From Will Smith, Nicole Kidman and Mj Rodriguez making history to Benedict Cumberbatch film 'The Power of the Dog' winning big, take a look at the major wins at low-key Golden Globes 2022.
New Zealand director Jane Campion just won a Golden Globe for helming `The Power of the Dog`. In this category, Kenneth Branagh (Belfast), Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Lost Daughter), Steven Spielberg (West Side Story), and Denis Villeneuve (Dune) were nominated alongside Campion.
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Nicole Kidman won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a motion picture (drama), for her indelible performance in the biographical drama 'Being the Ricardos'. Kidman plays Lucille Ball in the biopic, which depicts the often complicated relationship between real-life Hollywood power couple Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, played by Javier Bardem, as they filmed their hit 1950s sitcom, I Love Lucy.
This is Kidman's 6th Golden Globe win.
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Michaela Jae Rodriguez has just made a Golden Globe history. On Monday, the 'Pose' star became the first transgender actress to win the 79th Golden Globes award for the Best Television Actress in a Drama category. She earned the trophy for her role of "house mother" Bianca Rodriguez, in the show 'Pose'.
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Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi's 'Drive My Car', which has been receiving international accolades and is in the Oscars race too, has just won the Golden Globe for best non-English language film. The last time a Japanese film won a Golden Globe was in 1960 when Kon Ichikawa's 'Odd Obsession' took the award in the same category.
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American writer Jason Sudeikis has just won the Golden Globe for 'Best Television Actor - Musical/Comedy Series' for Apple's hit show 'Ted Lasso'.
Last year, Sudeikis had also won an Emmy for his role in 'Ted Lasso' and the show had dominated the award ceremony, winning Best Comedy Series as well.
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