A Short Summary Of Everything Than Happened On The Golden Globes

In the 75th Golden Globes Awards that took place this Sunday night, different actors stood out and the excellence of black suits was revealed in more than one way.

The queen of all means, nothing more than the legendary Oprah Winfrey won the Cecile B. DeMille award. She’s the first woman of color to win this award. Oprah took advantage in commemorating the civil rights of Recy Taylor. A woman who was kidnapped and raped by six white men in Alabama in 1944 and died in December at 97 years old.

“She lived, as we have all lived, too many years in a culture broken by brutally powerful men.” She said. “For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared to tell their truth to the power of those men. They run out of time.”

Among other winners in receiving the Cecile B. DeMille award, we can count on Denzel Washington in 2016, Morgan Freeman in 2012 and Sidney Poitier in 1982. Legendary figures of television.

Starlin K. Brown making history on the Golden Globes

The star of “This Is Us” Sterling K. Brown that night became the first man of color to win the award for best performance of an actor in a television series drama. While giving his acceptance speech, Brown acknowledged and thanked the creator of “This Is Us” named Dan Fogelman for writing this very authentic character.

“For most of my career, I’ve benefited from the color-blind casting. Which means, ‘Hey, we’re going to throw a brother in this role. That’s always great,'” he said. “But Dan Fogelman, you wrote a paper for a black man that can only be played by a black man. So what I appreciate a lot about this is that they see me as I am. They appreciate me for what I am. It makes it much harder to fire me or fire someone who looks like me.”

The actors who have been nominated in this category in the past are: Wentworth Miller for “Prison Break” in 2006, James Earl Jones for “Gabriel’s Fire” in 1991 and “Pros and Cons ” in 1992 and finally to Philip Michael Tomas for the so famous series “Miami Vice” in 1986. This past Sunday night was Brown’s first victory at the Golden Globes. Even though he had previously been nominated for his work in the FX miniseries “The People V. O.J Simpson.”

What happened to “Get Out”?

Jordan Peele’s debut in “Get Out” was nominated but lost against “Lady Bird”. Daniel Kaluuya who is the protagonist of the film was nominated as best actor, but he also lost. Many fans of this film showed their discontent in the networks to see that they received no award for this film.

With a budget of $ 4.5 million, the film managed to raise more than $ 30 million during its premiere weekend. And more than $ 175 million nationwide. “Get Out” has been valued with other awards such as best film/photography by Boston Online Critics, Hollywood Film Festival and three Gotham Independent Film Awards 2017.

The R&B star Mary J Blige was nominated for best acting by a supporting actress for her critically acclaimed role in the Dee Rees Netflix drama “Mudbound” along with Octavia Spencer. Nominated for her amazing role in “The Shape of Water “. However, they lost to Allison Janney for her role in “I, Tonya.”

Best Original Song for “The Greatest Showman”

Actor Blige who will be honored this January 11th, 2018 on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was nominated for the best original song “Mighty River” on “Mudbound”. Co-written with Raphael Saadiq and Taura Stinson. The winner as best original song was the song “This Is Me” of “The Greatest Showman”, written by Benji Pasek and Justin Paul. No doubt we will reveal a new repertoire on our iPod to these writers!

Singer Mariah Carey was also nominated in the category for writing the song with composer Marc Shaiman, for the animated film based on the faith DeVon Franklin “The Star.”

Here we have the winners of one of the most anticipated categories of the night:

BEST MOVIE – DRAMA

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

BEST DIRECTOR

Guillermo del Toro- The Shape of Water

BEST ACTRESS OF MUSICAL OR COMEDY
Saoirse Ronan- Lady Bird

BEST MOVIE – MUSICAL OR COMEDY
Lady Bird

BEST ANIMATED MOVIE
Coco

BEST DIRECTOR
Guillermo del Toro- The Shape of Water

BEST TV ACTRESS – LIMITED SERIES

Nicole Kidman – Big Little Lies

BEST TV ACTRESS – COMEDIA OR MUSICAL