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Globes
from page 7
“Erin Brockovich, the re^l gal, is awe
some and should be a lesson that we are
all powerful individuals that can make a
difference in the world,” Roberts said
of the real-life lawyer’s aide whose bat
tle over water pollution inspired her film.
Hanks, naming two other stars hon
ored earlier in the Golden Globe cere
mony, said: ‘ ’I watched A1 Pacino movies
and I wanted to be an actor; that went
hand-in-hand with listening to Bob Dy
lan songs.”
Renee Zellweger, who played a delu
sional soap opera fan in ‘ ’Nurse Betty,”
almost missed her award because she was
outside the auditorium in the restroom,
a fate that befell Christine Lahti in 1998
when she won for Chicago Hope.
Presenter Hugh Grant vamped un
til Zellweger walked from the back of
the room, first in tears, then screaming
for joy.
“A moment I’ll never foiget,” she fi
nally said. “A moment I almost didn’t
have.”
Taiwan’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon, won the foreign-language film
Globe, and Ang Lee was named best di
rector for the epic combining martial arts
fury with a love story.
“I really want to thank my wife for
being a role model of the tough women
I portray in the movie,” Lee said.
Benicio Del Toro won best sup
porting film actor for his role in the drug
war drama Traffic, and Kate Hudson won
best supporting film actress for Almost
Famous.
“Well, I got lucky,” Del Toro, who
played a Mexican police officer, told the
audience. “I’d like to congratulate all the
nominees. I love their work. If they want
a recount, they can talk to my lawyer.”
Traffic won the screenplay Globe for
Stephen Gaghan, and Gladiator picked
up the original score honor for Hans Zim
mer and Lisa Gerrard. Dylan’s “Things
Have Changed” from Wonder Boys won
original song.
Robert Downey Jr., who faces an
other drug possession trial, won best TV
supporting actor for his role as Calista
Flockhart’s boyfriend on Ally McBeal.
“I would like to thank (series creator)
David Kelley for creating such a great
character. He said when he was writing
it that it was like having a new toy to
write for me, and I will do my best not
to get sent back to the factory,” Downey
said.
Bergerac
from page 7
French plays of the late 19th century.
The play continues to attract large
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cent starring Gerard Depardieu as Berg
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The Aquila Theater Company, made
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