Golden Globe Awards: '12 Years A Slave' Top Movie

The 2014 Golden Globes got off to a rough start hours before the show even began. Early in the day on Sunday, the fire department was called to remove sewage that flooded part of the red carpet before the biggest names in Hollywood could come and show off their designer duds.

Things quickly turned around once hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler took the stage.  The comedians added a playful tone to the night by taking jabs at the nominated actors and the films they starred in.



Jennifer Lawrence won the first award of the night as Best Supporting Actress for American Hustle. The film later went on to win Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy. 12 Years A Slave took home the trophy for Best Motion Picture, Drama.

On the small screen, Breaking Bad ended its five-season run on a high note by nabbing awards for Best Drama Series and Bryan Cranston for Best Actor in a Drama. Freshman sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine proved to be a bit of a powerhouse by nabbing trophies for Best Comedy Series and a win for star Andy Samberg.

In addition to Tina and Amy as hosts, the evening proved that Saturday Night Live is still a great jumping off point for up and comers. Alums from the sketch comedy show turned out as both presenters and nominees including Samberg, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and Will Forte.



HIGHLIGHTS:

• Kevin Spacey revealed to Ryan Seacrest on E!'s red carpet that he sent Woody Allen a NetFlix subscription in the hopes of getting cast in one of his upcoming films.
• Elisabeth Moss tried to give the finger to E!'s mani-cam twice.
• Cate Blanchett traded jabs with Bono of U2 and told him, "Your first album was really good."
• Tina and Amy called out Julia Louis-Dreyfus for sitting in the film section despite also being nominated for TV, the camera cut to her wearing sunglasses and smoking an e-cigarette and rejecting Reese Witherspoon's request to take a selfie with her.
• Jacqueline Bisset's crazy rambling speech. Twitter users couldn't figure out if she was touched by her win or just drunk.
• The teleprompter screw-up when Jonah Hill and Margot Robbie were introducing clips from Wolf of Wall Street.
• Emma Thompson took the stage to introduce best screenplay holding her shoes in one hand and a martini in the other.
• Tina saying, "Like a super model's vagina, let's give a warm welcome to Leonardo Dicaprio!"

WINNER'S LIST

MOVIES:

• DRAMA - 12 Years a Slave
• MUSICAL OR COMEDY - American Hustle
• ACTOR IN A DRAMA - Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club)
• ACTRESS IN A DRAMA - Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
• ACTOR IN A MUSICAL OR COMEDY - Leonardo DiCaprio (The Wolf of Wall Street)
• ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL OR COMEDY - Amy Adams (American Hustle)
• SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA, MUSICAL OR COMEDY - Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
• SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA, MUSICAL OR COMEDY - Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle)
• DIRECTOR - Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity)
• SCREENPLAY - Spike Jonze (Her)
• ORIGINAL SCORE - Alex Ebert (All Is Lost)
• ORIGINAL SONG - "Ordinary Love" by U2 and Danger Mouse (Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom)
• ANIMATED FILM - Frozen
• FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM - The Great Beauty

TELEVISION:

• DRAMA SERIES - Breaking Bad
• MUSICAL OR COMEDY SERIES - Brooklyn Nine-Nine
• ACTOR, DRAMA SERIES - Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad)
• ACTRESS, DRAMA SERIES - Robin Wright (House of Cards)
• ACTOR, MUSICAL OR COMEDY SERIES - Andy Samberg (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
• ACTRESS, MUSICAL OR COMEDY SERIES - Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation)
• ACTOR, MINISERIES OR TV FILM - Michael Douglas (Behind the Candelabra)
• ACTRESS, MINISERIES OR TV FILM - Elisabeth Moss (Top of the Lake)
• SUPPORTING ACTOR - Jon Voight (Ray Donovan)
• SUPPORTING ACTRESS - Jacqueline Bisset (Dancing on the Edge)
• MINISERIES OR TV FILM - Behind the Candelabra