2017 Golden Globes: ‘La La Land’ dominates, complete list of winners

[steve williams]

By
MIKE
MURPHY
EDITOR



http://www.marketwatch.com/story/20...-la-land-and-all-the-other-winners-2017-01-08

The musical “La La Land” dominated the Golden Globe awards Sunday, on a night ruled otherwise by surprise winners.

“La La Land” picked up seven awards, including best actor, actress, director and best film in the comedy/musical category. But popular picks were largely upstaged by unexpected winners, including “Moonlight” for best dramatic film, three awards for the TV miniseries “The Night Manager,” and two wins for the French film “Elle.”

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Here is the complete list of winners:


MOVIES

Best picture, drama: “Moonlight”

Best picture, comedy or musical: “La La Land”

Actress, drama: Isabelle Huppert, “Elle”

Actor, drama: Casey Affleck, “Manchester by the Sea”

Actress, comedy or musical: Emma Stone, “La La Land”

Actor, comedy or musical: Ryan Gosling, “La La Land”

Supporting actress: Viola Davis, “Fences”

Supporting actor: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, “Nocturnal Animals”

Director: Damien Chazelle, “La La Land”

Screenplay: Damien Chazelle, “La La Land”

Animated film: “Zootopia”

Foreign language film: “Elle” (France)

Original score: Justin Hurwitz, “La La Land”

Original song: “City of Stars,” “La La Land”

TV

Best series, drama: “The Crown,” Netflix

Best series, comedy or musical: “Atlanta,” FX

Best television movie or mini-series: “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” FX

Actress, mini-series or television movie: Sarah Paulson, “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” FX

Actor, mini-series or television movie: Tom Hiddleston, “The Night Manager,” AMC

Actress, drama: Claire Foy, “The Crown,” Netflix

Actor, drama: Billy Bob Thornton, “Goliath,” Amazon

Actress, comedy or musical: Tracee Ellis Ross, “black-ish,” ABC

Actor, comedy or musical: Donald Glover, “Atlanta,” FX

Supporting actress: Olivia Colman, “The Night Manager,” AMC

Supporting actor: Hugh Laurie, “The Night Manager,” AMC




as I predicted, La La Land not only wins every award for which it was nominated but also won the most Golden Globes ever by a single movie


Everyone needs to see this movie to realize how wonderful it is Kudos Damien Chazelle. You are a boy genuis

 

[jazdoc]

Shocked, shocked, that a film that celebrates Hollywood was heavily awarded by Hollywood....

 

[jeff1225]

Shocked, shocked, that a film that celebrates Hollywood was heavily awarded by Hollywood....

Perfect.

 

[steve williams]

Shocked, shocked, that a film that celebrates Hollywood was heavily awarded by Hollywood....

Perfect.

The reality is that Hollywood got it right. Hands down the best movie of 2016

 

[es347]

The reality is that Hollywood got it right. Hands down the best movie of 2016

..that's about all they got right then

 

[NorthStar]

I was just about to post the winners but Steve was much quicker, with a two-hour+ advance.

See Elle.

 

[steve williams]

Shocked, shocked, that a film that celebrates Hollywood was heavily awarded by Hollywood....

Perfect.

I was just about to post the winners but Steve was much quicker, with a 2-hour+ advance.

See Elle.

I agree Bob.I haven't seen it but by all accounts her role was well acted but until I see it and decide I still feel that Emma Stone is the clear winner for BestActress

 

[NorthStar]

I just mentioned it for something different. I yet haven't seen 'La La Land' ... probably on Blu-ray, 2D, and eventually 4K.

And it sure raked a bunch of statuettes last night. The cinematography is what I'm into for 'La La Land' ...the artistic photography, from my readings.
...And Emma of course, charismatic on the screen.

'Zootopia', ok I guess, but not my first choice.

'The Crown' (Netflix), yes.

 

[KeithR]

I agree Bob.I haven't seen it but by all accounts her role was well acted but until I see it and decide I still feel that Emma Stone is the clear winner for BestActress

Thought Viola Davis was better than Stone, but they appear to be putting her in Supporting (which wasn't really the case in the movie imo). Have not seen Jackie or Elle.

 

[YashN]

..that's about all they got right then

And more Meryl Streep awards... It looks like Hollywood is stuck in a self-referential loop and doesn't know what else to do.

 

[steve williams]

And more Meryl Streep awards... It looks like Hollywood is stuck in a self-referential loop and doesn't know what else to do.

I guess dear Meryl getting the award gave her the feeling that she should give a 10 minute political speech.

 

[853guy]

The reality is that Hollywood got it right. Hands down the best movie of 2016

Hi Steve,

It's interesting to compare the number of awards both La La Land and Moonlight have between them. With the Globes splitting pictures between musical/comedy and drama, obviously La La Land was a shoe-in for those categories. Will the Oscar's be as willing to go there again? Time will tell I guess.

La La Land Awards (so far):

Best Film – New York Film Critics Circle
Best Film – Atlanta Film Critics Society
Best Film – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Film – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Film (Major) – Satellite Awards
Best Picture – Critics Choice Awards
Best Picture – Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Picture – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Picture – Utah Film Critics
Best Picture – Oklahoma Film Critics
Best Picture – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Picture Musical/Comedy – Golden Globes
Best International Film – Israeli Film Critics Association
Best Director – Atlanta Film Critics Society
Best Director – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Director – Critics Choice Awards
Best Director – Boston Online Film Critics
Best Director – Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Director – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Director – Phoenix Critics Circle (tie)
Best Director – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Director – Oklahoma Film Critics
Best Director – Florida Film Critics Circle
Best Director – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Director – Golden Globes
Best Actress for Emma Stone – Utah Film Critics
Best Actress Musical/Comedy for Emma Stone – Golden Globes
Best Actor Musical/Comedy for Ryan Gosling – Golden Globes
Best Screenplay – Golden Globes
Best Original Screenplay – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay – Critics Choice Awards (tie)
Best Original Screenplay – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Music Score – Los Angeles Film Critics
Best Original Score – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Original Score – Critics Choice Awards
Best Original Score – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Original Score – Phoenix Critics Circle
Best Original Score – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Original Score – Utah Film Critics
Best Original Score – Florida Film Critics Circle
Best Original Score – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Original Score – Satellite Awards
Best Original Score – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Original Score – Golden Globes
Best Musical Score – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Best Song for “City Of Stars” – Critics Choice Awards
Best Song for “City Of Stars” – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Song for “City of Stars” – Satellite Awards
Best Song for “City of Stars” – Golden Globes
Best Song for “Audition” – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Use of Music – New York Film Critics Online
Best Cinematography – Atlanta Film Critics Society
Best Cinematography – Critics Choice Awards
Best Cinematography – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Best Cinematography – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Cinematography – Chicago Film Critics
Best Cinematography – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Cinematography – Utah Film Critics
Best Cinematography – Online Film Critics Society
Best Cinematography – Florida Film Critics Circle
Best Cinematography – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Cinematography – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Editing – Atlanta Film Critics Society
Best Editing – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Editing – Critics Choice Awards
Best Editing – Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Editing – Chicago Film Critics
Best Editing – Online Film Critics Society
Best Editing – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Production Design – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Production Design – Critics Choice Awards
Best Costume Design – San Diego Film Critics Society
Best Art Direction – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Art Direction – Florida Film Critics Circle
Best Art Direction – Satellite Awards
Best Scene for “Just Another Day of Scene” – St. Louis Film Critics

Moonlight Awards (so far):

Best Feature – Gotham Awards
Best Picture – Los Angeles Film Critics
Best Picture – Boston Online Film Critics
Best Picture – Toronto Film Critics Association
Best Picture – San Fransisco Critics Circle
Best Picture – New York Film Critics Online
Best Picture – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Best Picture – African American Film Critics Association
Best Picture – Chicago Film Critics
Best Picture – Phoenix Critics Circle
Best Picture – Black Film Critics Circle
Best Picture – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Picture – Online Film Critics Society
Best Picture – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Picture – Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Picture – National Society of Film Critics
Best Picture Drama – Golden Globes
Best International Indie Film – British Indie Film Awards
Best Screenplay – Gotham Awards
Best Screenplay – San Fransisco Critics Circle (tie)
Best Screenplay – New York Film Critics Online
Best Screenplay – Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Adapted Screenplay – Utah Film Critics
Best Adapted Screenplay – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Original Screenplay – Black Film Critics Circle
Best Original Screenplay – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Original Screenplay – Satellite Awards
Best Director – National Board of Review
Best Director – New York Film Critics Circle
Best Director – Los Angeles Film Critics
Best Director – San Fransisco Critics Circle
Best Director – New York Film Critics Online
Best Director – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Best Director – African American Film Critics Association
Best Director – Chicago Film Critics
Best Director – Phoenix Critics Circle (tie)
Best Director – Utah Film Critics
Best Director – Black Film Critics Circle
Best Director – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Director – Online Film Critics Society
Best Director – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Director – Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Director – National Society of Film Critics
Best Supporting Actress for Naomie Harris – National Board of Review
Best Supporting Actress for Naomie Harris – Kansas City Film Critics (tie)
Best Supporting Actress for Naomie Harris – Online Film Critics Society
Best Supporting Actress for Naomie Harris – Satellite Awards
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – New York Film Critics Circle
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Los Angeles Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Atlanta Film Critics Society
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Critics Choice Awards
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Boston Online Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Toronto Film Critics Association
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – San Fransisco Critics Circle
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – New York Film Critics Online
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – African American Film Critics Association
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Chicago Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Phoenix Critics Circle
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – St. Louis Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Utah Film Critics (tie)
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Vancouver Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Black Film Critics Circle
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Oklahoma Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Online Film Critics Society
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Austin Film Critics Association
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – Central Ohio Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali – National Society of Film Critics
Special Jury Award for Ensemble Performance – Gotham Awards
Best Acting Ensemble – Critics Choice Awards
Best Ensemble – Boston Online Film Critics
Best Ensemble – Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Ensemble – New York Film Critics Online
Best Ensemble – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Ensemble – Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Ensemble – Central Ohio Film Critics
Gotham Independent Film Audience Award – Gotham Awards
Best Cinematography – New York Film Critics Circle
Best Cinematography – Los Angeles Film Critics
Best Cinematography – San Fransisco Critics Circle
Best Cinematography – New York Film Critics Online
Best Cinematography – Black Film Critics Circle
Best Cinematography – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Cinematography – National Society of Film Critics
Best Editing – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Best Editing – Alliance of Film Women Journalists
Best Editing – Seattle Film Critics Society
Russell Smith Award for Cutting Edge Indie – Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics
Breakthrough Performance for Janelle Monae – African American Film Critics Association (tie)
Best Independent Film – African American Film Critics Association
Breakout Filmmaker – Las Vegas Film Critics Society
Breakout Award for Barry Jenkins – Florida Film Critics Circle
Breakthrough Film Artist for Barry Jenkins – Central Ohio Film Critics

*Awards listed by IndieWire.

 

[steve williams]

For me the best movies of the year were
La La Land
Moonlighting
Manchester y the Sea
Hell Or High Water
Hidden Figures

there are others I plan on seeing

Lion
Loving
Elle

 

[mauidan]

I guess dear Meryl getting the award gave her the feeling that she should give a 10 minute political speech.

 

[KeithR]

For me the best movies of the year were
La La Land
Moonlighting
Manchester y the Sea
Hell Or High Water
Hidden Figures

there are others I plan on seeing

Lion
Loving
Elle

I just have no interest in Moonlight despite its win last night. Maybe as a rental later.

I've heard Lion is exceptional.

 

[steve williams]

I just have no interest in Moonlight despite its win last night. Maybe as a rental later.

I've heard Lion is exceptional.

Just like Manchester By The Sea Moonlight was for me a difficult movie in parts to watch but definitely worth seeing

 

[jazdoc]

The reality is that Hollywood got it right. Hands down the best movie of 2016

Gonna have to disagree with you on that one...

 

[steve williams]

No problem Mark. Let's talk after the Academy Awards

 

[853guy]

No problem Mark. Let's talk after the Academy Awards

Which will tell us, er... what the 5800, mostly white, mostly male, mostly over 60 Academy voted for. Maybe not much else.

 

[bonzo75]

The Iranian film Under the Shadow was both brilliant and scary. Maggie's Plan was excellent and Love and Friendship too - both were intelligent funnies.