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Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) - La 80ème cérémonie des Golden Globes à Los Angeles le 10 janvier 2023. BGUK_2544713 - Los Angeles, CA - Golden Globe honoree Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) says his mission is to make heroes of ‘the invisible, the unloved’. Prolific TV producer Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) accepted the Carol Burnett Award at the Golden Globes, paying tribute to many of the people he has worked with in front of and behind the screen. Murphy ran through some of the highlights of his career - Michaela Jaé Rodriguez becoming the first trans actress to win a Golden Globe, seeing Pose star Billy Porter, who introduced him, wearing a black tuxedo gown on the Oscars red carpet, and working with actors such as Niecy Nash, Matt Bomer, Evan Peters (Golden Globe du meilleur acteur dans une série pour "Monstre : L’histoire de Jeffrey Dahmer"), Sarah Paulson and Jeremy Pope, who were able to present their true selves on screen. Murphy said: “When I was a young person at home in the ’70s watching The Carol Burnett Show, I never ever saw a person like me getting an award or even being a character on a TV show. It’s hard being an LGBTQ kid in America. In fact, all over the world, then and now. And I have one word for you, Florida. You are often told you will have to hide your light to survive. But for those kids watching, tonight I offer up MJ and Billy and Niecy and Matt and Jeremy as examples of possibility. My mission was to take the invisible, the unloved, and make them the heroes I long to see but never did in pop culture.” Porter introduced Murphy to the stage, saying: “I spent many a year teetering on the precipice of obscurity. It was you, Ryan, and your fearless art that spoke to me, comforted me, and let me know that if I could just hold on a little while longer, my time would come. Fast forward to 16 years later - I got the call for a ground-breaking series called Pose. The 163rd meeting with Ryan turned out to be the singular yes our community needed to finally have our stories, our lives, our souls honored.” BACKGRID DOES NOT CLAIM ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE ATTACHED MATERIAL. ANY DOWNLOADING FEES CHARGED BY BACKGRID ARE FOR BACKGRID'S SERVICES ONLY, AND DO NOT, NOR ARE THEY INTENDED TO, CONVEY TO THE USER ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE MATERIAL. BY PUBLISHING THIS MATERIAL , THE USER EXPRESSLY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND TO HOLD BACKGRID HARMLESS FROM ANY CLAIMS, DEMANDS, OR CAUSES OF ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR CONNECTED IN ANY WAY WITH USER'S PUBLICATION OF THE MATERIAL Pictured: Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) - Photo

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Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) - La 80ème cérémonie des Golden Globes à Los Angeles le 10 janvier 2023. BGUK_2544713 - Los Angeles, CA - Golden Globe honoree Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) says his mission is to make heroes of ‘the invisible, the unloved’. Prolific TV producer Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award) accepted the Carol Burnett Award at the Golden Globes, paying tribute to many of the people he has worked with in front of and behind the screen. Murphy ran through some of the highlights of his career - Michaela Jaé Rodriguez becoming the first trans actress to win a Golden Globe, seeing Pose star Billy Porter, who introduced him, wearing a black tuxedo gown on the Oscars red carpet, and working with actors such as Niecy Nash, Matt Bomer, Evan Peters (Golden Globe du meilleur acteur dans une série pour "Monstre : L’histoire de Jeffrey Dahmer"), Sarah Paulson and Jeremy Pope, who were able to present their true selves on screen. Murphy said: “When I was a young person at home in the ’70s watching The Carol Burnett Show, I never ever saw a person like me getting an award or even being a character on a TV show. It’s hard being an LGBTQ kid in America. In fact, all over the world, then and now. And I have one word for you, Florida. You are often told you will have to hide your light to survive. But for those kids watching, tonight I offer up MJ and Billy and Niecy and Matt and Jeremy as examples of possibility. My mission was to take the invisible, the unloved, and make them the heroes I long to see but never did in pop culture.” Porter introduced Murphy to the stage, saying: “I spent many a year teetering on the precipice of obscurity. It was you, Ryan, and your fearless art that spoke to me, comforted me, and let me know that if I could just hold on a little while longer, my time would come. Fast forward to 16 years later - I got the call for a ground-breaking series called Pose. The 163rd meeting with Ryan turned out to be the singular yes our community needed to finally have our stories, our lives, our souls honored.” BACKGRID DOES NOT CLAIM ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE ATTACHED MATERIAL. ANY DOWNLOADING FEES CHARGED BY BACKGRID ARE FOR BACKGRID'S SERVICES ONLY, AND DO NOT, NOR ARE THEY INTENDED TO, CONVEY TO THE USER ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE MATERIAL. BY PUBLISHING THIS MATERIAL , THE USER EXPRESSLY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND TO HOLD BACKGRID HARMLESS FROM ANY CLAIMS, DEMANDS, OR CAUSES OF ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR CONNECTED IN ANY WAY WITH USER'S PUBLICATION OF THE MATERIAL Pictured: Ryan Murphy (Carol Burnett Award)