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Oscars disappointment for UK stars

Monday, 8 March 2010

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Bookies' favourites Jeff Bridges and Sandra Bullock have won the best acting Oscars, dashing British hopes.

Bridges won for country music film Crazy Heart while Bullock was victorious for The Blind Side.

British actress Dame Helen Mirren had been nominated for The Last Station, while Carey Mulligan was in the running for coming-of-age film An Education.

Colin Firth had been nominated for the best actor Oscar for A Single Man.

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