Washington
(ANI):
French
actress
Marion
Cotillard
and
English
actor
Daniel
Day
Lewis
walked
away
with
the
top
awards
of
Best
Actress
and
Best
Actor
at
this
year's
Oscars.
Cotillard
has
become
the
first
French
actress
since
1960
to
walk
away
with
Academy
award
for
Best
actress
for
her
portrayal
of
legendary
chanteuse
Edith
Piaf
in
'La
Vie
en
Rose'.
"We'll,
I'm
speechless
now.
Thank
you,
life.
Thank
you,
love.
It
is
true,
there
are
some
angels
in
this
city
[Los
Angeles]," People
quoted
Cotillard,
as
saying.
Daniel
Day
Lewis
walked
away
with
his
third
Academy
Award
for
his
role
in
"There
Will
Be
Blood".
Actors
Tilda
Swinton
in
"Michael
Clayton" and
Javier
Bardem
for
"No
Country
for
Old
Men"
took
away
supporting
Oscar
awards.
"Whoa,
this
is
pretty
amazing.
I
have
to
speak
fast
here,
man,"
said
Bardem,
while
receiving
the
trophy
for
Best
Supporting
Actor.
'No
Country
for
Old
Men' directed
by
Joel
and
Ethan
Coen
and
starring
Tommy
Lee
Jones,
Josh
Brolin,
and
Javier
Bardem
swept
away
with
the
Best
Film
and
Best
Director
award
at
this
year's
Oscars.
The
film
is
an
adaptation
from
the
well-received
Cormac
McCarthy
novel
of
the
same
name
and
revolves
around
the
themes
of
chance
and
fate
and
tells
the
story
of
a
drug
deal
gone
wrong
and
the
ensuing
cat-and-mouse
drama
as
three
men
crisscross
each
other's
paths
in
the
desert
landscape
of
1980
West
Texas.
Actor
Javier
Bardem
took
away
supporting
actor
Oscar
for
his
role
in
the
film,
reports
Variety.
The
film
also
won
Academy
Awards
for
Best
Adapted
Screenplay.
It
has
also
won
the
Golden
Globe
Awards
for
Best
Performance
by
an
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
and
Best
Adapted
Screenplay.