power

Stranger Things