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[jwplayer player="1" mediaid="24757"] Tina Fey and Amy Poehler give an insight into what will happen when they host the Golden Globes show on January 12 and pick who they think will be the winners. They also predict "social change" and a street fight.

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Among the five films nominated in the Best Foreign Language category, The Hunt from Denmark is easily the darkest. It introduces us to a cast of sympathetic characters leading normal lives in a rural Danish town and then takes us on an unsettling journey as the community is torn apart by doubt and suspicion.

With her performance in Labor Day, English actress Kate Winslet received her 10th Golden Globe nomination. She won twice in 2009, as Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama for Revolutionary Road, and as Best Supporting Actress for The Reader (for which she also won an Academy Award).

There are certainly many ways to define Leonardo DiCaprio, who began the year as Gatsby and ended it with a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in the Comedy Motion Picture category (his 10th overall) for his performance in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. Although he is one of Hollywood’s undisputed superstars, some may still focus on the romantic liaisons that have tied him to enough stunning top models to fill a virtual swimsuit calendar.

At 23, she is the youngest actress to have three Golden Globe and two Oscar nominations and win one each. With David O.

With winners to be announced during the Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted ceremony on January 12, 2014, the talented stars of television and cinema have offered up their reactions to their nominations for the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards. Speaking words of gratitude, excitement and praise, a comprehensive collection of quotes from the latest crop of esteemed Golden Globes hopefuls reads as follows: Julia Roberts (Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for August: Osage County: “Being a part of a film like AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY was a dream come true for me as an actor.

Some great actors are as comfortable in front of a press line as they are in front of the camera; others, not so much. No one for instance has ever accused Joaquin Phoenix of answering journalists’ questions as effortlessly as he disappears into the characters he portrays onscreen.

Although she’s just turned 30 and has just been on the scene for a handful of years, there’s something about Greta Gerwig that both sets her apart from and makes her very emblematic of the Indie film scene. Her looks are more jolie-laide than beautiful and she embodies quirky, laid-back traits while exuding the kind of honesty and insecurity commonly associated with real-life scenarios.

Amy Adams, 39, lights up the room. The soft-spoken American actress thanks her parents, Richard Kent and Kathryn Adams, for her good manners.