Golden Globes 2019: By the Numbers

There's only one Golden Globes, but with over 75 years of celebrating the best that both film and television have to offer, there are a lot of numbers to break down when it comes to this star-studded show. Come along as we break it down by the numbers and count down the days to the 76th annual celebration.

Only four awards were handed out that year and "Best Picture" went to The Song of Bernadette.

In 2001, Renee Zellweger nearly missed her big moment when she was in the restroom while being named "Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy" for her performance in Nurse Betty. This also happened to Christine Lahti in 1998.

It stands at 10.75 inches tall and looks marvelous on anyone's mantle.

That makes the edgy Englishman the host with the most Golden Globes appearances. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are in second place with three shows as hosts under their belts.

That makes her the biggest winner in the show's history. Her first came in 1969 when she won "Best Actress in a Leading Role - Musical or Comedy" for her performance in Funny Girl.

The Golden Globes were founded back when there were only eight members. Today, the large group is led by President Meher Tatna of India.

Little Ricky Schroder took home the statuette in 1980 for his role in The Champ.

That's 14 for film and 11 for television each. So please, keep your speech brief.

The men's gift bag at the 2018 awards came in at about $590, but the ladies really got hooked up with addition of a Kate Spade studded leather tote. Both bags mainly consist of beauty products and toiletries.

Bradley Cooper made his directorial debut with this blockbuster, which is up for an award in the Best Motion Picture - Drama category this year.

Jessica Tandy won in 1990 for her performance in Driving Miss Daisy.

That might not seem like a very far walk, but when you're smiling and trying not trip, it can feel like an eternity.

That figure is including press, production members, and personal assistants.

That's roughly $85,000 worth of Moët & Chandon. Cheers!

That's a million down from the 2017 number, but a little higher than in 2016, when the awards drew 18.7 million viewers. How many will watch in 2019?

That's nearly double the population of Mexico, where Guillermo del Toro - the 2018 winner for "Best Director - Motion Picture" - hails from.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is catching heat for failing to nominate any women for Best Director in the 2019 awards. Snubs include directors like Lynne Ramsey, Debra Granik, Tamara Jenkins and Karyn Kusama.

Legendary actor, Jack Nicholson, pretended to pull his pants down while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement. As with all of these numbers, this one is subject to change.