Among network shows, “Empire” and “American Horror Story: Hotel“, which airs on Fox-owned FX, each won a Golden Globe.
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The acclaimed drama, ‘The Revenant, ‘ was the top victor of the night, as the film was honored with the Best Motion Picture – Drama award.
The 73rd annual awards ceremony, honouring the year’s best film and television, were held last night in Beverly Hills and adventure drama The Revenant was its biggest victor, picking up best drama film, best director (Alejandro Inarritu) and best drama actor (DiCaprio).
Also vying in that category are the dramedy “Joy”, space blockbuster “The Martian”, zany caper “Spy”, and Amy Schumer’s breakout film “Trainwreck”.
Damon was named best actor in a comedy film for his role in the film “The Martian” as an astronaut stranded on Mars.
The 2016 Golden Globes have come and gone, with numerous winners also vying as Oscar hopefuls for the upcoming Academy Awards show at the end of February.
Kate Winslet won the Golden Globe for best supporting actress for her role in Steve Jobs, but the Hollywood Reporter predicts Vikander will win the Oscar for her role in the Danish Girl. The only problem was that Morricone had won at the Golden Globes before-twice.
Saoirse Ronin from Brooklynwas nominated for Best Performance by an actress in a Motion Picture, Drama and Will Smith was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama for Concussion.
Surprises marked the Golden Globes, which award excellence in television and movies and took place January 10, airing on NBC.
This was the first time in a decade that HBO did not get the most nominations for its TV productions, receiving just three for Veep and Silicon Valley combined.
Musical or Comedy (yes, the harrowing tale of survival against long odds is apparently a comedy), and star Matt Damon took home the Best Actor hardware in the same category.
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In the TV realm, Amazon Studio’s “Mozart in the Jungle” won under the category of best comedy series and best actor in a comedy series for Gael Garcia Bernal. “I wanted to be an actress before I wanted to be a singer, but music worked out first”, Lady Gaga said during her emotional speech.
