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The 80 pages that link to Golden Globes, each with the reason it gives.
Meryl StreepRelated: Streep has received numerous Golden Globe awards across film and television.
César AwardCompared with: Unlike the César, they are not France’s national film awards.
Eddie MurphyRelated: Murphy received the 2007 Golden Globe for best supporting actor for Dreamgirls.
BAFTA AwardsCompared with: Unlike BAFTA, the Globes use a press-based voting body.
Anne BancroftRelated: Bancroft won a Golden Globe for her performance in The Graduate.
Peter O'TooleRelated: O'Toole won four Golden Globes across his film and television career.
Angels in AmericaRelated: Its television honors reflect the miniseries’ broad critical recognition.
Julia Louis-DreyfusRelated: She won a Golden Globe for her performance on Seinfeld.
Zhang ZiyiRelated: Her Memoirs of a Geisha performance received a Golden Globe nomination.
Donald SutherlandRelated: Sutherland won Golden Globes for Citizen X and Path to War.
Faye DunawayRelated: Dunaway received multiple Golden Globes across her film and television career.
Glenn CloseRelated: Her Golden Globe wins include honors for Damages and The Lion in Winter.
Jessica LangeRelated: Lange's Golden Globe wins span film and television performances.
Julia RobertsRelated: Roberts has won three Golden Globes during her career.
Alec BaldwinRelated: Baldwin won three Golden Globes for his performance on 30 Rock.
David E. KelleyRelated: Ally McBeal brought Kelley and his work prominent Golden Globe recognition.
Gina LollobrigidaRelated: She received a Golden Globe World Film Favorites award in 1961.
Hugh LaurieRelated: Laurie won two Golden Globes for his performance in House.
Jon VoightRelated: Voight’s Golden Globe wins and nominations span both film and television.
Sigourney WeaverRelated: Weaver won Golden Globes for Gorillas in the Mist and Working Girl.
Winona RyderRelated: Ryder won a Golden Globe for The Age of Innocence and earned other nominations.