"Succession", "Chernobyl", "Fleabag", "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "1917" were the big winners at the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
"Succession" was named Best TV Drama and its star Brian Cox was voted Best Actor in a TV Drama, while "Fleabag" won for Best TV Comedy and Phoebe Waller-Bridge-- the show's creator/lead -- was named Best Actress in a TV Musical or Comedy.
Stellan Skarsard took home the prize for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie for "Chernobyl", which also won the Best Limited Series or TV Movie title.
Olivia Colman earned the Best Actress in a Drama honor for "The Crown" andMichelle Williams won the Globe for Best Actress in a Limited Series or TV Movie for "Fosse/ Verdon".
Russell Crowe won the statuette for Best Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie for his performance in "The Loudest Voice". He skipped the ceremony due to the bushfires in his home country of Australia.
Patricia Arquette garnered the Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or TV movie award for "The Act" and Ramy Youssef picked up the trophy for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Series for his work in "Ramy".
In the film categories, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" won Best Musical or Comedy, Quentin Tarantino earned the Best Screen play honor for writing it andBrad Pitt won Best Supporting Actor for starring in it.
Sam Mendes won Best Director for helming "1917", which also won the Best Drama race.
Joaquin Phoenix won for Best Actor in a Drama for "Joker",Renee Zellweger won Best Actress in a Drama for "Judy", Taron Egerton won for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy for "Rocketman", Awkwafina won Best Actress in a Comedy for "The Farewell" and Laura Dern won for Best Supporting Actress for "Marriage Story".
"Parasite" was named Best Foreign Language Film and "Missing Link" was chosen Best Animated Film.
Tom Hanks was honored with the Cecil B. Demile Award, while Ellen DeGeneres was honored with the second annual Carol Burnett Award.
Ricky Gervais hosted the event for the FIFTH time.
SPOTTED: Beyonce and Jay Z trying to sneak in more than an hour late!
Source: Hollywood Reporter, NBC.
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