While the Oscar race is still in flux, this year’s Golden Globes are easier to call.
Netflix drama “Marriage Story,” which led the field with six nominations, and Sony comedy “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” with five, are expected to dominate, but the Hollywood Foreign Press Association could spread the love among “The Irishman,” “Joker,” and the late-breaking “1917.” This Sunday’s Globes winners won’t have much impact on Oscar nominations, as voting began three days before the Globes and ends two days later this year, on January 7, the same day that PGA and DGA announce their nominations.But, you never know.
Sometimes the 9,000-member Academy is an easier group to gauge than the idiosyncratic 90 members of the HFPA, who have spent years developing close ties to Hollywood talent.
They may have had the sense to put Actress contenders Awkwafina and Saoirse Ronan on their ballot (unlike SAG
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