Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy: Trainwreck
“I thought that Judd [Apatow] was pranking me, I never thought the movie was going to be made. My TV show hadn’t even been made yet and Judd came to me with this, so I was very surprised,” Schumer said. “When we were filming it I had a feeling we were involved with something great and after the first screening I started crying from what I was seeing, but still you never know. This whole thing felt very special from the start.”
Leonardo DiCaprio
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Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama: “The Revenant”
“You have a great passion for different things you do in life and this film, in particular, it does feel good to be rewarded because it was like leaving home for this epic adventure saga, given how much time we dedicated to the shoot. When [Alejandro González Iñárritu] first came to me, it became hard for him to even articulate where he wanted it to go, so really it was like embarking on this type of saga together.”
Alicia Vikander
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Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama: The Danish Girl; Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Ex Machina
“Quite a whirlwind, such different films and I’m so happy both got acknowledged,” Vikander said. “With ‘Danish Girl,’ when I read the script, I was astonished by the fact that I hadn’t heard the story. For me, they were pioneers and it felt like a story that had to be told. I have had such an immense amount of generosity from the transgender community. With ‘Ex Machina,’ it has been so long since I read the script and it was shot in just six weeks, but it was a film everyone was excited about. It’s amazing that a smaller film was able to be seen by so many and receive this kind of support.”
Alejandro G. Iñárritu
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Best Director – Motion Picture: The Revenant
“I can’t believe this time last year we were in Calgary shooting ‘The Revenant,’ and right now I’m in London and just heard the good news! I’m thrilled for our incredible cast and crew. Any nominations for this film are an acknowledgement of them, their hard work and great passion. I’m especially happy for Leo, his emotional performance and what he does is truly remarkable. This film is very personal for me, so I think I will have a drink with my daughter tonight to toast to everyone who was a part of it. Thank you to the HFPA, this is very nice.”
Saoirse Ronan
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Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama: Brooklyn
“I couldn’t be happier. It’s been like a dream because of the love for the film. The more films you do and see how many elements go into a film, you really appreciate when it all comes together. We had such a brilliant script, John (Crowley) also had his own connection with the story and knew what kind of film he wanted to make and you can really see that in the final product.”
Queen Latifah
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Best Actress in a Limited Series or Television Movie: Bessie
“Thank you to the HFPA who have always been so supportive of all of my projects. This film is such a special one to me and I am thrilled to be recognized for my work as Bessie.”
Ted Sarandos
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Chief Content Officer for Netflix
“We wish to thank the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for their support of our first original film, ‘Beasts of No Nation,’ our new series, ‘Narcos,’ ‘Master of None,’ ‘Bloodline’ and ‘Grace and Frankie,’ as well as our returning nominees ‘Orange is the New Black’ and ‘House of Cards.’ We are very proud of the nine nominations, and of the creative talent doing such amazing work for Netflix members around the world.”
Jenji Kohan
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Best TV Series, Comedy: Orange Is the New Black
“Very cool to be recognized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Thanks Globe people!”
Michael Fassbender
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Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama: Steve Jobs
“I’m very grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for the nomination. This film, and working with Danny Boyle and our amazing cast, has been one of the most creative and amazing experiences of my professional life. It’s lovely to be honored.”
Viola Davis
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Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama:
“How to Get Away With Murder” “Once again, [I] can’t express how truly honored and humbled I am for the nominations.Thank you @SAGawards, @naacpimageaward, & @goldenglobes!” Davis tweeted.
Ben Mendelsohn
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Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited-Series or TV Movie: Bloodline
“Thank you to the HFPA and to Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman and Glenn Kessler for the wonderful characters that they have created. Danny Rayburn is a fantastic gift to an actor.”
Jane Fonda
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Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: “Youth”
“I was out of the business for 15 years and if you told me when I got back I would be doing something that got me nominated one day, I would have told you you’re crazy.”
Anomalisa
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Best Animated Feature
“We wanted people to engage with the characters,” said “Anomalisa” directors Duke Johnson and Charlie Kaufman. “We were very interested in creating a world that serviced the actors who were apart of it. We thought we had something special, but we made this so much under the radar. We are thrilled that people are responding to the movie the way have been.”
Rami Malek
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Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama: Mr. Robot
“These are the two great honors, one being recognized by my peers yesterday and by the HFPA,” Malek said. “I’m grateful for the moment and to have my executive producer [Sam Esmail] and Christian [Slater] nominated… USA has been at the top for so many years and it’s nice to be recognized. They have provided such a great home for us and allowed us to take the story in a direction that was very challenging and unique and just pushed the envelope with everything.”
Gina Rodriguez
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Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy: Jane the Virgin
“Today two fantastic things happened. My work on ‘Jane’ was recognized and celebrated by some of my favorite people for a second year. And my student loans from the university that taught me to act were paid off. Education works, how serendipitous”
Wagner Moura
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Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama: Narcos
“I had to arrive here in Bogota before the rest of the cast because I didn’t speak Spanish. I arrived here and I booked myself in a Spanish course. This is now one very happy moment of a journey that started at the end of 2013. I feel great… As a [Latin American], I wanted to give respect for the Colombian history. I tried to learn as much as I could about the modern Colombian history. I read whatever I could about Pablo Escobar and the Colombian drug trade. My main concern was to make this a respectful show and not a show about good American cops who go into Colombia. I’m really proud of the show.”
Jamie Lee Curtis
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Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy: Scream Queens
“I’m thrilled to represent this talented squad of young actors, crew and our creative engines, Ryan, Brad & Ian. Our squad goals were to deliver something very new to the world, and based on the two-hour finale, I’d say we did.”
“I’ve never had an opportunity to have strong writing has consistent as this. That’s been the gift, to relax into the writing. That’s not been my career. When the writing’s been strong, I’m strong. This is another opportunity to keep this very unusual show in the conversation which it deserves to be. I’m really proud of it.”
Kate Winslet
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Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Steve Jobs
“It’s very different from getting a nomination 20 years ago, because now we have the internet and social media, so it’s hard to close your eyes and block out stuff like ‘Who is the frontrunner?’ and who is up for the award. It’s unavoidable now. I am so thrilled and it’s very exciting and great for the girls who are also nominated in such a strong year. This film was such hard work and a challenging role, so it’s nice to see it acknowledged in some way. The commitment and hard work really stood out compared to past roles. There was no relaxing; it was proper lockdown. So to feel that sense of ‘We are all in this together’ and to experiment together and be really ready to go to work — that sense of companionship we had to have, because it was really tough. I felt an immense sense of loyalty to Joanna [Hoffman], especially given her relationship with Steve. So I very much wanted to honor and respect the nature of that relationship.”
Paul Dano
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Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture; Love & Mercy
“I’m super happy to have a reaction at all, definitely trying to let myself feel good and enjoy the moment. At first it was totally scary, taking on the role because Brian [Wilson] was trusting us and he was alive and revered. I felt deeply connected to Brian and the part and you have to give yourself license to do your thing. I spent months preparing before even meeting him because I felt I needed to be in touch with who Brian is and be in touch with his music.”
Good Dinosaur
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Best Animated Feature Film
“The journey has been up and down and this is a really nice thing for our crew and Pixar, pretty great,” said Peter Sohn, director of “The Good Dinosaur.” “We really tried to find that magic. We were trying to find that classic boy and dog story but flip with the boy being the dinosaur and dog be the little boy.”
Lady Gaga
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Best Actress in a Limited-Series or TV Movie: American Horror Story: Hotel
“Thank you to the HFPA for this nomination, and to the talented cast, crew, and creators of ‘American Horror Story.’ I am too excited for words at this recognition for my work! I dreamed endlessly of being in television & film. This is a real honor for a waitress/singer/actress from New York!”
Film4
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“It’s our philosophy at Film4 to look for bold, inspirational and innovative filmmakers when choosing the films we support. This year audiences have been blown away by the depth of that creativity from a wonderful range of unique voices and distinctive stories and we salute the filmmakers and cast from ‘Carol,’ ‘Room,’ ‘Youth’ and ‘Ex Machina’ nominated this morning by the Golden Globes. Congratulations to all our partners and friends.” – David Kosse, director of Film4.
Mark Rylance
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Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture: Bridge of Spies; Best Actor in a Limited-Series or TV Movie: Wolf Hall
“I want to thank the members of the HFPA for nominating my work in both ‘Bridge of Spies’ and ‘Wolf Hall.’ My work does not stand alone, and only comes together with the help of all the talented craftspeople I have had the pleasure to work with on ‘Wolf Hall’ and ‘Bridge of Spies,’ particularly Peter Kosminsky and Steven Spielberg who are directly responsible for my performance in both pieces. I would especially like to acknowledge my friend Tom Hanks. I don’t think you can isolate my playing of Abel from Tom’s playing of Donovan. It is the friendship between us as characters that should be awarded. Many blessings.”
Paul Feig
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Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical; Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical: Melissa McCarthy
“I can’t thank the HFPA enough for recognizing funny movies. We are absolutely thrilled to have our international comedy Spy and its amazing star Melissa McCarthy nominated. We’d also like to request four extra bottles of wine at our table that night. Woo hoo!!!”
David O. Russell
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Best Motion Picture, Comedy; Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy: Jennifer Lawrence
“I am grateful to the HFPA for recognizing ‘Joy’ and the picture’s leading light, Jennifer, who has taken new risks, across the lifespan story of this picture that can spread inspiration to everyone who has a dream that might have been forgotten. And I’m grateful to all our remarkable cast who made this story of the ordinary becoming extraordinary in life, come true.”
Ridley Scott
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Best Director in a Motion Picture; Best Motion Picture, Comedy:
“The Martian” “We are all very excited and very grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for embracing our film and [Matt Damon’s] brilliant performance so warmly. Making ‘The Martian’ was one of the highlights of my career and the fact that it is being recognized in such a generous way is fantastic and very much appreciated.”
Adam McKay
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Best Screenplay – Motion Picture: The Big Short
“You don’t really dare think about awards when making the movie; you just want to stay in the zone of making the movie. We knew we were getting into the game a little late, so we were never really sure what would happen. I had no idea how it would come out, but it has been a nice surprise so far. You do get a good idea of pacing and time shift from my work in comedy and that helped us a lot given how big the ensemble is and all the tone shifts. As for the cast, it’s a testament to Michael Lewis’ book that brought in the talent. That was very cool to see and never stopped and there isn’t a weak spot in this cast at all.”
Lily Tomlin
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Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy Or Musical: “Grandma”; Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series – Comedy Or Musical: “Grace and Frankie”
“I feel elated and on top of the world! Right now, I feel too young for the parts I am playing. Thanks to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.”
Jennifer Jason Leigh
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Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: The Hateful Eight
“Thanks to the Hollywood Foreign Press for recognizing two projects that mean so much to me. Getting an acting nomination for my role as Daisy in ‘The Hateful Eight’ is a testament to the great Quentin Tarantino and would not have been possible without the cast (especially the one I was handcuffed to, Kurt Russell). ‘Anomalisa’ is a project so close to my heart and Charlie and Duke’s film is mind-blowing. I’m so happy people are loving it as much as I do. I never get such great news while making my son’s lunch in the morning!!”
Liev Schreiber
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Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama: “Ray Donovan”
“I’m a very lucky guy, that the collective accomplishments of the remarkable cast and crew of ‘Ray Donovan’ are being attributed to me. Thank you so much HFPA for the nomination and for watching our show. It’s incredibly encouraging.”
Uzo Aduba
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Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie: Orange is the New Black
“Thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for recognizing both myself and our entire ‘Orange Is the New Black’ family. We go to work so inspired to share the stories of these characters, and I am beyond grateful for this tremendous honor. Thank you, HFPA!”
Empire
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Best TV Series, Drama Co-creator Lee Daniels:
“I am humbled by this recognition from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. To everyone tuning in week after week, embracing our stories and characters, I thank you. And a very special thanks to my partner in crime, Danny Strong, and the team that made this happen – cast, crew and everyone at Fox. And Taraji, yes God! Thank you for breathing life into Cookie. Again so humbled and honored.”
Inside Out
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Best Animated Feature Film
“We are so proud of it,” said Jonas Rivera, producer of “Inside Out.” “[It’s a] cool year to have two originals, with this and ‘Good Dinosaur.’ Me and Pete [Docter] lean toward the originals and this was a personal film we made for kids. This film was based on observing our kids and what it’s like to be a kid again. We came to this idea that everyone in the world has felt that shift from one view to another and we really tried capturing that on film.”
Outlander
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Best TV Series, Drama
“My phone started ringing and I thought, ‘Why’s my agent calling me at this time in the morning?’ I hit snooze and it just kept ringing,” said “Outlander” creator/showrunner Ron D. Moore. “Finally I picked up and said, ‘Yeah what do you want?’ I yelled out of the room to tell my wife Terry Dresbach, who’s the costume designer on the show. She came in and said, ‘Did somebody die?’… It’s a big honor. It will raise their public profile … In some ways, I think this validates it. This genre often gets written off in the press.”
Joanne Froggatt
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Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie: Downton Abbey
“I’m on set right now and just heard this amazing news. I am absolutely blown away! I couldn’t be more grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for this nomination and their continued support. ‘Downton Abbey’ and Anna Bates have been a big part of my life for some years now. It has been the most exciting journey alongside the most wonderful people. I feel so lucky to have portrayed this character and to be recognized alongside these incredibly talented actresses, who have given such strong, inspirational performances. I couldn’t be happier!!!!”
Empire
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Best TV Series, Drama; Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama: Taraji P. Henson Showrunner Ilene Chaiken: “It’s a nice way to wake up. It’s fabulous. It’s thrilling. It’s amazing to be recognized by the Foreign Press. It means everything in our world to get that particular nod. Of course, it’s so great to have Taraji out there again just carrying the flag for ‘Empire,’ which she does all over the world. It’s also really, really cool broadcast network on that list. It’s very very gratifying… For us, it just reinforces and galvanizes us to do better and to keep pushing ourselves and to keep being fresh and to keep challenging ourselves. We’re doing something that feels new and fresh and worth taking taking notice. That’s what it does for us. It fuels us.”
Executive producer Danny StrongI’m incredibly honored that EMPIRE has been nominated for two Golden Globe Awards. Working on the show is a labor of love, and being recognized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is incredibly gratifying. The entire EMPIRE family is overjoyed. Co-creator Lee Daniels: “I am humbled by this recognition from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. To everyone tuning in week after week, embracing our stories and characters, I thank you. And a very special thanks to my partner in crime, Danny Strong, and the team that made this happen – cast, crew and everyone at Fox. And Taraji, yes God! Thank you for breathing life into Cookie. Again so humbled and honored.”
Fargo
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Best TV Movie or Limited-Series Series creator Noah Hawley on Fargo competing as a limited series:
“It’s never my goal to game the system. It was very hard for me last year to sit on the bench for the WGA nominations [after it was deemed to be a drama series] because I wrote all 10 hours. I wanted to be recognized by my peers and if the Emmys and Golden Globes were going to recognize us … Every year is a different movie; ‘American Horror Story’ is the same scenario. We have literal connections. what I like about what we’ve done with ‘Fargo’ is you can now watch it in some order. You can watch it chronologically in 1970s with Lou Solverson (Patrick Wilson) and then the movie and then the first season, or you can watch it how it aired.”
Christian Slater
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Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television: “Mr. Robot”
“It’s surreal. There’s a lovely tingly feeling that comes along with it. It’s forcing me into the now as much as possible.
I got this pilot script from my agent and it was called Mr. Robot. That was initially all I knew about it. And I thought, man, am I going to play a guy with wires inside him? I didn’t know what to expect.
It’s exciting to be at a place with a network that was looking to go in that direction. It’s a huge gamble for them I’m glad it’s paid off in this particular way.”
Rachel Bloom
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Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy: Crazy Ex Girlfriend
“My name was called first because I think it was alphabetical. Literlaly the second I heard it, I paused it and shook my husband from a deep slumber and I hugged him really tightly. I’m so glad I woke up… There’s so much good television and this year especially has been such a year for good television and good television comedy — so many people and so many women are out there doing amazing work.”
The Grinder (Fox)
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This legal comedy starring Rob Lowe as an actor who returns to the hometown of his lawyer brother played by Fred Savage garnered mostly positive reviews lasted a full 22 episodes but never really clicked with audiences. Airing on Fox’s lightly watched Tuesday lineup, it averaged a 1.2 rating in adults 18-49 and 3.3 million viewers overall in Nielsen’s “live plus-7” estimates.
Patrick Stewart
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Best Actor in a TV Series, Comedy: Blunt Talk
“I heard from inside the house a howl that I knew was my wife, who I thought was asleep. She’s terrified of insects and I’d assumed one had crawled into bed with her. In fact, she was already awake and was watching the nominations online. We had a glass of champagne for breakfast instead of the mango juice I’d been having every morning… Over the years, I have — as one has to — developed a kind of philosophy awards. It’s marvelous when you get them and you’re nominated, but it also has to be marvelous when your show has just done well. This is our first season and it’s marvelous to get the pat on the back from the Hollywood Foreign Press.”
Tom McCarthy
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Best Director – Motion Picture: Spotlight
“It has been a really long ride with this movie and we all know how hard it is to make movies like this in today’s market. Credit to our producers in getting this made, because there was a time when this film almost didn’t get made. Today is a really exciting day and really does help raise awareness of the movie. The film is about journalism, institutional abuse — it’s about faith and faith in institutions and it asks very important questions that people ask when they leave the theater. Movies don’t have to do that, but it is very exciting when a film like this connects with people.”
Regina King
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Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie: American Crime
“I am so elated and honored to be nominated for my first Golden Globe for a role that resonated with the viewers. I want to thank my fellow cast members and the whole crew of ‘American Crime’ as it takes a village and I couldn’t have done it without them.”
Mozart in the Jungle
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Best TV Series, Comedy; Best Actor in a TV Series, Comedy: Gael Garcia Bernal “Mozart in the Jungle”
Executive producers Paul Weitz, Jason Schwartman and Roman Coppola: “We’re so thrilled and grateful to the Hollywood foreign press for recognizing our whole ‘Mozart’ family, particularly our maestro, Gael.”
Maura Tierney
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Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie: The Affair
“I woke up a little bit late and I looked at my phone and said many, many messages from my publicist and I thought something good had happened… I feel like it would have been nice if the writing and the rest of the ensemble had been recognized, but it’s really nice that I was recognized and hopefully I represent the show.”
Judith Light
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Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie: Transparent
“I’m ecstatic! I am over the moon. I never thought this would be something that would be happening for me at this time of my life and my career. Anything can happen to you, even as you mature in your career. There are so many young people who say, ‘I want it to happen now!’ And I felt the same way, but having hung in there for a long time, and to have the blessing of this show, and having this happen now in my career is quite extraordinary. I get to work with the most extraordinary people on such an important and wonderful and brilliant show and we get to make a show that really can make a difference, which is what I always longed to do with my work.” On Jeffrey Tambor: “What has happened for him is the demonstration of what I’m talking about — this is a man that has done extraordinary work through his career. And now, to get this response and the accolades, it’s so right and the fact that we get to be together in this is just really extraordinary. He had said to me over time, you’re going to get nominated. If anybody in the world could be lucky enough to work with him, they will have not only the time their life but also a great visionary and teacher. I watch him work and I am in constant awe. I can’t give you enough adjectives about him and how much I deeply and profoundly love him.”
Gael Garcia Bernal
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Actor in a TV Series, Comedy: Mozart in the Jungle
“I’m tremendously delighted by the Golden Globe nominations for ‘Mozart in The Jungle.’ Huge congrats to Amazon for letting us all have a blast and creative freedom doing this show. I can’t wait to celebrate with all my accomplices from the show. I’m very glad that this show, that deals with beautiful abstract tangents such as music, gets this attention from the HFPA members as well as the audience. I’m going to begin the festivities as of NOW!”
“Wolf Hall”
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Best TV Movie or Limited-Series
Executive Producer Colin Callender: “The making of ‘Wolf Hall’ was a true collaboration and I’m very grateful to the HFPA for honoring our show. I share this nomination with our partners, Masterpiece and BBC; the brilliant director, Peter Kosminsky; screenwriter, Peter Straughan; author, Hilary Mantel; and our entire crew who helped bring these great books to the screen. And congratulations to [Mark Rylance] and [Damian Lewis] for their extraordinary performances.”
Caitriona Balfe
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Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series – Drama: “Outlander”
“I’m absolutely thrilled and honored to be nominated alongside these incredible actresses and for a show that has been such a wonderful experience for me. A big thank you to the HFPA as well as STARZ, Sony and my ‘Outlander’ family, both here in Scotland and back in the States.”
Flesh and Bone
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Best TV Movie or Limited-Series
“It’s incredible to share this news in the middle of the wilderness,” said “Flesh and Bone” creator Moira Walley-Beckett. “I’m on a retreat up in Ojai in California and I was out hiking a trail when I got the news. I yelped with excitement when I got the news and startled my dogs… Starz had such faith in the project and they allowed me such creative freedom. I couldn’t have asked for a better environment with which to continue with this creativeness.”
Jeffrey Tambor
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Best Performance by an Actor In A Television Series – Comedy Or Musical: “Transparent”
“It’s really great. Today is also my kids’ birthday — I have two of them with the same birthdays for different years — so Daddy is grinning from ear to ear. After I get off the phone, I’m going to get cake and ice cream, but we have an extra celebration.”
On Judith Light:
“I was running out the door taking my kids to school this morning, but I did send off the text. I said, ‘Told ya!’ And just sent her a big Mazel Tov. I’ve known Judith for years. She and I did repertory theater in the Milwaukee back in the day. She has that midas touch.”
“Casual”
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Best Television Series – Comedy Or Musical
“We are so thrilled to be nominated. Not in a stock way. In a legitimate we can’t believe it we are all freaking out way,” said exec producer Liz Tigelaar. “The show is about a family, we all have become a family in making it and it feels so nice for our family to be recognized and more importantly to be nominated in a category that lets us celebrate our whole family. Also we are ecstatic for Hulu. They are part of our family as much as any department in the show and this is such a victory for them as well. They are true collaborators.”
“We couldn’t be more thrilled for the ‘Casual’ team,” said Craig Erwich, head of content. “To hear this morning that we received our first Golden Globe nomination for a first year show is big for Hulu. We are so proud of this series. A big thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.”
“Thank you Hulu for taking a chance on such a unique comedy and thank you to the HFPA for rewarding the chance they took on us,” said exec producers Zander Lehmann and Jason Reitman.
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