75th Golden Globes Anniversary

Avatar was the first movie to be shot with a 3D camera, released in 3D and in IMAX 3D, to win the Golden Globe for Best Film and to be nominated in the same category at the Academy Awards. The film was 40% live-action and 60% photo-realistic CGI, including a massive amount of motion-capture performance.

Gold is such a statement color – but it’s difficult to pull off. Those that do it well play with versions of the color or use it to call attention to, or to highlight the overall gown.

We’ve been looking at the glorious golden gowns of the Golden Globes. Scroll through to see the gowns of Robin Wright, Kaley Cuoco Diane Lane and more.

Golden gowns are bold statements, shimmering visions, from structured masterpieces to flowing forms. This is the second gallery showcasing Golden Gowns at the Golden Globes.

Wolf Warrior II is a nationalist action film that stormed China’s box office in 2017. Since its theatrical release in China and North America, the movie has made over 860 million USD.

Woody Allen once told the HFPA that when he had an idea for a film he’d write it on a slip of paper and throw it in a drawer. “When I’m about to start a new project, I open the drawer, take out those pieces of paper and look at them.

Slumdog Millionaire is an uplifting drama about an orphan from the Mumbai slums who appears on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. It picked up the Golden Globe for Best Picture, Drama, and many other honors.

Only DreamWorks could envisage a commercial future for a film based on Stephen Sondheim’s Broadway classic – Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. But in the end, it took three studios to finance the film, Warner Bros and Paramount having to chip in to cover its $50 million cost.

It was a sad year for the Golden Globes, the year in which the Awards Ceremony and its glorious party didn't happen. The 65th Golden Globe Awards were scheduled to be presented on January 13, 2008, but due to the Writers Guild strike, the show could not be broadcast.

It was the musical to end all musicals. DreamWorks would spare nothing.