Ryan Coogler, Rose Byrne & others react to nominations

In the lead was Paul Thomas Anderson's ‘One Battle After Another’ with nine nominations

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The Golden Globes nominees have been announced - as always, an eclectic and high-powered group of the biggest names from film and television.

In the lead was Paul Thomas Anderson's ‘One Battle After Another’ with nine nominations, adding to the Oscar favourites momentum and handing “Warner Bros’ a victory amid Netflix’s acquisition deal. In close pursuit: Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value, a Norwegian family drama about a film-making family, with eight nominations.

The awards, to be handed out on January 11, will air on CBS and stream on ‘Paramount +’ It will be the second time for host Nikki Glaser, who scored good reviews last year.

Here’ a collection of reactions to this year’s Globes nominations.

“The biggest lesson for me and it’s gonna sound cheesy, but the biggest lesson is just how much I love my job. Professionally, I'm married to cinema and this movie felt like I was renewing my vows, if that makes sense. This is the best that I've ever seen (star Michael B. Jordan). It’s crazy to say, because he’s got some pretty substantial roles in pop culture. But I had this feeling that this was the best I had ever seen him in both these roles. I think this was a role that he could only play now with this level of experience at this age. And I'm just so incredibly proud of him; said Ryan Coogler for ‘Sinners’ in an ‘Associated Press’ interview. Coogler was nominated as both director and producer.