Golden Globes | Emilia Pérez, The Brutalist and Shōgun win the bet

The films of Jacques Audiard and Brady Corbet, as well as the FX/Hulu series, were the winners of the 82^e Golden Globes ceremony, broadcast Sunday evening on CBS.

The Golden Globes in a few figures

Despite the disastrous reviews, the 81^e The Golden Globes ceremony captivated 16 million spectators last year. In addition to increasing its audience by 50% compared to 2023, the Golden Globes ceremony, banned from the airwaves in 2022, saw its best score in four years.

Sunday evening, during the 82^e edition, where 43 films and 17 series competed, 15 cinema prizes and 12 TV prizes were distributed. Emilia Perezmusical drama by Jacques Audiard, and the series The Bearby Christopher Storer, led the race with 10 and 5 citations respectively.

Remember that since 2023, the Golden Globes jury has been made up of 300 members from 75 countries in order to encourage diversity.

A strong vintage in cinema

Emilia Perezby Jacques Audiard, stood out in four categories: Best supporting actress for Zoe Saldana; Best Foreign Language Film; Best Original Song for The Evilby Camille and Clément Ducol; and Best Musical Film.

Named seven times, The Brutalistby Brady Corbet, won three prestigious awards: Best Director, Best Actor for Adrian Brody and Best Film.

Kiera Culkin (A Real Pain) and Sebastian Stan (A Different Man) were crowned Best Supporting Actor and Best Actor in a Comedy, while Demi Moore (The Substance) and Fernanda Torres (I’m Still Here) were crowned Best Actress in a Comedy and Best Actress.

Conclave, Wicked, Challengers et Flow each won a prize.

The decline of Netflix?

With 36 selections, Netflix had a head start. And yet, it was FX/Hulu which won the day with five awards, including four for the series Shōgun : best actor (Hiroyuki Sanada), best supporting actor (Tadanobu Asano), best actress (Anna Sawai) and best drama series. The fifth prize was won by Jeremy Allen White, best actor in a comedy or musical series for The Bear.

HBO/MAX has distinguished itself four times thanks to the series Hacks (best actress for Jean Smart and best comedy series), The Penguin (best actor for Colin Farrell) and True Detective : Night Country (best actress for Jodie Foster). Netflix won two awards for Baby Reindeer : best supporting actress (Jessica Gunning) and best miniseries.

A presenter with confidence

Having multiplied the discomfort last year, Jo Koy had not set the bar very high for Nikki Glaser, nominated in the category of best stand-up for Someday You’ll Die (the prize went to Ali Wong for Single Lady).

“Welcome to the Golden Globes, Ozempic’s biggest night! “, she exclaimed. “I’m scared, Ariana [Grande]hold my little finger! “, she then said about the political climate in the United States.

If the amusing comedian turned out to be gently corrosive, the presenters, framed too closely, inherited texts that were too long and jokes that fell flat. The prize for best line goes to Seth Rogen: “I would just like to say that this camera angle is very weird and uncomfortable. »

Supportive speeches

“I never had a sister, so I made a film about sisters,” said Jacques Audiard while receiving the award for Best Foreign Language Film. If there were more sisters, the world would be a better place. In these troubled times, I would likeEmilia Perez be a light for those who do not have a friend like Karla Sofía Gascón”.

By winning the award for Best Musical Film, the filmmaker gave the floor to trans actress Karla Sofía Gascón: “I would like to tell you to raise your voice to affirm “I am what I want”. »

For his part, Adrian Brody paid tribute to his mother and his Hungarian ancestors while Demi Moore delivered a touching speech while collecting her Best Actress award for The Substance. “30 years ago, a producer told me I was a popcorn actress. I thought my career was over. […] I received the script for The Substance when I was doing very badly. […] Coralie, thank you for believing in me. »