Rosamund Pike

They all sat in front of their screens, some better lit than others but all of them isolated. It was February 28, 2021, and the uninvited party guest Covid had crashed the 78th Golden Globe Awards that had gone virtual as a result.

Usually we focus on fashion, but the hair this week has required special note. We dive in and break down the looks to try at home.

Rosamund Pike, Golden Globe best actress winner for I Care a Lot, and nominee for Gone Girl and A Private War, spoke to the journalists of the Hollywood Foreign Press in 2005 about playing Jane opposite Keira Knightley as Elizabeth in Pride & Prejudice directed by Joe Wright from the 1813 novel by Jane Austen. “I know I was given the book Pride and Prejudice when I was about thirteen, but I am not sure that I finished it, because I definitely remember the beginning much more clearly than the end.

Three times the charm: the British actress got her third nomination this year and won her first Globe. Here, she talks about the depth of her role in I Care A Lot and taking her gown on a walk through a deserted Prague where she is currently shooting.

From Bond girl to a double Nobel Prize winner, Rosamund Pike´s acting versatility has taken her from acting in massive blockbusters to two Golden Globe wins. This year she is nominated again for her performance in I Care A Lot.

Rosamund Pike (currently Madame Curie in Radioactive) delivers quiet, intense performances that are reflected in her fashion choices. Highly sophisticated designer wear with S & M overtones.

Women were all over the place with color and style. Men showed diversity and panache.

Anger informs conflict, and of course, conflict drives narrative. But female expressions of sustained anger, as well as honest portrayals of the righteousness of moral indignation, are both heavily under-explored in cinema, for reasons likely both related to degree-of-difficulty and, it must be said, outmoded notions of what constitutes interesting parts for women or what audiences want to see.