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and Amazon’s “One Night in Miami,” which envisions a meeting between Sam Cooke, Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X and Jim Brown.

Chadwick Boseman, who died in August after a battle with colon cancer, made SAG history as the first actor nominated in four film categories in the same year.

Boseman is in the running for best actor for “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” and best supporting actor for “Da 5

Bloods.” He is also part of the outstanding performance by a cast nominations for both films.

His co-star in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” Viola Davis, is nominated for best actress for her performance as the title character.

That loaded best actress race also includes Amy Adams for her performance as a mother battling addiction in “Hillbilly Elegy”; Frances McDormand, who starred as a widow traveling the Western U.S. in “Nomadland”; Carey Mulligan for her portrayal of a woman teaching predatory men a lesson in “Promising Young Woman,” and Vanessa Kirby for “Pieces of a Woman,” a drama about a tragic home birth.

Additional nominations for “Minari” include Steven Yeun for best actor and YuhJung Youn for best supporting actress.

On the TV side, “Schitt’s Creek” continued its awards season success after dominating last year’s Emmys.

The comedy about a wealthy family losing its money received five SAG nods, tying it with the royal drama “The Crown” for most among any series.

Each of the four leads of “Schitt’s Creek” — Dan Levy, Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara and Annie Murphy — are nominated for best actor or best actress in a comedy series, while the show is up for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series.

“The Crown,” meanwhile, is up for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series, with Emma Corrin, who plays Princess Diana, Olivia Colman, who plays Queen Elizabeth, and Gillian Anderson, who plays Margaret Thatcher, each up for best actress in a drama.

Josh O’Connor, who plays Prince Charles, is nominated in the genre’s best actor category.