The 72nd Golden Globe Awards came to a close on Sunday night, but the celebrations were far from over as celebrities made their way to the post-show party hosted by Weinstein Co. and Netflix.

The event was held in a large tent located next to the Beverly Hilton Hotel, and as soon as the awards ceremony ended, the stars began to arrive.

Amy Adams and her husband Darren Le Gallo were among the first to arrive at the party, with Adams holding her best-actress award in hand.

Christoph Waltz, her co-star in “Big Eyes,” greeted her with a smile and a comment on her extraordinary performance, as he had previously praised her at Audi’s pre-Golden Globes party.

Jake Gyllenhaal and 50 Cent caused quite the stir as they made their way into the party, with a crowd of photographers and guests gathering around to take a few quick shots.

Inside, the party was bustling with activity, as guests mingled and chatted, and some even relaxed on sofas placed among the trees, surrounded by drinks, dessert bars, champagne towers, and buckets of Fiji Water.

For those who needed a quick touch-up, hair stylists and make-up artists were on hand to help, provided by Salon HG of Westlake Village and Laura Mercier.

Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford were spotted sitting together on one of the cozy sofa clusters on the party’s perimeter.

Mirren commented on the progress made for women in the industry, saying, “It’s been a good year for women,” and added that she particularly enjoyed hearing Adams speak about the importance of strong female role models for her daughter.

Bill Murray was also in attendance, greeting guests with a friendly “Hi, I’m Bill.”

Ricky Gervais, Will Arnett, and a glamorous Kate Hudson joined Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos, who was seated on a sofa with Nicole Avant.

As the night went on, Harvey Weinstein could be seen with pop superstars Taylor Swift and Lorde, while Jennifer Lopez and Rita Ora spent some time with designer Georgina Chapman, Weinstein’s other half.

Several partygoers were seen holding trophies, including Ruth Wilson of “The Affair,” who won best actress in a TV drama, Maggie Gyllenhaal of “The Honorable Woman,” who won best actress in a TV miniseries, Jeffrey Tambor of “Transparent,” who won best actor in a TV comedy, and Bonnie Arnold, co-president at DreamWorks Animation, and writer/director/producer Dean DeBlois of “How to Train Your Dragon 2,” who won for best animated feature film.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, Katie Holmes, Rosamund Pike, Dominic West, and Salma Hayek were among the other stars in attendance at the party.

The night was a chance for the stars to let their hair down and celebrate their achievements and the end of a successful awards season.