Golden Globes 2026: A Night of Surprises, Big Wins and Breakthroughs
Best Motion Picture - Drama: Hamnet
Hamnet emerged as Best Motion Picture in the drama category. The historical tale of love and loss struck a chord with voters for its storytelling and depth. Director Chloé Zhao was applauded for her heartfelt vision.
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Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy: One Battle After Another
In a night of strong contenders, One Battle After Another took home Best Motion Picture in the musical or comedy category. The film was a crowd favourite for its sharp humour and bold direction.
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Best Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson won Best Director for One Battle After Another. His work was praised for bold storytelling and strong character arcs that kept audiences hooked.
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Best Actor in a Drama: Wagner Moura
Wagner Moura earned Best Actor in a Drama for The Secret Agent. Moura’s portrayal of a deeply complex character earned applause from critics and peers alike.
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Best Actress in a Drama: Jessie Buckley
Jessie Buckley won Best Actress in a Drama for her moving role in Hamnet. Her performance was widely seen as one of the night’s most powerful.
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Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy: Timothée Chalamet
Timothée Chalamet stood out in the comedy category, winning Best Actor for Marty Supreme. The role highlighted his range and comic timing.
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Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy: Rose Byrne
Rose Byrne was named Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You. Her lively, commanding performance won over voters.
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Best Animated Film & Original Song: KPop Demon Hunters
KPop Demon Hunters won Best Animated Motion Picture and its original song “Golden” also took a Globe. The animation’s win was a highlight of the evening.
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Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement: Sinners
Sinners scored the Golden Globe for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement, recognising its impact at theaters and with audiences worldwide.
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TV Series Triumphs: The Pitt & The Studio
On the television side, The Pitt won Best Drama Series, while The Studio was named Best Comedy Series. Both shows were praised for fresh writing and compelling ensembles.
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Standout Supporting Wins
Teyana Taylor won Best Supporting Actress for One Battle After Another. Stellan Skarsgård also took Best Supporting Actor for Sentimental Value. Strong character work helped these performers shine.
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