Taylor Swift, Nicole Kidman and More Stars Celebrate Golden Globe Nominations

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Taylor Swift, Nicole Kidman and More Stars Celebrate Golden Globe Nominations

Time to celebrate! Taylor Swift, Nicole Kidman and more celebrities are reacting to the 2020 Golden Globe nominations. Tim Allen, Dakota Fanning and Susan Kelechi Watson announced the full list of noms on Monday, December 9. In the movie categories, Marriage Story (six noms), The Irishman (five noms) and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (five noms) are leading the pack. Joker and The Two Popes are also at the top of the list with four nominations each. In the TV categories, HBO’s Chernobyl is tied with Netflix series The Crown and Unbelievable for four nominations each. Apple’s The Morning Show also scored three nominations, including Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama. "I'm incredibly proud that the show was nominated, and it's so rewarding to see the hard work and talent of Reese and Jen recognized,” The Morning Show executive producer and showrunner Kerry Ehrin said in a statement to Us Weekly on Monday. “Mimi, Michael and I could not be more delighted and grateful to the HFPA for this honor, and to Apple for all their support." [jwplayer 7YE1DKDi-l3ahXupL] Producer Michael Ellenberg added, “I am so grateful to the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for recognizing ‘The Morning Show’ and Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s outstanding performances. A huge thank you to Apple TV+ for their incredible partnership and the remarkable cast and crew, who I’m honored to share this nomination with.” Ricky Gervais will host the 77th annual Golden Globes on NBC Sunday, January 5, at 8 p.m. ET. Scroll through to read all the stars’ reactions:

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Taylor Swift, Nicole Kidman and More Stars Celebrate Golden Globe Nominations

Time to celebrate! Taylor Swift, Nicole Kidman and more celebrities are reacting to the 2020 Golden Globe nominations. Tim Allen, Dakota Fanning and Susan Kelechi Watson announced the full list of noms on Monday, December 9. In the movie categories, Marriage Story (six noms), The Irishman (five noms) and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (five noms) are leading the pack. Joker and The Two Popes are also at the top of the list with four nominations each. In the TV categories, HBO’s Chernobyl is tied with Netflix series The Crown and Unbelievable for four nominations each. Apple’s The Morning Show also scored three nominations, including Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama. "I'm incredibly proud that the show was nominated, and it's so rewarding to see the hard work and talent of Reese and Jen recognized,” The Morning Show executive producer and showrunner Kerry Ehrin said in a statement to Us Weekly on Monday. “Mimi, Michael and I could not be more delighted and grateful to the HFPA for this honor, and to Apple for all their support." [jwplayer 7YE1DKDi-l3ahXupL] Producer Michael Ellenberg added, “I am so grateful to the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for recognizing ‘The Morning Show’ and Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s outstanding performances. A huge thank you to Apple TV+ for their incredible partnership and the remarkable cast and crew, who I’m honored to share this nomination with.” Ricky Gervais will host the 77th annual Golden Globes on NBC Sunday, January 5, at 8 p.m. ET. Scroll through to read all the stars’ reactions:

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Jennifer Aniston

"I have never loved a Monday morning more! How exciting to wake up to this news and I am so honored to be included with my incredible partner Reese, and all the other extraordinary actresses in our category," the 50-year-old Friends alum said in a statement. "Thank you to the HFPA for recognizing our show and all the passion we put into making it. From everyone at Apple TV+, the producers, directors, everyone both in front and behind the camera, we put our heart and soul into The Morning Show and I/we are so grateful that you recognized us with these nominations."

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Reese Witherspoon

"When I’m awakened by shaking and my husband’s much too loud and excited voice at 5 a.m., it must be a good day! I’ve been blessed to work with talented actors and creative teams throughout my career, but this year really takes the cake because I had the honor of working with two amazing groups of people on both Big Little Lies and The Morning Show!" Witherspoon, 43, said in a statement. "I can’t say enough about each actor, writer, producer creator and member of the hardworking crews that brought these stories to life. Acting is my first love and it was always my dream when I began producing and started Hello Sunshine that we would create smart and compelling stories with strong female voices at the center, but to have people actually enjoy the work we do is truly all I could have hoped for! I’m grateful to the HFPA and to my partners HBO and Apple, David E. Kelly and Kerry Ehrin, Nicole, Laura, Shailene, Zoe, Meryl, Jen, Steve, Billy, Mark, Gugu, Karen, and everyone who had a hand in bringing Big Little Lies and The Morning Show to life!" 

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Kathy Bates

“Thank you HFPA for the recognition, I am so proud of this film and it was an honor to work with Mr. Eastwood on telling this important story along with the incredible Paul, Sam, Olivia, Jon, Nina, Ian and Niko,” the Richard Jewell star, 71, said in a statement. “I hope our film brings justice and peace to Richard and Bobi Jewell in telling their truth and honoring his heroism.”

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Eddie Murphy

“I am humbled and honored that the Hollywood Foreign Press has chosen to recognize Dolemite Is My Name and my performance in the film. This film was sixteen years in the making, and was a true labor of love for everyone involved in its’ creation,” the 58-year-old actor said in a statement. “I am beyond grateful that both audiences and critics have embraced it so enthusiastically, and I mean it from the bottom of my heart when I say that everyone who worked on the film shares in these nominations.”

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Christina Applegate

“Holy moly! Thank you hollywood foreign press! I’m so humbled! What a way to wake up!!!” the Dead to Me star, 48, said in a statement.

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Billy Porter

“Everybody has a story. Stories create empathy. Empathy creates a pathway to the respect of our collective humanity. Thank you Hollywood Foreign Press Association for seeing POSE and helping to illuminate and share our stories with the world,” the Pose star, 50, said in statement. “The Category is… LOVE!”

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Paul Rudd

“What an honor to be nominated for a Golden Globe and I’m grateful to the HFPA. I’m humbled to be included in a group that’s so talented and respected,” the Living With Yourself actor, 50, said in statement.

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Taylor Swift

“I woke up today to the news that 'Beautiful Ghosts' is nominated for a Golden Globe - it’s so cool that one of the most fun, fulfilling creative experiences I’ve ever had is being honored in this way by the HFPA,” the 29-year-old Grammy winner captioned a series of photos from the recording studio on Monday via Instagram. “I ended up spending many days on set watching the other performers do their scenes. Watching the character Victoria, played by @frankiegoestohayward inspired me so much and 'Beautiful Ghosts' was the result. Congrats to my co-writer and buddy 4 life Andrew Lloyd Webber. This is just purrfect. 😸” 

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Tom Hanks

“Thank you to the HFPA,” the A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood actor, 63, who is up for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture, said in a statement to Us Weekly. “I am happy to be in such an accomplished group of actors”

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Kirsten Dunst

The On Becoming a God in Central Florida actress, 37, released a statement to E! News: "I am so honored to be nominated along with the other incredible actresses in our category. Best 5AM news ever!!!!"

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Emma Thompson

"I am thrilled beyond measure to have been nominated for one of my favourite roles ever - I owe so much to Nisha Ganatra and EVERYTHING to the one and only Mindy Kaling!" the 60-year-old, who was nominated for her role in Late Night, said in a statement. 

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Kaitlyn Dever

“Wow. I can’t believe this!!!” the 22-year-old star of Unbelievable said in statement to Us. “Thank you to the HFPA, Golden Globes for your support and nominating me for my first Golden Globe. I feel so blessed to be recognized alongside such a talented group of women. To my fellow Unbelievable cast, and the extraordinary producers, congratulations! It was a team effort to bring Marie’s story to the forefront and do her justice. THANK YOU to everyone who put their trust in me to portray Marie. I’m incredibly honored and overwhelmed.” 

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Ben Platt

The Politician actor, 26, scored his first Golden Globe nom for the Netflix series. 

“Thank you so very much to the HFPA for recognizing our @the_Politician family and for making both of these goober prom dates @goldenglobes nominees!” Platt tweeted, tagging Booksmart’s Beanie Feldstein, who is up for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

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Sacha Baron Cohen

“A heartfelt thank you to the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for this honour. I have long wanted to move away from comedy and do something uncommercial, not reliant on jokes, that few people would see - which I achieved with the The Brothers Grimsby,” the Spy star, 48, tweeted. “I am hugely proud of The Spy and thrilled that it has been seen and embraced by audiences around the globe. I share this recognition with Eli Cohen’s family and everyone who worked on The Spy.” 

He concluded: “I’d also like to express my thanks to the brilliant team at Netflix and to our visionary writer/director Gidi Raff.” 

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Nicole Kidman

Kidman is set to celebrate with her Big Little Lies costar and fellow nominee Meryl Streep.

"Headed to the set of The Prom for the first day of shooting. About to see Meryl and can't wait to give her a big hug!” the 52-year-old actress said in a statement to Us. “Thanks to the HFPA for everything you have done for Big Little Lies season 2 and its subject matter. It means the world to all of us."

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Alexandre Desplat

Desplat, who is nominated for best original score for Little Women, shared a statement with Us.

"I am very grateful to the HFPA to have nominated my score for Little Women,” the two-time Golden Globe winner said. “Greta Gerwig is a visionary and a wonderful artist and I am proud that she and Amy Pascal invited me to be part of their team. This music was recorded thanks to Solrey’s musical taste and expertise with the best NYC musicians and I share this moment with them all."

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Shannon McIntosh

The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood producer released a statement to Us: “We are thrilled and honored by today’s nominations, and humbled by the recognition toward the effort we’ve put forth in providing audiences with a truly unique cinematic experience. Movie making is an exhaustive exercise of teamwork. From the director to the producers, the cast and every person on the crew, we collectively poured our heart and soul into helping bring Quentin’s vision of a love letter to Hollywood to life. The pathos in Leo’s Rick Dalton and unphased bliss of Brad’s Cliff Booth represent and reflect so many of the talented people we work with in this industry. The film itself is a reflection of why we all love making movies and pleasant reminder of how we all found ourselves going down this path in life. And of course, to be able to commemorate Sharon’s life – letting her be remembered as she should be in Margot’s eloquent performance brought tears to my eyes. Thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for showing that you too believe in this fantastic journey of filmmaking.”

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Saoirse Ronan

“Getting to play Jo March, one of the most inspiring characters in literature, still today, has been an honor,” the Little Women star, 25, said in a statement. “I am eternally grateful to Greta Gerwig for her guidance and partnership, and for her fierce perseverance that brought this incredible cast together and created an environment for us to become a real family and tell this very special story. My performance in this film belongs to Greta as much as it does myself and I share this recognition completely with her.”

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Mimi Leder

“What a beautiful morning for The Morning Show! Feeling grateful to be able to bring this story to light alongside a most brilliant group of artists – our cast and crew who worked passionately from their hearts and souls to continue the conversation of power, greed, and toxicity in the workplace,” the Morning Show director and executive producer said in a statement. “It is an important time, and a privilege, to be able to tell stories and create art that reflects the times we are living in. Thank you HFPA for this incredible honor and for also recognizing Jennifer and Reese. Working with them is a dream come true. Kerry, Michael and I are blown away!”