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The drama "Marriage Story" starring Scarlett Johnson and Adam Driver, who embody a couple in the midst of a painful divorce process, leads the list of candidates for the 77th Golden Globe Ceremony announced on Monday in Los Angeles.

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The film garnered six nominations, including acting categories for Johnson, Driver and supporting actress Laura Dern, for director Noah Baumbach and the most important category for the best drama film. The main competition will be against Martin Scorsese's "Irish" who picked five nominations, including in the directorial and script categories and for the supporting cast of El Pacino and Joe Peschi - but not the lead actor Robert De Niro, who is left out.

De Niro stayed out of the nominations. "The Irish" // Photo: From the movie // To read the review Click on the picture

Both films are from Netflix, which has a record number of 17 nominations this year, both in film and television. In the drama film category, Sam Mendes' spectacular war movie "1917", "Pope" with Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Price in the role of Benedict 16 and Francis, respectively, and the blockbuster Joker with over $ 1 billion in revenue and praise for the appearance of Joaquin Phoenix, nominated in the lead actor category alongside Christian Bale in "Ford vs. Ferrari", Antonio Banderas in "Pain and Glory" by Pedro Almodovar, Driver in "Marriage Story" and Price in "Pope".

Nominated for this year's movie and actor of the year. "Joker" // Photo: From the movie // To read the review Click on the picture

In the female equivalent category, Johansson will face Cynthia Arivo in the biographical film "Harriet: The Road to Freedom" about 19th-century Black Rights activist Harriet Tavman, Renee Zellweger who plays Judy Garland in "Judy," Sircha Ronen in the new adaptation of Director Greta Gervig for "Little Women" and Charlize Theron who plays Megan Kelly's news release "Bomb" about the Fox News scandal surrounding the late TV network manager Roger Ailes.

The Golden Globe ceremony has a separation between drama films and comedy, which helps the foreign journalists' organization organize a larger space to capture the Oscar nominees to be announced next month. In the comedy film category, there were "Hollywood Times" nominees by Quentin Tarantino with five nominations in total, including actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, "Call Me Dolmate" starring Eddie Murphy, also nominated in the comedy actor, the black comedy "JoJo Rabbit "About a German boy in WWII who dreams of being a Nazi for glory and aided by the imaginary member Hitler, the bizarre crime mystery" Well Written Murder "and the biography of Alton John" Rocketman ".

Five nominations for "There are times in Hollywood" // Photo: From the movie // Read the review Click on the picture

Elton John is also nominated in the original song category for the movie where giants battle is underway, headlining Beyoncé's lyric poetry from "The Lion King," Taylor Swift's song from the new film adaptation of the "Cats" musical, a theme from the animated hit sequel The mighty "Break the Ice 2" and the song from "Harriet: The Road to Freedom."

Giant battle in the original song category for the film // Photo: From the movie // To read the review Click on the image

In the TV awards categories, which are also divided into ceremonies, lead two kinds of series, Netflix's "Chernobyl" and "Incredible" Netflix, as well as the third season of "The Crown" - each with four nominations.

"The Crown" will compete for the drama series award against HBO's "Big Little Lies" and "Heirs," "Kill Eve" and "The Morning Show" of Apple's new streaming service starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, this nomination Opposite to that in the lead actress category.

They will compete head to head. Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston // Photo: AFP // To read the review click on the image

In the comic series category, last year's winner "Kominsky Method" vs. "Barry" starring Bill Haider, "Wonderful Mrs. Meisel," "the politician" of successful filmmaker Ryan Murphy and the grand winner of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's last Emmy Ceremony Nominated in the Game category opposite Kirsten Dunst in "How to Become God"; Natasha Lyon in "Russian Doll", Christina Applegate in "For You You Die" and Rachel Brosnhan in "The Wonderful Lady Meisel" who has already won the last two awards for her performance.

In the mini-series, "Chernobyl" and "Incredible" face "Catch 22", "Posey / Vardon" and "Loud."

In the foreign film category, two representatives from France are nominated: "Portrait of a Girl on Fire" and "Misery of Life," "Pain and Glory" from Almodovar's Spain, "The Farewell" to the Mandarin-speaking American, and "South Korean" parasites, already selected by several critics for the best film Of the year. Israel's "terrible days" outside.

Candidate for Best Foreign Film Award and Best Actor Category // Photo: From the movie "Pain and Glory" // Read the review Click image

The ceremony will be held on January 5 and will be broadcast live on yes, moderator will be British comedian Ricky Jervase who will do so for the fifth time, more than any other facilitator in the history of the ceremony.

All nominations

Theater

Best Drama Movie:

"1917"; "The Irish"; "Joker"; "Marriage story"; "Pope"

Best Comic / Musical Movie:

"My Name is Dolmate"; "Juju Rabbit"; "Well-written murder"; "There were times in Hollywood"; "Rocketman"

Best Actor in a Drama Movie:

Christian Bale, "Ford vs. Ferrari"; Antonio Banderas, "Pain and Glory"; Adam Driver, "Marriage Story"; Joaquin Phoenix, "Joker;" Jonathan Price, "Pope"

Best Actress in a Drama Movie:

Cynthia Arivo, "Harriet: The Road to Freedom"; Scarlett Johansson, "Marriage Story"; Sircha Ronen, "Little Women"; Charlize Theron, "Bomb"; Renee Zellweger, "Judy"

Best Actor in a Comic Film:

Daniel Craig, "A Well-Written Murder"; Roman Griffin Davis, "JoJo Rabbit"; Leonardo DiCaprio, "There Have Been Times in Hollywood"; Taron Egerton, "Rocketman"; Eddie Murphy, "My Name is Dolmite"

Best Actress in a Comic / Musical Movie:

Anna DeArms, "Well-Written Murder"; Aquapina, "The Separation"; Kate Blanchett, "Where Are You, Brandt"; Binny Feldstein, "Plowing the Night"; Emma Thompson, "Night Knight"

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama / Comedy Movie:

Kathy Bates, "Richard Jewel"; Annette Benning, "The Report"; Laura Dern, "Marriage Story"; Jennifer Lopez, "Scams Without Account"; Margo Ruby, "Bomb"

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama / Comedy Movie:

Tom Hanks, "Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"; Ranthoni Hopkins, "The Pope"; Al Pacino, "The Irish"; Joe Peshi, "The Irishman; Brad Pitt," There Have Been Times in Hollywood

Best Director of Drama / Comedy Movie:

Martin Scorsese, "The Irish"; Quentin Tarantino, "There were times in Hollywood"; Bong John Ho, "Parasites"; Sam Mendes, "1917"; Todd Phillips, The Joker

Best Foreign Film:

"Farewell", USA; "Poor Life", France; "Pain and Glory", Spain; "Parasites", South Korea; "Portrait of a Girl on Fire", France

Best Animated Movie:

"Breaking Ice 2"; "My First Dragon 3: The Hidden World"; "The Lion King"; "Mr. Link"; "Toy Story 4"

Best soundtrack:

"little Women"; "Joker"; "Marriage story"; "1917"; "Orphan City"

Best script:

"Marriage story;" Parasites ";" Pope ";" Irish ";" There were times in Hollywood "

Best Original Song:

"Beautiful Ghosts" - Taylor Swift, from "Cast"; "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again" - Alton John, from "Rocketman"; "Into The Unknown" - Idina Menzel, from "Breaking the Ice 2"; "Spirit" - Beyonce, from "The Lion King"; "Stand Up" - Cynthia Arivo, from "Harriet: The Road to Freedom"

TV

Best drama series:

"Big Little Lies"; "Crown"; "Kill Eve"; "The Morning Plan"; "Heirs"

Best Comic Series:

"Barry"; "Flybag"; The "politician"; "Kominsky Method"; "The Wonderful Mrs. Meisel"

Best mini series:

"Catch 22"; "Chernobyl"; "Posey / Verdon"; "Aloud"; "unbelievable"

Best Actor in a Drama Series:

Brian Cox, "Heirs"; Kit Harrington, "The Game of Thrones"; Rami Malek, "Mr. Robot"; Tobias Menzies, "The Crown"; Billy Porter, "Pose"

Best Actress in a Drama Series:

Jennifer Aniston, "The Morning Show"; Olivia Coleman, "The Crown"; Judy Comer, "Kill Eve"; Nicole Kidman, "Big Little Lies"; Reese Witherspoon, "The Morning Show"

Best Actor in a Comic / Musical Series:

Michael Douglas, "The Kominsky Method"; Bill Haider, "Barry"; Ben Platt, "The Politician"; Paul Rudd, "Living with Yourself"; Rami Joseph, "Rami"

Best Actress in a Comic / Musical Series:

Christina Applegate, "For Me You Are Dead"; Rachel Brosnhan, "The Wonderful Mrs. Meisel"; Kirsten Dunst, "How to Become a God"; Natasha Lyon, "Russian Doll"; Phoebe Waller-Bridge, "Flybag"

Best Main Actor in Mini Series / TV Movie:

Christopher Abbott, "Catch 22"; Sasha Baron Cohen, "Allie"; Russell Crowe, "Loud"; Guard Harris, "Chernobyl"; Sam Rockwell, "Posey / Verdon"

Best Actress in Mini Series / TV Movie:

Caitlin Dewar, "Incredible"; Joey King, "Hackett"; Helen Mirren, "The Great Ekaterina"; Merritt Weaver, "Incredible"; Michelle Williams, "Posey / Verdon"

Best Supporting Actor in a Series / TV Movie:

Alan Arkin, "The Kominsky Method"; Kyren Kalkin, "heirs"; Andrew Scott, "Flybag"; Stellan Scarsgard, "Chernobyl"; Henry Winkler, "Barry"

Best Supporting Actress in a Series / TV Movie:

Patricia Arquette, "Hackett"; Helena Bonham Carter, "The Crown"; Tony Colt, "Incredible"; Meryl Streep, "Big Little Lies"; Emily Watson, "Chernobyl"

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