The movie also earned Globes for motion picture, and for director Alejandro Inarritu at the Sunday night ceremony.
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“It has been 18 years since I’ve been doing this and with a little more context I know how lucky I am”. “I’ve made a lot of movies that people just didn’t go see”.
“Full day of filming”.
-Empire’s Taraji Henson won for best performance by an actress in a TV series, drama.
Winslet beat Jane Fonda, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Dame Helen Mirren and Alicia Vikander to be named best supporting actress in a drama.
The actress chose to wear a large diamond necklace that made sure all eyes were on her chest.
Accepting his award, he thanked the show’s creator Matthew Weiner, saying: “Thank you to Mr Weiner for writing this frightful person all the way through to the end of this incredible ride and picking me to play him. Thank you for your brilliance”. He mocked the whole enterprise, assuring losing actors that “no one cares about awards as much as you do”. “I want us to be buried next to each other”.
Among the Globes Supporting Actors, the one picking up steam is Sylvester Stallone, who got a rousing standing ovation before he gave a rather odd old-timer’s speech, recalling the people who supported the original “Rocky” rather than the ones responsible for rebooting the series with “Creed” writer-director Ryan Coogler and co-star Michael B. Jordan. It was his first nomination and first win.
The best supporting actress prize went to Kate Winslet for “Steve Jobs”, Danny Boyle’s portrait of the late Apple co-founder. She won for best actress in a television movie or miniseries for “Mildred Pierce” in 2012, and for best actress in a drama for “Revolutionary Road” and supporting actress for “The Reader”, both in 2009. “I feel prouder than ever this year to be included, thank you”.
“I want to say something nice about Mel before he comes out so … Thank you for being an incredible colleague and friend”. The “Daddy’s Home” co-stars are presenting Best Screenplay… and the Golden Globe goes to Aaron Sorkin for “Steve Jobs”!
Leonardo DiCaprio has plenty of Golden Globes.
Foreign Language: “Son of Saul”.
This is the awards show put on by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, where you’re supposed to get a clearer idea as to who will win Oscars soon. I’ve got three Golden Globes. This was Fassbender’s third globe nomination, having previously been recognized for “Shame” and “12 Years a Slave”.
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In a down year for the Best Actor category, DiCaprio remains the front-runner at next month’s Academy Awards.
