Room star Jacob Tremblay melts hearts with adorable acceptance speech

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Directed by Tom McCarthy, the film follows The Boston Globe’s “Spotlight” team, the oldest newspaper investigative unit in the United States, as it looks into widespread child sex abuse by Catholic priests.

On taking the stage, the Trainwreck actress started her hilarious speech on a self-deprecating note. “A lot of people were paying attention”.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy in The Revenant.

Best Supporting Actor: Sylvester Stallone, “Creed”.

The 2016 Critic’s Choice Awards took place Sunday in Santa Monica, California. “I’m so sorry, you guys.” she said. “I’m so proud to be counted among such great actors”, Malek told the chatty crowd.

The star also accepted the best sci-fi/horror film award for Ex Machina, in which she stars opposite Oscar Isaac and Domhnall Gleeson.

“This is super cool!” he said, standing on tiptoes to reach the microphone. “That’s what you want everybody to say when a naked photo of you goes viral, you want them to say: ‘What a fearless photo.’ Like wow, thanks”. “I love them very much”, he grinned.

Other key winners of the night included George Miller, who got a directing nod for “Mad Max: Fury Road”, and Amy Schumer for best actress in a comedy for “Trainwreck”.

Netflix, which came away empty-handed at the Globes despite eight nominations, scored best comedy series for Aziz Ansari’s “Master of None”.

He concluded: “I just want to thank my parents”. His final advice was “change the world, it needs it”.

It’s another bad sign for “Carol” at the Academy Awards on February 28, when the film is nominated in six categories.

The best actress in a comedy series went to Rachel Bloom for her role in The CW network show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, while Carrie Coon scooped up the best actress in a drama series award for her role in the HBO show The Leftovers.

The Critics’ Choice Awards do get stars to turn out in droves, like Matt Damon, who did not end up winning anything.

The latest ceremony in the awards season drew a host of celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston, Helen Mirren and Kirsten Dunst and Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan. “Sharon Stone announced the best picture award, which went to ‘Spotlight”.

Best Young Actor/Actress: Jacob Tremblay, “Room”.

Christian Slater accepts the award for best supporting actor in a drama series for Mr Robot.

Jeffrey Tambor cemented the status he’s achieved by portraying Maura Pfefferman, otherwise known as Moppa on “Transparent”, adding yet another trophy to his mantel and more awards cred for Amazon originals.