What were the studios with the most wins? – Cine3.com

Disney dominated the 2023 Golden Globes ceremony held on Tuesday, January 10, with 9 wins in both film and television categories, with four of them for the cinematographic category; three of them took away The Banshees of Inisherin from Searchlight Pictures, including the win for Best Motion Picture Musical/Comedy.

The movie of Martin McDonagh was the most successful on the night of Tuesday, January 10, in addition to the Golden Globe for best musical/comedy film, it won the award for best original screenplay (McDonagh), and best actor in a musical/comedy film for Colin Farrell. Disney’s movie triumphs close with Angela Bassettwho took the Golden Globe for his supporting role in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

On the TV side, Disney took five, three of them courtesy of the ABC sitcom, Abbott Elementaryincluding best comedy series, best actress (Quinta Brunson) in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series, and Best Supporting Actor for Tyler James Williams. The other two wins come through Hulu productions: Jeremy Allen White for best actor in a comedy series for The Beary Amanda Seyfried Best Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series for The Dropout.

• Disney came into the ceremony with 17 nominations in the film categories.

Warner Bros. Discovery follows closely behind with 8 winsincluding the three that he shares from Abbott Elementarya co-production between Warner Bros. Television and Disney’s 20th TV. Austin Butler won for best leading actor in the drama category for Elvis.

• Abbott Elementary became the first ABC series to win the GG for best comedy series since Brooklyn Nine-Nine from Fox in 2014.

Four WBD awards are for HBO productions: two for The White Lotus (Best Anthology or Limited Series, and Best Supporting Actress for Jennifer Coolidge), one for House of the Dragon (Best Drama Series), and one for Euphoria (Best Leading Actress for Zendaya).

Universal Pictures walked away with 3 good high-profile wins: dos by The Fabelmans (Best Drama Film, Best Director for Steven Spielberg), and best actress in the drama category for Cate Blanchett for Warehouse de Focus Features.

A24 was left with two Golden Globes in acting categories: Michelle Yeoh Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical/Comedy for Everything Everywhere All at Oncey Ke Huy Quan for best supporting actor for the same film.

Netflix made history by becoming the first streamer to win the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature Film. for Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro. In the field of television, the streamer took home two awards: Julia Garner as best supporting actress for Ozarky Evan Peters Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series for Dahmer.

Apple TV+ and Paramount took one each; the first for best supporting actor in a limited or anthology series for Paul Walter Hauser for Black Birdand the second for Kevin Costner Best Actor in a Drama TV Series for Yellowstone.