Who will walk away with a Golden Globe Award in 2014?
Greta Gerwig was thrilled about her nomination for Best Actress (Comedy), for Frances Ha, that was until she heard the names of the other nominees….
Funny girl Julia Louis Dreyfus is laughing her way to the top, the actress has been nominated for Best Actress (Comedy) for Enough Said.
Also in the running for Best Actress (Comedy) is Julie Deply, we think she’s more concerned about her Before Midnight co-star Ethan Hawke’s new hairdo, “What was he thinking…”
Ahh Judi Dench, she made us laugh and cry in her film Philomena – we think she would make an awesome mum.
Australia’s own Cate Blanchett has been tipped to win Best Actress (Drama) for the Woody Allen film Blue Jasmine. We think she is secretly confident too!
Sandra Bullock hopes to win over judges with her best puppy dog face, she’s nominated for her role in George Clooney’s film Gravity
Kate Winslet’s role in Labour Day may have scored her a nomination for best Actress (Drama) but where pretty sure her own recent labour to third child Bear is still
Emma Thompson celebrates her nomination for Best Actress (Comedy) the Mary Poppin’s way, through song! P.L Travers would be proud… wouldn’t she?
Our favourite red-head actress Amy Adams
He may be in the running to with Best Actor (Drama) for his role in All Is Lost, but Robert Redford won’t be winning any awards from the sailing community – they’re reeling at the errors in Redford’s portrayal as a skilled yachtsman!
Matthew McConaughey has told reporters he wasn’t an easy man to live with during filming for his role as a HIV-positive patient in Dallas Buyers Club, were sure Camila will forgive you if you bring home that Golden Globe Matt.
Idris Elba reportedly spent hours in the makeup chair transforming for his role as Nelson Mandela, which included prosthetics, in the biopic of the year Mandela
Actor Bruce Dern thinks his role in the independent drama film Nebraska has resonated with the often-overlooked US heartland. Dern, who is up for Best Actor (Comedy), for his role as an aging alcoholic father who will stop at nothing to claim a million-dollar sweepstakes prize.
Everyone’s favourite Batman, Christian Bale gained a reported 20 kilos for his role as a con-man in the 1970’s -set film American Hustle. It’s this immersive approach to character that has come to define him as an actor, but will ti eb enough to secure Best Actor?
He’s been nominated in The Golden Globe’s Best Actor category for the last 6 years, but could this be Leonardo’s year to win it? Wolf on Wall Street co-star Seth Rogan certainly thinks so.
Dramatic accounts of US Navy seals rescuing the captain of a cargo ship, hijacked by Somali pirates, made headlines around the world in 2009. Let’s see if the film will cause as much of a stir on Hollywood’s night of night’s – it’s up for Best Film & Best Actor (Drama) for Tom Hanks portrayal of Capt. Phillips.
“Will I win, won’t I??” Actor Oscar Isaac ponders his chances of walking away with Best Actor (Comedy) for his portrayal of an American folk singer in Inside Llewyn Davis
Joaquin Phoenix, were looking at you! The actor is nominated for the quirky futuristic Spike Jonze’ film Her, in which a writer falls in love with his computer operating system – sure to be one of the year’s most provocative films of 2014.
Critics cannot stop praising the film 12 Years a Slave or Chiwetel Ejiofor’s performance, definitely one of the actor’s to beat in the Best Actor category.
