Golden Globe 2021: winners, speeches, controversy – live | Movie

While the HFPA offered an ephemeral and downright pathetic segment about its need to improve diversity, Jane Fonda achieved something much more effective. Here is his speech in case you missed it:

In case you need a reminder of tonight’s big winners, here’s a reminder of tonight’s big winners:

Nomadland! Easily the most deserving candidate here and a welcome winner. It’s a beautiful film and given the usual HFPA options, it would have made more sense to see something more conventional like The Trial of the Chicago 7 win a lot. A good ending to a strange night.

Well, Jason Sudeikis wasn’t the only hooded actor tonight. Joaquin Phoenix has just stumbled upon one to announce that Andra Day is the surprise winner of an award that many meant for Carey Mulligan or perhaps Frances McDormand. A very emotional day is also extremely surprising and, in a category that is still at stake, it will help him get an Oscar nomination.

It’s important that James Corden didn’t win and deserved Sacha Baron Cohen to do it, reclaiming a character we thought we’d end up with for a surprisingly necessary and clever sequel. A great night for the British!

And here’s a long recent interview we did with Sacha Baron Cohen:

The most important news here is that Sia Music’s terrible autism drama didn’t win. The second most important news here is that Ryan Murphy’s horrible musical The Prom didn’t win. Sacha Baron Cohen is grateful for the “completely white” HFPA award and gets to paint Rudy Giuliani because once again, why not? You’re probably about to win another prize …