The Golden Globes had a mix of laughter and controversy this year. While some stars, like Glen Powell and Nicole Kidman, had fun, others, like Harrison Ford and Cate Blanchett, weren't as amused. The new voting system, including international voters, led to a diverse set of winners, with France’s “Emilia Pérez” taking four awards. Demi Moore's passionate speech about undervaluing oneself could give her an edge in the Oscar race. Her role in “The Substance” is resonating with actors.

Moore's emotional speech could also boost her chances at the SAG and BAFTA awards. Actors can relate to her feelings of belonging, much like Sally Field's famous Oscar speech. The Best Actress race is getting more competitive, with potential slots for Moore and Brazilian actress Fernanda Torres, thanks to their powerful narratives.

Spanish film “Emilia Pérez” could land a Best International Feature Film slot and Torres might snatch a Best Actress spot from Nicole Kidman or Marianne Jean-Baptiste. The increasingly international Oscars could make this possible. The race for Best Actor in a Drama was close, with Adrien Brody winning for his role in “The Brutalist. ”

Jacques Audiard's “Emilia Pérez” is a strong contender for multiple Oscar nominations. Zoe Saldaña's gratitude for her role in the film reflects this. The Globes weekend was filled with parties, from Cipriani to Spago, with stars celebrating their wins.

Winning Big at Golden Globes: A Boost for Oscar Hopefuls

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