Olivia Colman is the new queen of Hollywood after being named best actress for her role as troubled Queen Anne in The Favourite.
The British actress was a surprise winner, beating out the category favourite Glenn Close, who was widely expected to win her first Oscar in seven nominations for The Wife.
The other nominees for best actress were Yalitza Aparicio for Roma, Lady Gaga for A Star is Born and Melissa McCarthy of Can You Ever Forgive Me?
'It's genuinely quite stressful. This is hilarious. I got an Oscar,' Colman said during her charming speech.
'I have to thank lots of people. Yorgos [Lanthimos], my best director and the best film with Emma [Stone] and Rachel [Weisz], the two loveliest women to fall in love with and go to work with every day. You can imagine it wasn't a hardship.'
Reigning supreme: British actress Olivia Colman won best actress for her role in The Favorite at the Academy Awards on Sunday night
'This is quite stressful': The first time nominee was close to tears as she delivered a charming speech
The reaction: Olivia Colman is stunned after beating out Yalitza Aparicio, Glenn Close, Lady Gaga and Melissa McCarthy for the Best Actress Oscar
She gazed at Close in the audience and said, 'You've been my idol for so long and this is not how I wanted it to be.'
Close smiled and laughed.
The 71-year-old American is 0-for-7 at the Oscars. Her nods remain the most without a win than any other living actor. Close came into the end of awards season riding a wave of momentum that included wins at the Golden Globes, SAG Awards and Independent Spirit Awards.
Gracious Close: She gazed at Close in the audience and said, 'You've been my idol for so long and this is not how I wanted it to be' as Close smiled and laughed
Colman added the Oscar to her earlier wins at the Golden Globes, BAFTAs and National Society of Film Critics for the role.
An emotional Colman thanked her agent who took her on 20 years ago, and her children, who she wasn't sure if they were watching at home.
'My kids who are at home and watching, look!' she exclaimed. 'If you're not, then, kind of well-done, but I sort of hope you are. This is not going to happen again.'
To her kids: 'My kids who are at home and watching, look!' she exclaimed. 'If you're not, then, kind of well-done, but I sort of hope you are,' adding, 'This is not going to happen again'
She continued her heartfelt speech by reaching out to little girls everywhere.
'And any little girl who's practicing your speech on the telly, you never know! I used to work as a cleaner and I spent quite a lot of my time imagining this.'
She got quite a big laugh when she saw the teleprompter telling her to wrap up, blurting out, 'Oh, please wrap up, right,' before wrapping up her speech.
Heartfelt speech: She continued her heartfelt speech by reaching out to little girls everywhere
Speech: 'And any little girl who's practicing your speech on the telly, you never know! I used to work as a cleaner and I spent quite a lot of my time imagining this'
'To my husband Ed, my best friend, I love you so much. 25 years, you've been my best supporter and... he's gonna cry,' which got another big laugh from the audience, before adding, 'I'm not.'
'Thank you so much, Fox, everybody, the cast the crew,' even turning to presenters Francis McDormand and Sam Rockwell, thanking them, before turning to Best Actress nominees Lady Gaga and Melissa McCarthy
She turned and blew a kiss at Lady Gaga and Melissa McCarthy, as Lady Gaga blew a few back at her in one of the night's most memorable moments.
Supportive husband: 'To my husband Ed, my best friend, I love you so much. 25 years, you've been my best supporter and... he's gonna cry,' which got another big laugh from the audience, before adding, 'I'm not'
Colman wasn't the only Brit to win one of Tinseltown's biggest awards on Oscar Sunday, though her win was the most prominent.
British-born songwriter Mark Ronson won for Best Original Song for Shallow, which he co-wrote with Lady Gaga, Anthony Rossamondo and Andrew Wyatt.
Fellow Brit Paul Massey won for Best Sound Mixing for Bohemian Rhapsody, alongside Tim Cavagin and John Casali.
Nina Hartstone from Berkshire U.K. also won Best Sound Editing for Bohemian Rhapsody with John Warhurst.
Acting winners: After her big win, Colman posed backstage with the rest of the acting winners, Best Actor winner Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody), Best Supporting Actor winner Mahershala Ali (Green Book) and Best Supporting Actress winner Regina King (If Beale Street Could Talk)
Big winners: Colman had her arm around Malek while King had her arm around her as they all held their Oscars
Surprise kiss: Malek even surprised the actress with a kiss on the cheek as they posed in the backstage press area
After her big win, Colman posed backstage with the rest of the acting winners, Best Actor winner Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody), Best Supporting Actor winner Mahershala Ali (Green Book) and Best Supporting Actress winner Regina King (If Beale Street Could Talk).
Colman had her arm around Malek while King had her arm around her as they all held their Oscars.
Malek even surprised the actress with a kiss on the cheek as they posed in the backstage press area.
Scene stealer: Olivia was forced to share the red carpet with Lady Gaga (right), which was most unfair
360 degrees: At the back, Olivia's dress featured a bow that tied up her wrap around design
Cute duo: As her official red carpet date, Olivia brought husband Ed Sinclair to see her nominated
Bow-tiful: The former Peep Show star is expected to collect one of the big awards of night
Sheer excitement: Olivia couldn't contain her excitement for Hollywood's biggest night in film
Elsewhere, on the red carpet, British actress Gemma Chan gave a subtle nod to her highly-stylish Crazy Rich Asians character Astrid.
While Crazy Rich Asians is not nominated for any Oscars, there's expected to be big success for British stars at this year's awards ceremony.
Lucy Bointon and the stars of Best Picture nominee Bohemian Rhapsody were out in force with hopes of seeing the film collect a potential five gongs.
Dressed in a violet satin gown, Lucy looked exquisite as she arrived on the arm of the film's leading actor Rami Malek, who plays Freddie Mercury in the biopic.
It's me! Richard E. Grant brought his daughter to the Academy Awards celebration and couldn't have looked more thrilled
Dapper dad: Olivia clung to his arm as she hoped for his first Oscar for Best Supporting Actor
Charming: The veteran actor looked super-cool in a burgundy velvet tuxedo jacket
Cute couple: Christian Bale and his gorgeous wife Sibgi Blazic matched in monochromatic looks
Her British co-stars Gwilym Lee and Allen Leech joined former Jurassic Park actor Joseph Mazzello for a red carpet line-up, looking suave in dark suits.
However it was the appearance of one-time EastEnders actor Ben Hardy, formerly best known for playing Pete Beale in the soap, that caused the greatest stir.
No-one was more gleeful about their Oscars moment than Richard E. Grant, who wore a gleeful expression with daughter Olivia on his arm for the event.
Richard is nominated for Best Supporting Actor in Can You Ever Forgive Me? and truly seemed to have peaked as he waved at the crowds on his first-ever Academy Awards red carpet at the age of 61.
All white on the night: Producer Trudie Styler was there to celebrate the nomination of her Best Live Action Short Film, Skinght: Producer Trudi
For the win: The stars of Best Live Action Short Film nominee Skin including actress Jaime Ray Newman were joined by Trudie and director Guy Nattiv
Coupled up: Downton Abbey star Alan Leech (left) was slick in a velvet suit jacket with a bow tie, while James McAvoy (right) looked traditional in a black suit and tie
For the crowd: British actor Chris O'Dowd waved to the crowds on the red carpet
Trudie Styler joined guests at the red carpet ceremony on Sunday, representing the short film Skin that she produced.
Sting's glamorous wife joined director Guy Nattiv along with stars of the drama, which has been nominated in the category of Best Live Action Short Film.
The Academy Of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences have made some major changes for this year's Oscars ceremony.
These range from skipping a host - after Kevin Hart stepped down - to recruiting 'highly recognized talent from various walks of life' to present the eight nominees for Best Picture, a role usually reserved for actors.
Those talents include anti-Trump chef and restaurateur Jose Andres, Daily Show host Trevor Noah and civil rights leader and Georgia congressman John Lewis and the woman who many consider to be the greatest athlete of all time, Serena Williams.
It is not clear which of the nominated films will be presented by these new presenters, who also include: Dana Carvey, Queen Latifah, Tom Morello, and Amandla Stenberg.
The final three presenters, Barbra Streisand, Diego Luna and Mike Meyers, will almost certainly be introducing the to films with which they have close ties: A Star is Born, Roma and Bohemian Rhapsody.
New look: The glamorous British actress drew attention to her tiny waist in a strapless gown
Something new! Emilia has changed up her look since short and blonde (right)
Giddy: She couldn't hide her delighted smile as she posed on the red carpet
Shimmering: Her dress featured ruching at the waist to draw attention to her middle
In the spotlight: It will be a night that puts the spotlight back on the stars
Having a moment: Veteran actress Helen seemed to be enjoying her Oscars experience
Give us a twirl! Helen span around, fanning out her gorgeous rainbow-coloured dress
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Main photo article Olivia Colman is the new queen of Hollywood after being named best actress for her role as troubled Queen Anne in The Favourite.
The British actress was a surprise winner, beating out the category favourite Glenn Close, who was widely expected to win her first Oscar in seven nominations for The ...
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