List of Nominees for Golden Globes

Nominees for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Golden Globe Awards, to be presented Jan. 21: <br><br>MOTION PICTURES: <br><br>Picture, Drama: ``Billy Elliot,'' ``Erin Brockovich,''

Friday, December 22nd 2000, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

Nominees for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Golden Globe Awards, to be presented Jan. 21:

MOTION PICTURES:

Picture, Drama: ``Billy Elliot,'' ``Erin Brockovich,'' ``Gladiator,'' ``Sunshine,'' ``Traffic,'' ``Wonder Boys.''

Actress, Drama: Joan Allen, ``The Contender''; Bjork, ``Dancer in the Dark''; Ellen Burstyn, ``Requiem for a Dream''; Laura Linney, ``You Can Count On Me''; Julia Roberts, ``Erin Brockovich.''

Actor, Drama: Javier Bardem, ``Before Night Falls''; Russell Crowe, ``Gladiator''; Michael Douglas, ``Wonderboys''; Tom Hanks, ``Cast Away''; Geoffrey Rush, ``Quills.''

Picture, Musical or Comedy: ``Almost Famous,'' ``Best in Show,'' ``Chicken Run,'' ``Chocolat,'' ``O Brother, Where Art Thou?''

Actress, Musical or Comedy: Juliette Binoche, ``Chocolat''; Brenda Blethyn, ``Saving Grace''; Sandra Bullock, ``Miss Congeniality''; Tracey Ullman, ``Small Time Crooks''; Renee Zellweger, ``Nurse Betty.''

Actor, Musical or Comedy: Jim Carrey, ``Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas'' George Clooney, ``O Brother, Where Art Thou?''; John Cusack, ``High Fidelity''; Robert De Niro, ``Meet the Parents''; Mel Gibson, ``What Women Want.''

Foreign Language: ``Amores Perros,'' Mexico; ``Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' Taiwan; ``The Hundred Steps,'' Italy; ``Malena,'' Italy; ``The Widow of St. Pierre,'' France.

Supporting Actress, Drama, Musical or Comedy: Judi Dench, ``Chocolat''; Kate Hudson, ``Almost Famous''; Frances McDormand, ``Almost Famous''; Julie Walters, ``Billy Elliott''; Catherine Zeta-Jones, ``Traffic.''

Supporting Actor, Drama, Musical or Comedy: Jeff Bridges, ``The Contender''; Willem Dafoe, ``Shadow of the Vampire''; Benicio Del Toro, ``Traffic''; Albert Finney, ``Erin Brockovich''; Joaquin Phoenix, ``Gladiator.''

Director: Ang Lee, ``Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' Ridley Scott, ``Gladiator''; Stephen Soderbergh, ``Erin Brockovich''; Steven Soderbergh, ``Traffic''; Istvan Szabo, ``Sunshine.''

Screenplay: Cameron Crowe, ``Almost Famous''; Stephen Gaghan, ``Traffic''; Steve Kloves, ``Wonder Boys''; Kenneth Lonergan, ``You Can Count on Me''; Doug Wright, ``Quills.''

Original Score: Tan Dun, ``Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''; Maurice Jarre, ``Sunshine,'' Ennio Morricone, ``Malena''; Rachel Portman, ``Chocolat''; Marty Stuart, Kristin Wikinson and Larry Paxton, ``All the Pretty Horses''; Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard, ``Gladiator.''

Original Song: ``I've Seen It All'' from ``Dancer in the Dark,'' Bjork, Lars Von Trier, Sjon Sigurdsson; ``My Funny Friend and Me'' from ``The Emperor's New Groove,'' Sting, David Hartley; ``One in a Million'' from ``Miss Congeniality,'' Steffan Olsson; ``Things Have Changed'' from ``Wonder Boys,'' Bob Dylan; ``When You Come Back to Me Again'' from ``Frequency,'' Garth Brooks, Jenny Yates.

TELEVISION

Drama Series: ``CSI,'' CBS; ``ER,'' NBC; ``The Practice,'' ABC; ``The Sopranos,'' HBO; ``The West Wing,'' NBC.

Actress, Drama: Jessica Alba, ``Dark Angel''; Lorraine Bracco, ``The Sopranos''; Amy Brenneman, ``Judging Amy''; Edie Falco, ``The Sopranos''; Sara Michelle Gellar, ``Buffy, The Vampire Slayer''; Sela Ward, ``Once and Again.''

Actor, Drama: Andre Braugher, ``Gideon's Crossing''; James Gandolfini, ``The Sopranos''; Rob Lowe, ``The West Wing''; Dylan McDermott, ``The Practice''; Martin Sheen, ``The West Wing.''

Musical or Comedy Series: ``Ally McBeal,'' Fox; ``Frasier,'' NBC; ``Malcolm in the Middle,'' Fox; ``Sex and the City,'' HBO; ``Will & Grace,'' NBC.

Actress, Musical or Comedy Series: Calista Flockhart, ``Ally McBeal''; Jane Kaczmarek, ``Malcolm in the Middle''; Debra Messing, ``Will & Grace''; Bette Midler, ``Bette''; Sara Jessica Parker, ``Sex and the City.''

Actor, Musical or Comedy Series: Ted Danson, ``Becker''; Kelsey Grammer, ``Frasier''; Eric McCormack, ``Will & Grace''; Frankie Muniz, ``Malcolm in the Middle''; Ray Romano, ``Everybody Loves Raymond.''

Miniseries or Movie Made for Television: ``Dirty Pictures,'' Showtime; ``Fail Safe,'' CBS; ``For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story,'' HBO; ``Nuremberg,'' TNT; ``On The Beach,'' Showtime.

Actress, Miniseries or Movie Made for Television: Judi Dench, ``Last of the Blonde Bombshells''; Holly Hunter, ``Harlan County War''; Christine Lahti, ``An American Daughter''; Frances O'Connor, ``Madame Bovary''; Rachel Ward, ``On the Beach''; Alfre Woodard, ``Holiday Heart.''

Actor, Miniseries or Movie Made for Television: Alec Baldwin, ``Nuremberg''; Brian Cox, ``Nuremberg''; Brian Dennehy, ``Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman''; Andy Garcia, ``For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story''; James Woods, ``Dirty Pictures.''

Supporting Actress, Series, Miniseries or Movie Made for Television: Kim Cattrall, ``Sex and the City''; Faye Dunaway, ``Running Mates''; Allison Janney, ``The West Wing;'' Megan Mullally, ``Will & Grace''; Cynthia Nixon, ``Sex and the City''; Vanessa Redgrave, ``If These Walls Could Talk 2.''

Supporting Actor, Series, Miniseries or Movie Made for Television: Robert Downey Jr., ``Ally McBeal''; Sean Hayes, ``Will & Grace''; John Mahoney, ``Frasier''; David Hyde Pierce, ``Frasier''; Christopher Plummer, ``American Tragedy''; Bradley Whitford, ``The West Wing.''