The awards season kicks off with Golden Globe nominations
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) unveils tomorrow the nominations for the 76th Golden Globes, the event that recognizes the best of the year in film and television and serves as the starting signal for the awards season in Hollywood
The announcement will be made at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Los Angeles (California), from 05.15 in the morning, local time (13.15 GMT).
Danai Gurira, Leslie Mann and Christian Slater will be responsible for unveiling the names of the nominees.
In the film field, "A Star is Born", the debut behind the scenes of Bradley Cooper, part as one of the great favorites in categories such as best drama movie (Warner Bros. decided to include it in this field instead of better comedy or musical), best actor (Cooper), best actress (Lady Gaga) or best director.
In addition to having been a critical success, the film has in its favor the recognition of the public, which has been translated so far into a collection of more than 350 million dollars (307 million euros) worldwide.
Other titles that may accompany the Cooper film as nominees for best drama film are "Infiltrated in the KKKlan" by Spike Lee; "First Man (The first man)", of Damien Chazelle; "Black Panther" by Ryan Coogler, or "The Blues of Beale Street" by Barry Jenkins.
In nominations for the best drama performances, experts say they will not miss names like Ethan Hawke ("The Reverend (First Reformed)"), Rami Malek ("Bohemian Rhapsody") or Ryan Gosling ("First Man ( The first man) ") in the male field, as well as Glenn Close (" The Good Wife "), Viola Davis (" Widows ") or Melissa McCarthy (" Can You Ever Forgive Me? ") In the female.
In addition, the section of best director could open the doors to Mexican Alfonso Cuarón for "Rome", which surely will be among the candidates for best foreign film.
As best comedy or musical, the great candidates are "The favorite", "The return of Mary Poppins", "Green Book", "The vice of power" and "Crazy Rich Asians", among others.
Viggo Mortensen ("Green Book"), Christian Bale ("The vice of power") and Lin-Manuel Miranda ("The Return of Mary Poppins") seem fixed among the candidates for best comedy or musical actor, like Olivia Colman ("The Favorite"), Emily Blunt ("The Return of Mary Poppins") and Constance Wu ("Crazy Rich Asians") for best actress.
Also, the names that sound with more options as best supporting actor are Mahershala Ali ("Green Book"), Sam Elliott ("A Star is Born") and Timothee Chalamet ("Beautiful Boy"). In the female category, the favorites are Regina King ("The blues of Beale Street"), Emma Stone ("The favorite") and Amy Adams ("The vice of power").
In the television section, the dramas "Killing Eve" and "The Tale of the Maid" start as the top favorites, followed by "Homecoming", "The Americans" and "This is Us".
Matthew Rhys ("The Americans") and Kevin Costner ("Yellowstone") appear in all the forecasts to lead the best drama actor category, just like Julia Roberts ("Homecoming") and Robin Wright ("House of Cards") as best actress.
The comedies "The wonderful Mrs. Maisel" and "Barry" will surely make room between the candidates and get Rachel Brosnahan and Bill Hader are nominated as best actress and best actor, respectively.
In the field dedicated to the best miniseries or film for television, "The murder of Gianni Versace" and "Open wounds" start as great favorites.
The Spanish Penelope Cruz and the Venezuelan Édgar Ramírez could get nominations as best actress and best supporting actor for "The murder of Gianni Versace."
