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[ THE 32 ND ANNUAL ACTOR AWARDS PRESENTED BY SAG-AFTR A ] the honor for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series. The cast of Conclave, Sergio Castellitto, Ralph Fiennes, John Lithgow, Lucian Msamati, Isabella Rossellini and Stanley Tucci, received the award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. Julia Louis-Dreyfus presented the SAG Life Achievement Award to Jane Fonda, who was lauded for her decades of advocacy as well as her commitment to the art of acting. The energy of the crowd compelled Fonda to remark, "Your enthusiasm makes this seem less like a late twilight of my life and more like a 'Go, girl! Kick ass!' Which is good because I'm not done!" Fonda went on to stress the importance of community and empathy in these difficult times, saying, "What actors create is empathy." "We are in our documentary moment," Fonda said. "This is it and it's not a rehearsal. This is big-time serious, folks. So let's be brave. We must stay in community. We must help the vulnerable." Fonda's lifetime of accolades includes two Oscars, two BAFTA Awards, an Emmy, seven Golden Globes, the 2014 AFI Life Achievement Award, the Cecil B. DeMille Award, Elle's Women in Hollywood Icon award, and the Women in Film Jane Fonda Humanitarian Award, named aer Fonda for her lifelong activism and philanthropic commitments. Most recently, she was selected to receive Public Counsel's William O. Douglas Award for her commitment to social justice issues. During her speech, then-SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher gave thanks to the unions who made the night a success. She also stressed the need for her fellow humans to "get out of the head and get into the heart," and take action to address climate change.