Cinéma: le couple "Barbenheimer" très attendu aux Golden Globes
Suite aux succès au box-office américain des films "Barbie" et "Oppenheimer", ainsi qu'aux changements de propriétaires, de chaîne de télévision et de jury, les nominations des Golden Globes seront dévoilées lundi dans l'espoir d'augmenter l'audience et de laisser de côté les controverses passées.
Réunis par les réseaux sociaux en "Barbenheimer", les deux longs métrages sortis en même temps de Greta Gerwig et de Christopher Nolan devraient rafler nombre de nominations pour ces prix cinématographiques et télévisuels, dans les catégories "meilleur film dramatique" et "meilleure comédie".
L'annonce aura lieu lundi à 13h30 GMT dans l'émission "CBS Mornings".
Le réseau national CBS, propriété du géant du cinéma Paramount, a remplacé son concurrent NBC pour la cérémonie des Golden Globes à Beverly Hills, à Los Angeles, le 7 janvier.
Audience au plus bas
Les Globes - un temps juste derrière les Oscars en termes d'audience - n'avaient rassemblé en 2023 que 6,3 millions de téléspectateurs, une audience au plus bas dans l'histoire du prix, après 18 millions début 2020, juste avant la pandémie de Covid.
Un effondrement malgré la présence de poids lourds de l'industrie du cinéma comme Steven Spielberg, Colin Farrell, Brad Pitt ou Michelle Yeoh.
Cette année, d'autres grands noms - Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Robert Downey Jr et Ryan Gosling - sont attendus.
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Réunis par les réseaux sociaux en "Barbenheimer", les deux longs métrages sortis en même temps de Greta Gerwig et de Christopher Nolan devraient rafler nombre de nominations pour ces prix cinématographiques et télévisuels, dans les catégories "meilleur film dramatique" et "meilleure comédie".
L'annonce aura lieu lundi à 13h30 GMT dans l'émission "CBS Mornings".
Le réseau national CBS, propriété du géant du cinéma Paramount, a remplacé son concurrent NBC pour la cérémonie des Golden Globes à Beverly Hills, à Los Angeles, le 7 janvier.
Audience au plus bas
Les Globes - un temps juste derrière les Oscars en termes d'audience - n'avaient rassemblé en 2023 que 6,3 millions de téléspectateurs, une audience au plus bas dans l'histoire du prix, après 18 millions début 2020, juste avant la pandémie de Covid.
Un effondrement malgré la présence de poids lourds de l'industrie du cinéma comme Steven Spielberg, Colin Farrell, Brad Pitt ou Michelle Yeoh.
Cette année, d'autres grands noms - Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Robert Downey Jr et Ryan Gosling - sont attendus.
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Transcript
00:00 Following the success of the American box office of Barbie and GoPenny movies,
00:03 as well as the change of owners, television channels and juries,
00:07 the Golden Globe nominations will be revealed on Monday in the hope of increasing the audience and leaving aside past controversies.
00:13 Brought together by social media and a beloved Barbie,
00:16 the two feature films released at the same time by Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan should attract a number of nominations for its film and television awards,
00:24 in the categories Best Dramatic Film and Best Comedy.
00:28 The announcement will take place on Monday at 1 3.30 pm GMT in the CBS Morning show.
00:32 The national CBS network, owned by the cinema giant Paramount,
00:37 replaced its competitor NBC with the Golden Globe ceremony in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, on January 7.
00:43 Lowest audience
00:45 The Globes, just behind the Oscars in terms of audience,
00:49 had gathered in 2023 only 6.3 million viewers,
00:53 a lowest audience in the history of the prize,
00:55 after 18 million early 2020, just before the Covid pandemic.
00:59 A collapse despite the heavyweight presence of the film industry such as Steven Spielberg, Colin Farrell, Brad Pitt or Michel Yeo.
01:07 This year, other big names, Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Robert Downey Jr. and Ryan Gosling, are expected.
01:15 We could also see there the stars Paul Giamatti, Bradley Cooper, Timothée Chalamet and Natalie Portman.
01:22 Last January, Cate Blanchett had canceled the ceremony.
01:25 The Globes will also honor the TV series in succession and "The Last of Us".
01:30 These first awards of the season in the United States have lost their glow
01:34 due to accusations of racism and corruption,
01:37 and some critics of Hollywood judge that the reforms engaged pose new ethical questions.
01:41 For decades, the Golden Globes have been held, managed and attributed by the Association of Foreign Press of Hollywood (AHFPA).
01:50 An eclectic group of a hundred journalists covering the entertainment section for international media,
01:55 often criticized by industry professionals for their amateurism and opacity.
01:59 These backstage spikes burst on the big day in 2021,
02:03 when the Los Angeles Times revealed that the organization did not count any black people
02:07 and that its members accepted mirrored gifts.
02:09 The ceremony was then boycotted the following year by Hollywood and remains in search of redemption.
02:17 The Golden Globes were bought back in June by investors,
02:21 including the American billionaire Todd Bully.
02:23 The AHFPA was dissolved and a new plan was adopted to try to restore the prestige of the past.
02:28 Members of the former AHFPA are now employees of the new Golden Globe company,
02:33 paid to watch movies, vote and write articles for the organization's website.
02:39 A situation potentially bearing conflict of interest.
02:42 Especially since some of the new owners are key players in the industry.
02:48 Like the production company Panske Media,
02:50 to whom the Variety and The Hollywood Reporter magazines belong,
02:53 or the Eldridge company, which has a participation in the cinema studio at 24,
02:58 regularly in the list for Hollywood rewards.
03:01 "There is something wrong with having a Globe voter be paid to write on the Globe website
03:06 about an actor he could name for a Golden Globe that will be given on the stage of a ceremony
03:11 to the company he works for," the LA Times recently pointed out in an editorial.
03:16 For the newspaper, the new model seems to be a gigantic public relations machine.
03:20 But the new Golden Globes are defending themselves.
03:23 According to the organization,
03:25 paying a $75,000 salary to Hollywood voters
03:28 "allows them to end up with a vicious system,
03:31 where precarious, often independent journalists
03:33 accept sumptuous gifts and luxurious press trips,
03:36 all paid by the studios."
03:38 More than 200 non-member and therefore non-paid voters, from all over the world,
03:42 have also been named for more impartiality.
03:46 And the new board of directors includes former industry officials,
03:50 such as former Variety editor-in-chief Tim Gray.