What makes Jennifer Aniston a likely upset candidate at the SAG Awards
January was a good month for Sarah Snook. In a matter of weeks, she picked up Golden Globe, Critics Choice and Emmy Awards for her standout performance on the HBO television smash “Succession.” She has yet another chance to be recognized for her work on the acclaimed series, at the upcoming Screen Actors Guild Awards. And it’s looking good for Snook. She has a solid lead in Gold Derby’s official odds in her category of best drama actress. But just like a winter storm that pops up out of nowhere, Snook should be prepared for the winds to change come February. Here are five reasons why Jennifer Aniston in Apple TV+‘s “The Morning Show” could sneak up on Snook and snag the SAG. 1.. She’s Jennifer Aniston. Never underestimate the power of a name on the SAG ballot. And in all objectivity, her name carries exponentially more weight than those of the other four women combined. It was 30 years ago this year that “Friends” made its Thursday night television debut. It went on to run for 10