In the TV section, Irish actor Colin Farrell picked up the best actor TV limited series gong for The Penguin, in which he plays a DC Comics villain of the same name, while the female prize in the category was snagged by Yorkshire-born Jessica Gunning for playing stalker Martha Scott in dark Netflix drama Baby Reindeer.
Japanese historical drama Shogun continued its run of awards success, with acting awards won by Hiroyuki Sanada, and Anna Sawai, along with best stunt ensemble and outstanding performance by an acting ensemble in a drama prizes.
Moore, 62, picked up the leading actress award for body horror The Substance and Chalamet, 29, secured the leading actor prize for Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown at the 31st annual awards ceremony held at the Shrine Auditorium Expo Hall in Los Angeles.
Canada-born Short, 74, who along with co-star Martin did not attend, also won outstanding performance by a male actor in a comedy, as 73-year-old US star Jean Smart picked up the actress version of the category for Hacks, about a comedian who hires a joke writer.
The series, which airs on Disney+ and FX, sees British actor Cosmo Jarvis arrive in Japan during the 1600s as a sailor from England who tries to use the country’s leaders for his own ends, but ends up being outwitted by the canny Lord Yoshii Toranaga (Sanada), who is helped by his translator Lady Toda Mariko (Sawai).
