
The Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy was first awarded by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association as a separate category in 1951 in film. Previously, there was a single award for "Best Actress in a Motion Picture" but the splitting allowed for recognition of it and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama. The formal title has varied since its inception and as of 2005 is officially called: "Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy". ==Past winners== *1951 - Judy Holliday, ''Born Yesterday'' *1952 - June Allyson, ''Too Young to Kiss'' *1953 - Susan Hayward, ''With a Song in My Heart'' *1954 - Ethel Merman, ''Call Me Madam'' *1955 - Judy Garland, ''A Star is Born'' *1956 - Jean Simmons, ''Guys and Dolls'' *1957 - Deborah Kerr, ''The King and I'' *1958 - Kay Kendall, ''Les Girls'' *1959 - Rosalind Russell, ''Auntie Mame'' *1960 - Marilyn Monroe, ''Some Like It Hot'' *1961 - Shirley MacLaine, ''The Apartment'' *1962 - Rosalind Russell, ''A Majority of One'' *1963 - Rosalind Russell, ''Gypsy (movie)'' *1964 - Shirley MacLaine, ''Irma la Douce'' *1965 - Julie Andrews, ''Mary Poppins'' *1966 - Julie Andrews, ''The Sound of Music'' *1967 - Lynn Redgrave, ''Georgy Girl'' *1968 - Anne Bancroft, ''The Graduate'' *1969 - Barbra Streisand, ''Funny Girl'' *1970 - Patty Duke, ''Me, Natalie'' *1971 - Carrie Snodgress, ''Diary of a Mad Housewife'' *1972 - Twiggy, ''The Boy Friend'' *1973 - Liza Minnelli, ''Cabaret (movie)'' *1974 - Glenda Jackson, ''A Touch of Class'' *1975 - Raquel Welch, ''The Three Musketeers'' *1976 - Ann-Margret, ''Tommy'' *1977 - Barbra Streisand, ''A Star is Born'' *1978 - Diane Keaton, ''Annie Hall''; Marsha Mason, ''The Goodbye Girl'' *1979 - Ellen Burstyn, ''Same Time, Next Year''; Maggie Smith, ''California Suite'' *1980 - Bette Midler, ''The Rose'' *1981 - Sissy Spacek, ''Coal Miner's Daughter'' *1982 - Bernadette Peters, ''Pennies from Heaven'' *1983 - Julie Andrews, ''Victor/Victoria'' *1984 - Julie Walters, ''Educating Rita'' *1985 - Kathleen Turner, ''Romancing the Stone'' *1986 - Kathleen Turner, ''Prizzi's Honor'' *1987 - Sissy Spacek, ''Crimes of the Heart'' *1988 - Cher (entertainer), ''Moonstruck'' *1989 - Melanie Griffith, ''Working Girl'' *1990 - Jessica Tandy, ''Driving Miss Daisy'' *1991 - Julia Roberts, ''Pretty Woman'' *1992 - Bette Midler, ''For the Boys'' *1993 - Miranda Richardson, ''Enchanted April'' * 1994 - Angela Bassett, ''What's Love Go To Do With It'' * 1995 - Jamie Lee Curtis, ''True Lies'' * 1996 - Nicole Kidman, ''To Die For'' * 1997 - Madonna (entertainer), ''Evita'' * 1998 - Helen Hunt, ''As Good As It Gets'' * 1999 - Gwyneth Paltrow, ''Shakespeare In Love'' * 2000 - Janet McTeer, ''Tumbleweeds'' * 2001 - Renée Zellweger, ''Nurse Betty'' * 2002 - Nicole Kidman, ''Moulin Rouge!'' * 2003 - Renée Zellweger, ''Chicago'' * 2004 - Diane Keaton, ''Something's Gotta Give (movie)'' * 2005 - Annette Bening, ''Being Julia'' Movie awards
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Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
The Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy was first awarded by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association as a separate category in 1951 in film. Previously, there was a single award for "Best Actress in a Motion Picture" but the splitting allowed for recognition of it and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama. The formal title has varied since its inception and as of 2005 is officially called: "Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy". ==Past winners== *1951 - Judy Holliday, ''Born Yesterday'' *1952 - June Allyson, ''Too Young to Kiss'' *1953 - Susan Hayward, ''With a Song in My Heart'' *1954 - Ethel Merman, ''Call Me Madam'' *1955 - Judy Garland, ''A Star is Born'' *1956 - Jean Simmons, ''Guys and Dolls'' *1957 - Deborah Kerr, ''The King and I'' *1958 - Kay Kendall, ''Les Girls'' *1959 - Rosalind Russell, ''Auntie Mame'' *1960 - Marilyn Monroe, ''Some Like It Hot'' *1961 - Shirley MacLaine, ''The Apartment'' *1962 - Rosalind Russell, ''A Majority of One'' *1963 - Rosalind Russell, ''Gypsy (movie)'' *1964 - Shirley MacLaine, ''Irma la Douce'' *1965 - Julie Andrews, ''Mary Poppins'' *1966 - Julie Andrews, ''The Sound of Music'' *1967 - Lynn Redgrave, ''Georgy Girl'' *1968 - Anne Bancroft, ''The Graduate'' *1969 - Barbra Streisand, ''Funny Girl'' *1970 - Patty Duke, ''Me, Natalie'' *1971 - Carrie Snodgress, ''Diary of a Mad Housewife'' *1972 - Twiggy, ''The Boy Friend'' *1973 - Liza Minnelli, ''Cabaret (movie)'' *1974 - Glenda Jackson, ''A Touch of Class'' *1975 - Raquel Welch, ''The Three Musketeers'' *1976 - Ann-Margret, ''Tommy'' *1977 - Barbra Streisand, ''A Star is Born'' *1978 - Diane Keaton, ''Annie Hall''; Marsha Mason, ''The Goodbye Girl'' *1979 - Ellen Burstyn, ''Same Time, Next Year''; Maggie Smith, ''California Suite'' *1980 - Bette Midler, ''The Rose'' *1981 - Sissy Spacek, ''Coal Miner's Daughter'' *1982 - Bernadette Peters, ''Pennies from Heaven'' *1983 - Julie Andrews, ''Victor/Victoria'' *1984 - Julie Walters, ''Educating Rita'' *1985 - Kathleen Turner, ''Romancing the Stone'' *1986 - Kathleen Turner, ''Prizzi's Honor'' *1987 - Sissy Spacek, ''Crimes of the Heart'' *1988 - Cher (entertainer), ''Moonstruck'' *1989 - Melanie Griffith, ''Working Girl'' *1990 - Jessica Tandy, ''Driving Miss Daisy'' *1991 - Julia Roberts, ''Pretty Woman'' *1992 - Bette Midler, ''For the Boys'' *1993 - Miranda Richardson, ''Enchanted April'' * 1994 - Angela Bassett, ''What's Love Go To Do With It'' * 1995 - Jamie Lee Curtis, ''True Lies'' * 1996 - Nicole Kidman, ''To Die For'' * 1997 - Madonna (entertainer), ''Evita'' * 1998 - Helen Hunt, ''As Good As It Gets'' * 1999 - Gwyneth Paltrow, ''Shakespeare In Love'' * 2000 - Janet McTeer, ''Tumbleweeds'' * 2001 - Renée Zellweger, ''Nurse Betty'' * 2002 - Nicole Kidman, ''Moulin Rouge!'' * 2003 - Renée Zellweger, ''Chicago'' * 2004 - Diane Keaton, ''Something's Gotta Give (movie)'' * 2005 - Annette Bening, ''Being Julia'' Movie awards
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