Series on Showmax were the big winners in the TV category at last night’s Golden Globes, taking home five of the 11 awards given, more than any other streaming service in Africa. In contrast, Prime Video took home Best comedy (Fleabag) and Best musical or comedy actress (Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge), Netflix won Best drama actress (The Crown’s Olivia Colman) and The Act on DStv Now won Best supporting actress for Patricia Arquette.
On Showmax
Chernobyl
Winner of: Best limited series, Best supporting actor (Stellan Skarsgård
Nominated for: Best imited series; Best actor for Jared Harris; Best supporting actress for Emily Watson; Best supporting actor for Stellan Skarsgård
Succession S2
Winner of: Best drama series, Best actor (Brian Cox)
Nominated for: Best drama series; Best actor for Brian Cox; Best supporting actor for Kieran Culkin
Ramy
Winner of: Best actor (Ramy Youssef)
Nominated for: Best actor for Ramy Youssef
Big Little Lies S2
Nominated for: Best drama series; Best actress for Nicole Kidman; Best supporting actress for Meryl Streep
Barry
Nominated for: Best comedy; Best actor for Bill Hader; Best supporting actor for Henry Winkler
Catch-22
Nominated for: Best limited series; Best actor for Christopher Abbott
Game of Thrones
Nominated for: Best actor for Kit Harington
Mr Robot – S1-3 now on Showmax, S4 coming in February 2020
Nominated for: Best actor for Rami Malek
On DStv Now
The Act – episodes 5 to 8 available on DStv Now
Winner of: Best supporting actress (Patricia Arquette)
Nominated for: Best actress for Joey King; Best supporting actress for Patricia Arquette
Catherine The Great
Nominated for: Best actress for Helen Mirren
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
Nominated for: Best motion picture – animated
On Netflix
The Crown
Winner of: Best actress (Olivia Colman)
Nominated for: Best drama series; Best actress for Olivia Colman; Best actor for Tobias Menzies; Best supporting actress for Helena Bonham Carter
Marriage Story
Winner of: Best supporting actress (Laura Dern)
Nominated for: Best motion picture – drama; Best actress for Scarlett Johansson; Best actor for Adam Driver; Best supporting actress for Laura Dern; Best screenplay for Noah Baumbach; Best original score for Randy Newman
The Irishman
Nominated for: Best motion picture – drama; Best supporting actor for Joe Pesci and for Al Pacino; Best director for Martin Scorsese; Best screenplay for Stevan Zaillian
The Two Popes
Nominated for: Best motion picture – drama; Best actor for Jonathan Pryce; Best supporting actor for Anthony Hopkins; Best screenplay for Anthony McCarten
Unbelievable
Nominated for: Best limited series; Best actress for Merritt Wever and for Kaitlyn Dever; Best supporting actress for Toni Collette
The Kominsky Method
Nominated for: Best comedy series; Best actor for Michael Douglas; Best supporting actor for Alan Arkin
Pose
Nominated for: Best actor for Billy Porter
The Politician
Nominated for: Best comedy series; Best actor for Ben Platt
Dolemite Is My Name
Nominated for: Best motion picture – comedy; Best actor for Eddie Murphy
Dead To Me
Nominated for: Best actress for Christina Applegate
Russian Doll
Nominated for: Best actress for Natasha Lyonne
Living With Yourself
Nominated for: Best actor for Paul Rudd
On Prime Video
Fleabag
Winner of: Best comedy series, Best actress (Phoebe Waller-Bridge)
Nominated for: Best comedy series; Best actress for Phoebe Waller-Bridge; Best supporting actor for Andrew Scott
The Marvellous Mrs Maisel
Nominated for: Best comedy series; Best actress for Rachel Brosnahan
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