The films "The Power of the Dog" and "The Story of the Suburbs" and the drama series "Heirs" are the big winners at the 79th Golden Globe Ceremony held in Los Angeles.
"The Power of the Dog", a Western drama by New Zealand director Jane Campion, has won three awards, including for Best Drama Film and for Campion Director.
Steven Spielberg's remake of the iconic musical "The Story of the Suburbs" also garnered three statuettes, for Best Comedy / Musical, and for actress Rachel Zagler in her Hollywood debut as Maria and Ariana Debus as Anita.
In the lead actor category in the drama film, Will Smith won "Winning Family" in which he played the father of tennis players Venus and Serena Williams.
Nicole Kidman won Best Actress in a Drama Film for her role as legendary comedian Lucille Ball in the biographical film "The Ricardo Couple" by director and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin.
2022 Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, Photo: EPI
HBO's Heirs was the big winner in the three-award-winning television categories, for best drama series and for actors Jeremy Strong and Sarah Snook.
Posey's Michaela J. Rodriguez won Best Actress in a Drama Series and made history as the first transgender winner.
In the Best Comedy Series category, "Hacks" won and lead actress Gene Smart also won.
Jason Sodeikis won Best Leading Actor in a Comedy Series for "Ted Laso" for the second year in a row.
Kate Winslet won the Mini-Actress Award for "The Secrets of Easttown" and Michael Keaton won the Mini-Actress Award for "Dopesick."
In the best mini-series category, Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") won.
The Golden Globe 2020 was not broadcast on television following allegations against the Hollywood Foreign Journalists Association about systemic irregularities and the absence of black members.
NBC, which holds the rights to broadcast the ceremony on television as part of a contract with the union valid until 2026, has announced that it will not pass it this year while the union announces a series of reforms, including adding 21 new members.
The last time the ceremony was not televised was in 2008 due to the Hollywood screenwriters' strike.
The association decided not to broadcast the ceremony on an alternative broadcast platform and not on the Internet and the ceremony took place within a limited framework and as a sign of the association's philanthropic activities, with representatives from associations and organizations to which the association has donated over the years announcing the winners.
The ceremony also announced the union's first-of-its-kind partnership with the NAACP, an organization that promotes African American civil rights and is considered the largest and most influential body for the black community in the United States.
Winners in the film categories:
Drama film: "The Power of the Dog"
Comedy / Musical: The Story of the Suburbs
Directed by: Jane Campion, "The Power of the Dog"
Leading actor in a drama film: Will Smith, "Winning Family"
Leading actress in a drama film: Nicole Kidman, "The Ricardo Couple"
Lead Actor in a Comedy / Musical: Andrew Garfield, "Tick, Tick… Boom!"
Lead Actress in Comedy / Musical: Rachel Ziegler, "The Story of the Suburbs"
Supporting actor in the film: Cody Smith-McPhee, "The Power of the Dog"
Actress in the film: Ariana Debus, "The Story of the Suburbs"
Animated film: "Ancanto"
Foreign film: "The Leadership of Mr. Yusuka", Japan
Screenplay: "Belfast"
Soundtrack: "Dune"
Original song: Billy Aylish "No Time to Die", from the movie "No Time to Die"
Winners in the TV categories:
Drama Series: "Heirs"
Comedy Series: “Hacks”
Mini-series: "The Railway Underground"
Leading Actor in a Drama Series: Jeremy Strong, "Heirs"
Leading Actress in a Drama Series: Michaela J. Rodriguez, "Pose"
Leading actor in a comedy series: Jason Sodeikis, "Ted Lasso"
Leading Actress in a Comedy Series: Gene Smart, "Hacks"
Leading actor in a mini-series: Michael Keaton, "Dopesick"
Leading actress in a mini-series: Kate Winslet, "The Secrets of Eastown"
TV Supporting Actor: O Yong-soo, The Squid Game
Actress in TV: Sarah Snook, "Heirs"
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