Golden Globes Winners by the Numbers: ‘La La Land’ to ‘Night Manager’
Both “La La Land” and “The Night Manager” came away big winners at Sunday’s Golden Globes ceremony.
The film starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling walked away with a record-breaking seven Golden Globes, winning in every category for which it was nominated. Meanwhile, the AMC limited series starring Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie won three statues.
The FX freshman drama “Atlanta” also did well, pocketing the two awards it was up for: Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy and also Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for series creator Donald Glover.
On the motion picture side, “Elle” star Isabelle Huppert upset several major contenders, including Natalie Portman and Amy Adams, to take home Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama. That was the second award the film won on Sunday, on top of Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language.
Sadly, the much talked about film “Hidden Fences” took home no awards. Of course, there is no such film, but Michael Keaton and Jenna Bush both flubbed the title of the awards contender “Hidden Figures” by combining its title with that of the Viola Davis-Denzel Washington drama “Fences.”
Check out the other top winners below.
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Wins by Motion Pictures
“La La Land”– 7
“Elle”– 2
“Fences”–1
“Manchester by the Sea”– 1
“Moonlight”– 1
“Nocturnal Animals”– 1
“Zootopia”– 1
Wins by Television Shows
“The Night Manager”– 3
“Atlanta”– 2
“The Crown”– 2
“The People v. O.J. Simpson”– 2
“black-ish”– 1
“Goliath”– 1
Wins by Motion Picture Distributor
Lionsgate– 7
Sony Pictures Classics– 2
A24– 1
Amazon Studios– 1
Focus Features– 1
Paramount Pictures– 1
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures– 1
Wins by Television Network
FX– 4
AMC– 3
Netflix– 2
ABC– 1
Amazon Video– 1
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