Timothee Chalamet beats Leonardo DiCaprio

Timothee Chalamet was among the winners among Hollywood’s finest at this year’s Golden Globe Awards.

Chalamet, 30, continued his quest for greatnessand won an Oscar for the ping-pong caper Marty Supreme, beating out stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and George Clooney for best actor in a musical or comedy.

Although DiCaprio missed the chance, his film One Battle After Another won the most awards overall, including best musical or comedy film and best director.

Irish actress Jessie Buckley was named best drama actor for her role as Hamnet and told the audience: “It’s a real honour, I love being part of this industry.”

The Golden Globes are an important stop on the road to the Academy Awards, and Sunday’s other acting winners included Teyana Taylor, Rose Byrne, Wagner Moura and Stellan Skarsgård.

Unlike the Oscars, the Globes also recognize TV shows, and British actors Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper and Erin Doherty picked up more awards on the night for their performances in Netflix drama Adolescence.

All eyes are on the Oscar race. Timothée Chalamet‘s victory gave him the upper hand over his rivals. “I’m in a category where there are many greats,” he said while accepting his award.

This was Chalamet’s fifth Globes nomination but his first win. “My father instilled in me the spirit of gratitude growing up, always be grateful for what you have,” he said.

“In the past, it’s allowed me to leave this ceremony empty-handed, with my head held high, grateful to be here. But I’d be lying if I didn’t say those moments made this moment even sweeter.”

Looking at his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, he added, “I love you so much for my mom and my wife.”

Jessie Buckley Maggie O’Farrell was named best actress for her role in the adaptation of William Shakespeare’s best-selling novel Hamnet, about the death of her son.

“This is not a normal feeling or situation,” he said in his acceptance speech.

“It was a very unusual set to be a part of because we were telling the story of probably the most famous Englishman who ever lived, and alongside our English family we had a Chinese director and a mostly Irish and mostly Polish crew.”

Elsewhere singer and actress Teyana TaylorThe artist, who started her career at the age of 15 by choreographing a music video for Beyonce, reinforced her breakthrough in Hollywood by winning the best supporting actress award for the movie One Battle After Another.

After tearfully thanking a group of people, she used her acceptance speech to send a message to “my brown sisters and the little brown girls watching tonight.”

“Our light does not need permission to shine,” he told them. “We belong in every room we enter. Our voices matter and our dreams deserve a place.”

Swedish actor Stellan SkarsgårdWhile accepting the best supporting actor award for the movie Emotional Value, the 74-year-old actor joked that he didn’t prepare a speech “because I thought I was too old.”

He then made an impassioned appeal for people to see films like his on the big screen. “Cinema should be seen in cinemas,” he said to cheers from the crowd.

of Australia Rose Byrne She was named best actress in a musical or comedy for the movie If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You and paid tribute to her family members.

“My brother is my date. Thanks George,” she laughed. “Thanks to my parents who bought Paramount+ so we could watch the Golden Globes from Sydney.

“And I want to thank my husband, Bobby Cannavale, too. He couldn’t be here because, um, we’re getting a bearded dragon and he went to a reptile fair in New Jersey. So thank you, baby.”

Meanwhile, KPop Demon Hunters won the award for best animated film and best song Gold.

Brazilian political thriller Secret agent It was chosen as the best international film and its star WagnerMoura He won the best drama actor award.

“This is a movie about intergenerational trauma,” he said, “and if trauma can be passed down through generations, I think values ​​can too. So this is for those who hold on to their values ​​in difficult moments.”

Paul Thomas Anderson He won best film director and screenplay for One War Then Another; And sinners received box office success honors and best rating.

british teenager Owen Cooper He continued a year full of accolades and awards for his performance in Adolescence, winning the award for best TV supporting actor.

The 16-year-old from Warrington appears to be keeping his feet on the ground, telling the assembled A-listers: “I’m still an apprentice. I’m still learning every day. I’m still learning from the people sitting in front of you and sitting in front of me.”

And he still looks like he can’t believe the meteoric rise, saying: “This is crazy, what’s going on?” Before setting off with the motto of our beloved Liverpool FC: “You will never walk alone.”

Seth Rogen he also won a TV award and experienced a sense of deja-vu after filming an episode of his Apple TV comedy The Studio at the Golden Globes.

“This is so weird, we pretended to do this and now this is happening,” he said while accepting the award for best TV comedy actor.

“I thought the only way to keep one was to create a whole show to give myself a fake one.”

Other TV winners included Jean Smart For hacks, Noah Wyle for pitt and Michelle Williams To Die For Sex.

The event’s first best podcast award was given to former Golden Globe host Amy Poehler. Have fun with Amy Poehler.