Will Bobby Cannavale Attend the Golden Globes 2026? Rose Byrne Says…

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Rose Byrne is making memories without her peter rabbit. 

Rose Byrne is getting a furry new friend, and that’s why her partner, Bobby Cannavale, won’t be accompanying her to the 2026 Golden Globes. She jokingly explained the reason behind not bringing him as her date.

Rose, 46, shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on January 8th that he won’t be able to make it, which she said was disappointing. He’s attending a reptile show in New Jersey because they’re planning to get a bearded dragon, and she described the show as the best place to find one.

Even though Bobby, 55, can’t attend the ceremony on January 11th, he and his wife agreed they needed to get a new pet for their sons, 9-year-old Rocco and 8-year-old Rafael. They felt it would be a letdown if they didn’t, and Rose is happy to welcome the new pet into their home.

She playfully said they were beautiful, then jokingly added that she thought they probably ate live crickets. She mentioned a friend once owned one and that crickets occasionally get away.

As for who the Insidious alum is taking to the Globes? 

She described her brother, George Byrne, as “wonderful” and very handsome. She said he often gets noticed because people compare him to Robert Pattinson and Jacob Elordi. He’s planning to come and support her, and she thinks it will be a lot of fun.

There’s exciting news for Rose’s fans! She’s been nominated for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for her work in the 2025 film, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. This is a welcome recognition after she was previously nominated as a supporting actress for the show Damages alongside Glenn Close back in 2010.

It’s been over ten years since she last attended the event, so she’s thrilled that people are now seeing her portrayal of Linda, a mother dealing with her daughter’s unexplained sickness.

She told Deadline last month she was incredibly happy and honored to be nominated alongside such talented actresses. She praised their dedication and artistry, explaining that their film, though small in scope, truly embodies its central character. She sees the nomination as a testament to the unique and brilliant work of director Mary Bronstein.

Keep reading to see other stars who reacted to their 2026 Golden Globe nominations… 

Being part of this film with Jessie, Chloé, Maggie, and the entire amazing cast and crew has completely reshaped my approach to filmmaking and the stories I want to tell. Making Hamnet was a true honor, and I’m incredibly grateful to the Golden Globes for acknowledging our work.

I’m incredibly excited that the show and Adam have been nominated for Golden Globes, and I’m so happy to be recognized alongside them. This show feels like family, and I’m grateful for this acknowledgment.

I’m incredibly thankful for my “Smashing Machine” family today. Thank you to the Golden Globes for this wonderful recognition and for celebrating the experience we all shared making the film.

I’m still pinching myself – getting my first Golden Globe nomination is truly humbling and feels a bit unreal! It’s such an honor to be recognized alongside so many incredibly talented performers who consistently deliver amazing work. They really set the bar high, and I’m thrilled to be in such great company.

Playing Mark Kerr was the most impactful and rewarding experience of my career. I’m incredibly grateful to Mark for sharing his story and trusting me with it. I also want to celebrate my brother and our amazing director, Benny Safdie. I feel lucky to have worked with Emily Blunt, who gave a powerfully moving and realistic performance as Dawn Staples – it truly brought everyone to tears. I’m still amazed by the incredible prosthetic makeup work of Kazu Hiro and the dedication of the entire crew, who became like family and poured their hearts into this project. This experience changed my life, and I’m deeply thankful for it all. Mahalo nui loa.”

 

I’m deeply honored to receive a Golden Globe award for my role as Aunt Gladys in Zach Cregger’s film, WEAPONS, and that the film itself was also recognized. This award really highlights Zach’s creative vision and the incredible work of the entire filmmaking team. I especially want to thank Leo Satkovich, Jason Collins, and Melizah Wheat for their contributions to creating the look of my character, Gladys, as well as our amazing costume designer, Trish Summerville.

This project was a real team effort, and I’m incredibly grateful for everyone’s help. It’s been amazing to see how positively audiences, critics, and the media have reacted to the film these past few months. I’ve especially loved seeing so many people dress up as ‘Gladys’! I also want to acknowledge the other incredible women nominated in this category – Emily, Elle, Ariana, Inga, and Teyana – they embody the strength and talent of women in film.

  • “I am deeply grateful for this recognition. Task was built by an extraordinary cast and crew, built on incredibly good writing and direction and nurtured by the inimitable guidance of HBO. I’m so proud to be part of this team. Thank you for seeing us.”

“I am beyond honored to be nominated. Thank you to the Golden Globes for recognizing the film. I am in the company of actors I have long admired, loved and learned from; It’s a true dream come true. I love making movies!!!”

I’m thrilled the show received Golden Globe recognition. It’s a pleasure working with such a wonderful cast and crew.

I’m truly humbled by this nomination. It feels like a celebration not just of my own efforts, but of the incredible team of 250 artists who bring ‘Hacks’ to life. For me, ‘Hacks’ is all about the joy and connection you find when creating comedy with people you genuinely care about, and I happily share this recognition with every single one of my amazing coworkers – they mean the world to me.

Thank you to the Golden Globes, and congratulations to the entire cast and crew of SINNERS! Playing two different brothers in this film was the most demanding and fulfilling experience of my career. We wouldn’t be here without the incredible vision and courage of Ryan Coogler. He challenged us to reach new heights, just as he did ten years ago when we first started working together. SINNERS is a complex story that draws on all of our backgrounds, and explores themes of love, loss, and the true cost of freedom. By honoring this film, you’re celebrating not only our work, but also the legacy of brave and original storytelling. Thank you so much.

We’re so excited and grateful for the Golden Globe recognition! Working on this project with this amazing group – our ‘Beastie gang’ – has been one of the most fun and rewarding experiences of my career. As my wonderful co-star, Matthew Rhys, put it, it felt like working with an Olympic team from beginning to end. I’m incredibly thankful for every moment of this journey with this incredible cast and crew!

Working on Hamnet was a dream come true, and I’ll cherish the experience forever. I’m incredibly grateful to have portrayed Agnes with such a talented group of people whom I also consider friends. Thank you to the Golden Globes for recognizing our film – this award belongs to Chloé, Paul, Maggie, and every member of our amazing cast and crew. We poured our hearts into this project, and I’m immensely proud of what we achieved.

 

I’m incredibly grateful to the Golden Globes for this amazing award. It meant so much to me to play this character, and I really connected with the film’s story about the tough decisions we all face in life. I want to thank director Park Chan-wook, and everyone who worked on NO OTHER CHOICE. I’m also thrilled that KPOP DEMON HUNTERS is being celebrated!

I’m incredibly grateful to the Golden Globes for recognizing Adolescence. The global response has been amazing. This nomination isn’t just for me, it’s a celebration of the dedication and hard work of everyone involved, both on and off screen. Thank you to Netflix for believing in our wild idea and making it a reality. And to Stephen, Owen, Erin, and Ashley – your performances were phenomenal, and it means so much to see you all get the recognition you deserve. —Philip Barantini

We’re incredibly happy about these nominations. It’s surreal for ‘Adolescence’ to be recognized by the Golden Globes, but we’re thrilled to be included! Thank you to the Golden Globes voters!

I was thrilled to learn that ‘No Other Choice’ received three Golden Globe nominations this morning! It’s a huge honor.

I’m incredibly thankful the film resonated with so many people worldwide. I’m particularly happy because this kind of recognition is new for my work.

I want to express my sincere thanks to CJ and NEON. And a huge congratulations to my incredibly talented lead actor and dear friend, Byung Hun – I’m so proud of everything you’ve accomplished!

I’m so happy to be nominated! The Golden Globes have always been important to me – I actually won a couple awards there over 20 years ago, and I’ve hosted the show five times. This nomination means a lot because Mortality is my personal favorite project I’ve worked on so far. Wishing the best of luck to all the other nominees, and thank you again.

 

As someone who’s dedicated my life to understanding what truly connects us, I can tell you: laughter really is universal. I’m still pinching myself over my first Golden Globe nomination for my stand-up special – it’s a dream come true! I’m so grateful to the Golden Globes for the recognition, and to Netflix for giving my comedy a platform to reach audiences all over the world. Comedy is where my heart is, it’s always been my first love, and I keep coming back to it. And most importantly, thank you to everyone who’s watched and supported me along the way – I truly appreciate all of you!

I’m so grateful to the Golden Globes for this amazing award! It’s unbelievable to be mentioned alongside such talented people – I’m truly honored. I absolutely loved working on this film, and I’m especially thankful for Renate, Stellan, Elle, Eskil, and Joachim. I’m so happy they’re also being celebrated for their fantastic work. Thank you to Neon and Mubi for their wonderful support. Making Sentimental Value felt like a dream!

We are absolutely delighted and deeply honored that KPop Demon Hunters has been recognized by the Golden Globes! Speaking for the whole cast and crew, this is a dream come true, and we are incredibly thankful to the Golden Globes, Netflix, Sony Pictures Animation, Sony Pictures Imageworks, and everyone who believed in our project over the last seven years.

It’s been incredible to watch how much this film has resonated with people around the world – we’re still seeing the impact! I, as a huge fan, am so grateful to everyone who connected with Rumi, Mira, Zoey, the Saja Boys, and those amazing characters Derpy Tiger and Sussie. They really helped get our film the recognition it deserved, like the awards for Best Animated Motion Picture and its success at the box office. Thank you to all the Hunters out there – we couldn’t have done it without you!

We’re incredibly proud of EJAE, Mark Sonnenblick, IDO, and Teddy for the recognition of their hit song, ‘Golden,’ which we truly believe is the song of the year. We’ve worked hard and come so far, and now we’re excited for what’s to come! Thank you! — Maggie Kang, Chris Appelhans, and Michelle Wong

I’m incredibly thankful for the entire Bugonia team and appreciate the Golden Globe nominations. Making Bugonia was a truly unique and unforgettable experience, especially working alongside Jesse, who absolutely deserves recognition. This project wouldn’t have been possible without the fantastic script by Will Tracy and the brilliant, heartfelt direction of Yorgos Lanthimos. I’m so grateful to everyone in the cast and crew, and feel lucky to have been a part of this film. Thank you for supporting it.

I’m incredibly thankful for the Golden Globes’ recognition of Sentimental Value. These nominations reflect the passion and skill everyone poured into making our film. I’m thrilled to share this honor with Stellan, Elle, Inga, Renate, and my close friend and co-writer, Eskil Vogt. We aimed to create a film exploring family, forgiveness, and how art can offer healing, and we’re so grateful for the warm reception it’s received.

 

I woke up to wonderful news and my heart was pounding! I initially thought I’d slept through something important, and I might have even screamed when I realized why I was being called. It’s amazing – and a little unbelievable – to be nominated for an award with such talented performers. I’m so grateful to my friend and director, Nia DaCosta, for believing in me and letting me play this role. Thank you also to Amazon MGM Studios/Orion for supporting the film, and to the incredibly talented cast and crew – especially Nina Hoss, whose brilliance made my performance even better.

It was a real honor to play such a well-known character. Every day, I felt a connection to all the storytellers who came before me and those who will continue the tale, and I tried my best to capture the beauty, complexity, and sometimes frightening wonder of the human experience. I’m grateful to the Golden Globes for recognizing our work with this nomination.

I’m incredibly honored and thrilled to receive this nomination – it feels unbelievable! I’m especially touched that the cast, Joachim, and the film itself received a total of eight nominations.

As someone deeply involved in creating this film, it’s incredibly rewarding to see how much it resonates with people. It truly was a collaborative effort – the cast and crew poured their hearts into it, and I’m just thrilled that this story, and the way we chose to tell it, is getting the recognition and love it deserves. It feels very personal, and seeing that connection with audiences is the best feeling.

I’m incredibly excited and thankful for this Golden Globe nomination and all the support for One Battle After Another. I’m deeply grateful to Paul Thomas Anderson – he’s been an amazing mentor and friend, and I wouldn’t be here without him. To everyone involved with One Battle After Another, both in front of and behind the camera, you constantly inspire me. This film has been an incredible experience, and I feel so lucky to have been a part of it.

I’m incredibly honored and thankful to the Golden Globes for the nomination this morning. It means so much to be recognized with such talented people, especially my amazing friends and coworkers Britt and Tramell, and the entire hardworking team behind Severance!

“I’m absolutely honored and humbled to be nominated alongside this inspiring group of artists.  I share this recognition with our behind the scenes crew-members, who craft the characters with us every day.  Thank you to the Golden Globes and to our fans, whose kindness and creativity warm our hearts.”

I’m so grateful to the Golden Globes for this award. Making Frankenstein has been a lifelong dream, and it means the world to me that it’s been so well received. I’m also incredibly happy that my brothers, Oscar, Jacob, and Alexandre, are being recognized for their amazing contributions.

 

It’s been 25 years since the Golden Globes first recognized me for my work in Traffic, and I’m truly grateful to be back here today receiving this honor. Thank you to the Golden Globes. Congratulations to my fellow nominees, Jacob, Paul, Adam, Stellan, and Sean – it’s a pleasure to be in this category with you all. To my One Battle family – Adam, Sara, Leo, Sean, Chase, Teyana, Regina, and our director, Paul – I’m incredibly proud of the work we did together, and I’m excited to continue this journey with you.

I was so excited to work on that show! It was a fantastic experience collaborating with Charlie Brooker, Jessica Rhoades, and the entire Black Mirror team. Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor also did a brilliant job, and I’m really proud of how it turned out.

Playing the role of Grace was both incredibly difficult and deeply fulfilling – a real highlight of my career. I’m so thankful to Marty Scorsese for trusting me with this story and choosing me to play Grace. I also want to thank Lynne Ramsay, a truly gifted director, for her meticulous attention to detail throughout the entire film. And I’m honored to be recognized by the Golden Globes and to share this moment with so many talented people.

I’m incredibly honored to be nominated alongside such talented actresses, and I’m truly speechless. I want to thank writer and director Mary Bronstein for giving me the role of a lifetime in her A24 film, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. She entrusted me with a very personal story, and after eight years of dedication, she brought this unique film to life. I share this nomination with her.

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