The Golden Globes ceremony is scheduled for January 10, 2023, with nominations announced on December 12, 2022. Though she has never been nominated at the Globes, the “Euphoria” star is currently in second place in our combined odds, but with her show having an explosive Season 2, along with her undeniable performance, a win isn’t totally out of the cards.įortunately for the two “The Crown” actresses, timing is on their side. Seemingly, the only prospective nominee that could throw a wrench into their success is reigning Emmy champ Zendaya. With Staunton and Debicki appearing as frontrunners in the category, anything could happen, but as we’ve seen with the previous season, the series seems to be impervious to a vote-splitting problem. For the show’s fourth season, three separate actresses took home each of the major awards, with Corrin triumphing at the Golden Globes, Gillian Anderson beating her lead co-stars at SAG, and Colman taking home the Emmy. This could create a compelling narrative for both Staunton and Debicki, who could be duking it out the entire awards season. SEE ‘The Crown’ can break its own Golden Globe record with a win for Imelda Staunton or Elizabeth DebickiĪ fourth Drama Actress win for “The Crown” would be uncharted territory for the Globes, with four wins for four individual actresses, all for the same series. Looking closer at throughout Globes history, each Best Drama Series win for the series was accompanied by a win for Drama Actress, and if our predictions are indicative of future success, expect a win for either Staunton or Debicki. The track record was shaken up a bit in 2021 while still sticking with an actress from “The Crown,” the prize was awarded to Emma Corrin for her turn as Diana, Princess of Wales.

The Globes have been apt to award each of the actresses portraying The Queen, with Claire Foy triumphing in 2017 and Olivia Colman winning in 2020. Awards pundits are already eyeing a win for either Imelda Staunton for her first season portraying Queen Elizabeth II or for Elizabeth Debicki for her depiction of Diana, Princess of Wales.

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