The Golden Globes nominations were announced on Monday, Dec. 11, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association recognized 20 different studios across the 15 film categories. Four of those led the pack with double digit hauls, including Netflix with 13, Warner Bros. Pictures with 12, and A24 and Universal Pictures with 11 apiece.
SEE Golden Globes nominations list: Nominees for 81st annual ceremony
The lucky 13 nominations for Netflix came from five different films, with Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” and “May December” both reaping four bids each. The dozen noms earned by Warner Bros. is largely thanks for Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” which is the most nominated movie of the year here with nine citations. A24 had strength across both Celine Song’s “Past Lives” and “Zone of Interest,” which both earned Best Drama nominations, while Universal Pictures scored eight of its 11 for Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.”
See the complete nominations totals by studio and film below:
Nominations By Studio
Netflix — 13
Warner Bros. Pictures — 12
A24 — 11
Universal Pictures — 11
Searchlight Pictures — 8
Apple Original Films — 7
Amazon MGM Studios — 4
Neon — 4
Sony Pictures — 4
Focus Features — 3
Walt Disney Studios — 3
Gkids — 2
Mubi — 2
Orion Pictures & Amazon MGM Studios — 2
01 Distribution — 1
AMC Theatres — 1
Lionsgate — 1
Paramount Pictures — 1
Toho — 1
Vertical Studios — 1
Nominations By Film
Barbie — Warner Bros. Pictures (9)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Margot Robbie
Best Supporting Actor, Ryan Gosling
Best Director, Greta Gerwig
Best Screenplay
Best Original Song, “Dance the Night”
Best Original Song, “I’m Just Ken”
Best Original Song, “What Was I Made For?”
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Oppenheimer — Universal Pictures (8)
Best Drama
Best Actor, Cillian Murphy
Best Supporting Actor, Robert Downey Jr.
Best Supporting Actress, Emily Blunt
Best Director, Christopher Nolan
Best Screenplay
Best Original Score
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Killers of the Flower Moon — Apple Original Films (7)
Best Drama
Best Actor, Leonardo DiCaprio
Best Actress, Lily Gladstone
Best Supporting Actor, Robert De Niro
Best Director, Martin Scorsese
Best Screenplay
Best Original Score
Poor Things — Searchlight Pictures (7)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Emma Stone
Best Supporting Actor, Willem Dafoe
Best Supporting Actor, Mark Ruffalo
Best Director, Yorgos Lanthimos
Best Screenplay
Best Original Score
Past Lives — A24 (5)
Best Drama
Best Actress, Greta Lee
Best Screenplay
Best Director, Celine Song
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
Anatomy of a Fall — Neon (4)
Best Drama
Best Actress, Sandra Hüller
Best Screenplay
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
Maestro — Netflix (4)
Best Drama
Best Actor, Bradley Cooper
Best Actress, Carey Mulligan
Best Director, Bradley Cooper
May December — Netflix (4)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Natalie Portman
Best Supporting Actor, Charles Melton
Best Supporting Actress, Julianne Moore
The Holdovers — Focus Features (3)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Paul Giamatti
Best Supporting Actress, Da’Vine Joy Randolph
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse — Sony Pictures (3)
Best Animated Feature
Best Original Score
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
The Super Mario Bros. Movie — Universal Pictures (3)
Best Animated Feature
Best Original Song, “Peaches”
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Zone of Interest — A24 (3)
Best Drama
Best Original Score
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
Air — Amazon MGM Studios (2)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Matt Damon
American Fiction — Orion Pictures / Amazon MGM Studios (2)
Best Comedy/Musical
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Jeffrey Wright
Fallen Leaves — Mubi (2)
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Alma Pöysti
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
Nyad — Netflix (2)
Best Actress, Annette Bening
Best Supporting Actress, Jodie Foster
Rustin — Netflix (2)
Best Actor, Colman Domingo
Best Original Song, “Road to Freedom”
Saltburn — Amazon MGM Studios (2)
Best Actor, Barry Keoghan
Best Supporting Actress, Rosamund Pike
The Boy and the Heron — Gkids (2)
Best Animated Feature
Best Original Score
The Color Purple — Warner Bros. Pictures (2)
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Fantasia Barrino
Best Supporting Actress, Danielle Brooks
All of Us Strangers — Searchlight (1)
Best Actor, Andrew Scott
Beau Is Afraid — A24 (1)
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Joaquin Phoenix
Dream Scenario — A24 (1)
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Nicolas Cage
Elemental — Walt Disney Studios (1)
Best Animated Feature
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 — Walt Disney Studios (1)
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Io Capitano — 01 Distribution (1)
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
John Wick: Chapter 4 — Lionsgate (1)
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 — Paramount Pictures (1)
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
No Hard Feelings — Sony Pictures (1)
Best Comedy/Musical Actress, Jennifer Lawrence
Priscilla — A24 (1)
Best Actress, Cailee Spaeny
She Came To Me — Vertical Entertainment (1)
Best Original Song
Society of the Snow — Netflix (1)
Best Film In a Language Other Than English
Suzume — Toho (1)
Best Animated Feature
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour — AMC Theatres (1)
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Wish — Walt Disney Studios (1)
Best Animated Feature
Wonka — Warner Bros. Pictures (1)
Best Comedy/Musical Actor, Timothée Chalamet
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