Reactions to the Golden Globe Nominations: Stars Share Their Excitement

Published on December 9, 2024. The nominations for the Golden Globe Awards showcase some of the brightest talents in film and television.

Leading this year's nominations is the film Emilia Pérez, which has received an impressive 10 nominations. Other films, such as Wicked and The Substance, have also gained recognition and are contenders for the upcoming Academy Awards.

The Golden Globe Awards are known for being the first major awards show of the year, bringing together stars from both film and television. The awards will be presented on January 5 in Beverly Hills, California, hosted by comedian and Globe nominee Nikki Glaser.

Cynthia Erivo, Nominated for Wicked

Cynthia Erivo expressed her joy, stating, "This feels really surreal and wild, especially because it’s for a musical. This recognition is a beautiful full-circle moment for me. I always dreamed of being recognized for this, and it’s incredible to see the connection being made with audiences. It’s my fourth Globe nomination, and I’m truly grateful."

Jeremy Strong, Nominated for The Apprentice

Jeremy Strong shared his sentiments, saying, "I wasn't sure if the film would receive recognition due to recent trends, so it’s indescribably meaningful for me that the Globes acknowledged its artistry. I believe this film tells a critical human story relevant to our current climate." Strong played Roy Cohn, the mentor to Donald Trump.

Demi Moore, Nominated for The Substance

Demi Moore highlighted the importance of recognition, stating, "Being part of this conversation is a significant win for women and for self-love. I’m thrilled for the acknowledgment of this project’s messaging about acceptance."

Pamela Anderson, Nominated for The Last Showgirl

Pamela Anderson reflected on her unexpected return to filmmaking, stating, "After taking time away, I was doing simple things at home and didn’t think I would come back to the industry. But reading the script for this film reinvigorated my passion, and it felt like a life-changing opportunity to tell my story."

Yura Borisov, Nominated for Anora

Yura Borisov commented on the unexpected joy of the nomination, saying, "It was my birthday yesterday, and now this news adds even more excitement to the occasion. The entire cast and crew gave their all, and I’m thankful for this recognition for our hard work."

Cooper Koch, Nominated for Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story

Cooper Koch expressed happiness over the nomination, emphasizing his desire to use this platform to advocate for meaningful stories. He remarked, "This character means a lot to me, and this nomination allows me to represent their stories."

Colman Domingo, Nominated for Sing Sing

Colman Domingo discussed the transformative nature of theater as presented in his nominated film. He said, "The film appeals to the deep human connection found in storytelling and community building. It was crafted with sincerity and respect for the subject matter."

Edward Berger, Director of Conclave

Edward Berger shared his vision for the film, stating, "I aimed to highlight humanity and the complexities behind closed doors. My film is less about religion and more about political intrigue, echoing issues seen in modern governance."

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