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"The 61st Golden Globe Awards, the winner of the best soundtrack is... 'The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: The Return of the King'."

"The award for Best Screenplay at the 61st Golden Globe Awards will go to...'Lost in Translation'!"

"The 61st Annual Best Foreign Language Film - I mean - Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film, won by... 'Osama the Girl' from Afghanistan!"

"Best Original Song...'Return of the King'."

"Best Actor in a Musical Comedy...'Lost in Translation.'"

"Best Director...'Return of the King,' Peter Jackson."

"Best Picture in a Musical Comedy... 'Lost in Translation.'"

"Best Picture Drama...'Return of the King'!"

The Golden Globe Award Ceremony slowly came to an end amidst the sound of singing and dancing. Peter Jackson and Fran-Walsh (Fran-Walsh), Sophia Loren and Ryan Kavanaugh, two groups of four people, as the producers of the best picture, stood side by side, standing at the huge door of the Hilton Hotel banquet hall. In front of the background wall, he accepted the bombardment of media flashlights with a smile on his face, drawing a successful conclusion for another year's event.

Compared with the Oscars, the Golden Globe Awards is a carnival for the whole people. Everyone has a prize to win and everyone has fun. Whether it is the winner or the loser, they can enjoy a night of relaxation tonight. Without the authority and professionalism of the Oscars, and naturally without the expectations and seriousness of the Oscars, the Golden Globe Awards is completely a big party where you can laugh, enjoy, and have fun. When the party is over, the guests and hosts enjoy themselves.

Even so, there are still winners and losers in the Golden Globes.

In the nomination stage, "Cold Mountain" won eight nominations, and the spectacular "Cold Mountain" fell out of favor, and in the end it was only Renee-Zellweger who won a Best Supporting Actress award, avoiding empty hands The embarrassment of returning home, but this still cannot conceal the lonely figure of "Leng Shan".

However, compared to the loneliness of "Cold Mountain", people's eyes are still locked on the winner. The "Lord of the Rings Trilogy: The Return of the King" received four trophies for four nominations, with a 100% winning rate, pushing the magnificence and magnificence of its epic masterpiece to a new height, and carrying a mighty momentum towards it. With the Oscars held in March, it has undoubtedly become the most watched work of this year.

In a sample survey conducted after the Golden Globe Awards, the "San Francisco Chronicle" interviewed 232 viewers. As a result, 90% of the viewers said that they were very curious about the performance of "The Return of the King" at the Oscars. They are also very much looking forward to the fact that "The Return of the King" can replicate the miracle of "Titanic".

It seems that there are still six weeks before the Oscars, and the battle for best picture has entered a fierce stage.

Unexpectedly, but within reason, "Lost in Translation" carried a mighty momentum and dominated the musical comedy department. Newcomer Scarlett-Johansson loses out to the posh Diane-Keaton, and Sofia Coppola loses out to the commanding heights in the Best Director race Peter Jackson; but "Lost in Translation" still had a strong harvest of three trophies, not only the best actor in the musical comedy category and the best picture in the bag, but also in the best screenwriting department where the bayonet became popular, and laughed at last.

Undoubtedly, "Lost in Translation" is the biggest winner after the Golden Globe Awards - even surpassed "The Return of the King" in terms of momentum. As a new director, Sofia won unanimous praise from the entire critics. When the praise of "The Return of the King" has reached its peak and the award cannot become news, "Lost in Translation" turned out to be the most shining new star of the entire awards season with the posture of a small literary film, and even Someone called Sofia and "Lost in Translation" this year's "Woody Allen".

Amidst the glitz and brilliance of "Lost in Translation," few people noticed the news that "City of God" crashed for best foreign-language film, losing to Afghani film "Girl of Osama." ".

In fact, the victory of "Girl Osama" can be called an upset. The real favorites are "Return" from Russia and "Barbaric Invasion" from Canada. Even "Goodbye Lenin" won more awards. for widespread attention and recognition. But everyone guessed the wrong answer, and "Girl Osama" won the best foreign language film award with the most intense competition as a dark horse.

Although the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film is basically not a weathervane, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's selection has deviated from the academy's results too many times, people are still quite surprised by such a result. Due to the special selection method of the best foreign language film at the Oscars, people cannot predict whether the unexpected results of the Golden Globe Awards will have an impact, and how much impact it will have. Everything seems to be covered in a fog.

Since Best Foreign Language Film has never been a major event at the Golden Globes, when the ceremony came to an end, the eyes were on "The Return of the King," "Lost in Translation," and "Cold Mountain." No one—none at all—focused on "The Maiden of Osama," or, more accurately, no one noticed the failure of "City of God."

However, someone is an accident.

As one of the co-producers of "Lost in Translation", Tucker Toure did not appear on the stage to receive the award due to quota restrictions, but no one can deny his credit. In the red carpet interview session of the Golden Globes celebration banquet, Tucker was so excited that he couldn't help himself, and said to the reporter, "I'm really happy, really, because I proved myself... proved that relying on myself With my ability, I can also make an excellent movie..." Tucker was so excited that he choked up when he spoke, his eyes were slightly red, but the smile on the corner of his mouth bloomed unscrupulously. Without reservation, "I can honestly say that I am an excellent filmmaker..."

The reporters standing in front of Tucker were puzzled—the real producers of "Lost in Translation" are Sophia, Ryan, and Ross-Katz of Focus Pictures, and Tucker can only be regarded as an executive director. A member of the production team, he deserves far less credit than that. So, where did Tucker's elation come from, and what happened to Tucker's tears of joy?

"Damn! Fuck you! You are the loser! You are his/mother's loser! The loser!" Tucker seemed to lose control of his emotions, pointing at the reporter's camera lens and shouting Roared loudly. In the end, Jason, who was still standing next to him, couldn't stand it anymore, dragged Tucker away from the reporter group, and disappeared at the entrance of the celebration banquet.

The reporters standing there looked at each other in blank dismay, what...what's going on?

Tucker shook off Jason's hands vigorously, "Let me go, let me go! I'm not a prisoner, why did you treat me like this! I also have the right to express my opinion in front of the media!" Tucker yelled, The people around who have always maintained elegance cast their gazes over one after another, and the disgusted and playful eyes clearly said-drunk before the party started? No, it should be smoking/drugs.

Ryan, who entered the celebration banquet one step ahead of Tucker and Jason, walked over quickly, gritted his teeth and said, "Taker Toure! You are crazy!" They still have important tasks at the celebration banquet today. With the huge success of "Lost in Translation", the diorama film industry will become hot, and he must actively expand his network. Now, Warner Bros. is no longer their only choice, and the whole world suddenly sees it. So, tonight is very important for them.

In normal times, Tucker still has a lot of scruples about Ryan, but today Tucker is gradually losing control, suppressed for too long, and all of them broke out today, "What's wrong? Am I even celebrated? Banned?" A rhetorical question made Ryan pause, "You coward! Don't you even dare to celebrate? We defeated Lance..." Before he could finish his sentence, Ryan took a stride He walked forward, covered Tucker's mouth, and pushed Tucker towards the hidden corner of the garden.

At this time, the celebration banquet had just begun. Everyone was in the banquet hall, and the garden was silent.

Tucker shook off Ryan's hand fiercely, his cheeks were flushed with excitement, and he stared at Ryan with bright eyes, "I'm telling the truth! You are afraid of Lance, and George is also afraid of Lance , we're all scared of Lance. But for God's sake, Lance is just a complete loser, he lost his company, his productions are a complete failure, and now he's even turning new ones into It’s a disaster, why should we be afraid of him? Is it because he once took a fancy to 'Harry Potter' and 'Pirates of the Caribbean'?" Ryan's face immediately became very ugly, but Tucker completely gave up today "But the grass/his/mother/Lancelot, those movies are just his fancy, and he didn't make them, let alone shoot them, the success of those movies has nothing to do with him! He is a Nobody, he's a bloody loser, he's a total sissy!"

Ryan's expression softened a little, because he had no way to deny the facts Tucker said, and he didn't intend to deny it.

Tucker's eyes brightened again, anticipation, excitement and happiness bloomed like fireworks in his eyes, "Look at us, look at where we are now? We are the winners! Look, 'Lost in Translation' won big, Even when it comes to the Oscars, we're definitely a hit! Also, there's 'Troy', now that filming is wrapping up, believe me, it's going to be as epic as 'Titanic' and more Don't say 'The Return of the King', 'Troy' is fully capable of breaking countless historical records! Look at where we are now, we are standing at the Golden Globes celebration banquet, everyone is watching us, everyone is watching Waiting to socialize and cooperate with us, we are winners! We are the real winners!"