‘Mozart In The Jungle’ Snags Solid Golden Globe Haul For Amazon

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.

The wins mark two consecutive awards in each category for Amazon, following Transparent’s Best Comedy win and Jeffrey Tambor being named Best Actor in a TV Comedy a year ago. It was the same for Laszlo Nemes, director of Best Foreign Film victor Son Of Saul. He beat out Bryan Cranston of Trumbo, Michael Fassbender of Steve Jobs, Eddie Redmayne of The Danish Girl, and Will Smith of Concussion.

“I want to share this award with all the First Nations people represented in this film and all the indigenous communities around the world”, the “Revenant” star said. He ended his thank-you speech with recognition of the indigenous people and their lands that were featured in the film.

The Hollywood Reporter’s awards columnist Scott Feinberg tweeted “none of this means anything for the Oscar race”, though many Golden Globe winners are consistent with Oscar predictions this year.

Despite heading into the Golden Globes with the most nominations for its film and TV content, Netflix went away empty handed from the competition last night.

Yes, Gervais upheld his reputation “as one of the most shameless awards show emcees in recent memory”, says Caroline Framke on Vox.

Ricky Gervais hosted this year’s Golden Globes with his classic way of taking digs at many celebrities; he even took a shot at the HFPA for letting him present the show for the fourth time in spite of his trademark technique.

Film “The Revenant” triumphed at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards on January 10.

To be fair, Ricky went straight into his opening speech calling the audience “disgusting, pill-popping, sexual, deviant scum”, which is quite harsh.

There were a large number of bleeped-out words during the telecast of the show, from Jonah Hill swearing while pretending to be the bear from “The Revenant”, to Amy Schumer using an expletive while enaging in light-hearted banter with Lawrence.

“The Martian”, the tale of an astronaut stranded alone on Mars, won two top prizes – best comedy film and best actor in a comedy for Matt Damon, who stars in the blockbuster. “… I’ve made a lot of movies that people just didn’t go see”. First-time nominated actress Brie Larson bagged the prestigious Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama award for her role as Joy Newsome in the movie Room.

“She’s gonna be fine”, Lawrence said backstage.

In Supporting categories on the other hand, the Globes are much better at picking men than women – getting Best Supporting Actor right 72% of the time, but only correctly predicting Supporting Actress 60%!

Kate Winslet took home the award as best supporting movie actress for playing the long-suffering assistant to the Apple co-founder in “Steve Jobs”.