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Gary Oldman wins Best Actor Oscar

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Gary Oldman won the sought-after Best Actor prize at this year's Academy Awards for his portrayal of Sir Winston Churchill in 'Darkest Hour'.Oldman, 59, thanked the war-time British Prime Minister during his acceptance speech.The London-born star said: 'I'd like to salute Winston Churchill who has been marvellous company on what has been an incredible journey.'

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