Golden Globes 2026 Full List of Winners: Big Swings, Bold Choices, and a Few Side-Eye Moments
- Je-Ree

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The Golden Globes 2026 has finished handing out its trophies. From bold international wins to Netflix, Neon and Warner Bros. flexing hard, this year’s ceremony made it clear the Globes are still very much in their “chaotic” era. If you’re looking for the Golden Globes 2026 full list of winners, buckle up: there were surprises, sweeps and just enough drama to keep film and TV fans debating until awards season fatigue fully sets in.
With buzzy titles like Hamnet, One Battle After Another, Sinners, and The Pitt dominating the night, the 2026 Golden Globes felt more like someone was asleep at the wheel. Below, you’ll find a clean, easy-to-read breakdown of every major winner.
Golden Globes 2026: Full List of Winners
Film Categories
Category | Winner |
Best Motion Picture – Drama | Hamnet (Focus Features) |
Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy | One Battle After Another (Warner Bros.) |
Best Motion Picture – Animated | KPop Demon Hunters (Netflix) |
Cinematic and Box Office Achievement | Sinners (Warner Bros.) |
Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language | The Secret Agent (Brazil, Neon) |
Best Director | Paul Thomas Anderson (One Battle After Another) |
Best Screenplay | Paul Thomas Anderson (One Battle After Another) |
Best Original Score | Ludwig Göransson (Sinners) |
Best Original Song | “Golden” – KPop Demon Hunters |
Film Acting Winners
Category | Winner |
Best Actress – Drama | Jessie Buckley (Hamnet) |
Best Actor – Drama | Wagner Moura (The Secret Agent) |
Best Actress – Musical or Comedy | Rose Byrne (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You) |
Best Actor – Musical or Comedy | Timothée Chalamet (Marty Supreme) |
Best Supporting Actress – Film | Teyana Taylor (One Battle After Another) |
Best Supporting Actor – Film | Stellan Skarsgård (Sentimental Value) |
Television Categories
Category | Winner |
Best TV Series – Drama | The Pitt (HBO Max) |
Best TV Series – Musical or Comedy | The Studio (Apple TV+) |
Best Limited Series | Adolescence (Netflix) |
Television Acting Winners
Category | Winner |
Best Actress – TV Drama | Rhea Seehorn (Pluribus) |
Best Actor – TV Drama | Noah Wyle (The Pitt) |
Best Actress – TV Comedy | Jean Smart (Hacks) |
Best Actor – TV Comedy | Seth Rogen (The Studio) |
Best Actress – Limited Series | Michelle Williams (Dying for Sex) |
Best Actor – Limited Series | Stephen Graham (Adolescence) |
Best Supporting Actress – TV | Erin Doherty (Adolescence) |
Best Supporting Actor – TV | Owen Cooper (Adolescence) |
Best Stand-Up Comedy | Ricky Gervais – Mortality |
Best Podcast | Good Hang with Amy Poehler |
The TV Cave Take: What the 2026 Golden Globes Were Really Saying
The Globes leaned hard into international cinema this year, with The Secret Agent making serious waves. Neon’s distribution strategy is clearly paying off, even if their films didn’t always walk away with the biggest prizes.
Paul Thomas Anderson quietly dominated the night with One Battle After Another, scooping up Best Director, Screenplay, and multiple acting wins. Subtle? No. Effective? Absolutely. Be prepared to see more of him come Oscar night.
On the TV side, HBO Max and Netflix were in a cold war, with The Pitt and Adolescence emerging as the evening’s heavy hitters. Meanwhile, Jean Smart continuing her awards reign for Hacks feels less like a surprise and more like a law of nature.
And yes, KPop Demon Hunters winning both Animated Feature and Original Song is exactly the kind of Globes chaos we’ve come to expect but Sinners not winning still stings.
Final Thoughts
The Golden Globes 2026 full list of winners paints a clear picture of where the industry is headed: globally focused, genre-flexible and increasingly unbothered by traditional prestige hierarchies. Whether you loved the results, rage-texted through them or are already predicting Oscar snubs, one thing’s certain: this year’s Globes gave us plenty to talk about.
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