Da’Vine Joy Randolph looks gorgeous in  light blue off-shoulder dress at Producers Guild Awards… hours after winning an Independent Spirit Award

Just hours after winning her first Independent Spirit Award, Da’Vine Joy Randolph headed across town to attend the 2024 Producers Guild Awards.

The 37-year-old actress has been cleaning up this awards season, taking home almost every award she was nominated for, playing Mary Lamb in The Holdovers.

He has won a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, the Critics Choice, the National Board of Review, the Screen Actors Guild and the Independent Spirit in recent months.

Randolph stepped out in a light blue off-the-shoulder dress at the ceremony, which was held at the Ray Dolby Theater in Hollywood.

She accessorized with long diamond earrings and a watch over her dress on her left wrist.

Her light blue dress fell to the floor, obscuring the actress’ footwear for the evening.

Just hours earlier, Randolph accepted the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Performance.

They thanked Film Independent for the award, and then thanked The Holdovers’ distributor, Focus Features, ‘for betting on this independent film.’

He also thanked director Alexander Payne for “always being steadfast in his vision for this project.”

Randolph then thanked screenwriter David Hemingson for “being so brave and vulnerable in writing and sharing so much of his own family to build on this.”

“It was an honor to play Mary,” she added, before thanking her co-stars Paul Giamatti and Dominic Sessa.

‘I don’t know what I did to deserve scene partners like you, but I’m incredibly grateful. Embarking on this journey with you will forever be one of the highlights of my career,” he stated.

“I often joke that making Holdovers was like making a student film. Any resources we lacked, like heated seats, during the winter in Boston, we made up for with care and determination.’

“Every day I was amazed at the level of innovation and creativity our cast and crew exhibited to turn the limited resources we had into an incredible work of art,” he said.

He added that the film “is a beautiful testament to what can happen when a small group of passionate people are given the opportunity to come together and tell a story.”

‘Independent films are the heart of this industry and are worth fighting for. Thank you,’ he concluded.