Photos : McGregor kisses new boo Mary Elizabeth as he wins Critics Choice Award for Fargo

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Ewan McGregor kissed his Fargo co-star Mary Elizabeth Winstead before heading onstage to collect his Critics' Choice Award for the show on Thursday.

Mary and Ewan are now in a relationship, and are both estranged from their spouses - Riley Steams and Eve Mavrakis, respectively.

When Ewan, 46, got to the stage to collect his gong for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or a Movie, he gave a gushing speech that included thanks to his fellow actors on the series, Mary included.

The dashing Trainspotting actor played two characters on the latest season of the FX anthology series, which was created by Noah Hawley.

During his speech, Ewan offered a 'Thank you to Warren, to FX, MGM brah that’s what we used to call you on set, MGM brah  and Noah, for putting together this amazing team to make this, to give us these great scripts and amazing storylines and great characters, and really for the great directors that you gave us to work with.'

He also showered praise on 'the crew in Calgary, because it’s an amazingly cold place, Calgary, and the crews there are amazing.

'Like, it’s minus 40 degrees and they’re there, and they kept us warm, and they kept it the whole machine moving. And they’re amazing, really, the people in Calgary.


'So, I want to thank you for all that, especially Gail Kennedy, who did all my prosthetic makeup to make me Ray, and she did an amazing job, and Chris Glimsdale who did my hair or lack of hair for both those characters. So, thank you especially to them.'

'Thank you to all of our actors... and Mary,' he said, thanking his girlfriend.

Ewan showed up to the awards show - which was held at Santa Monica's Barker Hangar wearing a camouflage suit, black bow tie and white pocket square.


Black and white platform sneakers rounded out his ensemble.

#CongratMC
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