People's Choice Awards 2019: Avengers: Endgame, Stranger Things, Spider-Man: Far From Home win big
Cole Sprouse had a double bonanza at the People's Choice Awards - he was named drama movie star of 2019 for Five Feet Apart and male TV star of 2019 for The CW's Riverdale


Stranger Things (left) and Avengers: Endgame (right) win top honours at the People's Choice Awards. Image from Twitter[/caption]Cole Sprouse had a double bonanza at the PCA - he was named drama movie star of 2019 for Five Feet Apart and male TV star of 2019 for The CW's Riverdale.Singer-actor Zendaya too took home twin trophies — the award for female movie star of 2019 for Spider-Man: Far From Home and drama TV star of 2019 for HBO series Euphoria.Zendaya's Far From Home co-star Tom Holland got an action movie star of 2019 award for his turn as Spider-Man.Netflix favourite Noah Centineo was named comedy movie star of 2019 for the streamer's The Perfect Date.On the small screen, it was Kristen Bell who secured the title of comedy TV star of 2019.Murder Mystery, starring Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler, won the comedy movie of 2019, securing another win for the streaming platform.Kevin Hart, who made his first public experience at the awards show following a near-fatal car crash, was named comedy act of 2019.CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which ended its 12-year glorious run this May, was adjudged comedy show of 2019.While Friends alum Aniston was honoured with the icon award, singer Pink was called the people's champion for her charity work and singer Gwen Stefani earned the fashion icon award.

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