Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, a portrait of the Civil War-era president at the most critical point of his career, earned a leading seven Golden Globe nominations this morning.
Lincoln is up for the best dramatic film trophy, and will face off against the Iran hostage drama Argo, shipwreck story Life of Pi, slavery revenge tale Django Unchained and the hunt for Osama Bin Laden thriller Zero Dark Thirty for the top prize, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Thursday.
Along with Spielberg's directing nod, the performances in the historical epic Lincoln were singled out, with star Daniel Day-Lewis and co-stars Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones nominated.
Day-Lewis will see strong competition for the dramatic film actor title, including from Joaquin Phoenix's raw navy veteran-turned-religious follower in The Master and John Hawkes's praised turn as a paralyzed man seeking the help of a sex therapist in The Sessions.
Rounding out the category's nominess are Richard Gere, who plays a cutthroat hedge-fund magnate in Arbitrage, and Denzel Washington's portrayal of a troubled, alcoholic airline pilot in Flight.
The field for best dramatic film actress is equally competitive and includes some of the industry's top performers, including Helen Mirren as the strong-minded filmmaker's wife in Hitchcock and Marion Cotillard as a whale trainer who loses her legs in an accident (Rust and Bone). Also nominated are Jessica Chastain, for her role as a CIA analyst in Zero Dark Thirty, Naomi Watts (who plays a mother caught up in the Asian tsunami in The Impossible) and Rachel Weisz, as a woman embroiled in a torrid affair (The Deep Blue Sea).
The nominees for direction came strictly from the dramatic categories. Along with Spielberg, Ben Affleck is nominated for Argo, Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty, Ang Lee for Life of Pi and Quentin Tarantino for Django Unchained.
The best comedy or musical film nominees are the warm retiree story The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, musical theatre remake Les Misérables; quirky childhood romance Moonrise Kingdom, British romantic drama Salmon Fishing in the Yemen and misfits tale Silver Linings Playbook.
TV nominees feature veterans and newbies
Among TV nominees are stalwarts The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family, which will face off against newer series Episodes, Girls and Smash for the best TV comedy or musical prize.
TV favourite The Big Bang Theory earned nominations for best TV comedy and for actor Jim Parsons, seen at right with co-star Johnny Galecki. (Sonja Flemming/CBS/Associated Press) Popular series Breaking Bad and Downton Abbey are among the best TV drama contenders, along with Boardwalk Empire, Homeland and The Newsroom.
The performing categories leaned more toward stars of established shows, though there was an injection of a few newcomers as well. Other TV nominees include:
- Actress in a TV comedy or musical: Zooey Deschanel, New Girl, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep; Lena Dunham, Girls, Tina Fey, 30 Rock; Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation.
- Actor in a TV comedy or musical: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock; Don Cheadle, House of Lies; Louis C.K.m Louie; Matt LeBlanc, Episodes; Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory.
- Actress in a TV drama: Connie Britton, Nashville; Glenn Close, Damages; Claire Danes, Homeland; Michelle Dockery, Downton Abbey; Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife.
- Actor in a TV drama: Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire; Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad; Jeff Daniels, The Newsroom; Jon Hamm, Mad Men; Damian Lewis, Homeland.
- Miniseries or TV movie: Game Change; The Girl; Hatfields & McCoys; The Hour; Political Animals.
- Actress, miniseries or movie: Nicole Kidman, Hemingway & Gellhorn; Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Asylum; Sienna Miller, The Girl; Julianne Moore, Game Change; Sigourney Weaver, Political Animals.
- Actor, miniseries or movie: Kevin Costner, Hatfields & McCoys; Benedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock; Woody Harrelson, Game Change; Toby Jones, The Girl; Clive Owen, Hemingway & Gellhorn.
- Supporting actress, television: Hayden Panettiere, Nashville; Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife; Sarah Paulson, Game Change; Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey; Sofia Vergara, Modern Family.
- Supporting actor, television: Max Greenfield, New Girl; Ed Harris, Game Change; Danny Huston, Magic City; Mandy Patinkin, Homeland; Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family.
The HFPA, comprised of nearly 90 entertainment reporters for media outlets outside of the U.S., administers the annual celebration of film and television, considered one of the season's most high-profile awards.
Comedy stars Fey and Poehler, both nominated, will also emcee the Golden Globes gala on Jan. 13.
The HFPA previously revealed the gala will also pay tribute to Jodie Foster, two-time Golden Globe best-actress winner (The Accused, Silence of the Lambs), as the latest recipient of its Cecil B. de Mille Award for for lifetime achievement. She joins past honourees such as Morgan Freeman, Sophia Loren, Martin Scorsese and Audrey Hepburn.
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