Glenn Close and Amy Adams inHillbilly Elegy.Photo: Lacey Terrell/NETFLIX
Glenn Closeis showing us her happy dance after she wasnominated for a Golden Globeand aSAG Awardthis week.
Close, 73, earned a nod in the supporting actress categories from both the Hollywood Foreign Press and the Screen Actors Guild for her role as Mamaw in theRon Howard-directedHillbilly Elegy.
The Netflix movie also starsAmy Adams, Owen Asztalos and Haley Bennett.
Closeshared a video on InstagramThursday of herself performing a silly dance in her costume from the film. In the clip, the star has her shirt unbuttoned to show the fake belly and breasts she wore for the movie, and clapped her hands on the belly like a drum.
She went on to thank “Ted Sarandos, Tendo Nagenda and the incredible NETFLIX team” as well as several others who worked on the movie and styled the “Mamaw look.”
“Thank you, Ron Howard and Amy Adams for their daily inspiration and special thanks to my peers in SAG who deemed my work worthy of recognition. Dance On!!”
This year marks Close’s 14th Golden Globe nomination. She won in 2005, 2008 and 2019 for her performances inThe Lion in Winter,DamagesandThe Wife, respectively.
Close has been nominated for nineSAG Awardsand took home statues in 2005 forThe Lion in Winterand 2019 forThe Wife.
The actress has also been nominated for seven Oscars — though she said recently that it “might be cool to never” take home an Academy Award.
Glenn Close.Steve Granitz/WireImage
During an interview withPete DavidsonforVariety’s Actors on Actorsseries last month, theSaturday Night Livestar asked, “What can we do to get you an Oscar? We have to get the internet to help because you deserve seven!”
“Is it better to be wheeled out in a wheelchair and get the lifetime achievement award? You don’t have to make a speech,” Close mused, adding, “It’s beyond me. I don’t know what to say about that.”
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“It might be cool to never get one,” she added. “I wouldn’t mind being wheeled out when I’m old and drooling, and I have a gray wig to cover my bald head.”
In 2019, ClosetoldVanity Fairthat her motivation when acting is to make the audience feel connected to her characters, not to win an award.
“I don’t know if this [attitude] is for my emotional survival, or it just might be who I am, but when I’ve done a job and played a character that I’ve felt was to the very best of my ability, and I got deep into the character and lost in that character, that is the most important thing,” she said at the time. “When that character has resonance and connection with people … that, for me, is the award.”
source: people.com
