Justin Timberlake Announces 2010 Golden Globe Nominations
On Tuesday morning, Justin Timberlake announced the nominations for the 67th annual Golden Globes. There have been some huge television series and films over the year, and this set to separate the best of the best.
In the film categories, “Up in the Air” is leading the nominees with 6 total nominations, while it’s closely followed by “Nine” with 5. “Inglourious Basterds” and “Avatar” have been nominated for 4 awards. In the television categories, “Glee” is leading the nominees with 4 nominations, while several programs are close behind with 3, including “Dexter”, “30 Rock”, “Damages” and “Big Love”. Below is a more detailed looked into these nominations.
Films Categories
“Up in the Air”, “Avatar” and “Inglourious Basterds” will battle for Best Drama Motion Picture. “Up in the Air” has also been nominated for: Best Screenplay, Best Actor Performance in a Drama (George Clooney), Best Supporting Actress Performance (Vera Farmiga & Anna Kendrick), and Best Direct (Jason Reitman). “Nine” was nominated for Best Musical or Comedy Motion Picture, Best Actor Performance in a Musical or Comedy (Daniel Day-Lewis), Best Actress Performance in a Musical or Comedy (Marion Cotillard), Best Supporting Actress Performance (Penelope Cruz), and Best Original Song (Cinema Italiano).
Other nominations for “Avatar” include Best Director (James Cameron), Best Original Score, and Best Original Song (I See You). “Inglourious Basterds” will also be battling for Best Supporting Actor Performance (Christoph Waltz), Best Director (Quentin Tarantino), and Best Screenplay.
Television Categories
“Glee” will be competing with “30 Rock” for Best Musical or Comedy Television Series, Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Television Series, and Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Television Series, while it will battle “Big Love” and “Damages” for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or TV Film. “Big Love” will also competing against “Dexter” for Best Drama Television Series and Best Actor Performance in a Drama Television Series. “Dexter” has also been nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or TV Film, competing with “Damages”, which is also nominated for Best Actress Performance in a Drama Television Series.
There are many other films and television shows to nominated for the awards. Be sure to tune in on January 17 for the revealing of the winners.
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