Golden Globes Nominations Announced

Golden Globes Nominations Announcedby Wilson Morales

December 14, 2010

Nominations for the Golden Globes Awards were announced this morning by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and among the nominees are Halle Berry for Best Actress in a Drama (‘Frankie and Alice) and Idris Elba for Best Actor in Mini-Series or Film Made for TV (‘Luther’).

For Berry, it’s her third Golden Globe nod. In 1999, she won the award for for Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film for HBO’s ‘Introducing Dorothy Dandridge,’ and was also nominated in 2002 for for Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama for ‘Monster’s Ball.’ She would later win the Oscar for the latter film.

‘The King’s Speech’ led the film categories with seven nominations, including nods for Best Film, Best Actor in a Drama, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Screenplay, and Best Director.

NBC will telecast the 68th annual Golden Globes live from Los Angeles on both coasts Sunday, Jan. 16.

Here are the nominees in both film and TV categories

Best Picture (Drama)

‘Black Swan,’ ‘The Fighter,’ ‘Inception,’ ‘The King’s Speech,’ ‘The Social Network’

Best Picture (Musical or Comedy)

‘Alice in Wonderland,’ ‘Burlesque,’ ‘The Kids Are All Right,’ ‘Red,’ ‘The Tourist’

Best Director

Darren Aronfsky (‘Black Swan’), David Fincher (‘The Social Network’), Tom Hooper (‘The King’s Speech’), Christopher Nolan (‘Inception’), David O. Russell (‘The Figher’)

Best Actor (Drama)

Jesse Eisenberg (‘The Social Network’), Colin Firth (‘The King’s Speech’), James Franco (‘127 Hours’), Ryan Gosling (‘Blue Valentine’), Mark Wahlberg (‘The Fighter’)

Best Actress (Drama)

Halle Berry (‘Frankie and Alice’), Nicole Kidman (‘Rabbit Hole’), Jennifer Lawrence (‘Winter’s Bone’), Natalie Portman (‘Black Swan’), Michelle Williams (‘Blue Valentine’)

Best Actor (Musical or Comedy)

Johnny Depp (‘Alice in Wonderland’), Johnny Depp (‘The Tourist’), Paul Giamatti (‘Barney’s Version’), Jake Gyllenhaal (‘Love and Other Drugs’), Kevin Spacey (‘Casino Jack’)

Best Actress (Musical or Comedy)

Annette Bening (‘The Kids Are All Right’), Anne Hathaway (‘Love and Other Drugs’), Angelina Jolie (‘The Tourist’), Julianne Moore (‘The Kids Are All Right’), Emma Stone (‘Easy A’)

Best Supporting Actor

Christian Bale (‘The Fighter’), Michael Douglas (‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’), Andrew Garfield (‘The Social Network’), Jeremy Renner (‘The Town’), Geoffrey Rush (‘The King’s Speech’)

Best Supporting Actress

Amy Adams (‘The Fighter’), Helena Bonham Carter (‘The King’s Speech’), Mila Kunis (‘Black Swan’), Melissa Leo (‘The Fighter’), Jacki Weaver (‘Animal Kingdom’)

Best Screenplay

Danny Boyle, Simon Beaufoy (‘127 Hours’), Lisa Cholodenko, Stuart Blumberg (‘The Kids Are All Right’), Christopher Nolan (‘Inception’), David Seidler (‘The King’s Speech’), Aaron Sorkin (‘The Social Network’)

Best Animated Film

‘Despicable Me,’ ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ ‘The Illusionist,’ ‘Tangled,’ ‘Toy Story 3’

Best Foreign Film

‘Biutiful’ (Spain), ‘The Concert’ (France),’The Edge’ (Russia), ‘I Am Love’ (Italy), ‘In a Better World’ (Denmark)

Best Original Score

Alexandre Desplat (‘The King’s Speech’), Danny Elfman (‘Alice in Wonderland’), A.R. Rahman (‘127 Hours’), Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross (‘The Social Network’), Hans Zimmer (‘Inception’)

Best Original Song

“Bound to You” (‘Burlesque’), “Coming Home” (‘Country Strong’), “I See the Light” (‘Tangled’), “There’s a Place for Us” (‘The Chronicles of Narnia’),”You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me” (‘Burlesque’)

Best Series (Drama)

‘Boardwalk Empire’ (HBO), ‘Dexter’ (Showtime), ‘The Good Wife’ (CBS), ‘Mad Men’ (AMC), ‘The Walking Dead’ (AMC)

Best Series (Musical or Comedy)

’30 Rock'(NBC), ‘The Big Bang Theory’ (CBS), ‘The Big C’ (Showtime),’Glee'(FOX), ‘Modern Family’ (ABC), ‘Nurse Jackie’ (Showtime)

Best Mini-Series or Film Made For TV

‘Carlos,’ ‘The Pacific,’ ‘Pillars of the Earth,’ ‘Temple Grandin,’ ‘You Don’t Know Jack’

Best Actor (Drama)

Steve Buscemi (‘Boardwalk Empire’), Bryan Cranston (‘Breaking Bad’), Michael C. Hall (‘Dexter’), Jon Hamm (‘Mad Men’), Hugh Laurie (‘House’)

Best Actor (Musical or Comedy)

Alec Baldwin (’30 Rock’), Steve Carell (‘The Office’), Thomas Jane (‘Hung’), Matthew Morrison (‘Glee’), Jim Parsons (‘The Big Bang Theory’)

Best actor (mini-series or film made for TV)

Idris Elba (‘Luther’), Ian McShane (‘Pillars of the Earth’), Al Pacino (‘You Don’t Know Jack’), Dennis Quaid (‘The Special Relationship’), Edgar Ramirez (‘Carlos’)

Best Supporting Actor (Mini-Series or Film Made For TV)

Scott Caan (‘Hawaii Five-0’), Chris Colfer (‘Glee’), Chris Noth (‘The Good Wife’), Eric Stonestreet (‘Modern Family’), David Strathairn (‘Temple Grandin’)

Best Actress (Drama)

Julianna Margulies (‘The Good Wife’), Elizabeth Moss (‘Mad Men’), Piper Perabo (‘Covert Affairs’), Katey Segal (‘Sons of Anarchy’), Kyra Sedgwick (‘The Closer’)

Best Actress (Musical or Comedy)

Toni Collette (‘United States of Tara’), Edie Falco (‘Nurse Jackie’), Tina Fey (’30 Rock’), Laura Linney (‘The Big C’), Lea Michele (‘Glee’)

Best Actress (Mini-Series or Film Made For TV)

Hayley Atwell (‘Pillars of the Earth’), Claire Danes (‘Temple Grandin’), Judi Dench (‘Return to Cranford’), Romola Garai (‘Emma’), Jennifer Love Hewitt (‘The Client List’)

Best Supporting Actress (Mini-Series or Film Made For TV)

Hope Davis (‘The Special Relationship’), Jane Lynch (‘Glee’), Kelly MacDonald (‘Boardwalk Empire’) Julia Styles (‘Dexter’), Sofia Vergara (‘Modern Family’)