Amazon has received 10 Golden Globe nominations this year for their original movies and TV shows. While that’s nowhere near Netflix’s record-breaking 42 nominations, it’s enough to make Amazon the second highest distribution studio when it comes to the most nominations. Amazon received 6 movie nominations, thanks to One Night in Miami and Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, which each received 3 nominations, and Sound of Metal, which received 1 nomination. Amazon’s 3 nominations for TV shows were given to Small Axe, which received 2 nominations, and Hunters, which received 1 nomination.
Amazon has set up a page, here, listing movies and TV shows available through Prime Video that have won awards in the past or have been nominated. The full list of Amazon’s nominations for this year’s 78th Golden Globe Awards, which will take place on February 28, 2021, is as follows:
- Movie – Best Supporting Actor: Leslie Odom, Jr. in One Night in Miami
- Movie – Best Director: Regina King for One Night in Miami
- Best Original Song in a Motion Picture: “Speak Now” (Sam Ashworth & Leslie Odom, Jr.) in One Night in Miami
- Movie – Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
- Movie – Best Actor – Musical or Comedy: Sacha Baron Cohen in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
- Movie – Best Actoress – Musical or Comedy: Maria Bakalova in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
- Movie – Best Actor – Drama: Riz Ahmed in Sound of Metal
- Series – Best Miniseries or Television Film: Small Axe
- Series – Best Supporting Actor: John Boyega in Small Axe
- Series – Best Actor – Drama: Al Pacino in Hunters
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I miss the days when they would take a risk on an unknown property or bankroll a genius director/writer and letting them go wild with a modest budget.
This woke stuff or spending a billion on a Lord Of The Rings series that dumps all over the source material is terrible.
It’s less trying to appeal to subscribers and more trying to indoctrinate them.
then dont subscribe to amazon — deal with it
Small Axe is great, it’s a co-production with the BBC, so we’ve had it on Broadcast and iPlayer over here. Pure brilliance. LOVE IT!