Al Robinson Predicts the Golden Globes

It’s almost time to hand out some more best of the year film awards. This time it’s from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the Golden Globe Awards. They’re not a perfect precursor to the Oscar nominations or winners, but they’ll at least help us to know more about what those who vote are thinking. Given that the Oscar voters have their ballots to fill out this next week, they’ll be watching the Golden Globes and figuring out which films to watch at home before they send them off. Here are my predictions, and I made a few surprise picks that may or may not come true. We’ll see…

2017 Golden Globe Awards Predicted Winners
Best Picture, Drama – Moonlight
Best Picture, Musical or Comedy – La La Land
Best Director – Barry Jenkins / Moonlight
Best Lead Actor, Drama – Casey Affleck / Manchester by the Sea
Best Lead Actor, Musical or Comedy – Hugh Grant / Florence Foster Jenkins
Best Lead Actress, Drama – Isabelle Huppert / Elle
Best Lead Actress, Musical or Comedy – Meryl Streep / Florence Foster Jenkins
Best Supporting Actor – Mahershala Ali / Moonlight
Best Supporting Actress – Viola Davis / Fences
Best Screenplay – Nocturnal Animals
Best Picture, Foreign Language – Toni Erdmann
Best Animated Motion Picture – Zootopia
Best Original Score – La La Land
Best Original Song – Motion Picture – Moana / “How Far I’ll Go”

Best Television Series, Drama – The Crown
Best Television Series, Musical or Comedy – Atlanta
Best Television Limited Series – American Crime Story (The People vs OJ Simpson)

Give us your predictions below.

Author: Al Robinson

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  1. Here are my risky-as-ever predictions:
    Motion Picture Drama – Manchester by the Sea
    Motion Picture Musical or Comedy – La La Land
    Actor Drama – Casey Affleck – Manchester by the Sea
    Actress Drama – Natalie Portman – Jackie
    Actor Musical or Comedy – Ryan Gosling – La La Land
    Actress Musical or Comedy – Emma Stone – La La Land
    Supporting Actor – Mahershala Ali – Moonlight
    Supporting Actress – Naomie Harris – Moonlight as Paula
    Director – Barry Jenkins – Moonlight
    Screenplay – Taylor Sheridan – Hell or High Water
    Original Score – Jóhann Jóhannsson – Arrival
    Original Song – “City of Stars” – La La Land
    Animated Feature – Kubo and the Two Strings
    Foreign Language Film – The Salesman (Iran/France)

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