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'Into the Wild', Blanchett lead SAG nods
Into the Wild is nominated for four SAG awards, while Cate Blanchett picks up two nods.
By Kimberley Dadds
Into the Wild and actress Cate Blanchett are leading the nominations for the 14th annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards.
Blanchett has been named as a competitor for Best Actress for her role in Elizabeth: The Golden Age and for Best Supporting Actress in I'm Not There.
Meanwhile Into the Wild has picked up four nominations including Best Actor for Emile Hirsch and for Best Ensemble Cast.
The movie, which is based on the story of a young man's trip to Alaska, also received nods for Best Supporting Actor Hal Holbrook, as well as for Best Supporting Actress Catherine Keener.
No Country For Old Men picked up two nominations for supporting actor categories for Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem.
Blanchett will be competing for the Best Actress title against Marion Cotillard for La Vie En Rose, Julie Christie for Away From Her, Angelina Jolie for A Mighty Heart and Ellen Page for Juno.
Along with Hirsch, George Clooney, Daniel Day-Lewis, Ryan Gosling and Viggo Mortensen are up for the Best Actor gong.
The awards ceremony will air in the US on January 27.
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