AceShowbiz - Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler, made history at the 32nd Actor Awards by winning the best cast ensemble award. This victory marks Coogler's second time winning in this category, making him the first director ever to lead two films to best ensemble wins at these awards.

The film, a vampire period drama produced by Warner Bros., was celebrated on stage by cast members, including Delroy Lindo, who expressed deep gratitude for being part of the project. "We brought ourselves. We brought our hearts, we brought our souls. We brought our spirits to this endeavor, and to be recognized by you all...Thank you doesn't come anywhere near to encompassing what we feel, the gratitude," Lindo said during the acceptance speech.

Lindo also acknowledged key Warner Bros. executives involved with the film, including Michael de Luca, Pam Abdy, and Suzanne Fritz, highlighting the collaborative effort behind the production’s success.

This achievement by Coogler breaks new ground in the history of the Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards, emphasizing his unique ability to guide ensemble casts to critical acclaim. The recognition further cements his reputation as a leading filmmaker capable of delivering compelling narratives with powerful performances.

The 32nd Actor Awards continues to spotlight outstanding achievements in acting, with Sinners standing out for its ensemble strength and Coogler's historic directorial accomplishment. The event celebrates the artistry and dedication of cast members who bring complex stories to life on screen.