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82nd Annual Golden Globes® LIVE COVERAGE.

Interviews

HFPA In Conversation: Susanne Bier on Being a Clear and Direct Director

Nicole Kidman hired the Danish filmmaker and Golden Globe winner Susanne Bier to direct HBO’s six-part limited series The Undoing. “I read the first version of the first episode that David E.

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Tomorrow’s Stars Yesterday: Richard Burton, 1953

Between 1948 and 1983 Golden Globes were awarded in a special category of “New Star of the Year” conceived to recognize young actors making a mark in their early roles. In this series, the HFPA’s Phil Berk highlights those that would follow their auspicious starts with distinguished careers.

Interviews

Awkwafina: ‘There is definitely a problem with ignorance and stupidity’

Awkwafina invented her nickname when she was 16 by combining the name of the water Aquafina with the adjective awkward. Her real name is Nora Lum and she was born in Queens, New York, to a Korean mother and a Chinese American father.

Interviews

Sean Connery: A Life in Quotes

The Scotsman was always good for a zinger or two. The man who famously said “I like women.

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Oral History: River Phoenix on Saving the Planet

His name was inspired by the river of life in Siddartha by Herman Hesse, his middle name Jude by the Beatles song Hey, Jude. The family changed their last name to Phoenix, after the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes, symbolizing a new beginning.

Film

Rebecca (1940): Hitchcock’s First American Thriller at 80

Having made several good thrillers in the U. K, such as The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes, Alfred Hitchcock was imported to Hollywood by David O.

Recordando a Sir Sean Connery, ganador del Globo de Oro, 1930-2020

Sir Sean Connery, varias veces nominado y ganador del Globo de Oro, además de recibir el premio Cecil B DeMille, falleció a los 90 años en su casa de las Bahamas. A lo largo de los años recibió la Legion d'Honneur y Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres de la Academia Francesa, el premio Freedom of Edinburgh, un doctorado honorario en Letras de la Universidad de St.

Fashion

“The Queen’s Gambit” – Fashion, Chess and Women’s Empowerment

The Queen’s look … inspired by the chess queen. Cap and coat are from heavy and hairy alpaca wool, the buttons are made from rolled stripes of the same fabric.

Industry

Forgotten Hollywood: “The Daughter of Dawn”

In 2013, the Library of Congress announced that they had selected the 1920 silent film Daughter of Dawn to be inducted into the National Film Registry, the first feature that was filmed in Oklahoma. One remarkable thing is that this film still existed.

Interviews

Carrie Coon: ‘Acting is very much rooted in language’

Carrie Coon has been surprising us with her acting chops for a long time – ever since she suddenly appeared in Gone Girl as the sister of Ben Affleck in 2014, and at the same time became a key part of the success of The Leftovers, in which she played a woman who had lost her whole family in a strange global event. She had been preparing for a long time in the theater for that big debut on the screen: she received a nomination for a Tony for her work on Broadway in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? where she also met her husband, Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Letts.