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When Iranian writer-director Asghar Farhadi was asked to participate in a Sight and Sound film poll in 2012 by naming his list of the greatest films of all time, his first choice was Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon (1950). That choice should not come as a surprise to anyone familiar with Farhadi’s films.

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy.

  In honor of the upcoming 80th Anniversary of the Golden Globe Awards, we continue on our 80-Day Countdown to reach the year 2005, when a former comedian finally came into his own as a dramatic movie star winning the Golden Globe for Best Actor – Drama portraying legendary musician Ray Charles in the film, Ray. In a special Rewind episode of our Golden Globes Around the World podcast series recorded in 2020, Jamie Foxx talked to HFPA member Kristien Gijbels about his life and career, including his memories of the audition to play Ray Charles, the influence his grandmother had on him, who keeps him grounded, and what’s it like having his whole family living with him.

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

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy.

Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy.

In some Latin American countries, a Cadejo blanco is a mythological being in the form of a wolf, who lives at night and appears to protect drunken travelers or people who pass through solitary places. There is also the Cadejo negro whose mission is to abduct passersby.

Birthday Boy (Cumpleañero) tells the story of Jimmy, who invites his close circle of friends to a stunning beach mansion to celebrate his 45th birthday. As Jimmy and his wife are arranging for their guests to arrive, we can sense a certain unease and nervousness.

Anyone who still believes Hollywood’s ancient rule-of-thumb — that one page of a script equals one minute on screen — has never seen a film written by Aaron Sorkin. That is especially true with the movie which dominated the Golden Globes celebration of 2011, The Social Network.

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama Nominees: Jeff Bridges (The Old Man) Kevin Costner (Yellowstone) Diego Luna (Andor) Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul) Adam Scott (Severance) This year’s Golden Globes Best Actor in a Television Series - Drama are notably diverse: from a retired spy, to a corrupt lawyer with multiple personalities, to a paranoid hero in the Star Wars universe, to a Montana cowboy and culminating in an unfulfilled employee who doesn't know what he's doing at work. Golden Globe winner Jeff Bridges plays former CIA agent Dan Chase, a man who managed to disappear for decades until an assassin shows up on his doorstep.