Golden Globe Nomination Reactions: Michael B. Jordan, Carrie Coon, Eva Victor and More
The nominations for the 83rd Golden Globes in motion pictures and television are out and the nominated stars and artisans reactions are in. See below, updating throughout the morning.
Michael B. Jordan (Male Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama for Sinners)
“Thank you, Golden Globes, and congrats to my SINNERS family! This was by far my most challenging and rewarding performance— bringing to life (and death) two distinct brothers in SINNERS. We are only here because of the brilliance and relentless fearlessness of Ryan Coogler. A decade after we first started working together, Coogler once again pushed us to unlock another level together. This film, built upon layers of complexities, taps into all of our histories. It’s a movie about love and loss, and asks us — what is the price of freedom? By recognizing this film, you are honoring our legacy and the legacy of an industry built on bold, original storytelling. THANK YOU. “
Emma Stone (Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy for Bugonia)
“Feeling very grateful for our Bugonia team today, and to the Golden Globes for our nominations. Working on Bugonia was such a wild and completely singular experience, and getting to make it with Jesse, whose nomination is so deserved, was incredible. None of this would exist without Will Tracy’s amazing script, and Yorgos Lanthimos’ visionary direction, brilliant mind and huge heart. I’m so grateful to our entire cast and crew, and to have been lucky enough to be part of this film. Thank you for embracing it.”
Rose Byrne (Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You)
“I am so honored to be nominated amongst this extraordinary group of actresses; I am speechless. Writer and director, Mary Bronstein gave me the opportunity of a lifetime in her movie If I Had Legs I’d Kick You for A24. She trusted me with her deeply personal story. took her EIGHT years to get this singular film made and I share this nomination with her.”
Kate Hudson (Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy for Song Sung Blue)
“What a thrill to be nominated for my role in Song Sung Blue. This movie is a love letter to music, musicians, family, the human spirit and to filmmaking in its purest form. I’m so proud of it and I hope this brings even more people back to the theatre to experience it with someone they love.”
Eva Victor (Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama for Sorry, Baby)
“I am beyond honored to be nominated. Thank you to the Golden Globes for recognizing the film. I am in the company of actors I have long admired, loved and learned from; It’s a true dream come true. I love making movies!!!”
Elle Fanning (Performance By a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Sentimental Value)
“Thank you Golden Globes for your nomination this morning! I am deeply moved and filled with gratitude to be recognized in a category with actresses I love and admire. Stellan, Renate, and Inga; your work is nothing short of remarkable, and I am over the moon we get to celebrate this achievement all together! Filming ‘Sentimental Value’ was a once in a lifetime experience that will live in my heart forever. Joachim Trier is a gentle genius who built a safe home in Oslo for his actors to play inside of. Congratulations Joachim and Eskil and thank you again for writing Rachel Kemp, who I know would be VERY excited by this news as well!”
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas (Performance By a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Sentimental Value)
“Thank you to the Golden Globes for this incredible honor! I can’t believe my name is listed in such good company, I’m truly in awe. I love this film so much, and all the people who made it, especially Renate, Stellan, Elle, Eskil and Joachim. And I’m thrilled they too were recognized for their incredible work on this film. Thank you to Neon and Mubi for being our wonderful partners. Making Sentimental Value was like a dream come true!“
Stellan Skarsgård (Performance By a Male Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Sentimental Value)
“You make a film hoping the work resonates with someone, somewhere — for the small human moments it captures. So the Golden Globe nomination is lovely, and the film and my cast being recognized is even lovelier. Thank you to the members of the Golden Globes for the nomination.”
Guillermo del Toro (Best Motion Picture — Drama and Best Director — Motion Picture for Frankenstein)
“Thank you to the Golden Globes for this recognition. Frankenstein is a film I have been wanting to make for as long as I can remember, and to have it embraced in this way means so much to me. I am especially thrilled the incredible work of my brothers Oscar, Jacob and Alexandre has been acknowledged today.”
Jacob Elordi (Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Frankenstein)
“It was a labor of love making The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Frankenstein and an honor to work with great artists. Thank you very much to the Golden Globes.”
Teyana Taylor (Performance By a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for One Battle After Another)
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Thank you to the Golden Globes for this honor that has left me speechless and teary eyed. I’ve dreamed of this for so long, but God’s timing… whew, it hits different. This morning’s call felt like divine confirmation that every step, every lesson, every battle had purpose.
Huge congratulations to every soul who touched ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER. The cast, the crew, the creatives, the entire village that made this story come alive.
And most importantly to the legendary PTA… thank you for your vision, trust, and brilliance. My gratitude is endless. We love you! CONGRATS
Jessie Buckley (Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama for Hamnet)
“Making Hamnet was the honor of a lifetime. It’s an experience that will live on in my heart and in my bones. I feel so lucky to have been able to bring Agnes to life in this way alongside such extraordinary artists and friends. Thank you to the Golden Globes voters for seeing our work, and for this recognition, which I share with Chloé, Paul, and Maggie and our entire cast and crew. I am so proud of the work we put into this.”
Chloé Zhao (Best Director — Motion Picture for Hamnet)
“Making Hamnet strengthened my belief in the power of storytelling and the importance of communal gathering – that when we come together and share a part of ourselves with each other, we can help each other heal. So thank you to the Golden Globes for your support and for seeing us! I am grateful to the cast and crew that made up our Hamnet village and whose undeniable contributions shaped this film.”
Kangding Ray (Original Score for Sirāt)
“What a morning. I am overwhelmed with emotion. Thank you to the Golden Globes for acknowledging electronic music’s power to connect us to something deeper, visceral and transcendental. I owe my greatest thanks to our visionary director, Oliver Laxe who, from the beginning, believed the soundscape could help shape the story of SIRĀT, creating a powerful, immersive experience. I am simply happy that SIRĀT has resonated with audiences, as an artist, that is all I could ever ask for.”
Joachim Trier (Best Director — Motion Picture for Sentimental Value)
“I’m so grateful for the recognition Sentimental Value received from the Golden Globes today. These nominations are a testament to the heart and artistry that brought our film to life. I’m proud to share this honor and my warmest congratulations to Stellan, Elle, Inga, Renate, and my dear friend and co-writer Eskil Vogt. We set out to make a film about family, reconciliation and the quiet ways art can heal what may feel broken. Thank you to everyone who has embraced us so warmly.“
Carrie Coon (Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role on Television for The White Lotus)
“What a lovely way to conclude our journey with The White Lotus, Season 3. I’m thrilled for Mike White, of course, as well as Parker, Aimee Lou, Walton and Jason. I share this acknowledgement with two consummate professionals, Michelle Monaghan and Leslie Bibb, and our cast and crew, both home and abroad.”
Mark Ruffalo (Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Drama for Task)
“I am deeply grateful for this recognition. Task was built by an extraordinary cast and crew, built on incredibly good writing and direction and nurtured by the inimitable guidance of HBO. I’m so proud to be part of this team. Thank you for seeing us.”
Hannah Einbinder (Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role on Television for Hacks)
“I’m really honored to receive this nomination because I feel like it’s a recognition not only of my work, but of the work of the 250 artists it takes to make Hacks what it is. Hacks is about the love you share with the people you make comedy with. I share this equally with every single one of my coworkers who I love dearly.”
Adam Scott (Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Drama for Severance)
“I couldn’t be more honored and grateful to the Golden Globes to be nominated this morning – particularly alongside my insanely talented friends and costars Britt & Tramell, and everyone who works so hard making Severance!”
Britt Lower (Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series – Drama for Severance)
“I’m absolutely honored and humbled to be nominated alongside this inspiring group of artists. I share this recognition with our behind the scenes crew-members, who craft the characters with us every day. Thank you to the Golden Globes and to our fans, whose kindness and creativity warm our hearts.”
Philip Barantini (Best Television Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for Adolescence)
“Thank you so much to the Golden Globes for this recognition – I am blown away by how Adolescence has been received across the world. This show is the result of the unyielding passion of so many dedicated individuals, both in front of and behind the camera, and this nomination celebrates each person’s hard work. To our Netflix family, thank you for trusting us with a vision that was so off the wall it seemed impossible. Stephen, Owen, Erin and Ashley, your performances were nothing short of extraordinary; seeing your names individually referenced is truly the cherry on top of the cake.”
Jack Thorne (Best Television Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for Adolescence)
“We are overjoyed at these nominations. Adolescence is very shocked to belong at the Golden table but delighted to be sitting there all the same! Thank you Golden Globes members!”
Jenna Ortega (Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for Wednesday)
“Thank you, over and over, to anyone who has supported this show, and to Tim Burton — this character has been such a pleasure.
And a special thanks to the Golden Globes for this honor, as I’m so grateful.”
Ricky Gervais (Best Performance in Stand-Up Comedy on Television for Ricky Gervais: Mortality)
“I’m absolutely thrilled with my nomination. The Golden Globes have been quite a big part of my journey, first winning a couple over 20 years ago and then hosting the ceremony 5 times. This nom is particularly close to my heart as Mortality is my favourite special so far. Good luck to all the other nominees and thanks again.”
Paul Giamatti (Performance by a Male Actorin a Limited Series, Anthology Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television for Black Mirror)
“It’s really thrilling to have been a part of that awesome show. I loved making that episode with Charlie Brooker, Jessica Rhoades, and all the Black Mirror folks, and Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor did such an amazing job with it. I’m really proud of it!”
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