The pair praised the HFPA despite controversy over the organisation.

Last night’s (January 9) ceremony was held as a non-televised private event, with the HFPA saying that no celebrities were invited.

Many famous faces have spoken out against the organisation, notably after it was revealed that no Black people were in the HFPA, while Scarlett Johansson has alleged that she faced “sexist questions and remarks by certain HFPA members that bordered on sexual harassment”.

HFPA president Helen Hoehne recently spoke about the organisation efforts to change, telling Sky News: “The HFPA really has worked very hard over the last nine months to reform the organisation from top to bottom.