Actors Cate Blanchett and Matthew McConaughey won the best actors in a motion picture drama at the 71st Golden Globe Awards for their films "Blue Jasmine" and "Dallas Buyers Club" respectively.
Blanchett was handed over the trophy by "The Wolf of Wall Street" star Leonardo DiCaprio, and she looked stunning in a black backless gown as she beamed with joy upon hearing her name for the award.
In "Blue Jasmine", a film by Woody Allen, the actress plays a rich Manhattan socialite who later gets a taste of poverty and homelessness.
McConnaughey was happy to receive the "unexpected but gracefully accepted" award for his role as an AIDS patient in "Dallas Buyers Club", a biographical drama based on the true life tale of Ron Woodroff.
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