Hollywood actor Gary Oldman collected a collection of 11 awards for his role as Winston Churchill in the film “Darkest Hour.”
The actor considers his collection of trophies a real victory. Oldman, 59, said Sunday night at the Oscars he received “the biggest accolade of all actors.” The Academy Award for Best Actor was the final confirmation of the actor’s success this season.
In addition to the Oscar and Golden Globe for his role as Churchill, Oldman also has a Screen Actors Guild Award, a Critics’ Choice Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, a BAFTA, a Los Angeles Online Critics Award, and a Hollywood Achievement Award. in his film career, the Australian Academy of Film and Television Award, the British Independent Film Award and the Palm Springs International Film Festival Award.
In photographs published in the DailyMail, Gary poses surrounded by his trophies and imitates a game of bowling, where the pins are the awards.
During his speech at the ceremony, the actor remembered his 98-year-old mother Caitlin: “I’m glad she’s alive and can see this. I don’t think she could have imagined anything like this even in her wildest dreams.”