‘Shogun’ and ‘Hacks’ win high TV honors at Golden Globes

By Danielle Broadway

BEVERLY HILLS, California (Reuters) -“Shogun,” FX’s historic epic set in imperial Japan, claimed the celebrated greatest drama tv collection trophy at Sunday’s Golden Globes Awards ceremony and “Hacks,” recognized for its advanced feminine slapstick comedian, claimed the very best comedy win.

A story of political machinations, “Shogun,” additionally received greatest feminine and male appearing awards for first-time winners Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada.

“Thanks for everybody that has been in my life. All of you have got introduced me right here,” Sanada mentioned following his win.

“For the younger actors and creators on the planet, consider in your self and by no means surrender,” he added.

The collection received 4 awards in whole, together with the very best supporting male actor for first-time Globe winner Tadanobu Asano who performs Kashigi Yabushige, the Lord of Izu.

“Shogun” follows the character Lord Yoshii Toranag, performed by Sanada, as he discovers secrets and techniques that may assist him destroy his enemies.

“Hacks” took house two awards, together with greatest feminine actor in a comedy for Jean Sensible who performs slapstick comedian Deborah Vance within the Max collection.

“I by no means thought I might be so joyful to be known as a hack,” she mentioned throughout her acceptance speech.

Different noteworthy winners included “Child Reindeer” from Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) for greatest restricted collection or anthology.

“Individuals have been crying out for one thing that type of spoke to the type of painful inconsistencies of being human,” Richard Gadd, who performs stalker sufferer Donny Dunn, mentioned whereas accepting the award.

Jessica Gunning received greatest feminine supporting actor for her position in “Child Reindeer” as stalker Martha Scott.

Colin Farrell additionally took house the award for greatest male actor in a restricted collection or anthology for his position as villain Oswald Cobb in Max’s “The Penguin.”

In 2023, Eldridge Industries bought the Golden Globe property with Dick Clark Productions (DCP), and the Hollywood International Press Affiliation – which was criticized for an absence of range and moral lapses in its stewardship of the awards – was shut down as a consequence.

Underneath the brand new possession, the group has expanded to 300 journalists from 75 international locations world wide and 60% racial and ethnic range.