Basque language irakurri: ‘Oppenheimer’ argi nagusitu da Urrezko Globoetan

‘Oppenheimer’by director Christopher Nolan, emerged victorious in the first big stake of the awards season in Hollywood: the film starring Cillian Murphy, which is about the physicist Robert Oppenheimer, named the father of the atomic bomb, took the awards for best drama film, best director, best drama actor (Murphy), best supporting actor (Robert Downey Jr) and best soundtrack (Ludwig Göransson).

“The first time I stepped on Christopher Nolan’s set I knew it was different. I realized from the level of rigor, the level of concentration, the level of dedication (…) that I was in the hands of a visionary and master director” said Murphy upon receiving the award for best drama actor.

“Barbie”, another of the favorites of the night as it was the title with the most nominations, did not obtain the expected success by triumphing only in the new category of cinematic and box office success and in the category of best original song for the song ‘What Was ‘I Made For?’ by Billie Eilish.

For its part, Yorgos Lanthimos’ disturbing science fiction comedy ‘Poor Creatures’ bagged the Golden Globes for best comedy film and best comedy actress for Emma Stone’s performance.

In addition, the French film ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ won the Golden Globe for best foreign language film.

The ceremony, held in Beverly Hills, in Los Angeles (USA), took place with few political positions and only brief mentions of the renewal of the voters and the new owners of the awards. The production companies Dick Clark Prods. (DCP) and Eldridge Industries purchased the exploitation rights to the Golden Globes from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in 2023

The most notable message of the night was that of the Native American performer Lily Gladstone, winner of best drama actress for her role in ‘Killers on the Moon’, by veteran director Martin Scorsese, who said part of her speech in the Siksika language ( black feet ¿).

Television

In the television sections, the fourth and final season of ‘Succession’ (HBO Max) met expectations and, after its triumphs in 2020 and 2022, it won again as the best drama series of the course, in addition to being crowned as best actor to Kieran Culkin.

Likewise, her colleagues Sarah Snook and Matthew Macfadyen were recognized as best actress in a series of this genre in the first case and as best supporting performer in the second, bringing the awards achieved to four.

The other two great phenomena of the small screen on this occasion were ‘The Bear’ (FX) and ‘Beef’ (Netflix), with three awards each, as big winners in the categories of best comedy or musical series and best limited series, respectively.

Source: Eitb

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