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The 77th Golden Globe Awards
The 77th Golden Globe Awards are taking place in Los Angeles, with Phoebe Waller-Bridge among the winners. The British star was
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named best actress in a TV series (musical or comedy) for her BBC sitcom Fleabag. Olivia Colman, one of Waller-Bridge's
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Fleabag co-stars, was also honoured, for playing The Queen in the third series of The Crown. The British Oscar-winner said she had not expected to win and had gotten "a little bit boozy" as a result. "I had money on this not
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happening," she said as she was named best actress in a drama series. "For the last year I feel I've been
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living someone else's life, and now I feel I've won someone else's award." Claire Foy, Colman's
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predecessor on The Crown, also won a Golden Globe for playing The Queen in the Netflix drama. Colman accepted her prize while wearing a ring promoting ERA 50:50, a campaign advocating equal gender representation on
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British stage and screen. As she collected her award, Waller-Bridge thanked another of her co-stars, Andrew Scott, for bringing "so much fire" to Fleabag's second season.