The 73rd Golden Globe Awards have been unveiled.
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The Oscar victor hasn’t won a Golden Globe since 1998 for the “Good Will Hunting” screenplay.
Actor, Musical or Comedy: Matt Damon, ‘The Martian’.
“A few years ago on this show, I made a joke about Mel Gibson getting a bit drunk and saying a few unsavoury things”, he said.
The film was released in theaters across the United States in October, and it comes out on DVD and Blu-ray tomorrow (Jan. 12).
The Office star began his journey with the Hollywood Foreign Press in 2009, immediately shocking the room by lobbing insults at some of the industry’s biggest actors.
The event which held in the ballroom of the Beverly Hilton hotel returned Ricky Gervais as host waxed heavily on humour.
Amazon’s “Mozart in the Jungle” won best comedy and Gael García Bernal won best comedic actor. The nominations for the awards were announced earlier on December 10, 2015.
Other popular winners includes Sylvester Stallone, 69, who received a standing ovation as best supporting film actor for reprising his iconic role as boxer Rocky Balboa in “Creed”, beating presumed frontrunner Mark Rylance for “Bridge of Spies”.
The first win of the night Sunday was a slight surprise, with Kate Winslet winning best supporting actress for the Aaron Sorkin-penned, box-office dud “Steve Jobs”.
Feinberg explained that DiCaprio “has had the misfortune in the past of being great in years when other people were having their greatest year”. Appreciating the success of “The Martian”, Damon said, “I’ve made a lot of movies that people just didn’t go see”.
Mr Robot, about a computer programmer and vigilante hacker, took home the prize for best drama series.
Gervais, in his fourth time hosting, spared little time before laying into the HFPA and the awards’ network, NBC, which he noted had no nominations.
The “Trainwreck” star attended the Golden Globes after-parties Sunday night with new boyfriend Ben Hanisch in tow, she revealed Monday on Instagram.
“Wow, thank you. What an incredible honor”.
Foreign Language: “Son of Saul”.
Larson’s win was not exactly unexpected, but she did have some formidable opponents in the category.
In what is probably the year’s most competitive category, best actress in a drama, Brie Larson won out over Cate Blanchett (“Carol”) and Saoirse Ronan (“Brooklyn) for her affecting performance as a woman in captivity in “Room”.
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Movie or Limited Series: “Wolf Hall”.
