Day-Lewis and Christie triumph at actor awards

MOVIE stars Daniel Day-Lewis and Julie Christie triumphed at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, with their lead actor accolades giving them a boost for the Oscars, to be held on February 24.

Day-Lewis and Christie triumph at actor awards
Tue, 29 Jan, 2008 - 00:00

No Country For Old Men also solidified its Academy Awards prospects as Javier Bardem won as supporting-actor and the film was honoured for overall cast at the awards held at Los Angeles Shrine Exposition Centre.

Day-Lewis won his award for There Will Be Blood and Christie for her performance in Away From Her.

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