Ayo Edebiri, Da’Vine Joy Randolph & Other Big Golden Globes Winners

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81st
Golden
Globe
Awards
–
Source:
Elyse
Jankowski/Golden
Globes
2024
/
Getty

If
you
missed
last
night’s

Golden
Globes,
we
have
the
complete
list
of
winners
and
a
rundown
of
the
evening’s
festivities.

On
Sunday,
January
7
the
81st

Golden
Globe
Awards
went
down
live
from
the
Beverly
Hilton
in
Los
Angeles.
The
first
award
show
of
2024
brought
out
all
the
stars
and
Oppenheimer
dominated
as
expected
during
the
ceremony,
giving

Cillian
Murphy
his
first
award
while
adding
to

Robert
Downey
Jr.’s
collection.
The popular
Hulu
series

The
Bear
also
took
home
multiple
awards
including
one
for

Ayo
Edebiri.

The
stunning
star
won
the
Golden
Globe
for
Best
Television
Female
Actor.

Another
big
winner
was

Da’Vine
Joy
Randolph
who
won
Best
Supporting
Actress
in
a
Movie
for
her
role
as
grieving
mother
and
cook
Mary
in

The
Holdovers.

Source:
Gilbert
Flores/Golden
Globes
2024
/
Getty

“Mary
has
changed
my
life
—
you
have
made
me
feel
seen
in
so
many
ways
that
I’ve
never
imagined,
and
I
hope
I’ve
helped
you
all
find
your
inner
Mary,”
said
the
37-year-old
star.

“Because
there’s
a
little
bit
of
her
in
all
of
us.”

You
can
view
the
full
list
of
winners
below.

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Anatomy
of
a
Fall
(Neon)

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon
(Apple
Original
Films)

Maestro
(Netflix)

Oppenheimer
(Universal
Pictures)
(WINNER)

Past
Lives
(A24)

The
Zone
of
Interest
(A24)

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Air
(Amazon
MGM
Studios)

American
Fiction
(Orion
Pictures/Amazon
MGM
Studios)

Barbie
(Warner
Bros.
Pictures)

The
Holdovers
(Focus
Features)

May
December
(Netflix)

Poor
Things
(Searchlight
Pictures)
(WINNER)

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Animated

The
Boy
and
the
Heron
(GKids)
(WINNER)

Elemental
(Walt
Disney
Studios
Motion
Pictures)

Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse
(Sony
Pictures
Releasing)

The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Movie
(Universal
Pictures)

Suzume
(Crunchyroll
/
Sony
Pictures
Entertainment)

Wish
(Walt
Disney
Studios
Motion
Pictures)

Cinematic
and
Box
Office
Achievement

Barbie
(Warner
Bros.
Pictures)
(WINNER)

Guardians
of
the
Galaxy
Vol.
3
(Walt
Disney
Studios
Motion
Pictures)

John
Wick:
Chapter
4
(Lionsgate)

Mission:
Impossible
–
Dead
Reckoning
Part
One
(Paramount
Pictures)

Oppenheimer
(Universal
Pictures)

Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse
(Sony
Pictures
Releasing)

The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Movie
(Universal
Pictures)

Taylor
Swift:
The
Eras
Tour
(AMC
Theatres
Distribution)

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Non-English
Language

Anatomy
of
a
Fall,
France
(Neon)
(WINNER)

Fallen
Leaves,
Finland
(Mubi)

Io
Capitano,
Italy
(Pathe
Distribution)

Past
Lives,
United
States
(A24)

Society
of
the
Snow,
Spain
(Netflix)

The
Zone
of
Interest,
United
Kingdom/USA
(A24)

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Bradley
Cooper,
Maestro

Leonardo
DiCaprio,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Colman
Domingo,
Rustin

Barry
Keoghan,
Saltburn

Cillian
Murphy,
Oppenheimer
(WINNER)

Andrew
Scott,
All
of
Us
Strangers

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Annette
Bening,
Nyad

Lily
Gladstone,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon
(WINNER)

Sandra
Hüller,
Anatomy
of
a
Fall

Greta
Lee,
Past
Lives

Carey
Mulligan,
Maestro

Cailee
Spaeny,
Priscilla

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Fantasia
Barrino,
The
Color
Purple

Jennifer
Lawrence,
No
Hard
Feelings

Natalie
Portman,
May
December

Alma
Pöysti,
Fallen
Leaves

Margot
Robbie,
Barbie

Emma
Stone,
Poor
Things
(WINNER)

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Nicolas
Cage,
Dream
Scenario

Timothée
Chalamet,
Wonka

Matt
Damon,
Air

Paul
Giamatti,
The
Holdovers
(WINNER)

Joaquin
Phoenix,
Beau
Is
Afraid

Jeffrey
Wright,
American
Fiction

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
in
Any
Motion
Picture

Willem
Dafoe,
Poor
Things

Robert
De
Niro,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Robert
Downey
Jr.,
Oppenheimer
(WINNER)

Ryan
Gosling,
Barbie

Charles
Melton,
May
December

Mark
Ruffalo,
Poor
Things

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
in
Any
Motion
Picture

Emily
Blunt,
Oppenheimer

Danielle
Brooks,
The
Color
Purple

Jodie
Foster,
Nyad

Julianne
Moore,
May
December

Rosamund
Pike,
Saltburn

Da’Vine
Joy
Randolph,
The
Holdovers
(WINNER)

Best
Director
—
Motion
Picture

Bradley
Cooper,
Maestro

Greta
Gerwig,
Barbie

Yorgos
Lanthimos,
Poor
Things

Christopher
Nolan,
Oppenheimer
(WINNER)

Martin
Scorsese,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Celine
Song,
Past
Lives

Best
Screenplay
–
Motion
Picture

Greta
Gerwig,
Noah
Baumbach,
Barbie

Tony
McNamara,
Poor
Things

Christopher
Nolan,
Oppenheimer

Eric
Roth,
Martin
Scorsese,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Celine
Song,
Past
Lives

Justine
Triet,
Arthur
Harari,
Anatomy
of
a
Fall
(WINNER)

Best
Original
Song
–
Motion
Picture

“Addicted
to
Romance,”
She
Came
to
Me,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Bruce
Springsteen

“Dance
the
Night,”
Barbie,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Mark
Ronson,
Andrew
Wyatt,
Dua
Lipa,
Caroline
Ailin

“I’m
Just
Ken,”
Barbie,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Mark
Ronson,
Andrew
Wyatt

“Peaches,”
The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Move,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Jack
Black,
Aaron
Horvath,
Michael
Jelenic,
Eric
Osmond,
John
Spiker

“Road
to
Freedom,”
Rustin,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Lenny
Kravitz

“What
Was
I
Made
For?”
Barbie,
Music
and
lyrics
by
Billie
Eilish
O’Connell,
Finneas
O’Connell
(WINNER)

Best
Original
Score
–
Motion
Picture

Jerskin
Fendrix,
Poor
Things

Ludwig
Göransson,
Oppenheimer
(WINNER)

Joe
Hisaishi,
The
Boy
and
the
Heron

Mica
Levi,
The
Zone
of
Interest

Daniel
Pemberton,
Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse

Robbie
Robertson,
Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Best
Television
Series
–
Drama

1923
(Paramount+)

The
Crown
(Netflix)

The
Diplomat
(Netflix)

The
Last
of
Us
(HBO/Max)

The
Morning
Show
(Apple
TV+)

Succession
(HBO/Max)
(WINNER)

Best
Television
Series
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Abbott
Elementary
(ABC)

Barry
(HBO/Max)

The
Bear
(FX)
(WINNER)

Jury
Duty
(Amazon
Freevee)

Only
Murders
in
the
Building
(Hulu)

Ted
Lasso
(Apple
TV+)

Best
Television
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

All
the
Light
We
Cannot
See
(Netflix)

Beef
(Netflix)
(WINNER)

Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six
(Prime
Video)

Fargo
(FX)

Fellow
Travelers
(Showtime)

Lessons
in
Chemistry
(Apple
TV+)

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Television
Series
–
Drama

Helen
Mirren,
1923

Bella
Ramsey,
The
Last
of
Us

Keri
Russell,
The
Diplomat

Sarah
Snook,
Succession
(WINNER)

Imelda
Staunton,
The
Crown

Emma
Stone,
The
Curse

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Television
Series
–
Drama

Brian
Cox,
Succession

Kieran
Culkin,
Succession
(WINNER)

Gary
Oldman,
Slow
Horses

Pedro
Pascal,
The
Last
of
Us

Jeremy
Strong,
Succession

Dominic
West,
The
Crown

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Television
Series
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Rachel
Brosnahan,
The
Marvelous
Mrs.
Maisel

Quinta
Brunson,
Abbott
Elementary

Ayo
Edebiri,
The
Bear
(WINNER)

Elle
Fanning,
The
Great

Selena
Gomez,
Only
Murders
in
the
Building

Natasha
Lyonne,
Poker
Face

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Television
Series
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Bill
Hader,
Barry

Steve
Martin,
Only
Murders
in
the
Building

Jason
Segel,
Shrinking

Martin
Short,
Only
Murders
in
the
Building

Jason
Sudeikis,
Ted
Lasso

Jeremy
Allen
White,
The
Bear
(WINNER)

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
a
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

Riley
Keough,
Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six

Brie
Larson,
Lessons
in
Chemistry

Elizabeth
Olsen,
Love
&
Death

Juno
Temple,
Fargo

Rachel
Weisz,
Dead
Ringers

Ali
Wong,
Beef
(WINNER)

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
a
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

Matt
Bomer,
Fellow
Travelers

Sam
Claflin,
Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six

Jon
Hamm,
Fargo

Woody
Harrelson,
White
House
Plumbers

David
Oyelowo,
Lawmen:
Bass
Reeves

Steven
Yeun,
Beef
(WINNER)

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
on
Television

Elizabeth
Debicki,
The
Crown
(WINNER)

Abby
Elliott,
The
Bear

Christina
Ricci,
Yellowjackets

J.
Smith-Cameron,
Succession

Meryl
Streep,
Only
Murders
in
the
Building

Hannah
Waddingham,
Ted
Lasso

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
on
Television

Billy
Crudup,
The
Morning
Show

Matthew
Macfadyen,
Succession
(WINNER)

James
Marsden,
Jury
Duty

Ebon
Moss-Bachrach,
The
Bear

Alan
Ruck,
Succession

Alexander
Skarsgard,
Succession

Best
Performance
in
Stand-Up
Comedy
on
Television

Ricky
Gervais,
Ricky
Gervais:
Armageddon
(WINNER)

Trevor
Noah,
Trevor
Noah:
Where
Was
I

Chris
Rock,
Chris
Rock:
Selective
Outrage

Amy
Schumer,
Amy
Schumer:
Emergency
Contact

Sarah
Silverman,
Sarah
Silverman:
Someone
You
Love

Wanda
Sykes,
Wanda
Sykes:
I’m
an
Entertainer

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