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Ben Affleck, best director, and the cast and filmmakers of Argo, best drama picture, backstage at the 70th Golden Globe Awards The Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s 70th Annual Golden Globes honored the best and brightest talent in film and television. Les Misérables stole the night on the film side, with three awards for best motion picture/ musical or comedy, best actor/ musical or comedy for Hugh Jackman and best supporting actress for Anne Hathaway.

The telecast of the 70th Golden Globe Awards was seen by 19. 7 million people in the United States alone, making it the season’s number 1 awards program to date in 18-49 and total viewers ahead of such prior telecasts as ABC's CMA Awards, Emmy Awards and American Music Awards and CBS's People's Choice Awards.

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High Jackman, best acto/comedy or musical, Anne Hathaway, best supporting actress and the cast of Les Miserables, best motion picture/comedy (more…).

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Claire Danes, star of the TV series Homeland, winner of the Golden Globe for best actress in a TV series/drama, (more…).

Lena Dunham, star and creator of Girls, winner as best series and best actress/comedy, and Judd Apatow, series producer, talk (more…).

Ben Affleck, star and director of Argo, reflects on the making of the best picture/drama and best director winner.