The nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Awards have been announced, with Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet, and Michael B. Jordan competing for the title of 'Best Actor'. DiCaprio was recognized for his role in the film 'One Battle After Another', a political satire that grossed over 200 million dollars and was also nominated for Best Picture. Chalamet competes with his role in 'Marty Supreme', where he underwent intense training to portray a young man's obsession with ping-pong. Michael B. Jordan, nominated for the horror film 'The Guilty', rounds out the list of competitors. The Screen Actors Guild, with over 160,000 members, is considered a barometer for the Oscars, and the winners of these awards have an 80% success rate at the Academy Awards.
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