Thandie Newton gave a moving acceptance speech after being announced as the winner for Outstanding Supporting Actress at this year's Emmy Awards. The Westworld star prompted laughter from the audience at the Hollywood ceremony when she began with "I don't even believe in God but I'm going to thank her tonight". She told the aurdience: "I am so blessed. I am so f***ing blessed..." At this point the actress clapped her hand over her mouth as she realised she'd dropped the expletive – to more cheers from the audience. "To work with the people that I have gotten to work with," she said. "The cast and crew of – I can't believe I'm here – the cast and crew of Westworld, I love you all so much." Newton beat The Handmaid's Tale stars Ann Dowd, Yvonne Strahovski and Alexis Blediel, Game of Thrones' Lena Headey, Millie Bobby Brown from Stranger Things, and Vanessa Kirby from The Crown to win the award. She revealed that the day was all the more special because it was her daughter's 18th birthday. "My family, my daughter Ripley turns 18 today and I get to guide you and love you and protect you, which is my north star, I love you so much baby," she said. "Thank you, thank you for this," she concluded, before walking offstage with The Handmaid's Tale stars Elisabeth Moss and Samira Wiley, who had presented her with the award. It was Newton's second nomination and her first win at the Emmys. She was previously nominated for the same role in Westworld last year. Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Show all 40 1 /40 Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Allison Janney She might've been battling bronchitis, but the 'I, Tonya' actor still managed to turn up looking radiant in a fuchsia gown by Prabal Gurung. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Chrissy Metz The 'This is Us' actor was a vision in this custom emerald green gown by John Paul Ataker. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Sandra Oh Thanks to her leading role in the acclaimed series 'Killing Eve', Oh is having a moment. Proving her style credentials on arrival, the former 'Grey's Anatomy' star donned a plunging burgundy satin gown by Ralph and Russo. AFP/Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake Hollywood couples get no better than Biel and Timberlake, who once again prove that they are quite literally the perfect pairing, romantically and visually. While the 'Can't stop the feeling!' singer kept things slick and simple in a black tuxedo, The 'Sinner' actor evoked regal charm with a muted strapless gown by Ralph and Russo. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Ann Dowd Trading Gilead for Hollywood, the 'Handmaid's Tale' actor channelled a melancholic aesthetic on the beige carpet via a billowing silhouette and dark, solemn florals. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Jimmy Kimmel and Molly McNearney The late-night TV host opted for a classic black tuxedo with all the trimmings (waistcoat, bow tie, shiny shoes), while McNearney's gown added a splash of sunshine to the duo's overall aesthetic in a lemon pleated gown. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night John Legend Navy blue never looked so good. Tailored to the nines and paired with a bow tie, the 'Jesus Christ Superstar' performer wore his formalwear with aplomb. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Alison Brie Switching her wrestling garb for a slightly more upscale ensemble, Brie really did 'GLOW' her way down the beige carpet in a canary yellow column gown by Miu Miu, complete with Swarovski crystals and cut-out detail on the waist. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Rachel Brosnahan Taking home the award for lead actress in a comedy series, the 'Marvellous Mrs Maisel' star was the epitome of Chris de Burgh's 'Lady in Red', wearing a stunning scarlet gown by Oscar de la Renta complete with off-the-shoulder detail. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Jonathan Van Ness The 'Queer Eye' TV personality pulled no punches when it came to his red carpet look. The 70s flared Stella McCartney suit is given a flamboyant upgrade via a sheer Prada blouse that has a whiff of Marie Antoinette about it thanks to its high-neck. The deep violet clutch by The Row is the cherry on top. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Stefani Robinson Wearing one of J.Mendel's more fairytale-like creations, the 'Atlanta' writer offset the girlish glamour of her puffy tulle skirt with a slick of dark burgundy lipstick. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Evan Rachel Wood You'd be forgiven for thinking the 'Westworld' actor could've been a little more experimental with her occasionwear. But the subtle hints of a floral headpiece uplift her all-black tailored look by Altuzarra with an ethereal nymph-like charm. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Millie Bobby Brown The 'Stranger Things' star knows a thing or two about red carpet events by now, having been attending them since the tender age of 12. Now 14, the teenager is a total pro, as illustrated by this millennial pink princess frock by Calvin Klein. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Claire Foy Few could pull off the severity of stiff cream satin, but Foy manages to flourish under such circumstances. Keeping accessories and hairstyling to a minimum, the British rose radiates with natural beauty. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Elisabeth Moss Sporting a peachy sun-kissed glow, the 'Handmaid's Tale' star opted for a black strapless gown by Vera Wang, allowing her blonde tresses to rest comfortably in gentle waves on her clavicle. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Thandie Newton Prior to picking up the award for outstanding supporting actress, the 'Westworld' actor scooped a sartorial accolade in a fitted fuchsia gown hot off Brandon Maxwell's New York Fashion Week runway. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Kirsten Dunst Sometimes all you need is a floor-length deep blue gown and blonde Hollywood waves to make a statement on the red carpet - and Dunst succeeds effortlessly, completing the look with sparkling diamond earrings and a peachy lip hue. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Chrissy Teigen Not an inch of Teigen's eye-popping ensemble remains unsaturated by sparkle. This Zuhair Murad creation comes complete with a thigh-high slit and a triangular neckline that brings an angular twist to Teigen's perennial goddess vibe. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Maya Rudolph A romantic blend of black lace, the 'Bridesmaids' actor channelled a sombre mood with her midi Simone Rocha gown, adding only a sliver of colour to the look via a subtle rosy lip shade. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Sophie Hunter and Benedict Cumberbatch Who needs to wear more than one shade when the hue is so egg-yolky vibrant and the silhouette so sharp? Cumberbatch may look dapper in his three-piece, but it's Hunter whose sartorial prowess prevails here. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Vanessa Kirby Not usually one for pastels, Kirby beguiles in this fitted satin gown by Tom Ford, which, in a muted shade of rose, highlights the British actor's flawless complexion. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Dakota Fanning Dior Haute Couture can do no wrong and Fanning wears it with grace. This sea green pleated gown strikes a Shakespearean chord, thanks to the Alienist's 175 carats worth of jewellery by Lorraine Schwartz, proving that all that glitters is not gold, it's actually emerald. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Scarlett Johansson A darling in Dolce & Gabbana, Johansson is the picture-perfect celebrity guest. Drop earrings - check; dynamic neckline - check; thigh-high slit - check. This look ticks all the boxes and even some circles too. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Sarah Paulson Only Oscar de la Renta could immerse you in a feathered fantasy so abundant without seeming trite. Quite rightly, Paulson lets her extroverted gown do the talking here, keeping her neck free from the distraction of jewellery and slicking her hair back in a simple bun. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Kit Harington The 'Game of Thrones' star shunned occasionwear conventions by opting for a slim daytime tie as opposed to its ribbony counterpart. He did, however, still wear a black suit. So that's something. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Gwendoline Christie Looking like the lady of the manor, Christie cut a statuesque silhouette in this glistening golden robed gown. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Sarah Silverman In true runway ready fashion, Silverman cinched her voluminous Galia Lahav gown in at the waist with a simple black belt, giving every last poof of fabric either side the attention it deserves. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Emilia Clarke A vision in Dior, Clarke opted for a darker and twistier look than normal which came complete with a heavily-laced bodice and ornamental floral embellishments. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Amanda Peet The US actor donned a forest green v-neck gown for the proceedings, complemented by a vibrant slick of red lipstick. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night James Corden and Julia Carey Corden added a bolt of primary pleasure to his tuxedo with his jolly bright blue jacket. Meanwhile, Carey opted for a fitted fishtail gown with ornate lace sleeves. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Nukaaka Coster-Waldau and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau While mustard is not a colour frequented by many at red carpet events, it works a treat here, particularly when worn alongside your wife's pale lime satin gown. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Michelle Dockery The 'Downton Abbey' star opted for a sky blue gown by Carolina Herrera. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Tiffany Haddish Multi-coloured gowns are a rare sight at modern-day award ceremonies, but Haddish demonstrates they are due a renaissance via this Prabal Gurung creation. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Tina Fey Like many of her fellow attendees, Fey subverted feminine floral norms by wearing a darker and more decorative design. Yes, there are flower-like patterns, but the overriding theme is one of romantic melancholy rather than springtime joy. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Poppy Delevingne The British model turned heads in a turquoise gown by Giambattista Valli couture, an eternal favourite on award ceremony red carpets. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Letitia Wright The 'Black Panther' actor maintained a demure aesthetic in this sparkly Pamella Roland gown. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Mandy Moore The 'This is Us' actor could've led a masterclass in metallics in this Rodarte gown, which complemented the lustrous shine of her brunette locks. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Kristen Bell Boxy necklines are always a winner when it comes to formalwear and Bell accentuates the sophistication via this long-sleeved Solace London gown, whose stark white shade makes quite the impact. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Heidi Klum It would be hard for the German model to wear something that doesn't make her look like a Greek statue. With a cinched-in bodice and a sweeping train, this satin Zac Posen gown is no different. Getty Images Emmys 2018: Best-dressed celebrities of the night Alexis Bledel Battenberg cake gets a sartorial re-imagining in this Delpozo gown, whose pastel lemon and pink shades come together in tender tandem. Getty Images This year's Emmy Awards were relatively uneventful, with highlights being off-script moments such as director Glenn Weiss proposing to his partner Jan Svendsen onstage.<doc-sep>The Emmy Awards 2018: The most talked about dresses of the night The red carpet was awash with colour… It was a big night for stars of the small screen on Monday night at the 2018 Emmy Awards. The Crown's Claire Foy won the coveted best actress award and Thandie Newton, who looked gorgeous in pink, accepted her trophy for best supporting actress for her work in Westworld. In the fashion stakes, we have been swooning over lots of dresses - ready to have a look? Jessica Biel The Sinner's Jessica Biel stepped out wearing Ralph & Russo Couture for a night out with her husband Justin Timberlake. We don't know about you but we think she looks like an absolute angel. READ: The story behind Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's wedding Thandie Newton Pink to make EVERYONE wink. Thandie Newton wore a dress straight from Brandon Maxwell's SS19 runway. Nicely done, TH. RELATED: Thandie Newton reveals Victoria Beckham mistook her for another actress - find out who! Claire Foy Simple, elegant, timeless - just a few words to describe Claire Foy's Calvin Klein dress for her big night. We're rubbing out heads over one shoe being covered in crystals, and the other plain, but she looks gorgeous. OOH! Did you see Claire Foy's amazing dress at the Venice Film Festival? Scarlett Johansson Wow! How incredible does Scarlett Johansson look on the gold carpet?! We're really feeling this Balmain dress with silver accessories. READ NEXT: There's a new name in the 10 best-paid actresses list - can you guess who? Mandy Moore This Is Us actress Mandy Moore matched her dress to her chestnut hair for the Emmys. Wearing custom-made Rodarte, she was the belle of the ball. RELATED: Why Mandy Moore loves wearing '70s fashion Emilia Clarke Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke has won rave reviews for her Dior dress - and rightly so. Does she ever put a foot wrong? GoT FANS: Your first look at Game of Thrones season 8 Millie Bobby Brown No surprise here - the Stranger Things star opted for Calvin Klein. Styled by Thomas Carter Phillips looked sweet in her candy coloured frock. SEE PICS! When Millie Bobby Brown channeled a Disney princess Michelle Dockery Stunning! Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery gave us princess-vibes in her Carolina Herrera Resort dress. GET EXCITED: Michelle Dockery shares first look at Downton Abbey film Poppy Delevingne Actress Poppy Delevingne looked delightful in green Giambattista Valli Couture. It was a daring dress, but she definitely pulled it off. READ ABOUT: The close bond between Poppy and her sister Cara Delevingne Vanessa Kirby Swit swoo! If you want a sexy dress for the Emmy Awards, who do you call? Tom Ford, that's who. DID YOU KNOW? Vanessa Kirby revealed the Queen likes The Crown Sandra Oh Killing Eve star Sandra Oh was one of the only stars to choose red, but we love her Ralph & Russo dress. KILLING EVE: Everything you need to know about your new TV obsession Tracee Ellis Ross We love a red (or gold!) carpet risk taker, and at this year's Emmys, it was all about Tracee Ellis Ross' Valentino pink dress. Not everyone could make this work, but Tracee nailed it. SEE: Remember this 80s look from Princess Diana? Tiffany Haddish Somewhere over the rainbow you'll find Tiffany Haddish twirling in her multi-coloured custom Prabal Gurung dress.<doc-sep>
Thandie Newton dropped an F-bomb while giving her victory speech on Monday at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. The 45-year-old actress won the Primetime Emmy award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series during the ceremony at Microsoft Theater downtown. 'I don't even believe in God, but I'm going to thank her tonight,' said Thandie who won for her portrayal of sentient robot Maeve Millay on HBO's Westworld. Victory speech: Thandie Newton used foul language on Monday during her acceptance speech at the Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles Thandie continued: 'I am so f***ing blessed to work with the people I have gotten to work with.' Thandie beat out a tough field that included Lena Headey, Millie Bobby Brown, Ann Dowd, Yvonne Strahovski and Alexis Bledel. The London native also was nominated last year in the same category, but lost out to Ann of The Handmaid's Tale. She sparked laughter as she nabbed the prize for her role in 'Westworld' and made the religious quip as she opened her speech. She said: 'I don't even believe in god but I'm going to thank her tonight. 'I am so blessed. I am so blessed... To work with the people that I have gotten to work with. The cast and crew of - I can't believe I'm here - the cast and crew of 'Westworld', I love you all so much'. Hit show: The 45-year-old actress won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her work in HBO's Westworld Full recognition: Thandie said that she was 'so f***ing blessed to work with the people I have gotten to work with' Pretty in pink: The actress looked stunning in a pink Brandon Maxwell gown Thandie looked amazing in a long pink Brandon Maxwell gown for the awards ceremony. The outfit featured a long train that flowed from her right shoulder. Thandie completed her outfit with silver open-toed heels and accessorized with sparkling dangling earrings. Her makeup look for the evening was created by celebrity beauty guru Georgie Eisdell for Pat McGrath Labs, who explained that she wanted to complement the beautiful pink shade of Thandie's dress with her cosmetics. 'For Thandie’s look at this year Emmy Awards, we wanted to play up the color of her exquisite Brandon Maxwell gown,' Georgie said. 'I wanted her skin and body to glow and her eyes to pop. We went for a stunning smokey, rose colored eye that brought the whole look together.' To create that smokey, rose eye, Georgie used Pat McGrath's newly launched Mothership V: Bronze Seduction Palette, blending three shades from the product - Entrapment, Blitz Flame, and Rose Gold 005 - to create the perfect shade. For the glowing skin, the makeup artist turned to the brand's Skin Fetish 003: Highlighter + Balm Duo, 'to create the most stunning natural finish to the high points of the cheek bone and brow bone'. Train feature: The pink gown featured a long train that flowed from Thandie's right shoulder Critically acclaimed: Thandie has won critical acclaim for her portrayal of sentient robot Maeve Millay Second nomination: The London native also was nominated last year in the same category Winning role: Thandie previously won the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her work in Westworld The piece de resistance was the lips, which Georgie chose to keep chic and subtle, instead of going big and bold. After lining the lips with the Permagel Ultra Lip Pencil in Bare Rose, she then added a slick of the newly-released Lip Fetish: Sheer Colour Balm in Full Fantasy 'to give a perfectly dewy soft pink tint'. Thandie's win at the Emmys comes after she took home the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her portrayal of a host madam turned self-aware freedom fighter on Westworld. The Emmy Awareds were co-hosted by Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost and Michael Che. Conan O'Brien hosted the Primetime Emmy Awards back in 2002 and 2006, while SNL alums and late-night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers hosted in 2010 and 2014 respectively. It's a particularly exciting year for Netflix as they finally dethroned HBO by earning the most Emmy nominations scoring 112 nods, beating HBO's 108. Pink power: The actress hit the carpet in Los Angeles in the long pink gown Sci-fi star: Thandie has been portraying a sentient android on Westworld since 2016