Liberace film Behind the Candelabra wins two Golden Globes
HBO’s film about gay pianist Liberace and its cast, has won two Golden Globes.
The winners for the 71st Golden Globes were announced on Sunday.
The film won the award for Miniseries of TV film, and Michael Douglas, who played Liberace, won the award for best Actor in a Miniseries or Film.
Also nominated for the best lead actor was Matt Damon, and Rob Lowe was nominated for best supporting actor.
The film last year won three Emmys, including one for best TV movie. Sir Elton John paid homage to Liberace at the Primetime Emmy Awards in a special performance in September.
It was also among nominations for this year’s Bafta Awards.
It didn’t get a screen run in the US but was shown at cinemas across the UK and in other countries.
When the film debuted on HBO in May 2013, it achieved the highest ratings for a TV film in the US since 2004.
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