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"The Social Network has triumphed in the movie categories at this year&amp;#039;s Golden Globe Awards. In the drama fields, the Jesse Eisenberg-starring picture walked away with the evening&amp;#039;s top prize &amp;#039;Best Film&amp;#039;, while its director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin were honoured in their respective areas. Colin Firth won &amp;#039;Best Actor&amp;#039; for his portrayal of the stammering King George VI in The King&amp;#039;s Speech, and Natalie Portman was awarded &amp;#039;Best Actress&amp;#039; for her role as the ambitious ballerina Nina Sayers in Black Swan. The Fighter duo Christian Bale and Melissa Leo went home with &amp;#039;Best Supporting Actor&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Actress&amp;#039; respectively, while Toy Story 3 claimed &amp;#039;Best Animated Feature Film&amp;#039;. In the &amp;#039;Musical or Comedy&amp;#039; categories, The Kids Are All Right won &amp;#039;Best Film&amp;#039; and its star Annette Bening picked up &amp;#039;Best Actress&amp;#039; for her role as Nic, one half of a same-sex couple who frets over the arrival of her children&amp;#039;s biological father. Elsewhere, there were wins for Paul Giamatti (Barney&amp;#039;s Version), Danish drama In A Better World, and Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for their work on The Social Network&amp;#039;s score. Robert De Niro was also recognised with the prestigious &amp;#039;Cecil B. DeMille Award&amp;#039; for outstanding achievement in motion pictures. &amp;gt; In Full: Golden Globes 2011 - Movie Winners &amp;gt; In Full: Golden Globes 2011 - TV Winners &amp;gt; In Pics: Golden Globes 2011 - Movie Winners &amp;gt; In Pics: Golden Globes 2011 - Red Carpet "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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