Leonardo DiCaprio earned three nominations from his peers for the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards but went home without a single trophy. Meanwhile his fellow nominees in multiple categories - Steve Carell and Helen Mirren - fared much better, taking home two awards each. Carell won SAG awards for Little Miss Sunshineand The Office and Mirren picked up two for The Queen and Elizabeth I. While the members of the Screen Actors Guild spread the love around, honoring performances from Last King of Scotland, The Queen, and Dreamgirls, it was Little Miss Sunshine's win in the best ensemble category that catapulted it into being a top contender for this year's Best Picture Oscar.

2007 SAG Award Nominees and Winners

More on the SAG Awards Winners:

• Forest Whitaker Talks About Playing Idi Amin in Last King of Scotland


• Helen Mirren on The Queen, Costumes, and the Royal Monarchy


• Steve Carell Discusses Little Miss Sunshine

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Box Office Report - Jan 26-28
20th Century Fox released Epic Movie without screening it for critics, a wise choice given the fact those who decided to pay to watch it in order to write a review came out of the movie ranting over how horrible the film was and how silly the jokes were. Yet despite little publicity and no advance reviews, Epic Movie managed to pull in $18 million over its opening weekend, finishing in first against a pack of Oscar contenders and a couple of newcomers.

Top 10 Films for the Weekend Ending 1/28/07:
1) Epic Movie - $18,612,544
2) Smokin' Aces - $14,638,755
3) Night at the Museum - $9,557,664
4) Stomp the Yard - $7,685,565
5) Catch and Release - $7,658,898
6) Dreamgirls - $6,741,985
7) The Pursuit of Happyness - $4,983,325
8) Pan's Labyrinth - $4,774,578
9) The Queen - $4,013,052
10) The Hitcher - $3,632,975
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