Demi Moore beams as she lets her hair down at the SAG Awards afterparty alongside Timothée Chalamet – while Harrison Ford puts on a playful display from behind the curtain

Demi Moore beamed as she let her hair down after her triumphant evening at the SAG Awards on Sunday evening. 

The actress, 62, couldn’t wipe the smile off her face as she attended the afterparty at hosted by PEOPLE and Audi at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. 

The star continued to cement her comeback status when she won Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for her part in The Substance, following her win at the Emmy Awards earlier this year. 

Elsewhere Timothée Chalamet looked elated after his shock win for Male Actor in a Leading Role award for his Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown.

Joining the star-studded afterparty, Harrison Ford put on a cheeky display as he was seen peeking from behind the carpet.

The legendary actor, 82, also posed for snaps with Hiroyuki Sanada after his win for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series in Shōgun.

Elsewhere at the star-studded afterparty Nicola Coughlan wowed in pale blue wrap dress as she reunited with her on-screen Bridgerton husband Luke Newton. 

Love was in the air for Succession star Justine Lupe as she shared a passionate smooch with her husband Tyson Mason, while Zooey Deschanel was also joined by her partner Jonathan Scott. 

American actress Fran Drescher also rushed to embrace Demi as the pair celebrated her win after she beat out Pamela Anderson, who was hoping for her own comeback win for Gia Coppola’s The Last Showgirl, after earning her first-ever SAG nomination.

After an evening of jokes about the weight of the SAG statuettes, Demi had to pick hers up for a moment to see what all the fuss was about as she received the award. 

‘I’m gonna pick it up just to see how heavy it is,’ she said, before putting it back down immediately with an audible plunk.

‘This is extraordinary and so deeply meaningful,’ the raven-haired beauty gushed.

Demi — who looked stunning in a dress with a black leather bodice — looked back on first getting her SAG card back in 1978, when she was just shy of 16.

‘It changed my life, because it gave me meaning, it gave me purpose, and it gave me direction, because I was a kid on my own who had no blueprint for life,’ she said as emotion welled up in her voice.

‘And I certainly knew nothing about acting. But I watched, and I listened and I learned from all of you.’

‘You have all been my greatest teachers,’ she said warmly while looking out at the audience of her peers.

Conclave also continued its awards-season success by winning the final honor of the night for Cast in a Motion Picture for the papal-selection drama Conclave. 

Timothée rocked a cool western-wear look with a black leather suit with peaked lapels and a bolo tie for the evening. 

The star had a tech mishap during his speech when he couldn’t figure out how to raise the chest-level microphone, so was comically hunched forward for the entirety of his acceptance speech.

He included a sweet shoutout to his mother, who had worked at Actor’s Equity, the union for stage actors, for 40 years.

‘I poured everything I had into playing this incomparable artist, Mr. Bob Dylan, a true American hero, and it was the honor of a lifetime playing him,’ Timothée declared.

He also praised his costars Monica Barbaro, Elle Fanning and Edward Norton for helping to prevent A Complete Unknown from falling into the same stale patterns that other biopics have suffered from.

The SAG Awards were held Sunday night at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

The annual ceremony, which was hosted by Nobody Wants This star Kristen Bell, was streamed live on Netflix for the second year in a row.

It was presented by the Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and bills itself as the ‘only televised awards ceremony to exclusively honor actors.’

During the hours-long ceremony, 13 awards were handed for ‘outstanding performances’ in both film and TV that were decided on by SAG-AFTRA’s 130,000+ members. 

For the TV categories, Shogun was the big winner. 

It’s star Hiroyuki Sanada took home the lead actor award, while Anna Sawai gave an emotional speech when she won the supporting actress prize. 

The show also nabbed the best ensemble award, as well as the best stunt cast honor. 

Baby Reindeer’s Jessica Gunning continued her winning streak by beating fellow frontrunner Cristin Milioti, who starred in The Penguin.

Her costar Colin Farrell was luckier, and he came out on top ahead of Baby Reindeer’s Richard Gadd and Ripley’s Andrew Scott for the supervillain origin story.

Host Kristen Bell was also among the night’s nominees, as she received a best female actor in a comedy series nod for Netflix’s Nobody Wants This alongside The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri and Hacks’ Jean Smart.

Smart proved to be unstoppable and took home the award, though she wasn’t able to attend the ceremony.

Stunt crews that have worked on the latest and greatest TV shows and movies are were also being recognized at the 2025 ceremony.