Colin Farrell won his first Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy film for his role in 'A Different Man'. During his acceptance speech, Farrell advocated for more inclusive narratives on screen, calling for the normalization of disability and disfigurement. He also acknowledged the challenging journey of both 'A Different Man' and 'The Apprentice', another film he starred in, to reach audiences.
A celebratory nosh was well-earned by Stan, who won best actor in a musical-or-comedy film, his first-ever Golden Globe . After thanking A Different Man filmmaker Aaron Schimberg and his costar Adam Pearson, who has the genetic condition neurofibromatosis in real life, Stan advocated for more inclusive narratives onscreen. “Our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now,” he said. “We have to normalize it and continue to expose ourselves to it.
The “timeless and classic” vibe continued with Cartier accessories, including a naturel transformable brooch made of 18k white gold, diamonds, and black lacquer, as well as a 1968 CartierCollection wristwatch made of 18k yellow gold, sapphire cabochon, and leather. This collaboration marked a full-circle moment for Stan, who fondly remembers wearing Cartier at May’s Cannes Film Festival, where The Apprentice premiered. Stan’s vintage-Hollywood vision also extended to his pre-Globes playlist.
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