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Academy Voters Are Hot for Old Men
The Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men saw no shortfall of love from Academy voters, who on Sunday night handed the drama a bevy of gold, including a win for best picture. Javier Bardem, an early front-runner in the supporting-actor race, earned kudos for his role in the film, while the Coens' script won for best adapted screenplay.In the lead-acting categories, Daniel Day-Lewis won for There Will Be Blood and Marion Cotillard took home a statue for La Vie en Rose. Tilda Swinton earned supporting-actress honors for Michael Clayton.Ratatouille scurried off with the prize for best animated feature.Click here for a complete list of the winners.More from TVGuide.com's Oscars special: • A series of fab photo galleries• Watch videos of red-carpet interviews• Our live Oscars blog recaps every memorable moment!
The Coen brothers'
No Country for Old Men saw no shortfall of love from Academy voters, who on Sunday night handed the drama a bevy of gold, including a win for best picture. Javier Bardem, an early front-runner in the supporting-actor race, earned kudos for his role in the film, while the Coens' script won for best adapted screenplay.
In the lead-acting categories, Daniel Day-Lewis won for
There Will Be Blood and Marion Cotillard took home a statue for
La Vie en Rose. Tilda Swinton earned supporting-actress honors for
Michael Clayton.
Ratatouille scurried off with the prize for best animated feature.
Click here for a complete list of the winners.
More from TVGuide.com's Oscars special:
"
A series of fab photo galleries
"
Watch videos of red-carpet interviews
"
Our live Oscars blog recaps every memorable moment!