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United States Jessica Williams jokingly calls out Harrison Ford in viral SAG ...
SAG Awards: Timothee Chalamet, Demi Moore, 'Conclave' win
USA TODAY's Ralphie Aversa recaps the 2025 SAG Awards, where the Oscar chances for Timothée Chalamet, Demi Moore and "Conclave" were helped.
There's a right and wrong time to eat during an awards show, as Harrison Ford just learned the hard way.
Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony began, as usual, with celebrities giving testimonials to the camera about their acting career. During this "I Am an Actor" segment, Jessica Williams spoke from a table where she was seated with her "Shrinking" co-stars, including Ford, who was directly behind her.
But Ford may not have realized he would be in the frame for Williams' remarks, as he could be seen eating behind her as she spoke. The audience laughed as Ford stopped himself from taking a bite of food after he seemed to notice himself in the shot.
"I told him to turn away!" Williams joked, momentarily stopping her prepared speech and laughing. "Don't look!"
As Williams continued chuckling, Ford turned his chair away from her. When she finished speaking, the two shared a playful moment as he turned back around and smiled.
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Netflix, which aired the ceremony, was quick to share a clip of the moment on X. "Jessica Williams yelling at Harrison Ford throughout her I Am An Actor speech is so precious," the streamer said. Williams also shared a clip on Instagram, where it received over 180,000 likes.
Williams was nominated Sunday as part of the cast of "Shrinking," which follows the lives of a group of therapists and also stars Jason Segel. The show was up for best ensemble in a comedy series, but lost to "Only Murders in the Building."
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Ford was also nominated individually for best actor in a comedy series. The award ultimately went to "Only Murders in the Building" star Martin Short.
On her Instagram story, Williams shared a clip where she posed with Ford at the show and told him, "I'm sorry you lost today," to which he replied, "It's OK." Williams also posted a meme that included a photo of her and Ford and said "a job will have you 21 years old with a 56 year old best friend."
