37th Golden Globe Awards
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37th
Golden Globe Awards
January 26, 1980
Best Film - Drama:
Kramer vs. Kramer
Best Film - Musical or Comedy:
Breaking Away
Best TV Series - Drama:
Best TV Series - Musical or Comedy:
The 37th Golden Globe Awards, honoring the best in film and television for 1979, were held on 26 January 1980.
Contents
- 1 Winners
- 1.1 Film
- 1.1.1 Best Actor - Drama
- 1.1.2 Best Actor - Musical or Comedy
- 1.1.3 Best Actress - Drama
- 1.1.4 Best Actress - Musical or Comedy
- 1.1.5 Best Director
- 1.1.6 Best Film - Drama
- 1.1.7 Best Film - Musical or Comedy
- 1.1.8 Best Foreign Language Film
- 1.1.9 Best Original Score
- 1.1.10 Best Original Song
- 1.1.11 Best Screenplay
- 1.1.12 Best Supporting Actor
- 1.1.13 Best Supporting Actress
- 1.1.14 Other
- 1.2 Television
- 1.1 Film
- 2 See also
- 3 References
Winners
Film
Best Actor - Drama
Dustin Hoffman – Kramer vs. Kramer
- Jack Lemmon – The China Syndrome
- Al Pacino – ...And Justice for All
- Jon Voight – The Champ
- James Woods – The Onion Field
Best Actor - Musical or Comedy
- George Hamilton – Love at First Bite
- Dudley Moore – 10
- Burt Reynolds – Starting Over
- Roy Scheider – All That Jazz
Best Actress - Drama
- Jill Clayburgh – Luna (La luna)
- Lisa Eichhorn – Yanks
- Jane Fonda – The China Syndrome
- Marsha Mason – Promises in the Dark
Best Actress - Musical or Comedy
- Julie Andrews – 10
- Jill Clayburgh – Starting Over
- Shirley MacLaine – Being There
- Marsha Mason – Chapter Two
Best Director
Francis Ford Coppola – Apocalypse Now
- Hal Ashby – Being There
- Robert Benton – Kramer vs. Kramer
- James Bridges – The China Syndrome
- Peter Yates – Breaking Away
Best Film - Drama
Best Film - Musical or Comedy
Best Foreign Language Film
Birds of a Feather (La cage aux folles) • France/Italy
- The Marriage of Maria Braun (Die Ehe der Maria Braun) • West Germany
- The Europeans • Great Britain
- Mio Dio come sono caduta in basso! • Italy
- Soldaat van Oranje • Netherlands
Best Original Score
"Apocalypse Now" – Carmine and Francis Ford Coppola
- "10" – Henry Mancini
- "Alien" – Jerry Goldsmith
- "The Amityville Horror" – Lalo Schifrin
- "The Black Stallion" – Carmine Coppola
- "A Little Romance" – Georges Delerue
- "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" – Jerry Goldsmith
Best Original Song
"The Rose" performed by Bette Midler – The Rose
- "Through the Eyes of Love" – Ice Castles
- "The Main Event" – The Main Event
- "Rainbow Connection" – The Muppet Movie
- "Better Than Ever" – Starting Over
Best Screenplay
Kramer vs. Kramer – Robert Benton
- Being There – Jerzy Kosinski
- Breaking Away – Steve Tesich
- The China Syndrome – James Bridges, T. S. Cook and Mike Gray
- Norma Rae – Harriet Frank, Jr. and Irving Ravetch
Best Supporting Actor
Melvyn Douglas – Being There (tie)
Robert Duvall – Apocalypse Now
Best Supporting Actress
Meryl Streep – Kramer vs. Kramer
- Jane Alexander – Kramer vs. Kramer
- Kathleen Beller – Promises in the Dark
- Candice Bergen – Starting Over
- Valerie Harper – Chapter Two
Other
- New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture - Male:
- New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture - Female:
Television
Best Actor - Drama Series
- Richard Chamberlain – Centennial
- Erik Estrada – CHiPs
- James Garner – The Rockford Files
- John Houseman – The Paper Chase
- Martin Sheen – Blind Ambition
- Robert Urich – Vega$
- Robert Wagner – Hart to Hart
Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series
- Judd Hirsch – Taxi
- Wilfrid Hyde-White – The Associates
- John Ritter – Three's Company
- Robin Williams – Mork & Mindy
Best Actress - Drama Series
Natalie Wood – From Here to Eternity
- Barbara Bel Geddes – Dallas
- Kate Mulgrew – Mrs. Columbo
- Stefanie Powers – Hart to Hart
- Sada Thompson – Family
Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series
- Penny Marshall – Laverne & Shirley
- Donna Pescow – Angie
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family
- Loretta Swit – M*A*S*H
Best Supporting Actor
Danny DeVito – Taxi
Vic Tayback – Alice
Best Supporting Actress
- Loni Anderson – WKRP in Cincinnati
- Marilu Henner – Taxi
- Beth Howland – Alice
- Linda Kelsey – Lou Grant
See also
- 52nd Academy Awards
- 31st Primetime Emmy Awards
- 32nd Primetime Emmy Awards
- 33rd British Academy Film Awards
- 34th Tony Awards
- 1979 in film
- 1979 in television
