Colin Farrell took residence the Golden Globe for finest actor in a restricted or anthology sequence or a movement image made for tv for his function in The Penguin on Sunday evening.
After being introduced the award by Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Pleasure, Farrell first quipped that he had nobody to thank. “Nobody to thank on this once I did all of it on my own,” he joked. “Only a uncooked, pared-away efficiency.”
Farrell proceeded to precise his appreciation for everybody who helped deliver the sequence to life. “Too many individuals to thank. You all realize it takes a village, whether or not it’s on the small display or the large display,” he says. “I’m right here on the backs of the skills of so many individuals by the years. Perhaps this yet another than others due to Mike Marino, who designed the make-up, [and] his extraordinary make-up workforce.”
“All it took was three hours within the chair within the morning,” he continues. “I drank black espresso, listened to ’80s music and I turned a canvas for that workforce’s brilliance.”
Farrell concluded his acceptance speech by shouting out his castmembers, exec producer Matt Reeves (who additionally directed 2022’s The Batman), showrunner Lauren LeFranc, his fellow Golden Globe nominees and craft service on the present’s filming set.
Farrell received the Globe for his efficiency as Oswald “Oz” Cobb in The Penguin, which noticed him reprise his character from 2022’s The Batman. The sequence follows the occasions of the Robert Pattinson-led movie because the Penguin makes a play to grab the reins of the crime world in Gotham.
Different nominees within the class have been Richard Gadd (Child Reindeer), Kevin Kline (Disclaimer), Cooper Koch (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story), Ewan McGregor (A Gentleman in Moscow) and Andrew Scott (Ripley).
The 82nd annual Golden Globes, hosted by comic Nikki Glaser, have been held Sunday night on the Beverly Hilton Lodge. Discover the full listing of winners right here and all of the pink carpet seems to be right here.
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