Golden Globe Awards 2015 Winners List, Live Blog (VIDEOS)

Tina and Amy hit the stage with their monologue. North Korean jokes at the top of the monologue. A couple of jokes: About “Boyhood” which took over a decade to film: Proves there are still great roles for women if you’re over 40 if you are hired when you’re under 30. Tina and Amy list the amazing accomplishments of George Clooney’s new wife, and then note that he’s receiving a lifetime achievement award. This is Tina and Amy’s last year to host! They aren’t holding back…including making Bill Cosby jokes. About “Into The Woods”: “Sleeping Beauty just thought she was having coffee with Bill Cosby.”

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Jennifer Aniston and Benedict Cumberbatch (HOTTIE!) present Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture to JK Simmons for Birdman. Did they really not rehearse? Heh.

Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan present Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series, Mini-Series or TV Movie to Joanne Froggatt for Downton Abbey. She’s a wonderful actress, but it probably didn’t hurt that her character was involved in a rape storyline last season. Still, a little surprised that Uzo Aduba didn’t take it.

Jennifer Lopez (As close to a wardrobe malfunction as you can get) and Jeremy Renner present Best Mini-Series or TV Movie to Fargo! I LOVED LOVED LOVED Fargo. If you haven’t watched, check it out. Jeremy asks Jennifer to open the envelope “I’ve got the nails” she says. “You’ve got the globes too,” Jeremy says. O Rly? They also present Best Actor in a Mini-Series or TV Movie to Billy Bob Thornton. Again FARGO IS AMAZING. Billy Bob was a revelation.

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Naomi Watts presents a scene from Birdman, starring Michael Keaton. Emma Stone and Edward Norton also star. This is a big comeback for Michael.

The president of the HPFA takes the stage to blah blah blah blah about stuff. “Together we will stand united against anyone who tries to suppress free speech from North Korea to Paris.” A HUGE round of applause.

Colin Firth (HOTTIE!) “I wanted to be in this movie. They told me they were waiting for Benedict Cumberbatch to be born.” He introduces a clip from The Imitation Game. Benedict plays Alan Turing, the brilliant British computer scientist who was jailed when he revealed his homosexuality.

Bryan Cranston presents Best Actress by an Actress in a TV Series Gina Rodriguez for Jane the Virgin! Wow. The new CW series is getting tons of buzz, but it’s one of the lowest rated shows on the network at the moment. Wow. She’s so nervous…she might pass out!  She makes it through the speech, thankfully.

They also give out Best TV Series Comedy or Musical to Transparent! from Amazon Instant Video. Jeffrey Tambor plays a trans woman in the series. The producer, Jill Soloway, has a trans parent. She also dedicates it to trans teen Leelah Alcorn who recently committed suicide after her parents isolated her and forced her through reparative therapy.

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Melissa McCarthy presents the movie she appears in, St. Vincent, also starring Bill Murphy.

Sienna Miller and Vince Vaughn present Best Original Score to Johann Johannsson for The Theory of Everything. He’s from Iceland!

WHOAAAAAA IT’S PRINCE. LIKE FOR REAL! He presents Best Original Song for a Motion Picture to Common and John Legend for “Glory” from Selma. “Selma has awakened my humanity,” said Common. “The GOLDEN GLOBES go to…” said Prince. He seems a little confused about where he is. Prince won in 2007 for a song from “Happy Feet.”

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Katie Holmes and Seth Meyers are pretty hilarious together. They present Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries or Movie to Matt Bomer for The Normal Heart. Matt thanks producer, Ryan Murphy and his husband and kids.

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Clive Owen presents a clip from A Theory of Everything. A biopic starring Eddie Redmayne which depicts the life of Stephen Hawking.

Ricky Gervais! YAY. Wine in hand. “Nobody wants to see me insult you rich beautiful over privileged celebrities….as we’ve learned one thing. Famous people are above the law. As it should be.” He name checks Streep and Clooney. He presents Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical to Amy Adams for Big Eyes. She gives a rambly speech, but it’s sweet.

The voiceover dude pronounced Gifs with a soft g. I can’t bring myself to do that. Sorry.

Salma Hayek and Kevin Smith present Miss Golden Globes Greer Grammer, Kelsey Grammer’s daughter. She comes out to do a pageant wave. They also present Best Animated Movie to How To Train Your Dragon II Let’s just say Salma’s comic timing was a little off tonight.

Kate Hudson presents a clip from Into The Woods starring Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep.

Jared Leto offers thoughts and prayers to brethren in France, before he presents for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture to Patricia Arquette for Boyhood.

I guess this North Korea thing with Margaret Cho is going to be a running joke all night. I suppose a comically exaggerated depiction of Koreans is OK if the comic herself is a Korean. Or if it’s Kim Jong-un being mocked.

Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader. The worst and best of SNL. In that order. Although, Kristen’s non impression of Robert De Niro was pretty funny. They present Best Screenplay to Birdman. Oy. See below. I can’t write all the names of the screenwriters.

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Jack Black presents a clip from Boyhood by Richard Linklater. This movie was filmed with the same cast over the course of 12 years, and looks absolutely amazing. It’s on my must see list.

Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin WHAT A PAIR! Funny too. “We can put aside that negative stereotype that men just aren’t funny,” said a wry Lilly. They present Best Actor in a Television Series – Comedy or Musical to Jeffrey Tambor for Transparent. He dedicates his award and performance to the transgender community. He thanks them for their courage and inspiration.

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Lupita Nyong’o and Colin Farrell present Best Foreign Language film to Leviathan

Kate Beckinsale and Adrien Brody present Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie to Maggie Gyllenhaal for The Honorable Woman. Her brother is nominated too!

Paul Rudd and Adam Levine “I’m Adam Levine…and I’m Blake Shelton!” Ha. They present Best Television Series – Drama to The Affair.

Catherine Zeta Jones presents a clip from Pride – a movie that tells the true story about miners and LGBT who came together against the union in a small UK town.

David Duchovny (HOTTIE) and Katherine Heigl present Best Actor in a TV Series – Drama to Kevin Spacey for House of Cards. He’s been nominated 8 times It’s his first win! Whoo. He got bleeped.

Julianna Margulies and Don Cheadle present The Cecil B Demille award to George Clooney. I had to think for a minute to remember Julianna’s connection to George! Ha. Julie and George are arguing about who is more of a BFF to George. Cute. I hope the video retrospective includes The Facts Of Life. They did include the South Park movie, though. “If you’re in this room,” says George, “You’ve caught the brass ring.” He says it’s not the hardware he remembers from his favorite actors, but the great moments committed to screen. Aw. He thanks his new wife, Amal, in the sweetest way possible. He mentions today’s marches in France for free speech. “We will not walk in fear.” Great speech from George.

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Owen Wilson presents a clip from The Grand Budapest Hotel

Harrison Ford presents Best Director – Motion Picture to Richard Linklater for Boyhood. “We’re all flawed in this world. We’re not perfect,” Richard says. He dedicates the award to his parents.

Chris Pratt and wife Ana Faris Ana says, “We’re in a mixed marriage. I’m CBS Chris is NBC.” Chris says, “We plan to raise our children HBO.” They present Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama to Ruth Wilson for The Affair.

Amy Adams presents Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical to Michael Keaton for Birdman! Oh he name checks his family (his last name is Douglas) and his siblings. He grew up in a working class family. Getting choked up as he speaks of his son, Sean. Fantastic speech from Michael. This is a major comeback for him. Homeboy has lost his Pittsburgh accent, though.

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Amy: “This woman is known by only one name…Winfrey! Ha.

Oprah presents a clip from Selma. Channing Tatum presents a clip from Foxcatcher. You can tell we’re getting close to the end of the broadcast, as things speed up.

Robert Downey Jr. presents Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical to The Grand Budapest Hotel. Wes Anderson thanks the Hollywood Foreign Press! Heh.

“When you are running long, the thing to do is introduce Matthew Mcconaughey!” quips Amy. Ha. He presents Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama to Julianne Moore. Some dumb exec told her that nobody would want to watch a movie about a middle aged woman.

Gwyneth Paltrow presents Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama to Eddie Redmayne for The Theory of Everything.

Meryl Streep presents Best Motion Picture – Drama to Boyhood.

WINNERS LIST

BEST TELEVISION SERIES – DRAMA

THE AFFAIR / SHOWTIME – WINNER
DOWNTON ABBEY / PBS
GAME OF THRONES / HBO
THE GOOD WIFE / CBS
HOUSE OF CARDS / NETFLIX

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION SERIES – DRAMA

CLAIRE DANES: HOMELAND
VIOLA DAVIS: HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER
JULIANNA MARGULIES: THE GOOD WIFE
RUTH WILSON: THE AFFAIR – WINNER
ROBIN WRIGHT: HOUSE OF CARDS

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES – DRAMA

CLIVE OWEN: THE KNICK
LIEV SCHREIBER: RAY DONOVAN
KEVIN SPACEY: HOUSE OF CARDS – WINNER
JAMES SPADER : THE BLACKLIST
DOMINIC WEST: THE AFFAIR

BEST TELEVISION SERIES – COMEDY OR MUSICAL

GIRLS / HBO
JANE THE VIRGIN / THE CW
ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK / NETFLIX
SILICON VALLEY / HBO
TRANSPARENT / AMAZON – WINNER

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION SERIES –COMEDY OR MUSICAL

LENA DUNHAM: GIRLS
EDIE FALCO: NURSE JACKIE
JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS: VEEP
GINA RODRIGUEZ : JANE THE VIRGIN – WINNER
TAYLOR SCHILLING: ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES – COMEDY OR MUSICAL

LOUIS C. K.: LOUIE
DON CHEADLE: HOUSE OF LIES
RICKY GERVAIS: DEREK
WILLIAM H. MACY : SHAMELESS
JEFFREY TAMBOR: TRANSPARENT – WINNER

BEST MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

FARGO / FX – WINNER
THE MISSING / STARZ
THE NORMAL HEART / HBO
OLIVE KITTERIDGE / HBO
TRUE DETECTIVE / HBO

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL: THE HONORABLE WOMAN – WINNER
JESSICA LANGE: AMERICAN HORROR STORY:FREAK SHOW
FRANCES MCDORMAND: OLIVE KITTERIDGE
FRANCES O’CONNOR: THE MISSING
ALLISON TOLMAN: FARGO

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

MARTIN FREEMAN: FARGO
WOODY HARRELSON: TRUE DETECTIVE
MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY : TRUE DETECTIVE
MARK RUFFALO: THE NORMAL HEART
BILLY BOB THORNTON: FARGO – WINNER

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A SERIES, MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

UZO ADUBA: ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK
KATHY BATES: AMERICAN HORROR STORY:FREAK SHOW
JOANNE FROGGATT: DOWNTON ABBEY – WINNER
ALLISON JANNEY: MOM
MICHELLE MONAGHAN: TRUE DETECTIVE

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A SERIES, MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

MATT BOMER : THE NORMAL HEART – WINNER
ALAN CUMMING: THE GOOD WIFE
COLIN HANKS: FARGO
BILL MURRAY: OLIVE KITTERIDGE
JON VOIGHT: RAY DONOVAN

BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA

BOYHOOD – WINNER
FOXCATCHER
THE IMITATION GAME
SELMA
THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA

JENNIFER ANISTON: CAKE
FELICITY JONES: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
JULIANNE MOORE: STILL ALICE – WINNER
ROSAMUND PIKE: GONE GIRL
REESE WITHERSPOON: WILD

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA

STEVE CARELL: FOXCATCHER
BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH: THE IMITATION GAME
JAKE GYLLENHAAL: NIGHTCRAWLER
DAVID OYELOWO: SELMA
EDDIE REDMAYNE: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING – WINNER

BEST MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL

BIRDMAN
THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL – WINNER
INTO THE WOODS
PRIDE
ST. VINCENT

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL

AMY ADAMS: BIG EYES – WINNER
EMILY BLUNT : INTO THE WOODS
HELEN MIRREN: THE HUNDRED-FOOT JOURNEY
JULIANNE MOORE: MAPS TO THE STARS
QUVENZHANÉ WALLIS: ANNIE

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL

RALPH FIENNES: THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
MICHAEL KEATON : BIRDMAN – WINNER
BILL MURRAY: ST. VINCENT
JOAQUIN PHOENIX: INHERENT VICE
CHRISTOPH WALTZ: BIG EYES

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM

BIG HERO 6
THE BOOK OF LIFE
THE BOXTROLLS
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 – WINNER
THE LEGO MOVIE

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

FORCE MAJEURE TURIST (SWEDEN)
GETT: THE TRIAL OF VIVIANE (ISRAEL)
IDA (POLAND/DENMARK)
LEVIATHAN (RUSSIA) – WINNER
TANGERINES MANDARIINID (ESTONIA)

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE

PATRICIA ARQUETTE: BOYHOOD – WINNER
JESSICA CHASTAIN: A MOST VIOLENT YEAR
KEIRA KNIGHTLEY: THE IMITATION GAME
EMMA STONE: BIRDMAN
MERYL STREEP: INTO THE WOODS

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE

ROBERT DUVALL: THE JUDGE
ETHAN HAWKE: BOYHOOD
EDWARD NORTON: BIRDMAN
MARK RUFFALO: FOXCATCHER
J.K. SIMMONS: WHIPLASH – WINNER

BEST DIRECTOR – MOTION PICTURE

WES ANDERSON: THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
AVA DUVERNAY: SELMA
DAVID FINCHER: GONE GIRL
ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ,IÑÁRRITU: BIRDMAN
RICHARD LINKLATER: BOYHOOD – WINNER

BEST SCREENPLAY – MOTION PICTURE

WES ANDERSON: THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
GILLIAN FLYNN: GONE GIRL
ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ, IÑÁRRITU,NICOLÁS GIACOBONE, ALEXANDER DINELARIS, ARMANDO BO: BIRDMAN – WINNER
RICHARD LINKLATER: BOYHOOD
GRAHAM MOORE: THE IMITATION GAME

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE – MOTION PICTURE

ALEXANDRE DESPLAT: THE IMITATION GAME
JÓHANN JÓHANNSSON: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING – WINNER
TRENT REZNOR,ATTICUS ROSS: GONE GIRL
ANTONIO SANCHEZ: BIRDMAN
HANS ZIMMER: INTERSTELLAR

BEST ORIGINAL SONG – MOTION PICTURE

“BIG EYES” — BIG EYES  Music and Lyrics by: Lana Del Rey
“GLORY” — SELMA Music and Lyrics by: John Legend, Common – WINNER
“MERCY IS” — NOAH – Music and Lyrics by: Patti Smith, Lenny Kaye
“OPPORTUNITY” — ANNIE – Lyrics and Music by Music by: Greg Kurstin, Sia Furler, Will Gluck
“YELLOW FLICKER BEAT” — THE HUNGER GAMES:MOCKINGJAY – PART 1 – Music and Lyrics by Lorde