Birdman actor Michael Keaton and Amy Adams pose with their trophies. (Image courtesy: AP)
New Delhi:
The Golden Globes have just concluded in California.
Boyhood, the second most nominated film with
The Imitation Game, was the biggest winner scoring three times with Best Film - Drama, Best Director for Richard Linklater, Best Supporting TV Actress for Patricia Arquette.
Most nominated film
Birdman won two out of its seven nominations - Best Actor - Comedy/Musical for Michael Keaton and Best Screenplay.
The Grand Budapest Hotel received a rousing cheer as it won Best Film - Comedy/Musical.
Amy Adams won Best Actress - Comedy/Musical, the second year in a row, for
Big Eyes. Last year, she won for
American Hustle. Julianne who was nominated in both Best Actress categories won the award for Drama for
Still Alice.
Eddie Redmayne won Best Actor - Drama for playing Stephen Hawking in
The Theory of Everything, which also won Best Original Score.
First time nominees JK Simmons, Jeffrey Tambor and Gina Rodriguez won Best Supporting Film Actor for
Whiplash, Best TV Actor - Comedy/Musical for
Transparent and Best TV Actress - Comedy/Musical respectively.
House of Cards' Kevin Spacey won Best TV Actor - Drama.
Neither Homeland's Claire Danes nor
The Good Wife's Julianna Margulies (who has been nominated every year since 2010) went home lucky, losing Best TV Actress - Drama to
The Affair's Ruth Wilson.
George Clooney received the Cecil B DeMille Award from Julianna Margulies and Don Cheadle. "I've had a pretty good year, and I'm not referring to the fabulous reviews of
The Monuments Men. I've found someone to love even if I had to wait 53 years for it. Amal, I couldn't be prouder to be your husband," he said in his thank you speech. There was a time, not so long ago, that nobody would have believed these words could ever be spoken by Hollywood's most confirmed bachelor (once).vHere are all the Globe winners.
Movie: Best Director: Richard Linklater,
BoyhoodBest Film - Drama:
BoyhoodBest Actress - Drama: Julianne Moore,
Still AliceBest Actor - Drama: Eddie Redmayne,
The Theory of EverythingBest Film - Comedy or Musical:
The Grand Budapest HotelBest Actress, Musical or Comedy: Amy Adams,
Big EyesBest Actor, Musical or Comedy: Michael Keaton,
BirdmanBest Supporting Actress: Patricia Arquette,
BoyhoodBest Supporting Actor: JK Simmons,
WhiplashAnimated Film:
How to Train Your Dragon 2Original Score: Johann Johannsson,
The Theory of EverythingOriginal Song:
Glory (music by John Legend, Common),
SelmaBest Foreign Language Film:
LeviathanScreenplay: Alejandro Gonzalez, Inarritu, Nicolas Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Armando Bo for
BirdmanCecil B DeMille Award: George Clooney
TelevisionBest Series, Drama:
The AffairBest Actress, Drama: Ruth Wilson,
The AffairBest Actor, Drama: Kevin Spacey,
House of CardsBest Series, Musical or Comedy:
TransparentBest Actress, Musical or Comedy: Gina Rodriguez,
Jane the VirginBest Actor, Musical or Comedy: Jeffrey Tambor,
TransparentBest Mini Mini Series or Movie:
FargoBest Actress, Mini Series or Movie: Maggie Gyllenhaal,
The Honorable WomanBest Actor, Mini Series or Movie: Billy Bob Thornton,
FargoBest Actress in Supporting Role: Joanne Froggatt,
Downton AbbeyBest Actor in Supporting Role: Matt Bomer,
The Normal Heart