Many have reported that this years Oscars was too well behaved and tame, with modest dresses, short speeches and no crying episodes (previously provided by Gwyneth Paltrow and Halle Berry). But as the awards rolled out one by one, the ceremony wasn't completely void of emotion. Juno writer Diablo Cody ended her speech on the verge of tears as she ran away with a golden statue for 'Orignal Screenplay'. And, french actress Marion Cotillard, appeared to forget the shrewd side of Hollywood as she gushed "there is some angels in this city" while proudly winning best 'Actress In A Leading Role' for her part in La Vie En Rose. Marion Cotillard Acceptance Speech:

Oh -- thank you so much. Olivier, what you did to me, Maestro Olivier Dahan, you rocked my life. You truly rocked my life. Thank you so much to Picturehouse for your passion, members of the Academy, thank you so, so much. And -- wow. Well, I'm speechless now. I -- I -- well, I -- thank you life, thank you love, and it is true, there is some angels in this city. Thank you so, so much."

Diablo Cody Acceptance Speech:

What is happening? This is for the writers, and I want to thank all the writers. I especially want to thank my fellow nominees because I worship you guys and I'm learning from you every day, so thank you very much. I want to thank the Academy, I want to thank Fox Searchlight, Mr. Mudd, Mandate, Dan Dubiecki. I want to thank our incredible cast including the superhuman Ellen Page. I want to thank Jason Reitman, who I consider a member of my family, and I'm in awe of his talent as a filmmaker. I want to thank Sarah Self. I want to thank Mason Novick who knew I could do this before I did. And most of all, I want to thank my family for loving me exactly the way I am.

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