Golden Globes: Boyhood, Grand Budapest, More
The award season got kicked off with the 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 11, 2015 with Boyhood and The Grand Budapest Hotel taking home the top prizes, winning “Best Motion Picture” as drama and comedy/musical, respectively. The event was hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who were well received in their roles.
Other major movie winners included: Eddie Redmayne for Best Actor in a Drama for The Theory of Everything, Julianne Moore for Best Actress in a drama for Still Alice, Michael Keaton for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy for Birdman, and Amy Adams for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for Big Eyes.
For the television side, the Best TV Drama award went to The Affair while Transparent won the award for Best TV, Musical or Comedy. TV Acting awards went to: Kevin Spacey for Best Actor in a TV Drama for House of Cards, Ruth Wilson for Best Actress in a TV Drama for The Affair, Jeffrey Tambor for Best Actor in a TV Musical or Comedy for Transparent, and Gina Rodriguez for Best Actress in a TV Musical or Comedy for Jane the Virgin.
Worth noting are the amount of television winners – particularly House of Cards and Transparent – that came from digital-only releases on streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime. A full list of winners can be found at the Golden Globes website.
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Golden Globes: Boyhood, Grand Budapest, More
The award season got kicked off with the 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 11, 2015 with Boyhood and The Grand Budapest Hotel taking home the top prizes, winning “Best Motion Picture” as drama and comedy/musical, respectively. The event was hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who were well received in their roles.
Other major movie winners included: Eddie Redmayne for Best Actor in a Drama for The Theory of Everything, Julianne Moore for Best Actress in a drama for Still Alice, Michael Keaton for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy for Birdman, and Amy Adams for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for Big Eyes.
For the television side, the Best TV Drama award went to The Affair while Transparent won the award for Best TV, Musical or Comedy. TV Acting awards went to: Kevin Spacey for Best Actor in a TV Drama for House of Cards, Ruth Wilson for Best Actress in a TV Drama for The Affair, Jeffrey Tambor for Best Actor in a TV Musical or Comedy for Transparent, and Gina Rodriguez for Best Actress in a TV Musical or Comedy for Jane the Virgin.
Worth noting are the amount of television winners – particularly House of Cards and Transparent – that came from digital-only releases on streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime. A full list of winners can be found at the Golden Globes website.







