A ‘Devil Wears Prada’ reunion, Pedro Pascal’s speech and more highlights from the 2024 SAG Awards

Barbra Streisand won a life achievement award at the SAG Awards Saturday, and the audience was quickly on their feet after an introduction by Jennifer Aniston.

In addition to the standing ovation, several audience members appeared visibly emotional at the icon's entrance and a montage of her career highlights — including Anne Hathaway.

The "Devil Wears Prada" actor stood and clapped while appearing to hold back tears.

"The only acceptable reaction to Barbra Streisand," the X account for Netflix captioned the picture.

"Oppenheimer" took home the last award of the SAGs Saturday night, winning outstanding performance by a cast in a film.

"Oppenheimer" actors won three of the four categories they were nominated for, including outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role for Cillian Murphy and best supporting actor for Robert Downey Jr.

It was a "Breaking Bad" reunion at the 2024 SAG Awards. The cast of the hit show was on hand to present the award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series — but not without some funny exchanges between the crew.

Bryan Cranston began by sharing how 10 years ago the cast took home the SAG Award. Bob Odenkirk, RJ Mitte, Anna Gunn, Aaron Paul, Jonathan Banks, Betsy Brandt and Dean Norris were along on hand for the reunion as they did a bit before announcing the winner.

"Succession" ultimately took home the win, with most, if not all of the cast, taking the stage.

"One last hurrah, I think," Alan Ruck said, accepting the award. "Right now, you're looking at some of the luckiest people on the planet and some of the most grateful."

Call them the "Oppenhomies."

Cillian Murphy, accepting a SAG Award for his starring role in "Oppenheimer," commented on the moniker given to the cast. He said the name should be credited to Olivia Thirlby, who played Lilli Hornig in the film.

"Olivia, I think you should immediately trademark that," he said.

Murphy received a standing ovation for his win, according to the SAG Awards.

Naomi Watts introduced the emotional in memoriam segment during the second half of the awards ceremony.

“We have lost so many extraordinary actors in the past year,” Watts said. “Because they touched the world with their talent, we all share their loss. To those of us who worked alongside them, we feel their loss and their absence deeply.”

“Of course, their memory will live on in our recollections,” she added.

The heartfelt segment honored and paid tribute to the talented actors that died in the last year.

Suzanne Somers, Tyler Christopher, Ron Cephas Jones, Treat Williams, Michael Gambon, Sharon Farrell, Tom Wilkinson and Burt Young, were among the people remembered.

Tina Turner, Lance Reddick, Paul Reubens and Ryan O'Neal were also highlighted, as well as Andre Braugher, Alan Arkin, Carl Weathers, Tom Wilkinson, Matthew Perry and Harry Belafonte.

Elizabeth Debicki took home the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series at Saturday's SAG Awards ceremony for her role as Princess Diana in "The Crown."

Slowing making her way to the stage to accept her award, she stumbled. She then kicked off her shoes to finish the journey.

She started her speech strong: "I don't have any shoes on."

She went on to emphasize her shock at winning, praise the other nominees in her category and reflect on an early memory of falling in love with acting.

SAG-AFTRA, the organizers of the annual SAG Awards and the labor union that represents hundreds of thousands of entertainers, striked for more than 100 days in 2023, bringing TV and movie production to a halt.

The strike proved successful, with the union signing a "historic, billion dollar deal" with Hollywood studios for better pay, working conditions and protections against AI, back in November.

SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher celebrated the victory during Saturday's awards ceremony, acknowledging that the strike "came with great sacrifice and unrelenting stress."

“The most important congratulations to the members, both here today and everywhere. I hold you all with the highest esteem and greatest respect. You are the champions," she said.

Longtime Barbra Streisand fan, Jennifer Aniston was on hand to present the iconic performer the 2024 SAG life achievement award during the Feb. 24 ceremony.

Aniston took the stage and praised the actor and singer for her incredible career, expressing how much her work meant to her and her fans.

“Barbra, that’s all you have to say and you know,” Aniston said, before sharing that the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles was where Streisand performed her first major concert in 1963.

Bradley Cooper stepped out to share kind words about Streisand and her legacy, career and dedication to her art.

Streisand, donning a gold sequin dress with black velvet jacket and matching hat, then received a standing ovation as she took the stage.

"Sometimes I don't trust the teleprompter," she said, showing off her speech in hand.

The icon spoke about her early days in Hollywood, working with other talented actors and how Marlon Brando was her first crush.

When talking about her early films, she said, "It reminded me all over again of how much I love film, and why we all strive to make the best movies we can. And so many people who have done that are sitting right here tonight in this room."

Thanking those who she has collaborated with, she said, "I loved working with you, playing with you and inhabiting that magical world of the movies with you."

While presenting the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a comedy, Melissa McCarthy seized the opportunity to spend time with her idol, Billie Eilish.

The comedian turned to her co-presenter during the ceremony with a simple request: "Will you sign my face?"

McCarthy handed Eilish a Sharpie pen, and the joke went to the next level as the singer literally wrote her name on the actor's forehead.

Pedro Pascal took home the SAG Award for outstanding performance by a male actor in a drama series — and even he couldn't believe it.

While Kieran Culkin had been taking home wins for his role in "Succession" throughout awards season, Pascal was named the winner for his role in "The Last of Us."

"This is wrong for a number of reasons," Pascal said during his acceptance speech. "I'm a little drunk. I thought I could get drunk."

The actor continued to thank HBO and those who believed in him as an actor, his family and more.

"I'm going to have a panic attack, and I'm going to leave," he said wrapping up his speech.

Backstage with Tan France, he talked about winning over Culkin amid their ongoing "feud," saying, "I'm going to make out with Kieran, that will be my revenge," before recalling how the two have become friends over the years.