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Letty Aronson with host Michael Nouri Laila Ali and Glenn Close Director Michel Leclerc Martin Scorsese constitutes a three dimensional breakthrough with "Hugo." Sharon Stone will get it up with Kathy Griffin. Meryl Streep and Renee Taylor meet in the Adults Gala. Goran Visnjic and James Cromwell Sharon Stone cried just like a baby Monday evening as she recognized her lifetime achievement award in the over-50 set at AARP Magazine's eleventh annual Movies for Adults Gala. "I understand getting old is alright,Inch she blubbered in the stage from the Bev Wilshire, "and also at how old irrrve become of 53, it appears Comfortable with Hollywood which i work again. There is a chasm during my 40s when I didn't work on all!" Earlier at night, Glenn Close snapped up the very best actress award from her "Albert Nobbs" co-star Jesse McTeer, then went for Poor. Michel Leclerc expressed surprise at his win for the best language film. "I figured there have been a lot of naked women during my film to create People in america happy," the "What They Are Called of affectionInch helmer joked, "but apparently older People in america like naked women too!" "Turning 50 this season,Inch Alexander Payne recognized best pic recognition for "The Descendants," adding, "Thank you for praising films designed for adults. That is what I have always made." Letty Aronson spoke on her best author bro Woodsy Allen: "His advice in my experience was, 'Don't bore them, express gratitude and move ahead.AInch Kenneth Branagh presented the award for the best grownup love story to Meryl Streep and also the absent Jim Broadbent for his or her operate in "The Iron Lady," and Streep put out a political jab worth Margaret Thatcher, saying, "She'd the authority to healthcare, like all of us should!" But Martin Scorsese obtained the greatest laugh for his breakthrough achievement win. "The horizon available is definitely widening," stated the 69-year-old "Hugo" helmer, "and I am proud to finally break through!" Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com