The musical sensation ‘K-Pop Demon Hunters’ (‘The K-pop Warriors’) has achieved three nominations at the Golden Globes that have left out the acclaimed fifth and final season of ‘Stranger Things’
The K-pop phenomenon expanded its legend and will compete in the categories of best animated film, cinematographic and box office achievement and original song, for ‘Golden’.
It is the first Korean-American song to receive recognition from the Golden Globes, considered the prelude to the Oscars, in the original song category.
It will thus compete with ‘Dream as One’, the song performed by the American star Miley Cyrus for the third installment of ‘Avatar; as well as ‘I Lied to You’, from ‘Sinners’; ‘No Place Like Home’ and ‘The Girl in the Bubble’, from the musical ‘Wicked: For Good’, as well as ‘Train Dreams’, title of the film of the same name.
Since its premiere on June 20, the project directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans has not stopped gaining followers on Netflix – although it has also been released in theaters in the United States and Asia -, breaking records and consolidating K-pop as a global cultural phenomenon that goes far beyond music.
The film about a K-pop girl group that chases mythical demons became the most viewed film on the online content platform last August with 236 million views, according to Netflix data.
The song ‘Golden’ surpassed 100 million weekly streams worldwide for the first time, according to Billboard.
One of the curiosities of some nominations for the Golden Globes in which it was striking that the long-awaited final season of ‘Stranger Things’ did not receive any nominations in the series categories. The Duffer brothers’ project submitted the first four episodes for scrutiny for these awards since the entire season has not yet been broadcast, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Golden Globes leave other surprises such as Jacob Elordi’s double nomination for best supporting actor for ‘Frankenstein’, by Mexican Guillermo del Toro; as well as best male performer in a miniseries for ‘The Narrow Road to the Deep North’.
Matthew Rhys will fight for this same award for ‘The Beast in Me’, partner of Keri Russel, also nominated for best actress for the acclaimed series ‘The Diplomat’.
Among the specialized press, it is surprising that box office hits such as ‘Wicked: For Good’, the musical by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, or ‘Jay Kelly’, starring George Clooney, are not among the best film candidates.
Also left out of the 83rd edition of these awards, whose awards will be announced on January 11 in Los Angeles, was the American actress Sydney Sweeney.
Complete list of Golden Globes nominees
‘One Battle After Another’, by Paul Thomas Anderson, leads the Golden Globe nominations in the film category, with nine nominations, while on television ‘The White Lotus’ is the dominant one, with six.
These are the nominees in the main film categories for the 83rd Golden Globes, which will be held on January 11 in Los Angeles:
FILM CATEGORIES
– Best drama film:
‘Frankenstein’.
‘Hamnet’.
‘A simple accident’.
‘The secret agent’.
‘Valor sentimental’.
‘The sinners’.
– Best Comedy or Musical Film:
‘Blue moon’.
‘Bugonia’.
‘Marty Supreme’.
‘No other choice’.
‘New wave’.
‘One battle after another’.
– Best foreign language film:
‘A simple accident’ – France
‘No other choice’ – South Korea
‘The secret agent’ – Brazil.
‘Sentimental value’ – Norway
‘Sirat’ – Spain
‘The Voice of Hindi’ – Tunisia
– Best actress in a drama film:
Jessie Buckley (‘Hamnet’).
Jennifer Lawrence (‘Die my love’).
Renate Reinsve (‘Valor sentimental’).
Julia Roberts (‘Witch Hunt’).
Tessa Thompson (‘Hedda’).
Eva Victor (‘Sorry, baby’).
– Best actor in a drama film:
Joel Edgerton (‘Train Dreams’).
Oscar Isaac (‘Frankenstein’).
Dwayne Jonhnson (‘The Smashing Machine’).
Michael B. Jordan (‘The Sinners’).
Wagne Moura (‘The Secret Agent’).
Jeremy Allen White (‘Springteen; Deliver Me From Nowhere’).
– Best actress in a comedy or musical film:
Rose Byrne (‘If I Could, I’d Kick You’).
Cyntia Erivo (‘Wicked: For Good’).
Kate Hudson (‘Song Sung Blue’).
Chase Infiniti (‘One Battle After Another’).
Amanda Seyfried (‘The Will of Ann Lee’).
Emma Stone (‘Bugonia’).
– Best actor in a comedy or musical film:
Timothée Chalamet (“Marty Supreme”).
George Clooney (‘Jay Kelly’).
Leonardo Dicapriio (‘One battle after another’).
Ethan Hawke (‘Blue Moon’).
Lee By Your Byung (‘No Even Choice’).
Jesee Plemons (‘Bugonia’).
– Best director:
Paul Thomas Anderson (‘One Battle After Another’).
Ryan Coogler (‘The Sinners’).
Guillermo del Toro (‘Frankenstein’).
Jafar Panahi (‘A simple accident).
Joachim Trier (‘Valor sentimental’).
Chloe Zhao (“Hamnet”).
– Best script:
Paul Thomas Anderson (‘One Battle After Another’).
Ronald Bronstein y Josh Safdie (‘Marty Supreme’).
Ryan Coogler (‘The Sinners’).
Jafar Panahi (‘A Simple Accident’).
Eskil Vogt y Joachim Trier (‘Valor sentimental’).
The Maggie Maggie made O’Farrell (‘Hamnet’).
– Best Original Soundtrack:
Alexandre Desplat (‘Frankenstein’).
Ludwing Göranson (‘The Sin’).
Jonny Greenwood (‘One battle after another’).
Kainging Ray (‘Sirat’).
Max Richter (‘Hamnet’).
Hans Zimmer (‘F1’).
– Best original song:
‘Dream as One’ / Authors: Miley Cyrus, Andrew Wyatt, Mark Ronson, Simon Franglen. (‘Avatar: Fire and Ashes’).
‘Golden’ / Música: Joong Gyu Kwak, Yu Han Lee, Hee Dong Nam, Jeong Hoon Seo, Park Hong Jun. Letra: Kim Eun-jae, Mark Sonnenblick. (‘Kpop Demond Hunters’).
‘I lied to you’ / Música y letra: Raphael Saadiq, Ludwig Göransson. (‘Los pecadores’).
‘No Place Like Home’ / Música y letra: Stephen Schwartz. (‘Wicked: For Good’).
‘The Girl In The Bubble’ / Música y letra: Stephen Schwartz. (‘Wicked: For Good’).
‘Train Dreams’ / Música: Nick Cave, Bryce Dessner. Letrara: Nick Cave. (‘Train Dreams’).
– Best animated film:
‘Arco’.
‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle’.
‘Elio’.
‘Kpop Demond Hunters’.
‘Little Ameélie or The Character of Rain’.
‘Zootropolis 2’.
– Cinematic and box office achievement:
‘Avatar: Fire and Ashes’.
‘F1’.
‘Kpop Demond Hunters’.
‘Mission Impossible – Sentencia final’.
‘The sinners’.
‘Weapons’.
‘Wicked: For Good’.
‘Zootopia 2’.
TELEVISION CATEGORIES
– Best drama series:
‘The diplomat’.
‘The Pitt’.
‘To many’.
‘Separation’.
‘Slow Horses’.
‘The White Lotus’.
– Best comedy or musical series:
‘Colegio Abbott’.
‘The Bear’.
‘Hacks’.
‘Nobody wants this.’
‘Only murders in the building.’
‘The Studio’.
– Best miniseries:
‘Adolescence’.
‘All Her Fault’.
‘The beast in me’.
‘Black Mirror’.
‘Dying for Sex’.
‘The Girlfriend’.
– Best actor in a drama series:
Diego Luna, for ‘Andor’.
Sterling K. Brown, por ‘Paradise’.
Gary Oldman, por ‘Slow Horses’.
Mark Ruffalo, for ‘Task’.
Adam Scott, for ‘Separation’.
Noah Wyle, por ‘The Pitt’.
– Best Actress in a Drama Series:
Kathy Bates, for ‘Matlock’.
Britt Lower, for ‘Separation’.
Helen Mirren, for ‘Gangster Land’.
Bella Ramsey, por ‘The Last Of Us’.
Keri Russell, for ‘The Diplomat’
Rhea Seehorn, por ‘Pluribus’.
– Best actor in a comedy or musical series:
Adam Brody, for ‘Nobody Wants This’.
Steve Martin, for ‘Only Murders in the Building’.
Glen Powell, por ‘Chad Powers’.
Seth Rogen, por ‘The Studio’.
Martin Short, for ‘Only Murders in the Building’.
Jeremy Allen White, por ‘The Bear’.
– Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical Series:
Kristen Bell, for ‘Nobody Wants This’.
Ayo Edebiri, por ‘The Bear’.
Selena Gomez, for ‘Only Murders in the Building’.
Natasha Lyonne, by ‘Poker Face’.
Jenna Ortega, for ‘Wednesday’.
Jean Smart, por ‘Hacks’.
– Best actor in a miniseries:
Jacob Elordi, for ‘The Narrow Road’.
Paul GIamatti, por ‘Black Mirror’.
Stephen Graham, for ‘Adolescence’.
Charlie Hunnam, por ‘Monster, The Ed Gein Story’.
Jude Law, por ‘Black Rabbit’.
Matthew Rhys, for ‘The Beast in Me’.
– Best actress in a miniseries:
Claire Danes, for ‘The Beast in Me’.
Rashida Jones, for ‘Black Mirror’.
Amanda Seyfried, for ‘The Long River of Souls’.
Sarah Snook, por ‘All Her Fault’.
Michelle Williams, por ‘Dying for Sex’.
Robin Wright, por ‘The Girlfriend’.
– Best supporting actor in a series:
Owen Cooper, for ‘Adolescence’.
Billy Crudup, por ‘The Morning Show’.
Walton Goggins, por ‘The White Lotus’.
Jason Isaacs, por ‘The White Lotus’.
Tramell Tillman, for ‘Separation’.
Ashley Walters, for ‘Adolescence’.
– Best supporting actress in a series:
Carrie Coon, por ‘The White Lotus’.
Erin Doherty, for ‘Adolescence’.
Hannah Einbinder, by ‘Hacks’.
Catherine O’Hara, for ‘The Studio’.
Parker Posey, por ‘The White Lotus’.
Aimee Lou Wood, por ‘The White Lotus’.
With information from EFE.
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