We’ve seen her magnificent performance as Marla Grayson in I Care a Lot, and now it’s almost time to find out whether Rosamund Pike …
We’ve seen her magnificent performance as Marla Grayson in I Care a Lot, and now it’s almost time to find out whether Rosamund Pike takes home an award at this year’s Golden Globes. She’s up for best actress (musical or comedy), but faces stiff competition from Anya Taylor-Joy (Emma) and Maria Bakalova (Borat Subsequent Moviefilm). Elsewhere, the TV and movie awards show dropped a few surprise nominations this year, embracing revenge thriller Promising Young Woman with four nods. The film starring Carey Mulligan sits behind The Trial of Chicago 7 (five nods) and overall leader Netflix’s Mank (six). But Chloé Zhao’s lauded Nomadland is probably the favorite to win best picture (drama), making Zhao’s entry to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Eternals (arriving at the end of the year) even more enticing. Best TV series (drama) looks like it’ll go to a splashy season 4 of The Crown, which faces off against Ozark, Ratched, Lovecraft Country and The Mandalorian. Based on the general snubbing of sci-fi, it’s hard to see the latter pair in with much chance. It’s surprising Ratched is in there at all given its overall mixed reception. Read more: Golden Globes 2021: The full list of nominations| How to watch the Golden Globes 2021 Let’s take a stab at predicting some of the major Golden Globes winners for 2021.
