The 81st annual Golden Globes got the 2024 awards season off to a strong start, as Universal Pictures’ “Oppenheimer” emerged victorious, winning the coveted Best Motion Picture Drama and leading the pack with an impressive five trophies. Let’s take a look at the wins, surprises and unforgettable moments of the night.
Table of Contents
Oppenheimer’s Victory
Best Motion Picture – Drama
Universal Pictures’ J. Robert Oppenheimer’s epic tale of the Manhattan Project claimed top honors.
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama
Cillian Murphy’s stellar performance earned him praise, adding to the film’s glory.
Best Supporting Actor
Robert Downey Jr. makes his mark with a charming supporting role, enhancing the film’s story.
Original Score
Ludwig Göransson’s musical genius elevated the cinematic experience and won over audiences.
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Killer of the Flower Moon and Poor Things Surprise
Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama
Lily Gladstone’s historic win for “Killers of the Flower Moon” was a memorable moment in her career.
Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Searchlight’s “Poor Things” pulled off an upset, overcoming stiff competition including the popular film “Barbie.”
Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Emma Stone’s extraordinary performance in “Poor Things” earned her well-deserved praise.
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The Holdovers and Anatomy of a Fall
Male actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Paul Giamatti’s win for “The Holdovers” showcased his comedic talent.
Best Non-English Language Film
Neon’s “Anatomy of a Fall” won the prestigious award, highlighting its international cinematic excellence.
Best Screenplay
“Anatomy of a Fall” continued its success, winning in the screenplay category.
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Barbie’s Cinematic Achievements
Cinematic and Box Office Achievements
“Barbie” received the inaugural award for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement recognizing its significant impact at the box office.
Best Original Song
The enchanting “What Was I Made For?” from “Barbie” secured the Best Original Song award.
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Triumph of Television
Best TV Series Drama
HBO’s “Succession” continued its dominance, winning best TV series drama for the third time.
Best Limited Series, Anthology Series, or TV Movie
Netflix’s “Beef” made big money and won the title of Best Limited Series.
Best TV Musical or Comedy
FX’s “The Bear” added to its accolade, claiming the best TV musical or comedy award.
Conclusion
The 2024 Golden Globes showcased a diverse array of talent and celebrated outstanding achievements in both film and television. From the massive success of “Oppenheimer” to unexpected triumphs like “Poor Things” and “Anatomy of a Fall,” the night was full of surprises and applause-worthy moments.
FAQs
1. What made “Oppenheimer” stand out from the other nominees?
“Oppenheimer” impressed with its gripping narrative, excellent performances and a remarkable musical score, earning five well-deserved awards.
2. Were there any unexpected winners during the night?
Absolutely! “Poor Things” and “Anatomy of a Fall” scored unexpected wins, adding an element of surprise to the awards ceremony.
3. How did television fare at the 2024 Golden Globes?
Television won with series like “Succession,” “Beef,” and “The Bear” taking top honors in their respective categories.
4. Which distributor won the most?
Universal Pictures emerged as the leading distributor, winning five awards for “Oppenheimer”.
5. Any notable first-time winners or categories at this year’s Golden Globes?
Yes, the night introduced new categories recognizing stand-up comedy and cinematic and box office achievement, with Ricky Gervais taking home the first win.
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