The King's Speech

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"The king's Speech" tells how King George VI to overcome a stammer voice coach assisted by Australia.

The film took the other top awards, with Colin Firth received the best actor Oscar for his role as King George VI and British filmmaker Tom Hooper won the best director Oscar.

Firth, who has been leading for the gift, thanked fellow actors and filmmakers - and joked that he has the urge to dance, after winning the top prize at the Oscars, Hollywood's awards season climax.

"I have a feeling my career just peaked," he said in self-deprecating style that has been honed in various ceremonies victories the past two months, including the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs England.

"I'm afraid I must warn you that I was experiencing turmoil, somewhere in the belly up, what is threatening to form themselves into dance moves, which - happily as possible for me, it would be very problematic if they make it to my feet before I fell stage, "he added, to laughter.

After thanking everyone - including his wife for "putting me at a glance with delusions of royalty," he added: "Now, if you will all forgive me, I have some impulse I have to tend to the backstage."

Hooper, for whom it was first nominated for an Oscar, is an award winning TV program makers before the big-screen career, including 2009 with the football film "Damned America", starring Michael Sheen.

Natalie Portman won the best actress Oscar for her role in the ballet-themed thriller disturbing "Black Swan".

Portman has been a pioneer for her role of a sexually-charged ballet dancer who drive for perfection pushed to the edge of madness. His appearance was getting his prize at the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs England.

In other prizes, "Toy Story 3," the third installment of family friendly franchise starring Woody, Buzz Light year and co. won best animated feature Oscar as expected.

And the best foreign film prize went to "In a Better World" by director Susanne Bier's Danish star, who lost films from Algeria, Canada, Greece and Mexico.

Oscar awards season is the culmination of a multi-billion film industry and has been preceded by months or a frantic campaign for the coveted gold statue waiting to be handed in on Sunday night.

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