30th Golden Globe Awards

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Winners and nominees

Film

Television

Best Series - Drama

Best Series - Comedy or Musical

Best Television Film

Best Actor - Drama Series

Best Actress - Drama Series

Best Actor - Comedy or Musical Series

Best Actress - Comedy or Musical Series

Best Supporting Actor

Best Supporting Actress

References