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Golden Globes: Predictions

 Ladies and gents, my fearless Golden Globes predictions....


Best Picture, Drama:
-Winner: The Descendants
-Runner-Up: Hugo

Best Actress, Drama:
-Winner: Viola Davis -- The Help
-Runner-Up: Meryl Streep -- The Iron Lady

Best Actor, Drama:
-Winner: George Clooney -- The Descendants
-Runner-Up: Brad Pitt -- Moneyball

Best Picture, Comedy/Musical:
-Winner: The Artist
-Runner-Up: Bridesmaids

Best Actress, Comedy/Musical:
-Winner: Michelle Williams -- My Week with Marilyn
-Runner-Up: Charlize Theron -- Young Adult

Best Actor, Comedy/Musical:
-Winner: Jean Dujardin -- The Artist
-Runner-Up: Ryan Gosling -- Crazy, Stupid, Love

Best Animated Film:
-Winner: Rango
-Runner-Up: Puss in Boots

Best Foreign Film:
-Winner: A Separation
-Runner-Up: The Skin I Live In

Best Supporting Actress:
-Winner: Octavia Spencer -- The Help
-Runner-Up: Janet McTeer -- Albert Nobbs

Best Supporting Actor:
-Winner: Christopher Plummer -- Beginners
-Runner-Up: Albert Brooks -- Drive

Best Director:
-Winner: Michel Hazanavicius -- The Artist
-Runner-Up: Alexander Payne -- The Descendants

Best Screenplay:
-Winner: Michel Hazanavicius -- The Artist
-Runner-Up: Nat Faxon, Alexander Payne, Jim Rash -- The Descendants

Best Original Score:
-Winner: Ludovic Bource -- The Artist
-Runner-Up: Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross -- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Best Original Song:
-Winner: The Living Proof -- The Help
-Runner-Up: Lay Your Head Down -- Albert Nobbs

 
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