Keri Russell boogies and celebrates her win with a glass of red wine as Kate Hudson hits the champagne and Sarah Pidgeon kicks off her shoes at boozy Netflix Actor Awards afterparty

Keri Russell, Kate Hudson and Sarah Pidgeon were among the A-listers dancing the night away at the Netflix Actor Awards afterparty in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Hollywood’s elite headed to Milk Studios to continue the celebrations following the awards ceremony, which was held at Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall.

After being awarded the gong for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series for her role in The Diplomat, Keri was in the mood to party.

Keri, 49, waved her blue statuette in the air in one hand and her clutch bag in the other, joyfully boogying around the room following her big win.

The actress looked stunning in an elegant black one shoulder gown, which she wore with a pair of dramatic drop earrings and a slick of red lipstick.

Kate, who was nominated in the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role category for Song Sung Blue, was also at the bash.

After losing out on the award to Jessie Buckley, Kate, 46, was spotted quaffing champagne while linking arms with fellow actress Ali Larter.

Kate slipped out of her white awards dress and into a slinky silver number, which showcased her incredible physique.

She also threw her arms around  Rose Byrne and wrapped her into a hug.

Star of the moment, Sarah Pidgeon, who portrays Carolyn Bessette in Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, joined them at the celebration.

Sarah, 29, who was wearing a strapless lilac dress, was pictured chatting on the phone after kicking off her heels on the dancefloor.

Demi Moore mingled at the party wearing her black dress which featured a dramatic tulle train, which followed her around the party.

Also there was Aimee Lou Wood, who was nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series for her role as Chelsea in The White Lotus.

Despite missing out on the win, Aimee Lou still enjoyed the night with her peers at the after party.

Ahead of the bash, Michael B. Jordan pulled off the upset of awards season as he beat Timothee Chalamet for the top acting prize at the Actor Awards, formally known as the SAG Awards.

That was not the only massive surprise for the talented star as his film, Sinners, also shocked as it earned top prize Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture at the event which took place at The Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

The 39-year-old star was left in tears as he earned the win in the Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role.

He beat Chalamet who starred in Marty Supreme in a field which also included: Leonardo DiCaprio – One Battle After Another, Ethan Hawke – Blue Moon, and Jesse Plemons – Bugonia.

Jordan was bewildered as he looked down at his new actor trophy with his hands at his face and his mouth fully open.

Chalamet, 30, – who previously won at the Critics Choice Awards and Golden Globe Awards – was a good sport as he stood up and applauded Jordan alongside his co-star Gwyneth Paltrow, 53.

When his name was announced, it was his mother Donna Jordan who had a shocked look on her face as she joyfully grabbed his shoulders.

During his speech, Jordan recognized his mother in a very sweet way as he said: ‘Mom, thank you for driving me back and forth to New York, when we didn’t have enough money to go through the Holland Tunnel.’

The veteran actor went on to thank his peers who voted for him to earn his crowning moment while admitting that he wasn’t expecting this win.

Jordan said: ‘I wasn’t expecting that. I’m so honored and privileged to be nominated in categories with people and actors and humans that I love, and I love their work and what they contribute to our craft and just rise to has been unbelievable.

‘So, thank you for welcoming me in and making me feel seen.’

It was not just Jordan’s mother’s reaction that had people talking as presenter Viola Davis’ jaw dropped when she opened up the envelope before she announced the star as the winner and shouted in celebration.

The Ryan Coogler written and directed horror flick later earned the top ensemble acting prize over Frankenstein (Netflix), Hamnet (Focus Features), Marty Supreme (A24), and One Battle After Another (Warner Bros).

Delroy Lindo spoke out on behalf of the cast as they earned Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture just one week after he and Jordan were presenting at the BAFTAs last weekend when a guest with Tourette’s bellowed the word ‘n*****’ at them.

John Davidson, whose life story inspired the BAFTA-nominated film I Swear, shouted the expletive while the black actors presented the first prize of the night at the Royal Festive Hall in London this past Sunday.

Lindo later hit out at BAFTA for failing to address the incident with him following the ceremony, saying he wished ‘someone from BAFTA spoke to us afterward.’

Sinners is centered around two brothers who return to their hometown to start again only to discover that an even greater evil – in the form of vampires – is waiting to welcome them back.

Jordan portrayed both brothers in the film: older and more serious twin Elijah ‘Smoke’ Moore in addition to younger and more cheerful sibling Elias ‘Stack’ Moore.

Jessie Buckley was in disbelief as she triumphed over the likes of Kate Hudson and Emma Stone to earn the other top acting prize.

The 36-year-old Irish actress was emotional as she earned Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for her work in Hamnet.

The star-studded field included the aforementioned Hudson for Song Sung Blue and Stone for Bugonia along with Rose Byrne – If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and Chase Infiniti – One Battle After Another.

The Chloé Zhao-directed and written film takes place after Agnes and William Shakespeare (Buckley and Paul Mescal) lose their son Hamnet to the plague and grapple with grief in 16th-century England, based on the novel of the same name.

Agnes is a healer who must find strength to care for her surviving children while processing her devastating loss.

Amy Madigan was a big winner as she continues her sweep through Award Season.

The 75-year-old actress was honored in the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role category for her work in Weapons.

She won over: Odessa A’zion – Marty Supreme, Ariana Grande – Wicked: For Good, Wunmi Mosaku – Sinners, and Teyana Taylor – One Battle After Another.

The synopsis of the film reads: ‘When all but one child from the same class mysteriously vanish on the same night at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance.’

In it Madigan portrays Gladys who is the elderly relative of Cary Christopher’s character Alex Lilly who is the only child who did not disappear.

Sean Penn was not in attendance but he did win Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role for One Battle After Another.

The 65-year-old acting legend won over Miles Caton – Sinners, Benicio Del Toro – One Battle After Another, Jacob Elordi – Frankenstein, and Paul Mescal – Hamnet.

In the Paul Thomas Anderson directed film, Penn portrays Col. Steven J. Lockjaw who is a corrupt military officer who pursues revolutionary group the French 75.

Meanwhile, on the television side, Catherine O’Hara earned a posthumous honor just one month after her tragic death.

The talented Canadian-American actress passed away at 71 on January 30 from a blood clot in her lungs.

O’Hara earned Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Series for her work in The Studio.

She beat an impressive field including: Kathryn Hahn – The Studio, Jenna Ortega – Wednesday, Jean Smart – Hacks, and Kristen Wiig – Palm Royale.

When her name was announced, those nominated in O’Hara’s category looked emotional including her co-star Hahn and Wednesday actress Ortega who was seen wiping a tear from her face.

Her co-star Seth Rogen accepted the honor on her behalf as he shared a cute story about how the late actress would email him with script edits the morning of filming a scene.