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Corden, Felicity Huffman, Martin Scorsese and others. Yet the comedian
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also took Hollywood's great and good to task for expressing political opinions while simultaneously
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accepting money from multinationals with questionable business practices. Ellen DeGeneres received a special award at the ceremony, which began at 01:00 GMT. Another special award
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went to actor Tom Hanks, who was briefly moved to tears as he paid tribute to his ever-supportive family. Earlier in the ceremony
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the two-time Oscar-winner was seen looking less than impressed by Gervais's opening monologue. Other British winners include Brian Cox, who was named best actor in a drama series for Succession. The Dundee-born actor offered
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his apologies to his fellow nominees, which included Game of Thrones' Kit Harington and The Crown's Tobias Menzies. Sam Mendes was another
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British winner, beating four other (male) nominees to the best film director prize with his war epic 1917. [´äº¯]
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