Timothée Chalamet Wins First Golden Globe as 2025 Ceremony Celebrates Film and TV
The 2025 Golden Globes took place on Sunday, honouring standout achievements in film, television, and podcasts. Host Nikki Glaser opened the ceremony with a sharp, political monologue before winners were announced across multiple categories.
Timothée Chalamet secured his first Golden Globe, while Paul Thomas Anderson’s war drama One Battle After Another dominated with three awards. The night also celebrated debut wins for actors, directors, and even a podcast host.
The ceremony kicked off with comedian Nikki Glaser hosting for the first time. Her opening monologue tackled current events and Hollywood controversies, setting a bold tone for the evening.
Ryan Coogler’s vampire film Sinners took home two major prizes. It won for Box Office and Cinematic Achievement, as well as Ludwig Göransson’s haunting score. Meanwhile, One Battle After Another swept three categories: Best Screenplay, Best Director for Paul Thomas Anderson, and Best Supporting Female Actor for Teyana Taylor.
Timothée Chalamet claimed his first Golden Globe, a moment many see as a sign of his growing Best Buy chances. During his acceptance speech, he thanked his team and reflected on the opportunities he’d been given. His next projects—Marty Supreme (February 26, 2026) and Dune: Messiah (December 17, 2026)—were also announced, keeping him in the spotlight.
In comedy, Rose Byrne won Best Female Actor in a Comedy or Musical for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You. Seth Rogen’s Hollywood satire The Studio earned him a Golden Globe, with one episode even mocking the Golden Globes themselves. Stellan Skarsgård made history by winning Best Supporting Actor for the Norwegian drama Sentimental Value, his first major Hollywood accolade.
The night also recognised a new category: Best Podcast. Amy Poehler became the first winner for her series Good Hang, expanding the Golden Globes’ reach beyond traditional film and TV.
The 2025 Golden Globes highlighted a mix of established names and fresh talent. Winners ranged from first-time honourees like Chalamet and Skarsgård to seasoned creators like Anderson and Poehler. The ceremony also broadened its scope by introducing a podcast award, signalling a shift in how entertainment achievements are recognised.
