On a night full of firsts, these Golden Globe winners captured our attention with their watch-worthy performances.
Take a look back at the talented actors and actresses who took home a Golden Globe for Best Actor/Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama since the category was created in 1951.
Title: Episode #1.3 (30 Mar 2018)
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| Jason Barnett | ... | Midnight (credit only) | |
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Kim Benson | ... | Paula |
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Perry Benson | ... | Terry |
| Miles Chapman | ... | Lee | |
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Ellie Dickens | ... | Miss Jupp |
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Emily Fairman | ... | Tanya |
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Mark Gillis | ... | Mr. Hogg-Diggins |
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Natalie Gordon | ... | Rhona |
| Ricky Grover | ... | Alan | |
| Adam Lannon | ... | Kevin Fry-Darroch | |
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Eoin McSorley | ... | Nightmare |
| Sean Miller | ... | Sheets | |
| Anna Morris | ... | Mrs. Bryce-D'Souza | |
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Andrew Nash | ... | Colin Eggs |
| Mark O'Sullivan | ... | Dean | |
Lee announces his engagement to Nikki through the door to his agoraphobic mother, who is not impressed and Dean is puzzled that Lee is fitting in so well with the gay couple for whom they are working and who encourage Dean to give a public poetry reading. The audience is unexpectedly appreciative, unlike Mrs Bryce-D'Souza when her husband Jonty returns from abroad to interrupt her affair with Lee. Written by don @ minifie-1
