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The nominations are in for the 25th annual SAG Awards, and Netflix has reclaimed its throne with 15 total nods — that’s almost twice as many than the next leading TV platform.

For film studios, Fox Searchlight and Warner Bros. led the way — but we know you really just care about how their actual big- and small-screen content fared. Readers can find all of the SAG nominations by the numbers below.

It’s worth pointing out here that last week FX led the way for TV with 10 Golden Globe nominations. Amazon’s Prime Video and HBO tied for second with nine apiece, while Netflix settled for bronze with eight nods. In terms of movie studios, Fox Searchlight and Annapurna tied with 10 Golden Globe nominations, while Warner Bros. ended up in a tie for fourth with Focus Features and Universal Pictures (seven each).

Also Read: Golden Globes Nominations by the Numbers

THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES WITH MULTIPLE NOMINATIONS
“A Star is Born” – 4
“BlacKkKlansman” – 3
“The Favourite” – 3
“Black Panther” – 2 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
“Bohemian Rhapsody” – 2
“Can You Ever Forgive Me?” – 2
“Green Book” – 2
“Vice” – 2

TELEVISION PROGRAMS WITH MULTIPLE NOMINATIONS
“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” – 4
“Ozark” – 4
“Barry” – 3
“GLOW” – 3 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
“The Handmaid’s Tale” – 3
“The Kominsky Method” – 3
“The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story” – 2
“Better Call Saul” – 2
“Grace and Frankie” – 2
“This Is Us” – 2
“Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” – 2 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)

NOMINATIONS BY STUDIO FOR THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES
FOX SEARCHLIGHT – 5
WARNER BROS. PICTURES – 5
FOCUS FEATURES – 4
MARVEL STUDIOS – 4 (including 3 stunt ensemble nominations)
20^TH CENTURY FOX – 2
ANNAPURNA PICTURES – 2
PARAMOUNT PICTURES – 2 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
UNIVERSAL PICTURES – 2
AMAZON STUDIOS – 1
NETFLIX – 1 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
SONY PICTURES CLASSICS – 1
WALT DISNEY STUDIOS MOTION PICTURES – 1

NOMINATIONS BY NETWORK FOR TELEVISION PROGRAMS
NETFLIX – 15 (including 2 stunt ensemble nominations)
PRIME VIDEO – 8 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
HBO – 6 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
FX NETWORKS – 4
AMC – 3 (including a stunt ensemble nomination)
HULU – 3
NBC – 2
BBC AMERICA – 1
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC – 1
SHOWTIME – 1
USA NETWORK – 1

Golden Globes Snubs and Surprises, From 'Handmaid's Tale' to Sacha Baron Cohen

The 2019 Golden Globes nominations certainly surprised, with "Vice" leading the way in nods among movies -- shutting out some other deserving nominees in the process. Here are some of the biggest surprises and snubs from Thursday morning.
SURPRISE: Sacha Baron Cohen, "Who Is America?"

Sacha Baron Cohen's nod for his controversial Showtime satire "Who Is America?" was quite the shock -- especially because the comedian's nom helped push Ted Danson out of the running for "The Good Place."
Showtime
SNUB: No songs from "Mary Poppins Returns"

While Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda got nominated for their work in Disney's "Mary Poppins" reboot, none of the new, original songs in the musical got recognized, in favor of songs by Troye Sivan, Dolly Parton, Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga and Annie Lennox.
Disney
SURPRISE: Rosamund Pike, "A Private War"

Rosamund Pike upset a huge field of actresses, including Viola Davis for "Widows," for her work as war correspondent Marie Colvin in "A Private War."
Keith Bernstein/Aviron
SNUB: Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle, "First Man"

With the exception of Claire Foy and its score from Justin Hurwitz, Damien Chazelle's "First Man" was almost entirely shut out of the Golden Globes race, including star Ryan Gosling as astronaut Neil Armstrong.
Universal
SURPRISE: Elsie Fisher, "Eighth Grade"

The teenage Elsie Fisher has been a dark horse for her work in Bo Burnham's "Eighth Grade," but we're happy to see she made the cut in the comedy and musical category with the Globes. Gucci!
A24
SNUB: Ethan Hawke, "First Reformed"

Ethan Hawke gave one of the best performances of his career in Paul Schrader's "First Reformed," leading many to believe he would be a dark horse contender. Not so this year.
A24
SURPRISE: Lucas Hedges, "Boy Erased"

Lucas Hedges was great in two films this year, "Ben Is Back" and "Boy Erased," so we're glad the one didn't cancel out the other.
Focus Features
SNUB: Sterling K. Brown and "This Is Us"

NBC's ratings and critical darling got no love from the HFPA Thursday, shaking things up after Sterling K. Brown grabbed a Best Actor win last year. "This Is Us" scored several previous acting noms, along with a nod for Best Drama series for both of its first two seasons.
NBC
SURPRISE: "The Alienist"

TNT's drama "The Alienist" had a big showing, including for Best Drama and for Best Actor in a Drama series, star Daniel Bruhl. The series' inclusion in the possible winners pool is a bit of a surprise, seeing as "The Alienist" only grabbed one Emmy after receiving six nominations
TNT
SNUB: "The Handmaid's Tale"

While actresses Elisabeth Moss and Yvonne Strahovski both got nods, the Hulu adaptation did not, despite winning the award for Best TV series drama last year.
Hulu
SURPRISE: John C. Reilly, "Stan & Ollie"

It was a good year for John C. Reilly, who starred in "The Sisters Brothers" and "Ralph Breaks the Internet" in addition to the not-yet-released "Stan & Ollie," in which he stars opposite Steve Coogan as one half of the famous comedy duo Laurel and Hardy.
Sony Pictures Classics
SNUB: "Cold War"

A luscious, foreign language darling from Poland and thought to be a strong contender in the Oscar race considering its director previously won the prize for "Ida," the black and white drama "Cold War" was left out in the cold by the Globes.
Amazon Studios
SNUB: Yorgos Lanthimos, "The Favourite"

"The Favourite" had a big showing for its actors Olivia Colman, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, and even for its screenplay, but surprisingly not so for its director, the Greek Yorgos Lanthimos.
Fox Searchlight
SURPRISE: Candice Bergen

Bergen's nomination for "Murphy Brown" is definitely out of left field, seeing as CBS' revival of the '90s sitcom's reboot has been seeing low Nielsen ratings and didn't receive a back order for additional episodes.
CBS
SNUB: "Atlanta"

While Donald Glover was nominated for his work as an actor, his show "Atlanta" failed to earn a nomination in the Best Comedy or Musical category, despite winning the prize for its first season two years ago.
FX

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Sterling K. Brown, Ryan Gosling and the songs of “Mary Poppins Returns” were some of those left out

The 2019 Golden Globes nominations certainly surprised, with "Vice" leading the way in nods among movies -- shutting out some other deserving nominees in the process. Here are some of the biggest surprises and snubs from Thursday morning.

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