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Brits' double Oscar triumph: Daniel Day Lewis wins Oscar for Best Actor and Tilda Swinton takes Best Supporting Actress

 

Published 2/25/2008 at TV&Showbiz | Mail Online

British actors Daniel Day-Lewis and Tilda Swinton triumphed at last night's Oscars with wins for Day-Lewis, for best actor for There Will Be Blood, and Swinton in the best supporting actress category for film Michael Clayton (link)

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