Shogun and The Bear Win Big at 82nd Golden Globe Awards

Disney+'s acclaimed series, Shogun (쇼군) and The Bear (더 베어), showcased their excellence by winning multiple prestigious awards at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards. Shogun, which previously made history by winning 18 awards at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, continued its winning streak by securing the most awards in the TV series category at the Golden Globes.

The series took home the award for Best Television Series (Drama), along with Best Actor in a Television Series for Hiroyuki Sanada (사나다 히로유키), Best Actress in a Television Series for Anna Sawai (안나 사웨이), and Best Supporting Actor for Tadanobu Asano (아사노 타다노부). Set in a tumultuous era, Shogun tells the epic tale of powerful warlord Yoshii Toranaga and British navigator John Blackthorne, who finds himself stranded in Japan. The series has captivated audiences with its compelling narrative, realistic sword-fighting action, and outstanding performances from its cast.

Meanwhile, Jeremy Allen White, who stars as the lead character Carmy in The Bear, won the award for Best Actor in a Television Series. The Bear, which has become a flagship series for Disney+, follows the growth of its protagonist in a restaurant kitchen, depicting various human stories with a realistic portrayal of industry challenges. White's performance as the chef has garnered significant attention, marking his third consecutive win for Best Actor at the Golden Globe Awards.

Both Shogun and The Bear, recognized for their artistic merit and popularity, are now available for streaming on Disney+.