Joel and Ethan Coen won the the DGA’s best feature award for No Country for Old Men at last night’s ceremony in Century City. Obviously this means what it means as far the Oscar situation is concerned. Here, courtesy of The Envelope‘s Tom O’Neil, is an mp3 of Martin Scorsese announcing the award and of Joel and Ethan accepting (and giving special thanks to NCFOM producer Scott Rudin).
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