The King's Speech led the winners of the 83rd Academy Awards with four statuettes for best picture, best director (Tom Hooper), best actor (Colin Firth) and best original screenplay (David Seidler).
Another big winner was Inception, which won four of its eight nominations: best cinematography, visual effects, sound mixing and sound editing.
On the other hand, The Social Network copped three prizes: best adapted screenplay (Aaron Sorkin), best original score (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross) and best editing (Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter).
Christian Bale and Melissa Leo received the Oscars for acting in a supporting role, for their turn in The Fighter.
Toy Story 3 earned statuettes for best animated feature film and best original song (for "We Belong Together" by Randy Newman).
Alice in Wonderland was a surprise winner of two Oscars (out of three nominations): best art direction and costume design.
Other winners were:
Natalie Portman (in Black Swan) - best actress
The Wolfman - best makeup
In a Better World (Denmark) - best foreign language film
Inside Job - best documentary feature
Strangers No More - best short-subject documentary
God of Love - best live action short film
The Lost Thing - best animated short film
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