Dreamgirls
Dreamgirls Wins Three 2007 Golden
Globes Including Best Picture
Beyonce Knowles, nominated for best actress in a musical or comedy for her
work in 'Dreamgirls,' arrives for the 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Monday,
Jan. 15, 2007, in Beverly Hills, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Dreamgirls was named best musical or comedy at Monday's Golden Globes,
establishing them as potential front-runners for a showdown at the Academy
Awards
When it comes to fashion, the Golden Globes plays spunky
little sister to big brother Oscar, with many stars seeming more at ease and
trying out slightly more risky looks.
Natch, there are always dream girls at award shows, but the Globes featured the
"Dreamgirls." Beyonce Knowles was the epitome of sexy in a barely
there metallic gown, and best supporting actress winner Jennifer Hudson was
beautifully turned out in a navy blue stretch shantung Vera Wang.
The film version of the well-loved Broadway
musical Dreamgirls took home three 2007 Golden Globe Awards including
Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy. Stars Jennifer Hudson and Eddie Murphy,
who play Effie White and James "Thunder" Early respectively, also took
home trophies in the supporting acting categories.
Dreamgirls, which was nominated for five Golden Globes, has earned $67
million in five weeks of release. It is the fourth live action movie musical to
win in the Best Motion Picture category, following Evita (1997), Moulin
Rouge (2002) and Chicago (2003).
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