Golden Globes Film Predictions 2019

Golden Globes Predictions 2019 

By: Livi Edmonson

    Hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg roll out the red carpet for the Golden Globe Awards 2019. Picture courtesy of Wired.com.




The 2019 awards season is finally here and what better way is there to start off the season than with the 76thannual Golden Globes? I am here to predict what and who will win, could win, and most importantly, deserves to win in each of the Golden Globes Film categories. This is already the most unpredictable season yet, with so many fantastic films of 2018 to be counted for. Tune in this Sunday, January 6thto see who will take home the gold.

“Best Picture- Drama”
The nominees are: “A Star is Born”
 “Bohemian Rhapsody”
“If Beale Street Could Talk”
 “BlacKkKlansman”
 “Black Panther”

 Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga in "A Star is Born". Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment.

What will win:“A Star is Born” 
What could win:“BlacKkKlansman”
 What deserves to win:“BlacKkKlansman”.

*Should have been a nominee: "Beautiful Boy"


“Best Film Actress- Drama”
The nominees are: Lady Gaga “A Star is Born”
 Glenn Close “The Wife”
Nicole Kidman “Destroyer”
Melissa McCarthy “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
 Rosamund Pike “A Private War”

 Lady Gaga in "A Star is Born" courtesy of Warner Bros Entertainment.

Who will win: Lady Gaga 
Who could win: Glenn Close
 Who deserves to win: Lady Gaga

*Should have been a nominee: Saoirse Ronan "Mary Queen of Scots"

“Best Film Actor- Drama”
The nominees are: Rami Malek “Bohemian Rhapsody”
Bradley Cooper “A Star is Born”
 Lucas Hedges “Boy Erased”
 Willem Dafoe “At Eternity’s Gate”
John David Washington “BlacKkKlansman”

Rami Malek as Freddy Mercury in "Bohemian Rhapsody". Image courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment. 

Who will win: Rami Malek 
Who could win: Bradley Cooper 
Who deserves to win: Rami Malek

*Should have been a nominee: Steve Carell "Beautiful Boy"

“Best Film- Comedy/Musical”
The nominees are: “Green Book”
 “The Favourite”
“Vice”
“Mary Poppins Returns”
 “Crazy Rich Asians”

 "Green Book" image courtesy of Universal Pictures.


 What will win: “Green Book” 
What could win: “The Favourite”
 What deserves to win:“Green Book”

“Best Film Comedy/Musical Actress”
The nominees are: Olivia Colman “The Favourite”
 Emily Blunt “Mary Poppins Returns”
Elsie Fisher “Eighth Grade”
 Charlize Theron “Tully”
 Constance Wu “Crazy Rich Asians”

Olivia Colman in "The Favourite".  Image courtesy of Indiewire.com.

 Who will win: Olivia Colman 
Who could win: Emily Blunt
 Who deserves to win: Elsie Fisher

“Best Film Comedy/Musical Actor”
The nominees are: Viggo Mortensen “Green Book”
 Christian Bale “Vice”
 Robert Redford “The Old Man and the Gun”
 Lin-Manuel Miranda “Mary Poppins Returns”
 John C. Reilly “Stan and Ollie”

Viggo Mortensen in "Green Book".  Image courtesy of Universal Pictures.

Who will win: Viggo Mortensen 
Who could win: Christian Bale 
Who deserves to win: Viggo Mortensen


 “Best Film Supporting Actress”
The nominees are: Regina King “If Beale Street Could Talk”
 Amy Adams “Vice”
 Rachel Weisz “The Favourite”
 Claire Foy “First Man”
Emma Stone “The Favourite”

Regina King in "If Beale Street Could Talk". Image courtesy of AnnaPurna Pictures.

 Who will win: Regina King 
Who could win: Amy Adams
Who deserves to win: Regina King


“Best Film Supporting Actor” 
The nominees are: Mahershala Ali “Green Book”
 Timothèe Chalamet “Beautiful Boy”
Adam Driver “BlacKkKlansman”
 Sam Rockwell “Vice”
Richard E. Grant “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”

Mahershala Ali in "Green Book". Image courtesy of Universal Pictures.

Who will win: Mahershala Ali 
Who could win: Richard E. Grant 
Who deserves to win: Timothèe Chalamet

“Best Film Director”
The nominees are: Bradley Cooper “A Star is Born”
 Alfonso Cuaron “Roma”
 Spike Lee “BlacKkKlansman”
 Peter Farrelly “Green Book”
Adam McKay “Vice”

Alfonso Cuaron filming "Roma".  Image Courtesy of Indiewire.com.

 Who will win: Alfonso Cuaron 
Who could win: Bradley Cooper 
Who deserves to win: Spike Lee

“Best Film Screenplay”
The nominees are: “The Favourite”
“Roma”
 “Green Book”
 “If Beale Street Could Talk”
 “Vice”

*Should have been a nominee: "Eighth Grade"

"The Favourite" image courtesy of IndieWire.com

What will win: “The Favourite 
What could win: “Green Book” 
What deserves to win: “Green Book”.

“Best Animated Feature”
The nominees are: “Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse”
“Incredibles 2”
“Ralph Breaks the Internet”
 “Mirai”
 “Isle of Dogs”

"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" image courtesy of Sony Animation and Marvel Entertainment.

 What will win: “Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse” 
What could win:“Incredibles 2” 
What deserves to win: "Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse"


“Best Foreign Film”
The nominees are: “Roma”
“Never Look Away”
 “Shoplifters”
 “Girl”
 “Capernaum”

"Roma" courtesy of Netflix Entertainment.

What will win: “Roma” 
What could win: “Never Look Away”
 What deserves to win: “Roma”

“Best Score”
The nominees are: “Mary Poppins Returns”
“First Man”
 “Black Panther”
 “Isle of Dogs”
 “A Quiet Place”

 "Mary Poppins Returns" courtesy of Disney Studios.

 What will win: “Mary Poppins Returns” 
What could win: “First Man” 
What deserves to win: “Black Panther”

“Best Original Song”
The nominees are: “Shallow” from “A Star is Born”
 “Girl in the Movies” from “Dumplin"
 “Requiem for a Private War” from “A Private War”
 “All the Stars” from “Black Panther”
 “Revelation” from “Boy Erased”

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper performing "Shallow" in "A Star is Born" courtesy of Warner Bros. Studios.

 What will win: “Shallow” 
What could win: “All the Stars” 
What deserves to win:“Revelation”.


Happy Globes Watching!!!
Be sure to check out Gold Derby.com for a full ranking of 1-5 of my predictions! https://www.goldderby.com/my-predictions/livi_edmonson/golden-globes-film-2019/ 


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