Reactions to Golden Globe Nominations from Top Stars

Published on December 9, 2024 - 2:37 PM

The nominations for the Golden Globe Awards showcase a dazzling array of talent from both film and television. This year, the film “Emilia Pérez” leads with a remarkable 10 nominations. Other films, including “Wicked” and “The Substance,” are also getting attention as they strive for recognition ahead of the Academy Awards.

The Golden Globe Awards are renowned for uniting stars from various entertainment fields, serving as the first significant awards ceremony of the year. The awards will be presented on January 5 in Beverly Hills, California, with comedian Nikki Glaser hosting the event.

Stars Share Their Reactions

Here are some responses from key figures nominated this year:

Cynthia Erivo, nominated for “Wicked”

"Receiving this nomination is surreal and incredible, especially because it’s for a musical. It feels like a dream come true, particularly considering there was a time when I didn’t believe this would happen. I am amazed at how this film is connecting with audiences, and every day feels like a wonderful surprise."

Jeremy Strong, nominated for “The Apprentice”

"I honestly was bracing for the possibility that the film might be overlooked. So, having the Globes recognize us for our artistry means everything to me. This film represents a significant struggle to get made and seen, and I hope this leads to more viewers experiencing its vital message about America today."

Demi Moore, nominated for “The Substance”

"The recognition we are receiving is a momentous win for women and highlights the importance of self-love and acceptance, which is a core theme of the film. I’m thrilled to be included in this conversation."

Pamela Anderson, nominated for “The Last Showgirl”

"This film brought me back to my passion for acting at a time when I was re-evaluating my career. I felt an instinct to participate, as it allowed me to express my life experiences in a profound way."

Yura Borisov, nominated for “Anora”

"Yesterday was my birthday, and today is even more special with the nominations. I am proud of the entire team for their hard work and dedication to this project—a true labor of love."

Cooper Koch, nominated for “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story”

"This nomination gives me a broader platform to advocate for important subjects, and portraying Erik Menendez has been a deeply meaningful experience for me."

Colman Domingo, nominated for “Sing Sing”

"This film resonates deeply with the transformative nature of theater. It’s about forming connections within the community, and I’m honored to be recognized for such sincere work."

Edward Berger, director of “Conclave”

"I aimed to depict the complex humanity occurring behind closed doors. This film serves as a political thriller, insightful about the dynamics of power that could apply to several sectors, including politics and corporate America."

For ongoing coverage of the Golden Globe Awards, visit Wikipedia.

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