Adorable Duos Pal Around at the Critics' Choice Awards

Updated on Jan 17, 2015 at 10:56 PM

One of the best things about award season is seeing your favorite stars celebrate together, and the Critics' Choice Awards kept the unexpected fun coming in LA on Thursday. When they weren't giving us hot solo moments, John Krasinski and Chris Pratt linked up backstage, unleashing too much sexiness to describe. As for the ladies, John's wife, Emily Blunt, got together with Jennifer Aniston for a red-hot snap, and Reese Witherspoon and Jessica Chastain smiled wide while chatting. Perhaps no one was as popular as standout cutie Eddie Redmayne, though, as he entertained glamorous ladies like Angelina Jolie, Rosamund Pike, and Diane Kruger. Read on to see all the fun, and don't miss all the red carpet arrivals.

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Adorable Duos Pal Around at the Critics' Choice Awards

Eddie Redmayne and Angelina Jolie

Jessica Chastain and Reese Witherspoon

Chris Hemsworth and Ron Howard

Jessica Chastain and Chris Pratt

Rosamund Pike and Tyler Perry

Ethan Hawke and Angelina Jolie

Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain

Jennifer Aniston and Emily Blunt

Eddie Redmayne and Garrett Hedlund

Ethan Hawke and Felicity Jones

Diane Kruger and Eddie Redmayne

Reese Witherspoon and Giovanni Ribisi

Keira Knightley and Emily Blunt

Jessica Chastain and Rosamund Pike

James Corden and Garrett Hedlund

Michelle Monaghan and Eddie Redmayne

Amy Adams and Emily Blunt

Ethan Hawke and Jessica Chastain

Rosamund Pike and Eddie Redmayne

John Krasinski and Chris Pratt

Jessica Chastain and Chris Pratt

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