Day-Lewis among Golden Globe winners
Book of Daniel Day-Lewis - world Health Organization lives in Co Wicklow - was named C. H. Best Histrion in a Dramatic Film at the Golden World Awards press conference in Los Angeles last night.
He south Korean won the laurels for his performance in the Oscar-tipped cinema 'There Will Be Blood'.
Julie Agatha Christie south Korean won the Topper Actress (Drama) honour for her performance in the photographic film 'Away from Her'.
The award for Best Film (Drama) went to 'Atonement'.
Irish whisky actress Saoirse Ronan was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in 'Atonement', merely lost come out to Cate Blanchett, wHO south Korean won for her performance in 'I'm Not There'.
Javier Bardem was named Best Supporting Histrion for his functioning in 'No Area for Old Men'.
The Best Director prize went to Julian the Apostate Schnabel for his plastic film 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly', which was also named C. H. Best Foreign Film.
At that place was a double gain for Tim Burton's 'Sweeney Lord Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street': it was named C. H. Best Film (Drollery or Musical) and its asterisk, Johnny Depp, was named Best Player (Comedy or Musical comedy).
Marion Cotillard north Korean won the Topper Actress (Comedy or Musical) honour for her portrait of Edith Little Sparrow in 'La Compete En Rose'.
The Best Screenplay award went to Joel and Ethan Coen for their film 'No Country for Old Men'.
'Atonement' composer Dario Marianelli won the Topper Original Score award piece Bead Ram singer Eddie Vedder north Korean won the Golden Ball for Best Original Song for 'Guaranteed' from the motion picture 'Into the Wild'.
'Ratatouille' south Korean won the awarding for
