Steve Carell

By the time Steve Carell’s star turn in The Office came to an end, in 2011, the character-actor-turned-leading-man had already proven his bankability as a movie star with a string of hits including The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Get Smart, Crazy, Stupid, Love, Little Miss Sunshine, and the Anchorman franchise. And then, in a surprising about-face, he swiftly changed tack towards darker fare in films such as 2014’s Foxcatcher, which earned him an Academy Award nomination, and two more in 2018 - Beautiful Boy, in which he played the father of a drug-addicted son, and Vice, in which he portrayed George W.

Beautiful Boy, directed by Belgium director Felix Van Groeningen and based on the best-selling memoirs of father and son David and Nic Sheff, is the unflinching portrayal of drug addiction and its devastating effects on family dynamics. Steve Carell plays David, a San Francisco journalist who has always had a close relationship with his son Nic (played by Timothée Chalamet).

The look of the night was restrained. Despite the Golden Globes celebrating its 75th anniversary, women embraced the Time’sUp call for black, with many choosing restrained hair and makeup.

Emma Stone and Steve Carell do battle in Battle of the Sexes, based on the wild, real-life story of a made-for-TV tennis match.  Films frequently undergo all sorts of different cast and crew permutations during development, and Battle of the Sexes was no different.

Steve Carell.