The 26th Annual Golden Globe Awards (1969)

Cecil B. DeMille Award

• Peck, Gregory

Best Motion Picture - Drama

• Charly
• Fixer, The
• Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, The Produced by Ryan, Thomas C.
• Lion In Winter (1969), The
• Shoes Of the Fisherman, The

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama

• Farrow, Mia in Rosemary's Baby
• Hepburn, Katharine in Lion In Winter (1969), The
• Redgrave, Vanessa in Isadora
• Reid, Beryl in Killing Of Sister George, The
• Woodward, Joanne in Rachel, Rachel

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama

• Arkin, Alan in Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, The
• Bates, Alan in Fixer, The
• Curtis, Tony in Boston Strangler, The
• O'Toole, Peter in Lion In Winter (1969), The
• Robertson, Cliff in Charly

Best Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy

• Yours, Mine and Ours
• Odd Couple, The
• Finian's Rainbow
• Funny Girl
• Oliver!

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy

• Astaire, Fred in Finian's Rainbow
• Lemmon, Jack in Odd Couple, The
• Matthau, Walter in Odd Couple, The
• Moody, Ron in Oliver!
• Mostel, Zero in Producers, The

Best Performance by an Actress In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

• Gordon, Ruth in Rosemary's Baby
• Hancock, Barbara in Finian's Rainbow
• Lincoln, Abbey in For Love Of Ivy
• Locke, Sondra in Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, The
• Morrow, Jane in Lion In Winter (1969), The

Best Performance by an Actor In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

• Bridges, Beau in For Love Of Ivy
• Davis, Ossie in Scalphunters, The
• Griffith, Hugh in Oliver!
• Griffith, Hugh in Oliver!
• Massey, Daniel in Star!
• Sheen, Martin in Subject Was Roses, The

Best Director - Motion Picture

• Harvey, Anthony for Lion In Winter (1969), The
• Newman, Paul for Rachel, Rachel
• Reed, Carol for Oliver!
• Wyler, William for Funny Girl
• Zeffirelli, Franco for Romeo and Juliet

Best Screenplay - Motion Picture

• Producers, The by Brooks, Mel
• Lion In Winter (1969), The by Goldman, James
• Rosemary's Baby by Polanski, Roman
• Charly by Silliphant, Sterling
• Fixer, The by Trumbo, Dalton

Best Original Score - Motion Picture

• Lion In Winter (1969), The
  Composed by Barry, John
• Oliver!
  Composed by Bart, Lionel
• Rosemary's Baby
  Composed by Komeda, Christopher
• Thomas Crown Affair, The
  Composed by Legrand, Michel
• Shoes Of the Fisherman, The
  Composed by North, Alex
• Romeo and Juliet
  Composed by Rota, Nino
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
  Composed by Sherman, Richard M.

Best Original Song - Motion Picture

• "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell" Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell   
   Music & Lyrics by Frank, Melvin, Ortolani, Riz
• "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" Chitty Chitty Bang Bang   
   Music & Lyrics by Sherman, Richard M., Sherman, Robert B.
• "Funny Girl" Funny Girl   
   Lyrics by Merrill, Bob
   Music by Styne, Jule
• "Star!" Star!   
   Lyrics by Cahn, Sammy
   Music by Heusen, James Van
• "The Windmills Of Your Mind" Thomas Crown Affair, The   
   Lyrics by Bergman, Alan, Bergman, Marilyn
   Music by Legrand, Michel

(Previous Award Given) Actor In A Television Series

• Betz, Carl in Judd, For the Defense
• Burr, Raymond in Ironside
• Graves, Peter in Mission: Impossible
• Martin, Dean in Dean Martin Show, The
• Zimbalist Jr., Efrem in F.B.I., The

(Previous Award Given) Actress In A Leading Role - Musical Or Comedy

• Andrews, Julie in Star!
• Ball, Lucille in Yours, Mine and Ours
• Clark, Petula in Finian's Rainbow
• Lollobrigida, Gina in Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell
• Streisand, Barbra in Funny Girl

(Previous Award Given) Actress In A Television Series

• Carroll, Diahann in Julia
• Day, Doris in Doris Day Show, The
• Lange, Hope in Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The
• Montgomery, Elizabeth in Bewitched
• Sinatra, Nancy in Nancy Sinatra Show, The

(Previous Award Given) Foreign Film - English Language

• Benjamin from France, The Country of
• Romeo and Juliet from Italy, The Country of
• Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell from United Kingdom, The
• Joanna from United Kingdom, The
• Poor Cow from United Kingdom, The

(Previous Award Given) Foreign Film - Foreign Language

• Bride Wore Black, The from France, The Country of
• Stolen Kisses from France, The Country of
• Skammen from Sweden, The Country of
• War and Peace from United Soviet Socialist Republics, The
• I Even Met Happy Gypsies from Yugoslavia, The Country of

(Previous Award Given) Henrietta Award (World Film Favorites)

• Andrews, Julie
• Burton, Richard
• Connery, Sean
• Loren, Sophia
• Poitier, Sidney
• Taylor, Elizabeth

(Previous Award Given) New Star Of The Year - Actress

• Aulin, Ewa
• Bisset, Jacqueline
• Hancock, Barbara
• Hussey, Olivia
• Locke, Sondra
• Taylor-Young, Leigh

(Previous Award Given) New Star Of The Year - Actor

• Alda, Alan
• Massey, Daniel
• Sarrazin, Michael
• Whiting, Leonard
• Wild, Jack

(Previous Award Given) Television Series

• Carol Burnett Show, The
• Doris Day Show, The
• Julia
• Name Of the Game, The
• Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In