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The 2024 Golden Globes: The ‘Oppenheimer’ Behemoth
Jan 8, 2024
Christopher Nolan, Director of 'Oppenheimer', discusses his film's success at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards. The hosts critique the TV production and discuss other successful movies like 'The Holdovers'. They also talk about the shortcomings, decline in ratings, and popular memes from the ceremony. The hosts analyze the etiquette of giving speeches in public, improvements in award show process and enhancements in production. They also touch upon an actor's hobbies, physical endurance, funny moments, film genres, and Bruce Springsteen's attendance at the Golden Globes.
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- Killing Murphy's win for Oppenheimer at the Golden Globes fuels the competition between him and Bradley Cooper, raising questions about Cooper's future direction in his pursuit of recognition.
- Justin Triay's win for Anatomy of a Fall at the Golden Globes raises the film's profile and sets the stage for its potential recognition in the upcoming Academy Awards.
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Killing Murphy wins Best Actor for Oppenheimer
Killing Murphy delivers a comfortable and endearing acceptance speech after winning Best Actor for Oppenheimer. He references the meme about Christopher Nolan having no chairs on set, and highlights the importance of actors working together. The win adds fuel to the competition between Murphy and Bradley Cooper, and raises questions about Cooper's future direction in his pursuit of recognition.
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