64th Golden Globe Awards
The best picture award -- Babel      "Babel," directed by Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, led all nominees into the ceremony. It won only one, which was also the biggest prize.      "It took us more than one year doing this film, shooting it on three continents and in five languages, and it seems no matter how many languages you shoot a film ... the power of cinema is universal," said Inarritu when receiving the trophy from California governor and former action star Arnold Schwarzenegger.      The movie described immigration problems among four families between the United States and Mexico after the "9.11" terrorism attack.  The best director award -- Martin Scorsese      Legendary Martin Scorsese picked up the best director award for his criminal film "The Departed," after his victory for "Gangs of New York" four years ago. (Editor:  Fiona Zhu)
Meryl Streep	Helen Mirren	Jolie & Pitt	Eddie Murphy
Leonardo DiCaprio	Cameron Diaz	Renee Zellweger	Jennifer Hudson
The best actress award -- Helen Mirren      British actress Helen Mirren had a big night, taking home two best actress Golden Globes -- one for her role as the queen of England in the HBO miniseries "Elizabeth I" and the other for her dramatic film role as Queen Elizabeth II in "The Queen."  The best actor award -- Forest Whitaker      Forest Whitaker was named best actor for his portrayal of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in "The Last King of Scotland."

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