By Neco Verbis —
Ennio Morricone He won his third Golden Globe. The Italian musician, composer of hundreds of movie soundtracks, including Sergio Leone and Giuseppe Tornatore, won the foreign press award January 10, 2016 in Hollywood for the soundtrack of The Hateful Eight by Quentin Tarantino. Prizes are awarded every year in movies and tv series from 90 foreign journalists registered for the HFPA (The Hollywood Foreign Press Association).
The award was received by the Italian master from Tarantino , Director of Pulp Fiction grew up with the movies of Lion and the spaghetti-western, who eventually thanked in Italian Malone and his wife.
“Morricone – stressed Tarantino-has never won an award for one of the films he has done; He won in Italy, but never here in America and I want to thank him: a 87 years has created a fantastic soundtrack and finally won a prestigious award. As far as I am concerned Morricone is my favorite composer and when I speak of composer does not mean that ghetto that is music for the cinema, but I'm talking about Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert”.
Extraordinarily modern and scratchy music of Morricone, but is always for your feature to offer himself to the show and images with your own, unique expression of the personality of the author.
Three major awards went to drama Revenant – Redivivus film by Leonardo Di Caprio, Director and protagonist.
Award-winning comedy section The Martian. Awards to Jennifer Lawrence, Brie Larson and Kate Winslet. The first Golden Globe of his long career in Sylvester Stallone, back once again in the role of Rocky.
The winners of the 73rd Edition
Best film-drama: “Revenant – Redivivus”
Best film-musical or comedy: “Survivor – The Martian”
Best Director: “Alejandro González Iñárritu” for “Revenant – Redivivus”
Best actress-drama: Brie Larson for “Room”
Best actor-drama: Leonardo DiCaprio “Revenant – Redivivus”
Best performance by an actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical: Jennifer Lawrence for “Joy”
Best actor-musical or comedy: Matt Damon for “Survivor – The Martian”
Best animated film: “Inside Out” directed by Pete Docter
Best foreign film: “The son of Saul” (Salu fia) to László Nemes (Hungary)
Best Supporting Actress: Kate Winslet for “Steve Jobs”
Best supporting actor: Sylvester Stallone “Creed”
Best screenplay: Aaron Sorkin for “Steve Jobs”
Best original score: Ennio Morricone for “The Hateful Eight”
Best original song: Writing's on the Wall (Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes) for Spectre.
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