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(NBC, their former home, has opted to showSunday Night Footballinstead because moreviewers actually watch that.)
Which movies, shows, performers, and filmmakers will win during Sundays ceremony?
Its anybodys best guess, and by anybodys we mean ours.
NowCooperhas his own music biopic, his own transformation, and soon, I suspect, his own Globe.
Both received Picture, Director, and Screenplay love from the Globes, so it could go either way.
But watch out for a surprise here.
However, I wouldnt count out aBarbieparty for Margot Robbie or a left-field win for J. ButLudwigGoranssonsOppenheimerscore feels like the most totemic of the bunch.BUM-BAMMM.
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If any series can pull off an upset, it would beThe Last of Usor maaaaybeThe Crown?
But I dont see that happening.
Given that, Im inclined to believe thatAbbott Elementary, last years victor, wont triumph a second time.
There is a real chance thatJury Dutycould win since the Globes often champion newer series.
(SeeThe White Lotus,The Queens Gambit,Big Little Lies, orThe People vs. O.J.
Simpsonfor previous examples.)
But Im betting the shiny-object theory will hold this year and that the award will go to NetflixsBeef.
Which leaves Kieran Culkin poised to take home his first trophy for bringing Roman Are you a cunt?
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(*Daddyin this case means Golden Globe voters.)
(Wouldnt it be fun to watch Short give an acceptance speech, though?)
(What, you think theres science involved in this?)
If theres a surprise upset, this one could go to David Oyelowo.
Ali Wong, like Steven Yeun, demonstrated depths that we have not fully seen from her before.
Either seems like a very probable winner.
But at least once in the TV categories, the Globes usually does something unexpected.
Last year, that meant giving a Globe to Paul Walter Hauser for his performance inBlack Bird.
Which is why my eyes keep gravitating towardRiley KeoughinDaisy Jones and the Six.
Her performance is strong and charismatic, though not as elastic as Wongs or Weiszs.
But one has to consider context here as well.
In theory, voters should only be thinking about the caliber of these performances when they vote.
Elviss granddaughter winning an award a year after Austin Butler won one for playing her grandfather?
That would be a great awards-show moment.
(Apologies to the ensembles ofFargo,Beef,andDaisy Jones, I guess!)
But how can you not give it toMacFadyen, theman who wonSuccession?
You cant, which is why the voters will (I think) reward Tommy Wambsgans.
I mean, technically she has!
Yeah, theyre gonna want Chris to say a few words.
