76th Golden Globe Awards

Golden Globe nominee Lupita Nyong'o.

Black Panther's Chadwick Boseman; Golden Globe winner and three-time nominee Saoirse Ronan; Octavia Spencer, Golden Globe winner and three-time Golden Globe nominee; Golden Globe winner and nominee Gary Oldman.

Jessica Chastain, Golden Globe Award winner as Best Actress, Drama, for Zero Dark Thirty, and five-time Golden Globe nominee; and Sam Rockwell, Golden Globe Award winner in 2018 as Best Supporting Actor in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and nominated again this year for Best Supporting Actor for Vice,.

For someone who has no patience sitting in the makeup chair, John C. Reilly endured hours being made up to resemble Oliver Hardy in Stan & Ollie.

In many ways, Nicole Kidman is the very embodiment of a fearless actor. In 2018 alone, the Australian actress has cinematically walked in the shoes of an Atlantis Queen, a Baptist minister’s wife and a beaten and battered police detective - a brazen role that secured Kidman her 13th Golden Globe nomination, this time for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama for her portrayal of Erin Bell in Destroyer.

In adolescence, kids only a couple years older can seem so much more sophisticated that they’re almost from another planet. Hollywood entertainment perhaps unwittingly helps reinforce this psychological divide, often casting performers in their 20s as high school students and older teenagers as middle school students, in order to avoid some of the protective mechanisms of American child labor laws for younger actors.

Christian Bale has previously undergone some famously massive physical transformations as part of his work. He lost more than 60 pounds (28.

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Regina King is an anomaly in Hollywood in that she was born here. And this native of Los Angeles has only good things to say about her birthplace: “I love my city and I feel like the majority of the people that are in the city are people from other cities.

Clad in corsets and elaborate gowns, Golden Globe winner Rachel Weisz plays the scheming Lady Marlborough in Yorgos Lanthimos’ historical farce The Favourite. In the film, the conniving aristocrat has her own agenda and is – in essence – running the country as well as circles around her male counterparts.