The Descendants & The Artist Lead The Way In Award’s In 69th Annual Golden Globes Awards

Last night the 69th Annual Golden Globes took place in Beverly Hill’s Los Angeles with Ricky Gervais returning for a third year and with the spotlight on the host did he behave? I think we can say he did but comedian been a comedian Ricky always found a way to get a risky joke forward but most of all he kept his nose clean probably giving him the chance to host next year’s or at least in the near future.
So who where the big winners? Alexander Payne’s THE DESCENDANTS was the big winner last night probably making the film a hot favourite for next month’s Oscar’s. The film picked up best drama up against the likes of Hugo, Moneyball, The Help, War Horse, the film went onto pick up 5 awards in total with George Clooney picking up the best actor(in drama) up against Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt. The other big winner on the night was the brilliant THE ARTIST a film I have seen 3 times now (due to my job working in a arthouse cinema) and every time it’s been full and has had a round of a applause, it’s certainly a feel good film. The film picked up 3 globes in best actor, comedy/musical , best original score.
On the other awards Madonna shocked a few people by winning the best original song for Masterpiece for her upcoming film W.E , Elton John was outspoken about the song. A Separation [Now on BluRay] won best foreign film which may not be controversial to an outsider but it’s an Iranian film, very good film but with American government’s relationship it certainly raised a few eyebrows but here at The People’s Movies & Cinehouse we don’t care what country film’s are from its the film itself which should be judged on.
Here’s the full list of winners from film to tv.
Best Drama
The Descendants
Best Actor – Drama
The Descendants, George Clooney
Best Actress – Drama
The Iron Lady, Meryl Streep
Best Comedy/Musical
The Artist
Best Actor – Comedy/Musical
The Artist, Jean Dujardin
Best Actress – Comedy/Musical
My Week With Marilyn, Michelle Williams
Best Director
Hugo, Martin Scorsese
Best Animated Film
The Adventures Of Tintin
Best Foreign Language Film
A Separation
Best Supporting Actor In A Motion Picture
Beginners, Christopher Plummer
Best Supporting Actress In A Motion Picture
The Help, Octavia Spencer
Best Screenplay For A Motion Picture
Midnight In Paris, Woody Allen
Best Original Score In A Motion Picture
The Artist, Ludovic Bource
Best Original Song In A Motion Picture
W.E., โMasterpieceโ by Madonna
TELEVISION
Best TV Drama
Homeland
Best TV Comedy/Musical
Modern Family
Best TV Miniseries Or Motion Picture
Downton Abbey
Best Actor In A TV Drama
Kelsey Grammer, Boss
Best Actor In A TV Comedy/Musical
Matt Le Blanc, Episodes
Best Actor in A Miniseries Or Made-For-TV Movie
Idris Elba
Best Supporting Actor In A TV Series, Miniseries Or Made-For-TV Movie
Peter Dinklage, Game Of Thrones
Best Actress In A TV Drama
Clare Danes, Homeland.
Best Actress In A TV Comedy/Musical
Laura Dern, Enlightened
Best Actress In A Miniseries Or Made-For-TV Movie
Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce
Best Supporting Actress In A TV Series, Miniseries Or Made-For-TV Movie
Jessica Lange, American Horror Story
So was your favourite’s there? Did they win? Was Ricky on best behaviour? Love to know your views and what you should have won plus was last night’s awards any indication what to expect in the upcoming awards such as next month’s big two The Bafta’s and The Oscars? Please leave your thoughts below, before you do here is ricky Gervais Opening Monologue:
source: HFPA
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