Golden Globe Awards 2016: le nomination

Ecco la lista completa delle nomination, settore cinema, relative ai 73esimi Golden Globe Awards, gli annuali riconoscimenti della Hollywood Foreign Press Association, l’associazione hollywoodiana della stampa estera. Il 10 gennaio 2016 presso il Beverly Hilton Hotel, avrà luogo la cerimonia di premiazione condotta da Ricky Gervais.
L’annuncio delle candidature è stato dato oggi, giovedì 10 dicembre, alle 14.30 (ora italiana) a Los Angeles da Angela Bassett con Chloe Moretz, America Ferrera e Dennis Quaid. A condurre le danze, con 5 nomination, troviamo Carol di Todd Haynes, a quota quattro 4 The Revenant, The Big Short e Steve Jobs, mentre Spotlight, The Martian, Room, The Danish Girl, The Hateful Eight si fermano a 3 e Mad Max: Fury Road ne consegue due.
All’interno della categoria Miglior film straniero nulla di fatto per Non essere cattivo di Claudio Caligari, anche se i nostri colori sono comunque rappresentati da Ennio Morricone (la colonna sonora di The Hateful Height), e da Youth di Paolo Sorrentino, considerando al riguardo le nomination di Jane Fonda come Miglior attrice non protagonista e della canzone Simple Song No. 3 di David Lang interpretata dal soprano Sumi Jo.

Best Motion Picture, Drama: Carol; Mad Max: Fury Road; The Revenant; Room; Spotlight. Best Motion Picture, Comedy: The Big Short; Joy; The Martian; Spy; Trainwreck. Best Director – Motion Picture: Todd Haynes (Carol); Alejandro Iñárritu (The Revenant); Tom McCarthy (Spotlight); George Miller (Mad Max); Ridley Scott (The Martian).

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama:Cate Blanchett (Carol); Brie Larson (Room); Rooney Mara (Carol); Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn); Alicia Vikander (The Danish Girl). Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy: Jennifer Lawrence (Joy); Melissa McCarthy (Spy); Amy Schumer (Trainwreck); Maggie Smith (Lady in the Van); Lily Tomlin (Grandma). Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Jane Fonda (Youth); Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight); Helen Mirren (Trumbo); Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina); Kate Winslet (Steve Jobs).

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama: Bryan Cranston (Trumbo); Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant); Michael Fassbender (Steve Jobs); Eddie Redmayne (The Danish Girl); Will Smith (Concussion). Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy: Christian Bale (The Big Short); Steve Carell (The Big Short);
Matt Damon (The Martian); Al Pacino (Danny Collins); Mark Ruffalo (Infinitely Polar Bear). Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture: Paul Dano (Love & Mercy); Idris Elba (Beasts of No Nation); Mark Rylance (Bridge of Spies); Michael Shannon (99 Homes); Sylvester Stallone (Creed).
Best Screenplay – Motion Picture: Emma Donoghue (Room); Tom McCarthy, Josh Singer (Spotlight); Charles Randolph, Adam McKay (The Big Short); Aaron Sorkin (Steve Jobs); Quentin Tarantino (The Hateful Eight). Best Animated Feature Film: Anomalisa; The Good Dinosaur; Inside Out; The Peanuts Movie; Shaun the Sheep Movie.
Best Original Score: Carter Burwell (Carol); Alexandre Desplat (The Danish Girl); Ennio Morricone (The Hateful Eight); Daniel Pemberton (Steve Jobs); Ryuichi Sakamoto Alva Noto (The Revenant). Best Original Song – Motion Picture: Love Me Like You Do (50 Shades of Grey); One Kind of Love (Love and Mercy); See You Again (Fast & Furious 7); Simple Song No. 3 (Youth); Writing’s on the Wall (Spectre). Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language: The Brand New Testament; The Club; The Fencer; Mustang; Son of Saul.