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'Hunger Games' Wins at People's Choice

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January 10, 2013 at 12:19 AM

'The Hunger Games" was the movie of choice at The 39th Annual People's Choice Awards Wednesday night.

The blockbuster film received five awards at the Los Angeles ceremony, including favorite movie, favorite action movie and favorite movie franchise.

Its main star, Jennifer Lawrence, picked up the trophy for favorite face of heroism for her performance in "The Hunger Games," and she shared the prize for favorite on-screen chemistry with her co-stars, Chris Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth.

Lawrence was also named favorite movie actress, an award that isn't specific to her role in "The Hunger Games."

Sandra Bullock was presented with the People's Choice Awards' first-ever humanitarian honor for her charitable efforts in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.

"The Big Bang Theory" actress Kaley Cuoco hosted the CBS telecast, which ended with her sitcom earning the award for favorite network TV comedy.

Here are the winners in all categories:

Favorite Movie "The Hunger Games"

Favorite Movie Actor Robert Downey, Jr.

Favorite Movie Actress Jennifer Lawrence

Favorite Movie Icon Meryl Streep

Favorite Action Movie "The Hunger Games"

Favorite Action Movie Star Chris Hemsworth

Favorite Face of Heroism Jennifer Lawrence, "The Hunger Games"

Favorite Comedic Movie "Ted"

Favorite Comedic Actor Adam Sandler

Favorite Comedic Actress Jennifer Aniston

Favorite Dramatic Movie "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"

Favorite Dramatic Movie Actor Zac Efron

Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress Emma Watson

Favorite Movie Franchise "The Hunger Games"

Favorite Movie Superhero Robert Downey, Jr. as Iron Man

Favorite On-Screen Chemistry Jennifer Lawrence / Josh Hutcherson / Liam Hemsworth, "The Hunger Games"

Favorite Movie Fan Following Twihards, "Twilight"

Favorite Network TV Comedy "The Big Bang Theory"

Favorite Network TV Drama "Grey's Anatomy"

Favorite Cable TV Comedy "Awkward"

Favorite Cable TV Drama "Leverage"

Favorite Premium Cable TV Show "True Blood"

Favorite TV Crime Drama "Castle"

Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show "Supernatural"

Favorite Comedic TV Actor Chris Colfer

Favorite Comedic TV Actress Lea Michele

Favorite Dramatic TV Actor Nathan Fillion

Favorite Dramatic TV Actress Ellen Pompeo

Favorite Daytime TV Host Ellen DeGeneres, "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"

Favorite Late Night Talk Show Host Jimmy Fallon

Favorite New Talk Show Host Steve Harvey

Favorite Competition TV Show "The X Factor"

Favorite Celebrity Judge Demi Lovato

Favorite TV Fan Following SPNFamily, "Supernatural"

Favorite New TV Comedy "The New Normal"

Favorite New TV Drama "Beauty & The Beast"

Favorite Male Artist Jason Mraz

Favorite Female Artist Katy Perry

Favorite Pop Artist Katy Perry

Favorite Hip Hop Artist Nicki Minaj

Favorite R&B Artist Rihanna

Favorite Band Maroon 5

Favorite Country Artist Taylor Swift

Favorite Breakout Artist The Wanted

Favorite Song "What Makes You Beautiful," One Direction

Favorite Album "Up All Night," One Direction

Favorite Music Video "Part of Me," Katy Perry

Favorite Music Fan Following KatyCats, Katy Perry

People's Voice Christina Aguilera

Humanitarian Award Sandra Bullock

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