The Shape of Water won the biggest gong of the night tonight as they bagged Best Film in the final award of the night.
While Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri was the expected winner of the gong, the film still took home some of the biggest awards of the evening including Sam Rockwell for Best Supporting Actor, and Frances McDormand for Best Leading Actress.
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Gary Oldman looked overcome as he stood backstage with his Oscar
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He looked slightly shell shocked as he clutched the statuette and the envelope that had revealed he had won the gong
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Jennifer and Jodie Foster try and get their hands on Frances’ gong after presenting her with the Best Actress award
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BB8 was spotted hanging out backstage before coming out to present an award with Star Wars actor Mark Hamill
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John Nelson looks thrilled after he came off stage with his statuette
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Frances stops off to give Margot a kiss after spotting her when she came off stage
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Nicole Kidman has a chat with Chadwick Boseman before heading out on stage to present an award
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Helen Mirren looked delighted to see the host Jimmy Kimmel
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She looked as though she was loving every second of being on the back of a jet ski with Mark Bridges
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Dunkirk’s Gary A. Rizzo couldn’t stop smiling after collecting his award
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Filmmaker Frank Stiefel took a quiet moment after picking up his gong for Best Documentary Short Subject
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Gary ran into ageless Jane Fonda backstage at the Dolby Theatre
As she accepted her award, Frances took the moment to celebrate women who were nominated, and in a bold statement in the midst of the Time’s Up movement, invited all female nominees to stand in solidarity with her during her speech.
The British also won big during the evening – with WWII epics Dunkirk and The Darkest Hour both bringing home a number of gongs.
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Natalia Lafourcade and Gael Garcia Bernal chat backstage
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Sam Rockwell kisses his partner Leslie Bibb
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Allison Williams stops for a chat as she makes her way to her seat
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Guillermo del Toro shares a joke with Spiderman star Emma backstage
After decades in the industry, Gary Oldman finally achieved his first Oscar for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in The Darkest Hour.