Surprises and Snubs: The Complete List of Winners at the 2020 Golden Globes

Whether you watched it to experience the highlight reel of the best cinema and television that the year had to offer or simply to see host Ricky Gervais give such a searing opening monologue that even Tom Hanks had to wince, the 77th annual Golden Globes was an event to watch.

This celebration of cinematic and television achievements bestowed awards on some sure-fire hits, with 'Once Upon a Time In...Hollywood' taking home prizes for the Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy), its screenplay and Brad Pitt's performance as Cliff Booth. In terms of television, 'Fleabag' enjoyed a repeat of its Emmy Awards success with writer and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge clinching the awards for Best Actress in a Television Series (Musical or Comedy), as well as for the Best Comedy or Musical Television Series overall.

However, the award ceremony was not without its surprises and, no, we're not just talking about Joaquin Phoenix's heavily censored speech following his best actor win for 'Joker'. Though many dedicated cinephiles expected Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino or Bong Joon-ho to win Best Director, it was Sam Mendes and his wartime drama '1917' that won big at the Golden Globes, also taking home the award for Best Motion Picture (Drama) later that night. Perhaps even more surprising, both Scorsese's critically-acclaimed gangster epic 'The Irishman' and Noah Baumbach's lauded 'Marriage Story' lost out on a place on the winner's list, with 'Marriage Story' landing one award (Laura Dern for Best Supporting Actress) and 'The Irishman' ending the night without a single golden statuette to call its own.

Interestingly, streaming titan Netflix also suffered its fair share of snubs during the ceremony, winning a mere two awards (Laura Dern for 'Marriage Story' and Olivia Colman in 'The Crown') despite receiving 34 nominations across both film and television. Could this be a sign that its reign over streamable content is in decline with new platforms such as Apple TV and Disney+ stepping into the spotlight?

Ending the evening on a much more inspirational note were Tom Hanks and Ellen DeGeneres, both of whom took home awards for lifetime achievements in film and television respectively. Though Ricky Gervais raised some eyebrows for criticising celebrities using their allocated acceptance speech time to make political statements, there was not a dry eye in the house after 'Saturday Night Live' alumna Kate Mackinnon thanked DeGeneres for representing the LGBTQ+ community on screen.

Golden Globes 2020 Winners

FILM

Best Motion Picture, Drama

'The Irishman'

'Joker'

'Marriage Story'

'1917'

'The Two Popes'

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy

'Dolemite Is My Name'

'Jojo Rabbit'

'Knives Out'

'Once Upon a Time In...Hollywood'

'Rocketman'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama

Scarlett Johansson - 'Marriage Story'

Saoirse Ronan - 'Little Women'

Renée Zellweger - 'Judy'

Charlize Theron - 'Bombshell'

Cynthia Erivo - 'Harriet'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama

Antonio Banderas - 'Pain and Glory'

Christian Bale - 'Le Mans '66'

Joaquin Phoenix - 'Joker'

Jonathan Pryce - 'The Two Popes'

Adam Driver - 'Marriage Story'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical

Ana de Armas - 'Knives Out'

Awkwafina - 'The Farewell'

Cate Blanchett - 'Where'd You Go, Bernadette'

Emma Thompson - 'Late Night'

Beanie Feldstein - 'Booksmart'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical

Leonardo DiCaprio - 'Once Upon a Time In...Hollywood'

Taron Egerton - 'Rocketman'

Daniel Craig - 'Knives Out'

Roman Griffin Davis - 'Jojo Rabbit'

Eddie Murphy - 'Dolemite Is My Name'

Best Actress in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

Kathy Bates - 'Richard Jewell'

Annette Bening - 'The Report'

Laura Dern - 'Marriage Story'

Jennifer Lopez - 'Hustlers'

Margot Robbie - 'Bombshell'

Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

Tom Hanks - 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood'

Anthony Hopkins - 'The Two Popes'

Joe Pesci - 'The Irishman'

Brad Pitt - 'Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood'

Al Pacino - 'The Irishman'

Best Director, Motion Picture

Bong Joon-ho - 'Parasite'

Martin Scorsese - 'The Irishman'

Quentin Tarantino - 'Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood'

Sam Mendes - '1917'

Todd Phillips - 'Joker'

Best Screenplay, Motion Picture

'Marriage Story'

'Parasite'

'The Two Popes'

'The Irishman'

'Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood'

Best Motion Picture, Animated

'Frozen 2'

'The Lion King'

'Missing Link'

'Toy Story 4'

'How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World'

Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language

'Pain and Glory'

'Parasite'

'Portrait of a Lady on Fire'

'The Farewell'

'Les Misérables'

Best Original Score, Motion Picture

'Little Women'

'Motherless Brooklyn'

'Marriage Story'

'1917'

'Joker'

Best Original Song, Motion Picture

'Spirits - 'The Lion King'

'Beautiful Ghosts' - 'Cats'

'Into the Unknown' - 'Frozen 2'

'I'm Gonna Love Me Again' - 'Rocketman'

'Stand Up' - 'Harriet'

TELEVISION

Best Television Series, Drama

'Big Little Lies'

'The Crown'

'Killing Eve'

'The Morning Show'

'Succession'

Best Television Series, Comedy or Musical

'Barry'

'Fleabag'

'The Kominsky Method'

'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel'

'The Politician'

Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

'Catch-22'

'Chernobyl'

'Fosse/Verdon'

'The Loudest Voice'

'Unbelievable'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

Michelle Williams - 'Fosse/Verdon'

Helen Mirren - 'Catherine the Great'

Merritt Wever - 'Unbelievable'

Kaitlyn Dever - 'Unbelievable'

Joey King - 'The Act'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

Chris Abbott - 'Catch-22'

Sacha Baron Cohen - 'The Spy'

Russell Crowe - 'The Loudest Voice'

Jared Harris - 'Chernobyl'

Sam Rockwell - 'Fosse/Verdon'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Drama

Jennifer Aniston - 'The Morning Show'

Olivia Colman - 'The Crown'

Jodie Comer - 'Killing Eve'

Nicole Kidman - 'Big Little Lies'

Reese Witherspoon - 'The Morning Show'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Drama

Kit Harington - 'Game of Thrones'

Rami Malek - 'Mr. Robot'

Tobias Menzies - 'The Crown'

Billy Porter - 'Pose'

Brian Cox - 'Succession'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Comedy or Musical

Christina Applegate - 'Dead to Me'

Rachel Brosnahan - 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel'

Kirsten Dunst - 'On Becoming a God in Central Florida'

Natasha Lyonne - 'Russian Doll'

Phoebe Waller-Bridge - 'Fleabag'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Comedy or Musical

Michael Douglas - 'The Kominsky Method'

Bill Hader - 'Barry'

Ben Platt - 'The Politician'

Paul Rudd - 'Living with Yourself'

Ramy Youssef - 'Ramy'

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

Meryl Streep - 'Big Little Lies'

Helena Bonham Carter - 'The Crown'

Emily Watson - 'Chernobyl'

Patricia Arquette - 'The Act'

Toni Collette - 'Unbelievable'

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

Andrew Scott - 'Fleabag'

Stellan Skarsgård - 'Chernobyl'

Alan Arkin - 'The Kominsky Method'

Kieran Culkin - 'Succession'

Henry Winkler - 'Barry'

Cecil B. deMille Award: Tom Hanks

Carol Burnett Award: Ellen DeGeneres