The White Lotus' Jon Gries Reveals What He Whispered to Aubrey Plaza During Awkward On-Stage Moment at SAG Awards 2023

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costar Jon Gries suggested that she adjust her dress .As the cast crowded the stage to accept their award for best ensemble in a drama series, the actors all got shuffled around, and Plaza ended up behind Michael Imperioli and next to Jon Gries. He whispered something to her, she adjusted her dress (which was holding her chest in place with crisscross straps) and took a step back. As the cast maneuvered around one another, she also muttered, “Jesus Christ.” From the outside, many thought this looked like a man telling a woman how to wear her clothes when she most certainly did not ask.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Ah, but they forgot one crucial piece of context: Aubrey Plaza is deadpan AF.

Aubrey Plaza was not in a bad mood or annoyed while onstage Sunday night at the SAG Awards. And now her co-star, Jon Gries, can vouch for that.In an interview with, Gries revealed what exactly was said onstage between him and Plaza as co-star F. Murray Abraham accepted the SAG Award for Best Ensemble in a Drama Series.

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"White Lotus" actress Aubrey Plaza set social media ablaze when fans said she appeared visibly annoyed on stage during the 29th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night. The rumors started after the actress appeared with her HBO cast mates to accept an award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series for Season 2 of the hit drama. While actor F.

SAG Award for Best Ensemble in a Drama Series.The "Parks and Rec" alum became visibly annoyed on stage after Aubrey's "White Lotus" costar Jon Gries grabbed her arm and whispered something into her ear. It's believed that he warned her of a possible wardrobe malfunction, as the actress immediately adjusted her dress.As this was happening, F.

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