«Golden Globe 2025»: the triumph of «Brutalist», «Shogun» and other winners

Last night, the 82nd Golden Globe Awards kicked off, continuing the award season for cinema and television for 2024.

Among the films, “The Brutalist” and “Emilia Perez” triumphed, snagging the main awards in the categories for Best Drama and Best Musical or Comedy Film respectively, while the best drama series was “Shogun” by FX—expectedly after this year’s “Emmy” and winning a record 18 trophies.

Besides, “Shogun” took home three acting awards (basically confirming all four of its nominations) and received an important update about the continuation. The series producer Justin Marks noted that active work is ongoing and about 6 weeks remain until the “writers’ room” closes.

Among other series, the Golden Globe highlighted “The Deer” by Netflix (Best Miniseries) and “Tricks” by HBO (Best Musical or Comedy Series).

Meanwhile, “The Brutalist” not only won the main award but also took home the statue for Best Actor in a Drama for Adrien Brody and the directing award for Brady Corbet, who has worked for seven years to bring the historical film to the screens. Demi Moore was also recognized for her role in “The Substance”, Colin Farrell for “The Penguin” and Jodie Foster for “True Detective.”

Golden Globe 2025 Winners

Movies

• Best Drama Film — “The Brutalist”
• Best Musical or Comedy Film — “Emilia Perez”
• Best Animated Film — “Flow. The Last Cat on Earth”
• Best Cinematic/Box Office Achievement — “Wicked: The Witch”
• Best Foreign Language Film — “Emilia Perez”
• Best Actress in a Drama Film — Fernanda Torres, “I’m Still Here”
• Best Actor in a Drama Film — Adrien Brody, “The Brutalist”
• Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Film — Demi Moore, “The Substance”
• Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Film — Sebastian Stan, “Another Person”
• Best Supporting Roles — Zoe Saldana (“Emilia Perez”) and Kieran Culkin (“Real Pain”)
• Best Director — Brady Corbet, “The Brutalist”
• Best Screenplay — Peter Strogan, “Conclave”

Series

• Best Drama Series — “Shogun”
• Best Musical or Comedy Series — “Tricks”
• Best Limited or Miniseries — “The Deer”
• Best Actress in a Drama Series — Anna Sawai, “Shogun”
• Best Actor in a Drama Series — Hiroyuki Sanada, “Shogun”
• Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Series — Jean Smart, “Tricks”
• Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Series — Jeremy Allen White, “The Bear”
• Best Actress in a Limited or Miniseries — Jodie Foster, “True Detective”
• Best Actor in a Limited or Miniseries — Colin Farrell, “The Penguin”
• Best Supporting Roles — Jessica Henning (“The Deer”) and Tadanobu Asano (“Shogun”)