Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, the Award Season Podcasts from Vanity Fair and Panoply.

I'm Katie Rich, the deputy editor of vanityfair.com, and I'm here with Vanity Fair's film critic

Richard Lawson.

Hello. And Vanity Fair's Digital Director Mike Hogan.

We have lost Joanna this week, but we have gained a very special guest in Andrew Garfield,

the star of Hexel Ridge and Silence, recently nominated for a Golden Globe,

who is going to tell us about his experiences on the awards campaign and in making two very different

but I think equally challenging movies with Mel Gibson and Martin Scorsese and what it's like to have

two movies out there to promote at once and how he possibly keeps his head straight and his hair

so gorgeous. But first we're going to talk about the Golden Globes themselves and what we learn from

them as well as a slew of other nominations this week. The BAFTA's, it's a busy time for awards, so we're going to dig

into what we've learned from all that.

So the Golden Globes are on Sunday night, which now, given everything that's happened in the world,

feels like two years ago, but it was about...

What do you mean? What's happening? Just some news. everything that's happened in the world feels like two years ago but it was what

do you mean what's what's just some news there weren't even any never mind speaking

of golden so go back to that time four days ago when we watched moonlight kind of pulled out a

win at the very end maybe when we had all given up hope and then Lala Land really

swept the whole thing they won seven statues everything they were nominated for

which is the most ever, right?

Yeah.

I think it might be.

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