Golden Globes Winners Also Star in Movies Critics Loved to Hate

KEY POINTS

•The 83rd Golden Globes ceremony, hosted by Nikki Glaser, took place this year with jokes on Leonardo DiCaprio and CBS News.
•Winners included Timothée Chalamet for 'Marty Supreme,' Jessie Buckley for 'Hamnet,' and Teyana Taylor for 'One Battle After Another.'
•Despite the wins, many of these actors starred in critically-panned films such as 'Love the Coopers,' 'White Men Can't Jump,' and 'Blame It on Rio.'

The 83rd Golden Globes dazzled us with Nikki Glaser cracking jokes about Leonardo DiCaprio's pasta addiction, CBS News upheaval, and a podcast category no one asked for. Jessie Buckley, Timothée Chalamet, and Teyana Taylor snagged awards in 2026, but their filmographies are a mixed bag of cinematic disasters. Chalamet’s awful 2015 turn as Ed Helms' kid in 'Love the Coopers' scored a rotten 19%, Taylor’s 'White Men Can't Jump' remake limped in at 26%, and Rose Byrne’s beauty brand flop 'Like a Boss' got crushed at 22%. Meanwhile, Stellan Skarsgård exorcised a mere 10% with 'Exorcist: The Beginning,' and Demi Moore’s 'Blame It on Rio' slips below the cultural barrel with 7%. Acting triumphs and tragic misfires have never coexisted so awkwardly.

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Winning a Golden Globe doesn't erase the fact you starred in comedies that critics begged to forget. Congrats on excellence and embarrassment, Hollywood Edition.

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