Christopher Plummer : gets best supporting actor Golden Globe

Christopher Plummer has charmed his way to the Golden Globe Accolade for Best Supporting Amateur in a Motion Picture.

The allegorical amateur starred in "Beginners" as Hal Fields, a 70-something man who comes out of the closet afterwards his wife dies. Through flashbacks in the anamnesis of his son, played by Ewan McGregor, the blur sees him acquaintance a fresh abandon and again bound adulterate as he dies from cancer. Plummer is appropriately adorable and tragic; the blur delivers the bulletin that it's never too backward to be the being you appetite to be, but that you can never get aback absent time.

Remarkably, the win gives Plummer his aboriginal career Golden Globe win; it additionally puts him in prime position to win his aboriginal Oscar.

Plummer exhausted Kenneth Branag for “My Week With Marilyn”, Albert Brooks for “Drive”, Jonah Hill for “Moneyball” and Viggo Mortensen for “A Dangerous Method” for the celebrated accolade at the commemoration actuality Sunday night.