Julianne Moore, Bill Murray, and 10 Other Double Golden Globe Nominees Inline
Photo: Getty Images1/9Meryl Streep
Meryl Streep has had double duty three times, which is no surprise considering her résumé: She currently holds the record as the actor with the most Globes nominations ever, with 29 and counting.
Best Supporting Actress for Adaptation and Best Actress in a Drama for The Hours, 2003
Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for Mamma Mia! and Best Actress in Drama for Doubt, 2009
Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for It’s Complicated and Julie and Julia, 2010
Photo: Getty Images2/9Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Photo: Getty Images3/9Jamie Foxx
Another record-holder in Golden Globes history is Jamie Foxx, who in 2005, was up for three statues—the most ever for an actor in the same year. Thankfully he didn’t leave empty-handed, walking away with an award for his role in Ray.
Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy for Ray, Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Collateral, and Best Actor in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television for Redemption, 2005
Photo: Getty Images4/9Leonardo DiCaprio
DiCaprio isn’t really known for his work in comedy, so it makes sense that he would score two nominations for two dramatic roles in the same year.
Best Actor in a Drama for The Departed and Blood Diamond, 2007
Photo: REX USA/BEImages5/9Nicole Kidman
Nicole Kidman proved she had range to spare in 2001, when she became a double nominee for her work as a mother living in a haunted house in The Others and as a Parisian courtesan who does the can-can in Moulin Rouge.
Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for Moulin Rouge! and Best Actress in a Drama for The Others, 2001