<p>Los Angeles: Emma Stone claimed her second Academy Award on Sunday, winning the best actress trophy for her role as a woman revived from the dead in the dark comedy <em>Poor Things</em>.</p><p>An emotional and flustered Stone began her speech by explaining that her mint green strapless gown had just ripped in the back.</p><p>"My dress is broken. I think it happened during 'I'm Just Ken.' I'm pretty sure," she joked, referring to Ryan Gosling's campy performance at the ceremony of the Oscar-nominated song from <em>Barbie</em>.</p><p>"This is really overwhelming. My voice is also a little gone. Whatever," she said.</p>.'Oppenheimer' leads Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy to their first Oscars.<p>The 35-year-old actress went on to thank her fellow nominees, castmates and family. She scored her first Oscar for the 2016 musical <em>La La Land</em>.</p><p>In the Frankenstein-inspired <em>Poor Things</em>, Stone played Bella Baxter, a woman who is reanimated after suicide by a mad scientist (Willem Dafoe).</p><p>The movie chronicles Bella's dramatic self-discovery and liberation - much of it through sex - first with a flamboyant lawyer played by Mark Ruffalo, then with a succession of clients in a Paris brothel. Bella grows increasingly independent as she journeys through a surreal version of 19th-century Europe.</p>.Britain's 'Zone of Interest' wins best international film Oscar.<p>Stone has said the role was her favorite of her career. The actress said the admired Bella's curiosity and her appreciation for the good and the bad.</p><p>In <em>La La Land</em>, Stone sang and danced in her role as a struggling actress opposite Gosling in a movie that celebrated old Hollywood.</p><p>She also was nominated for best supporting actress for the 2014 film <em>Birdman</em> and the 2018 drama <em>The Favourite</em>.</p><p>Known for her red hair and wide eyes, Stone had a breakthrough role in 2007's raunchy comedy <em>Superbad</em>. She also starred in <em>The Help</em> and <em>The Amazing Spider-Man</em>.</p><p><em>Poor Things</em> was released by Searchlight Pictures, a unit of Walt Disney.</p>
<p>Los Angeles: Emma Stone claimed her second Academy Award on Sunday, winning the best actress trophy for her role as a woman revived from the dead in the dark comedy <em>Poor Things</em>.</p><p>An emotional and flustered Stone began her speech by explaining that her mint green strapless gown had just ripped in the back.</p><p>"My dress is broken. I think it happened during 'I'm Just Ken.' I'm pretty sure," she joked, referring to Ryan Gosling's campy performance at the ceremony of the Oscar-nominated song from <em>Barbie</em>.</p><p>"This is really overwhelming. My voice is also a little gone. Whatever," she said.</p>.'Oppenheimer' leads Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy to their first Oscars.<p>The 35-year-old actress went on to thank her fellow nominees, castmates and family. She scored her first Oscar for the 2016 musical <em>La La Land</em>.</p><p>In the Frankenstein-inspired <em>Poor Things</em>, Stone played Bella Baxter, a woman who is reanimated after suicide by a mad scientist (Willem Dafoe).</p><p>The movie chronicles Bella's dramatic self-discovery and liberation - much of it through sex - first with a flamboyant lawyer played by Mark Ruffalo, then with a succession of clients in a Paris brothel. Bella grows increasingly independent as she journeys through a surreal version of 19th-century Europe.</p>.Britain's 'Zone of Interest' wins best international film Oscar.<p>Stone has said the role was her favorite of her career. The actress said the admired Bella's curiosity and her appreciation for the good and the bad.</p><p>In <em>La La Land</em>, Stone sang and danced in her role as a struggling actress opposite Gosling in a movie that celebrated old Hollywood.</p><p>She also was nominated for best supporting actress for the 2014 film <em>Birdman</em> and the 2018 drama <em>The Favourite</em>.</p><p>Known for her red hair and wide eyes, Stone had a breakthrough role in 2007's raunchy comedy <em>Superbad</em>. She also starred in <em>The Help</em> and <em>The Amazing Spider-Man</em>.</p><p><em>Poor Things</em> was released by Searchlight Pictures, a unit of Walt Disney.</p>