‘Judas And The Black Messiah’s Daniel Kaluuya Accepts Golden Globe For Best Supporting Actor While Dealing With Technical Difficulties

Clayton Davis When Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas announced the nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards, the most shocking inclusion was Lakeith Stanfield in best supporting actor for his performance in Warner Bros’ “Judas and the Black Messiah.” Not surprising from the standpoint of quality, as he delivers a career-best turn as William O’Neal — an FBI informant that betrays the trust of his friend Fred Hampton, who is played by his fellow nominee and Oscar frontrunner Daniel Kaluuya —

Judas and the Black Messiah took top honors from the African American Film Critics Association, the world's largest group of Black film critics. The film was named best picture, with star Daniel Kaluuya winning best supporting actor for his portrayal of Black Panther Party deputy chairman Fred Hampton and Dominique Fishback named best supporting actress for her role as Deborah Johnson, Hampton's fiancee and mother of his child.

Considering that Academy and guild members only had access to screen it immediately before the holidays and the fact it was only widely available on February 12, “Judas and the Black Messiah” has already had a remarkable late awards season run. Star Daniel Kaluuya has been nominated for every major award so far and took home both the Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award for Best Supporting Actor right in time for AMPAS voting.

Daniel Kaluuya celebrates his Best Supporting Actor win at the 2021 Critics Choice Awards from home on Sunday (March 7).

We recently caught up with Grace and Frankie alum Martin Sheen who got candid and opened up about his upcoming and much-anticipated film Judas and the Black Messiah. The film is slated to release in India on March 5 and has been critically acclaimed by the global audience.

Laura Dern did not stay long for Sunday’s Golden Globes.

Golden Globes were an uneven affair. They began with a muted Daniel Kaluuya and Laura Dern apologising for a malfunctioning Zoom link, and got progressively more chaotic as they went on.

Laura Dern spent just seven minutes at the Golden Globe Awards. The 'Big Little Lies' actress donned a Givenchy suit to appear on stage at the Beverly Hilton hotel on Sunday (28.

first-ever virtually telecast Golden Globes Awards in a huge “consider the circumstances” kind of way.Sunday night’s broadcast on NBC was, obviously, more technically challenging due to its coronavirus pandemic realities. That was immediately apparent when the audio cut out on Daniel Kaluuya — the very first award winner — leaving presenter Laura Dern momentarily speechless until Kaluuya’s audio returned about 10 seconds later.

Gallery: These are the most memorable Golden Globes moments of all time! (BANG Showbiz)He exclaimed: "You did me dirty! You did me dirty!" After a string of thank yous - including to "our leader and general" director Shaka King, "for your inspiration" - he said: “Man, this took it out of me, I gave it everything.

The first-ever partially virtual Golden Globes got off to a rocky start.

Technical difficulties! Daniel Kaluuya almost missed his chance to deliver an acceptance speech during the 2021 Golden Globes on Sunday, February 28.

Elaine Low Senior TV Writer“You’re doing me dirty, you’re doing me dirty,” actor Daniel Kaluuya quipped at the start of his acceptance speech as the first awards presentation of the 78th Golden Globes got off to a rocky start, when the handoff to the winner’s video feed wound up transitioning to silence.Laura Dern presented the award for best supporting actor in a motion picture to Kaluuya for his performance in Warner Bros.’ “Judas and the Black Messiah.” But Kaluuya’s audio feed didn’t

Daniel Kaluuya is a Golden Globe winner! The 32-year-old actor was presented with the award for Best Supporting Actor for  at Sunday night's award show, but his speech was almost cut due to a technical difficulty. It appears he accidentally muted his microphone during the beginning of his acceptance speech. «As you can see, we unfortunately have a bad connection » Laura Dern said as she presented the first award of the night.