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2 months ago | 
goldenglobes.com | Marléne von Arx |Tim Gray
For his latest film, Swiss writer-director Lionel Baier adapted the novel “La Cache” (The Safe House) by Christophe Boltanski, an autobiographical comedy-drama about the author’s family when he was a child during the civil unrest in Paris in 1968 . The film played in competition at the Berlin Film Festival where we spoke with Baier about politically charged times and his collaboration with the late French acting icon Michel Blanc.
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2 months ago | 
goldenglobes.com | Gabriel Lerman |Tim Gray
En este sitio web también aparece una versión en español de la historia. Cada año, la Berlinale se convierte en una plataforma vital para mostrar lo mejor del cine latinoamericano.
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2 months ago | 
goldenglobes.com | Gabriel Lerman |Tim Gray
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
goldenglobes.com | Michele Manelis |Tim Gray
MLK Day Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream of equality and representation resonates with the strides Black Hollywood has made in recent decades. So it’s fitting, on Martin Luther King weekend, to salute the progress made by Black artists in the industry. The Golden Globes this year saw Viola Davis accept the Cecil B.
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Jan 4, 2025 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
Seventh in a series of interviews with the people who make the Golden Globes happen. Barry Adelman isn’t just a producer; he is the heart and soul behind the Golden Globes, a man whose vision and dedication have shaped this event for so many years. Shortly before the Jan. 5 ceremony, Adelman reflected on his passion, the magic of the Globes, and the moments that have left an indelible mark on his memory. How long have you been working on the Golden Globes?
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Jan 2, 2025 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
Fifth in a series of interviews with people who help make the Golden Globes happen. Nestled on the northwest corner to the most famous zip code on Earth, The Beverly Hilton Hotel serves as a gateway to the Garden Spot of the World, or as mere mortals call it, Beverly Hills. The 566-room luxury getaway has been a fixture since it opened its doors in August 1955, hosting not only vacationers, but such political dignitaries and celebrities as John F.
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Jan 1, 2025 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
Fourth in a series of interviews with individuals who work to make the Golden Globes show happen. It takes a village to produce The Golden Globes, otherwise known as “The Party of the Year,” celebrating the best in film and television and aired in more than 185 countries.The show kicks off award season every January, and the City of Beverly Hills, with its glamour and prestige, is as integral to the event (aired on CBS and Paramount Plus) as the celebrities who walk the red carpet.
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Dec 30, 2024 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
It was a scene that ran just shy of eight minutes when Viola Davis, a relative unknown, went head-to-head with Meryl Streep in the 2008 film “Doubt.” The South Carolina-born, Juilliard graduate emerged as a powerful actor to watch, heralded by the powers-that-be in Hollywood, and even Streep herself. Unsurprisingly, nominations ensued for Davis, including a best supporting actress at the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild, and the Academy Awards.
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Dec 30, 2024 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
Although best known for his role in the long-running sitcom “Cheers,” Ted Danson has enjoyed a long and remarkably varied career, moving seamlessly between movies and television as well as comedy and drama.
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
goldenglobes.com | Tim Gray
Reflecting a growing presence in the film and television industry, the nominations for the 82nd edition of the Golden Globe Awards showcased a stronger Latin and Hispanic influence than in previous years. Not only were nine Latine actors honored, but several recognized films and TV shows also highlighted themes important to the community.
