34th Golden Globe Awards

34th Golden Globe Awards
Date	29 January 1977
Highlights
Best Film: Drama	Rocky
Best Film: Musical or Comedy	A Star Is Born
Best Drama Series	Rich Man, Poor Man
Best Musical or Comedy Series	Barney Miller
Best Television film	The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
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The 34th Golden Globe Awards, honoring the best in film and television for 1976, were held on January 29, 1977.

Winners and nominees[]

Film[]

Best Motion Picture
Drama	Comedy or Musical
Rocky All the President's Men Bound for Glory Network Voyage of the Damned	A Star Is Born Bugsy Malone The Pink Panther Strikes Again The Ritz Silent Movie
Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama
Actor	Actress
Peter Finch — Network as Howard Beale David Carradine — Bound for Glory as Woody Guthrie Robert De Niro — Taxi Driver as Travis Bickle Dustin Hoffman — Marathon Man as "Babe" Levy Sylvester Stallone — Rocky as Rocky Balboa	Faye Dunaway — Network as Diane Christensen Glenda Jackson — The Incredible Sarah as Sarah Bernhardt Sarah Miles — The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea as Anne Osbourne Talia Shire — Rocky as Adrian Pennino Liv Ullmann — Face to Face as Dr. Jenny Isaksson
Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical
Actor	Actress
Kris Kristofferson — A Star Is Born as John Howard Mel Brooks — Silent Movie as Mel Funn Peter Sellers — The Pink Panther Strikes Again as Inspector Jacques Clouseau Jack Weston — The Ritz as Gaetano Proclo Gene Wilder — Silver Streak as George Caldwell	Barbra Streisand — A Star Is Born as Esther Hoffman Jodie Foster — Freaky Friday as Annabelle Andrews Barbara Harris — Family Plot as Blanche Tyler Barbara Harris — Freaky Friday as Ellen Andrew Goldie Hawn — The Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox as Amanda "Duchess" Quaid Rita Moreno — The Ritz as Googie Gomez
Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama, Comedy or Musical
Supporting Actor	Supporting Actress
Laurence Olivier — Marathon Man as Christian Szell Marty Feldman — Silent Movie as Marty Eggs Ron Howard — The Shootist as Gillom Rogers Jason Robards — All the President's Men as Ben Bradlee Oskar Werner — Voyage of the Damned as Professor Egon Kreisler	Katharine Ross — Voyage of the Damned as Mira Hauser Jodie Foster — Taxi Driver as Iris "Easy" Steensma Lee Grant — Voyage of the Damned as Lili Rosen Marthe Keller — Marathon Man as Elsa Opel Piper Laurie — Carrie as Margaret White Bernadette Peters — Silent Movie as Vilma Kaplan Shelley Winters — Next Stop, Greenwich Village as Fay Lapinsky
Other
Best Director	Best Screenplay
Sidney Lumet — Network Hal Ashby — Bound for Glory John G. Avildsen — Rocky Alan J. Pakula — All the President's Men John Schlesinger — Marathon Man	Network — Paddy Chayefsky All the President's Men — William Goldman Marathon Man — William Goldman Rocky — Sylvester Stallone Taxi Driver — Paul Schrader Voyage of the Damned — David Butler and Steve Shagan
Best Original Score	Best Original Song
A Star Is Born — Kenny Ascher and Paul Williams Bugsy Malone — Paul Williams Rocky — Bill Conti The Slipper and the Rose — Richard and Robert Sherman Voyage of the Damned — Lalo Schifrin	"Evergreen" (Barbra Streisand, Paul Williams) – A Star Is Born "Bugsy Malone" (Paul Williams) – Bugsy Malone "Car Wash" (Norman Whitfield, Rose Royce) – Car Wash "I'd Like to Be You for a Day" (Al Kasha, Joel Hirschhorn) – Freaky Friday "Hello and Goodbye" (Alan and Marilyn Bergman, Elmer Bernstein) – From Noon till Three "So Sad the Song" (Michael Masser, Gerry Goffin) – Pipe Dreams
Best Foreign Film	Best Documentary Film
Face to Face (Sweden) Cousin Cousine (France) Small Change (France) Seven Beauties (Italy) The Slipper and the Rose (United Kingdom)	Altars of the World The Memory of Justice People of the Wind That's Entertainment, Part II Wings of an Eagle
New Star of the Year – Actor	New Star of the Year – Actress
Arnold Schwarzenegger – Stay Hungry as Joe Santo Lenny Baker – Next Stop, Greenwich Village as Larry Lapinsky Truman Capote – Murder by Death as Lionel Twain Jonathan Kahn – The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea as Jonathan Osborne Harvey Spencer Stephens – The Omen as Damien Thorn	Jessica Lange – King Kong as Dwan Melinda Dillon – Bound for Glory as Mary / Memphis Sue Mariel Hemingway – Lipstick as Christine McCormick Gladys Knight – Pipe Dreams as Maria Wilson Andrea Marcovicci – The Front as Florence Barrett

Television[]

Best Series — Drama[]

Rich Man, Poor Man

• Captains and the Kings
• Charlie's Angels
• Family
• Little House on the Prairie

Best Series — Comedy or Musical[]

Barney Miller

• The Carol Burnett Show
• Donny and Marie
• Happy Days
• Laverne & Shirley
• M*A*S*H

Best Television Film[]

Eleanor and Franklin

• Amelia Earhart
• The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
• Sybil

Best Actor — Drama Series[]

Richard Jordan — Captains and the Kings

• Lee Majors — The Six Million Dollar Man
• Nick Nolte — Rich Man, Poor Man
• Telly Savalas — Kojak
• Peter Strauss — Rich Man, Poor Man

Best Actress — Drama Series[]

Susan Blakely — Rich Man, Poor Man

• Angie Dickinson — Police Woman
• Farrah Fawcett — Charlie's Angels
• Kate Jackson — Charlie's Angels
• Jean Marsh — Upstairs, Downstairs
• Sada Thompson — Family
• Lindsay Wagner — The Bionic Woman

Best Actor — Comedy or Musical Series[]

Henry Winkler — Happy Days

• Alan Alda — M*A*S*H
• Michael Constantine — Sirota's Court
• Sammy Davis, Jr. —
• Hal Linden — Barney Miller
• Freddie Prinze — Chico and the Man
• Tony Randall — The Tony Randall Show

Best Actress — Comedy or Musical Series[]

Carol Burnett — The Carol Burnett Show

• Bernadette Peters — All's Fair
• Mary Tyler Moore — The Mary Tyler Moore Show
• Isabel Sanford — The Jeffersons
• Dinah Shore — Dinah!

Best Supporting Actor[]

Edward Asner — Rich Man, Poor Man

• Tim Conway — The Carol Burnett Show
• Charles Durning — Captains and the Kings
• Gavin MacLeod — The Mary Tyler Moore Show
• Rob Reiner — All in the Family

Best Supporting Actress[]

Josette Banzet — Rich Man, Poor Man

• Adrienne Barbeau — Maude
• Ellen Corby — The Waltons
• Darleen Carr — Once an Eagle
• Julie Kavner — Rhoda
• Vicki Lawrence — The Carol Burnett Show
• Anne Meara — Rhoda
• Sally Struthers — All in the Family

See also[]

• 49th Academy Awards
• 28th Primetime Emmy Awards
• 29th Primetime Emmy Awards
• 30th British Academy Film Awards
• 31st Tony Awards
• 1976 in film
• 1976 in television

References[]

• IMdb 1977 Golden Globe Awards