Who Walked Away with Golden Globes?

You missed the Golden Globes?

Don’t worry! Below is a list of the winners and some highlights from the show to make sure you’re not left out in the dark this award season.

Best male supporting actor: J.K. Simmons for Whiplash

Best supporting actress in T.V. series, mini-series, or T.V. movie: Joanne Froggatt for Downton Abbey

Best mini-series or T.V. movie: Fargo

Best actor in a mini-series or T.V. movie: Billy Bob Thornton in Fargo

Best actress in a T.V. series, comedy or musical: Gina Rodriguez from Jane the Virgin

Best T.V. series, comedy or musical: Transparent

Best original score for a motion picture: Jóhann Jóhannsson for The Theory of Everything

Best original song in a motion picture: “Glory” from Selma

Best supporting actor in a T.V. series, mini-series, or T.V. movie: Matt Bomer for The Normal Heart

Side note: This was Bomer’s first win after only his first nomination

Best actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical: Amy Adams for Big Eyes

Best animated feature film: How to Train Your Dragon 2

Best supporting actress in a motion picture: Patricia Arquette for Boyhood

Side note: Boyhood features Arquette playing a struggling single mother while in real life Arquette really was a single mom

Best screenplay in a motion picture: Birdman

Best actor in a T.V. series for comedy or musical: Jeffrey Tambor from Transparent

Side note: This win came from Tambor’s very first nomination

Super side note: Tambor dedicated the award to the trans-gender community

Best Foreign Language Film: Leviathan, a Russian film

Best actress in a mini-series or T.V. movie: Maggie Gyllenhaal for The Honorable Woman

Side note: This was Gyllenhaal’s first win after three nominations

Best T.V. Series, Drama: The Affair

Best actor in a T.V. series, Drama: Kevin Spacey for House of Cards

Side note: This was Spacey’s first win after eight nominations

Super side note: After winning the award Spacey said, “[I] can’t f*ing believe I won one.”

The DeMille Award was won by George Clooney who, by the way, has been nominated for a Golden Globe more times than anyone else.

Best director for a motion picture: Richard Linklater for Boyhood

Best actress in a T.V. series, Drama: Ruth Wilson for The Affair

Best actor in a motion picture, comedy or musical: Michael Keaton for Birdman

Side note: Did you know he’s the seventh child in his family?

Best motion picture, comedy or musical: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Best actress in a motion picture, drama: Julianne Moore for Still Alice

Best actor in a motion picture, drama: Eddie Redmayne for The Theory of Everything

Side note: Redmayne cut his honeymoon short to attend the award show

And finally, best motion picture, drama: Boyhood

If you’d like to see the whole show, just click here! So, what did you think of the winners? Did you add a couple more movies to your must-see list? Let us know in the comment section below!

Abigail Willcox

Abbey Willcox is a secondary education and English major at Bloomsburg University with a minor in creative writing. She is currently the Opinion and Editorial editor. Abbey focuses on creating fun, interesting and informative articles while helping others shape their unique crafts.

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