Seth Rogen Honors Catherine O'Hara's Posthumous SAG Award

0:00Adelaide's story is making news on March 2nd. Catherine O'Hare received the posthumous Screen Actors Guild Award for best female actor in a comedy series for her role in the studio. The 71-year-old comedy icon passed away suddenly in January from a pulmonary embolism. Known for standout roles in films like Beetlejuice and Best in Show, O'Hare played an ousted studio head in this Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg. Hollywood satire, critics raved about her performance across the board. Seth Rogan stepped up to accept the award, calling it a sad honor. He shared warm memories of her generosity on set, noting how she balanced kindness with fierce talent. Rogan revealed that nearly every night before filming, O'Hare emailed him and Goldberg with full-scene rewrites. Those changes always elevated her character, the scenes, and the entire show. Rogan also picked up his own actor award that evening while the studio won for best ensemble in a comedy. The 2026 awards are still going strong in Los Angeles. We'd like to thank our sponsor

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