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Alfonso Cuarón returns to his childhood memories when talking about his newest film Roma, nominated for the Golden Globes in three categories: Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Foreign Language Film. In 2014 he won a Golden Globe for Best Directing with Gravity.

When Charlize Theron was a little girl in Benoni, South Africa, her first-year school teacher asked her and her classmates to dress up what they wanted to be when they grow up. In this conversation with HFPA journalist (and fellow South African) Margaret Gardiner, at the HFPA offices in West Hollywood, Theron recalls: “I remember going all over the house trying to find an outfit and props.

The Amazon Studios' series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel has made Rachel Brosnahan famous.

The relationship between Michael Douglas and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association spans over four decades.   It includes eight Golden Globe nominations, two wins and a Cecil B.

In White Boy Rick,  Golden Globe winner Matthew McConaughey lets first-time actor Richie Merritt shine in the role of Rick Wershe Jr. , the youngest informant for the FBI.

Outlander leading lady Claire is a strong character but Caitriona Balfe has learned softness and sweetness from her. “I can be very cynical but I've learned to appreciate romantic side of life a bit better,” she tells HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner.

The change is huge between Rami Malek’s two recent characters - from the morphine addict, antisocial cyber hacker Elliot Alderson on Mr. Robot to the legendary, flamboyant rock star Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody.

On the Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale, Golden Globe nominee Ann Dowd plays brutal Aunt Lydia, who is in charge of overseeing the Handmaids in their sexual reeducation and duties. HFPA journalist Gabriel Lerman met Ann Dowd and asked the veteran actress if Aunt Lyndia reminds her of her upbringing.

Real-life events have always inspired English director Paul Greengrass.  HFPA journalist Lorenzo Soria met the visionary at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills where a wedding band was rehearsing in the courtyard at the same time.

His admiration for Oscar Wilde started as a kid when his mother read the fairy tale The Happy Prince to him before he went to sleep.   Back then, Rupert Everett didn’t think about an Irish author who was exiled for his sexuality in the 1800s.