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Brits clean up at Golden Globes

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Brits clean up at Golden Globes

News Headlines: Entertainment

 

 

 

Published: 17-Jan-2005; 11:12

By: ITN

 

 

 

 

Britons Clive Owen, Ian McShane and Mick Jagger all picked up honours at the Golden Globe awards.

 

Owen, 40, and Natalie Portman won supporting-actor awards for the drama Closer, while McShane, 62, took the TV drama actor award for the Western series Deadwood at the awards - broadcast by NBC and presented by the Press Association.

 

Jagger took to the stage alongside his Alfie co-writer, Dave Stewart, formerly of the Eurythmics, to collect the song award.

 

"I'd like to thank Dave Stewart for getting me into this mess," he said.

 

Composer Howard Shore took the best film score award for The Aviator while Mick Jagger and Dave Stewart won the song honour for Old Habits Die Hard from Jude Law's latest movie, Alfie.

 

The Golden Globes, seen as a good indication of how the Oscars will be awarded next month, took place amongst the usual glitz and glamour of Hollywood.

 

Other British hopefuls Kate Winslet and Imelda Staunton, who had lead actress nominations for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Vera Drake, left empty handed.

 

The Aviator won best dramatic film, giving it an edge at the Oscars.

 

Jamie Foxx of the Ray Charles film biography Ray, Hilary Swank of the boxing saga Million Dollar Baby, Annette Bening of the comedy Being Julia and Leonardo DiCaprio of The Aviator also boosted their Oscar odds by winning the top acting gongs.

 

In the TV categories, Desperate Housewives won the best musical or comedy series award, while Teri Hatcher beat her show's co-stars Marcia Cross and Felicity Huffman for best actress in a TV comedy.

 

Clint Eastwood, 74, won the directing honour for Million Dollar Baby, solidifying his chances to win the same honour at the Oscars.

 

Eastwood, who previously won the directing Oscar for Unforgiven, thanked the "great Hilary Swank and the world's greatest actor, Morgan Freeman," who co-starred with him in the film.

 

Robin Williams, a five-time Globe winner received the Cecil B DeMille award for career achievement.

 

Williams dedicated his award to the late Christopher Reeve, who died last year.

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