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New names have been added to the2023 Golden Globe Awardspresenter’s list, including some stars seeking to earn their first Golden Globe statue.
On Monday, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced a new group of presenters for the show includingClaire Danes,Cole Hauser,Harvey Guillén,Henry Golding,Hilary Swank,Glen Powell,Jay Ellis,Jennifer Hudson,Letitia Wright,Mo Brings Plenty,Regina Hall,Salma Hayek Pinault,Jenna OrtegaandJennifer Coolidge.
Ortega, 20, and Coolidge, 61, in particular, are aiming to win their first Golden Globe. Coolidge was nominated last year for best supporting actress in a series, miniseries or television film (Sarah Snookultimately took home to statuette for her performance inSuccession). This year she’s been nominated again forThe White Lotus— and has anEmmy winunder her belt. Ortega also received her first Golden Globe nod (in the best actress in a musical or comedy category) for her role as Wednesday Addams onWednesday.
They will be joining previously announced presenters likeAna de Armas,Jamie Lee Curtis,Quentin TarantinoandTracy Morgan. Armas and Curtis are also pulling double duty having beennominated for awards at the ceremonyfor their respective roles inBlondeandEverything Everywhere All At Once.
Michelle Yeoh inEverything Everywhere All at Once(2022).David Bornfriend/A24
ComedianJerrod Carmichael, 35, will host the awards ceremony as itreturns to NBC for the first time since 2021. He rose to fame as a stand-up comedian and as the creator and star of the NBC sitcomThe Carmichael Show. He won anEmmy Awardin September foroutstanding writing for a variety specialin hisHBO comedy specialRothaniel.
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The upcoming ceremony will additionally featureEddie Murphyas hereceives the 2023 Cecil B. DeMille awardand television producerRyan Murphy, who will be honored with the show’s 4th annualCarol Burnettaward for hiscareer’s contributions to television.
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The 80th annual Golden Globe Awards will mark the awards show’s return to network television, after NBCdeclined to air the awards showin 2022amid several controversies regarding the HFPA, a small group of international journalists that determines the nominees and winners of the Golden Globe Awards each year.
The 2023 Golden Globes will air live on NBC and Peacock at 8 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
source: people.com
