Aussies win big at 2024 Critics Choice Awards
Sarah Snook and Elizabeth Debicki were among the Aussie winners.
Margo Robbie's film Barbie also won some awards, but lost out in the big categories.
Overall Oppenheimer and The Holdovers were big winners for films, with Beef, The Bear and Succession coming out top in TV.
Click through for the outfits, and winners.
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Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan accepts the Best Director Award for Oppenheimer.
The movie also took out the big prize, Best Film.
Emma Stone
Emma Stone accepts the Best Actress Award for Poor Things.
Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford, 81, poses with his career achievement award.
He's best known for the Indiana Jones and Star Wars films.
Margot Robbie and Tom Ackerley
Aussie of the moment, Margot Robbie and her British husband Tom Ackerley.
Like at the Golden Globes she lost out on Best Actress for Barbie to Emma Stone for Poor Things.
However, Barbie, which Robbie starred in and produced, won Best Comedy, Best Costumes, Best Hair and Make-up, Best Production Design and Best Original Screenplay.
I'm just Ken, sung by Ryan Gosling, won Best Song.
Kieran Culkin and Jazz Charton
Kieran Culkin, who won Best Actor in a Drama Series for his part in Succession, with wife Jazz Charton.
The acclaimed show also won Best Drama.
Paul Giamatti
Paul Giamatti won Best Actor for The Holdovers, which was one of the big winners of the night.
It's about a history teacher at a boarding school who stays behind with students who have nowhere to go during the holidays.
Sarah Snook
In another Aussie win Sarah Snook, who is from Adelaide, accepts the Best Actress in a Drama Series Award for gripping media drama, Succession.
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny who star in a new rom com, What Happens Later, presented an award.
Jeremy Allen White
The Bear star Jeremy Allen White scooped Best Actor in a Comedy Series.
The show also won Best Comedy Series.
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