Globo de Ouro devotes Bohemian Rhapsody & # 39; and has fewer speeches engaged – 07/01/2019 – Illustrated

On a less engaging evening, the Golden Globe honored the films "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Green Book" at the cinema, as well as "The Kominsky Method" and "The Murder of Gianni Versace" at the television [19659002] The awards ceremony took place on Sunday (6) in Los Angeles and started for the awards season.

The biggest surprise was the fact that the movie "Born a Star" as a favorite, lost in the main categories and was only with the statuette of the best original song. That's because the theater trophy ended up going to "Bohemian Rhapsody," a biographical film about the queen.

The work still goes to Rami Malek, who plays Freddie Mercury, the award for best theater actor.

This was an edition with fewer heated speeches, unlike last year, marked by politically inflamed speeches, such as that of Oprah Winfrey. The most engaged comments or the most memorable moments were rare.

In the same vein, Glenn Close, in "The Wife", fondly evoked feminism, Regina King, of "If Beale Street," said that he would employ women in their productions, and the director Peter Farrelly, from "Green Book: The Guide", spoke of "not judging others for their differences".

In film categories, Farrelly's film came out in force after winning the award for best comedy film, screenplay, and the minor actor (Mahershala Ali). The story, inspired by a real case, accompanies an Italian-American (Viggo Mortensen) who badumes the task of directing a black jazzman (Ali) in racist corners of the South.

The victory of "Green Book" does not leave to be unfortunate in some respects. In the course of a year during which several more charged and more blatant works on racism (in the case of "Infiltrate in Klan", "Black Panther" and "If Street Beale Speak"), the winner was precisely the most patronizing and the only one among them has a white director.

Netflix's production, "Rome", which was one of the most accurate bets of the night, won the award for best foreign film and best director statues. The work, based on the 1970s memoirs of director Alfonso Cuarón, deals with the sadness of a housekeeper's daily life in a mansion in Mexico City.

"Thank you Mexico," said the filmmaker in Spanish.

The streaming giant also left with a very positive balance to take two more statuettes in the television categories thanks to "The Kominsky Method". The attraction was rewarded with the humorous series award and comedy series starring Michael Douglas. The plot tells the story of an aging actor (Douglas) who declines and becomes a coach of other actors.

The categories of film support actors were dominated by black performers. In addition to Ali, victorious Regina King won Barry Jenkins' "If Beale Street Speaks" title.

King, who interprets the mother-in-law of an unjustly imprisoned black man, came on stage and quoted Time's Up, a motto published last year and criticizing the harbadment in the US. industry.

Among the few surprises of the evening, Glenn Close released the statuette of Lady Gaga and won the award for Best Dramatic Actress for "The Wife", a feminist imprint

Rami Malek, now Freddie Mercury in "Bohemian Rhapsody", won the title of Best Dramatic Actor.

Among the filmmakers, the badociation of the foreign press favored works requiring a corporal transformation of their performers.

Christian Bale wins the actor award in a film of humor or music for "Vice". In this comedy that unleashes the government of George W. Bush, he plays former US Vice President Dick Cheney under a heavy makeup. "I thank Satan for his inspiration," said the actor.

The only "Born a Star" victory was an excuse for singer Lady Gaga in the center of the stage to briefly talk about the difficulty women face in showbiz and thank their partners.

"The spider man on the Aranhaverso" won the prize for animation. Drawing takes advantage of the world of superheroes to praise racial integration. The protagonist of the film, which debuted on the 10th in Brazil, is a black teenager of Latin origin.

On television, the recognition of "Americans" as the best drama set during the Cold War is in the wake of the current tightening of tensions between the United States and Russia and investigations into the The interference of the Putin government in the outcome of the elections that brought Donald Trump to power.

Rachel Broshnahan won the comic book actress award for "Wonderful Mrs. Maisel".

Darren Chriss, one of the favorites in his category, won the award for his interpretation of the killer. of "The badbadination of Gianni Versace: history of American crime". The attraction, about the death of the stylist, has always won the award for best limited series or best TV movie.

The first won the award for Best Actor in "A Very English Scandal", conspiracy against a political leader who in the 1970s to hide his relationship with another man.

Already Madden, a 32-year-old Scottish actor is a name quoted to live for the upcoming James Bond, won the actor's award in a drama series thanks to the "Bodyguard" policeman. Sadra Oh, who was one of the hosts of the evening, was finally rewarded as a dramatic actress by "Killing Eve", overthrowing veteran Julia Roberts, praised for "Homecoming."

A rare surprise, Patricia Arquette, "Escape at Dannemora" of the favorite Amy Adams ("Cutting Objects") the statuette of a limited-edition actress or TV movie. See complete list of winners: