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FALL/WINTER 2010 / VOLUME 51, NUMBER 4 Screen Actors Guild exists to enhance actors’ working conditions, compensation and benefits and to be a powerful, unified voice on behalf of artists’ rights. “I believe in showing emotions, showing that you have a heart…” See page 50 FEATURES 36 SAG CELEBRATES DIVERSITY Diversity Awareness Month highlights year-round effort. The Adventurers, 1969 42 SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS PREVIEW ® New voting procedures and, for the first time, the telecast airs live on both coasts, Sunday, January 30. 46 STAYING CONNECTED Guild news travels fast via social networks. 50 ERNEST BORGNINE HONORED The 93-year-old legend receives the 47th SAG Life Achievement Award. 52 ACTOR TO ACTOR SAG President Ken Howard interviews Ernest Borgnine. 56 GET ORGANIZED! How to turn non-union roles into union jobs. The Dirty Dozen, 1967 SAG AWARDS DEPARTMENTS 14 Letters to the Editor 18 President’s Letter 20 Secretary-Treasurer’s Letter 22 National Executive Director’s Letter 24 For Members 60 On Location: Hollywood Division New York Division Regional Branch Division 66 In Memoriam 68 Snapshot: Ronald Reagan 4 SCREEN ACTOR - Fall/Winter 2010 SAG.org ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE Ernest Borgnine LIFE ® PREVIEW Volume 51, Number 4 Screen Actors Guild Magazine FALL/WINTER 2010 ABOUT THE COVER Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award honoree Ernest Borgnine, photographed by Mark Hill, and above in classic performances. VISIT SAG.ORG FOR MORE NEWS, EVENTS AND VIDEOS. All Quiet on the Western Front, 1979 The Legend of Lylah Clare, 1968