Canadian actress Sandra Oh took home the Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series trophy at the Screen Actors Guild awards for her starring role in "Killing Eve." In her acceptance speech the Ottawa native thanked a series of actors, including her mentor, Kim Gillingham. She singled out Alfre Woodard, Lena Waithe and Jamie Foxx for supportive comments they’ve given her over the years. Oh previously won the same prize for her work on "Grey's Anatomy" in 2005 -- marking this as her fourth win and sixth nomination. "Black Panther" was also a big winner taking home two awards: Cast performance in a Motion Picture and Stunt Ensemble.