The Golden Globe Awards are obsessed annually by the Hollywood Non-native Press Business (HFPA). The HFPA is based in Los Angeles, California. The disposal is untrue up of journalists who transcribe approximately American movie and television in the Non-native press. Everyone year, the membership of the HFPA votes for the Golden Nature Awards. The awards are accustomed for a-number 1 achievement in movement pictures and television.
HFPA Mission
The Hollywood Non-native Press Collection (HFPA) claims its aim is "to set up favourable relations and cultural ties between the USA and Non-native countries." As reporters in the international media, the members of HFPA put in writing stories approximately American culture as depicted in progress pictures and television. The Golden Globes ceremony helps bring carefulness to that undertaking.
First Golden Globes
DeMille AwardThe annual Cecil B. DeMille Award was created in 1952. Jennifer Jones won best actress honors for "The Song of Bernadette," which also won for best film. Paul Lukas won the best actor trophy for "Watch on the Rhine." The ceremony has been held annually ever since 1944.
Motion Pictures
In 2011, The Golden Globes gave awards in 14 motion picture categories, recognizing best film (comedy or musical), best film (drama) best actor and actress (comedy or musical), best actor and actress (drama), best foreign film, best animated feature, best director, best supporting actor and actress, best screenplay, best score, and best song.
Television
The HFPA started recognizing television work in the 1955 ceremony. In 2011, Golden Globes were given to the best drama series, best comedy or musical series, best mini-series and best movie made for television. Acting awards were given to actors and actresses in lead and supporting roles in the categories of drama series, comedy or musical series, mini-series and made for television movie.
Cecil B.In 1943, a inconsiderable bundle of Non-native correspondents formed the HFPA in the midst of Universe Strife II. At the extent, the American movie Production did not fully clutch Non-native distribution of their movies. The HFPA slowly grew, shedding glossy on the actuality that American movies were viewed encircling the world as a window on American culture. The HFPA held its first award ceremony in 1944.
The De Mille award is given to a member of the Hollywood film community to recognize "outstanding contribution to the entertainment field." The award's first recipient was DeMille himself. In 2011, the award went to actor Robert De Niro.
