Emma Stone, the Arizona native with a heart as warm as the sun, won her second Golden Globe for Best Film Actress in a Comedy or Musical at the 2024 Golden Globes. The 35-year-old actress was awarded for her spellbinding performance as Bella in the comedy-drama “Poor Things.”
Stone’s attractive performance, in which she brings to life the figure of a Victorian-era woman resurrected with a unique twist involving a baby brain, wowed both reviewers and fans.
But it’s not just the acting; it’s the incredible collaboration between Stone and Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, confirmed by their earlier work on “The Favourite” and has now been cemented by the success of “Poor Things.”
Emma Stone’s reaction to winning the Best Actress Golden Globe for ‘Poor Things.’ #GoldenGlobes
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In a poignant address, the actress, who previously described her improbable cooperation with Lanthimos as a union between a girl from Arizona and a guy from Athens, expressed her appreciation. Emma Stone showed delight and humility as she politely accepted the trophy, getting cheers from fellow contender Jennifer Lawrence and close friend Taylor Swift.
Stone took a moment to recognize her husband, Dave McCary, whom she praised profusely for his constant support since their marriage in 2020. Stone also thanked her “Poor Things” co-stars, including Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo, and Ramy Youssef, for making every day on set a fantastic joy.
Stone jokingly thanked the film’s writer, Tony McNamara, for putting up with her Australian accent, saying, “You’re the best, Tony!” She expressed her gratitude to filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, saying that playing Bella was an “unbelievable” experience.
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Stone described “Poor Things” as a rom-com, not in the traditional sense of romantic relationships, but as a story about Bella falling in love with life. She stressed accepting both the good and the terrible, a viewpoint that has changed her approach to life.
Stone’s Golden Globe wins represent her seventh and eighth acting nominations as the producer and actor of “Poor Things” and the mind-bending TV series “The Curse,” respectively. Her earlier Oscar win for “La La Land” in 2018 and following Oscar triumph demonstrated her skill, but this new achievement solidifies Emma Stone’s standing as a true Hollywood jewel. Cheers to Emma Stone, the radiant star who continues to shine brightly on the cinematic stage!
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