Golden Globes name last emperor as top drama and more
The Golden Globes honored The Last Emperor as best dramatic motion picture. Sally Kirkland won for best actress, Michael Douglas for best actor in a drama, while Moonstruck and Good Morning Vietnam led TV and musical categories. Bertolucci won directing, with Sakamoto and peers cited for the score.
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Providence Journal notes Robin Williams portrays Armed Forces Radio DJ Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning Vietnam. Cronauer disputes similarity, while Williams claims the film is 5 percent character and 95 percent himself. The real DJ did Saigon radio in 1965, but the likeness ends there.
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Golden Globes Honor Eastwood and The Last Emperor Wins
The 1988 Golden Globes at Beverly Hills honored Clint Eastwood with the Cecil B. DeMille Award. The Last Emperor swept directing, screenplay, and original score, with Michael Douglas and Sally Kirkland among drama winners and Robin Williams and Cher taking musical or comedy acting honors.
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