Oscars joy for Day-Lewis, Jennifer Lawrence, Argo and "Amour" Argo has won the 2013 Academy Award for Best Film, while Daniel Day-Lewis ( Lincoln ) and Jennifer Lawrence ( ) won the prizes of Best Actor and Best Actress respectively. Day-Lewis becomes the first person to win a hat-trick of Best Actor prizes. Argo was directed by Ben Affleck, who was not in the running for Best Director, a prize won by Taiwanese director Ang Lee. It was his third Oscar as director (after Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Brokeback Mountain ) and was earned for bringing Yann Martel's book to the big screen. More love for 'Amour' , Austrian film-maker Michael Haneke's French-language drama about the relationship of an elderly couple won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It had previously claimed, among other international prizes, the Palme d'Or at Cannes and the Best Foreign Language Film award at the British BAFTAs. Christoph Waltz scooped the Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Quentin Tarantino's Waltz had already received an Oscar in 2010 thanks to his work in Anne Hathaway won Best Supporting Actress, having been the bookmakers" favourite thanks to her electric performance in Les Misérables. Argo (X2): Best Picture; Best Film Editing Daniel Day-Lewis: Best Actor (Lincoln) Jennifer Lawrence: Best Actress (Silver Linings Playbook) Ang Lee: Best Director (Life of Pi) Anne Hathaway: Best Supporting Actress (Les Miserables) Christoph Waltz: Best Supporting Actor (Django Unchained) Quentin Tarantino: Best Original Screenplay (Django Unchained) Chris Terrio: Best Adapted Screenplay (Argo) Amour: Best Foreign Language Film Life of Pi (X3): Best Cinematography; Visual Effects; Original Score Les Miserables (X2): Best Make-up & Hair; Sound Mixing Skyfall (X2): Best Sound Editing*; Best Original Song Lincoln: Best Production Design Zero Dark Thirty: Best Sound Editing* Anna Karenina: Best Costume Design Searching for Sugar Man: Best Documentary feature Paperman: Best Animated Short Brave: Best Animated Feature Curfew: Best Live Action Short Inocente: Best Documentary Short Oscar shared Quentin Tarantino won his second Oscar for Best Original Screenplay (after Pulp Fiction in 1995) for writing the script for Chris Terrio (Argo) won Best Adapted Screenplay. British singer Adele collected the Best Original Song prize for singing Skyfall from the eponymous James Bond film. It is the first time a Bond theme song has won the award. 4 gongs for Life of Pi In an open field, no film swept the board. In total, collected four Oscars, ahead of Argo , which both took three. each go home with two statuettes. Hosting the 85th Academy Award ceremony was creator Seth MacFarlane who got proceedings under way with a song about films in which he saw the breasts of the various actresses at the venue. In a poll of Twitter users that honour went to Best Actress Jennifer Lawrence (see below), making it a night to remember for the 22-year-old girl from Kentucky.