Netflix wins five honours at Golden Globes 2019 with Roma, Bodyguard and The Kominsky Method
Netflix rounded off a successful year by winning big at the Golden Globes 2019 in five film and television categories.

Netflix rounded off a successful year by winning big at Golden Globes 2019 in five film and television categories. Alfonso Cuarón's heart-wrenching masterpiece Roma, which released on Netflix, took home the Best Director of a Motion Picture award and a trophy for Best Foreign Language Film.[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="760"]
A still from Netflix's Roma, directed by Alfonso Cuarón. Screengrab from YouTube[/caption]Chuck Lorre's The Kominsky Method won two Golden Globes for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Musical, and Best Television Series, Musical or Comedy. The win came as a surprise as the comedy bested the Golden Globe winner from last year, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel by Amazon Prime Video and NBC's The Good Place.Bodyguard, a BBC show which is distributed by the streaming giant outside the UK and Ireland, got Game of Thrones actor Richard Madden the Best Performance by an Actor in a Drama Television Series. The show is promoted as a Netflix Original outside of the above mentioned countries.The big night also significantly boosted Netflix's position in the stock market, as reported by Variety. After the star-studded event on Sunday night, the streaming giant's shares recorded a 6 percent jump.Other big winner this year include Bohemian Rhapsody, Green Book and The Americans.

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