Winners
The Comedy "Battle of Battles" by Paul Thomas Anderson also received recognition, becoming the best film in the musical and comedy category. Anderson himself was awarded for Best Direction, while Leonardo DiCaprio, who played the lead role, received additional nominations for his contribution to the project.In the category of "Best Dramatic Actor," the award went to Brazilian actor Wagner Moura for his role in the film "Secret Agent".
Timothée Chalamet. Photo by Getty Images.
The awards for Best Male and Female Performances in a Comedy or Musical went to Timothée Chalamet for his performance in "Marty the Magnificent" and Rose Byrne for "I Would Kick You If I Could".
Supporting roles were also recognized: Teyana Taylor became the Best Supporting Actress for her work in "Battle of Battles," while Stellan Skarsgård was awarded for Best Supporting Actor in "Sentimental Value".
The Best Animated Film was the cartoon "Cape Pop: Demon Hunters", which was released on Netflix.
NominationsThis year, the dark comedy "Battle of Battles" received the most nominations — nine, including categories for Best Direction and Screenplay.
Chase Infinity, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Teyana Taylor were nominated for the film "Battle of Battles," with only Taylor winning the award. Photo by Getty Images.
The film, which also starred Sean Penn and Benicio Del Toro, tells the story of seeking justice for a daughter whose life was threatened by a corrupt police officer. "Battle of Battles" was one of the standout films of last year and received positive reviews.
Other favorites included the horror film "The Sinners" by Ryan Coogler with seven nominations and the Norwegian "Sentimental Value" by Joachim Trier, which received eight nominations, telling the story of sisters reuniting with their filmmaker father.
Stars of the film "Sentimental Value" (left to right) Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Elle Fanning, Renata Reinsve, and Stellan Skarsgård. Photo by Getty Images.
The film "Hamnet" had six nominations, while Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein," a new version of the classic story, received five.
As for series, "The White Lotus" led with six nominations, while the British Netflix project "Coming of Age" had five, including a nomination for 15-year-old Owen Cooper for Best Performance by a Supporting Actor on Television. He became the youngest "Emmy" winner in September.
This year, a category for Best Podcast was added for the first time, and the award went to Amy Poehler for her project Good Hang.
According to Poehler, her podcast aims to bring more love and laughter into a world that can often be harsh.
Among other films competing for the Golden Globe was the drama "Just an Accident," which received the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, telling the story of a man seeking revenge for his suffering in prison.
The film "Marty the Magnificent" is dedicated to a 1950s tennis player from New York striving for success in both sports and life. The lead roles were played by Timothée Chalamet and Gwyneth Paltrow.
Other nominated films included the black comedy "Bugonia," the Korean "Method of Exclusion," the Brazilian "Secret Agent," and "Cape Pop: Demon Hunters".
Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio, box office stars, competed for the title of Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy, with Chalamet winning and becoming the first recipient of the Golden Globe.
In the category of "Best Actor in a Dramatic Series," Michael B. Jordan was mentioned for "The Sinners," but Wagner Moura for "Secret Agent" was also a strong contender.
In the category of "Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy," the main favorites were Rose Byrne, Kate Hudson, and Chase Infinity.
Rose Byrne and Jessie Buckley. Photo by Getty Images.
In the category of "Best Actress in a Dramatic Series," Jessie Buckley won for "Hamnet".
Michael B. Jordan was nominated for Best Actor for his role in the vampire drama "The Sinners" set in the 1930s. Photo by Getty Images.
Special Awards
This year, special awards for achievements in the arts were presented in advance. Sarah Jessica Parker, star of "Sex and the City," received the Carol Burnett Award, while Helen Mirren received the Cecil B. DeMille Award for her achievements in film.
Helen Mirren and Sarah Jessica Parker. Photo by Getty Images.
While winning a Golden Globe does not guarantee success at the Oscars, it can increase the chances of a nomination. As one of the first such ceremonies in the awards season, the Golden Globe can create significant momentum, as positive reviews of films may encourage academy members to watch them.
Past winners, such as Sebastian Stan and Demi Moore, also received Oscar nominations after triumphing at the Golden Globe. The films "Stream" and "I’m Still Here" also initially won the Golden Globe before receiving the Oscar in their respective categories.
