Sebastian Stan Shouts Out Girlfriend Annabelle Wallis in 2025 Golden Globes Acceptance Speech: 'I Love You'

Mar. 15, 2025

Sebastian Stan at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on Jan. 5, 2025.Photo:CBS

CBS

Sebastian Stanis officially a 2025Golden Globe Awardswinner.

Calling his movie “not an easy” one to make, Stan said after accepting the trophy from presentersAndrew GarfieldandKerry Washington, “Our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now.”

He also later shouted out his girlfriend,Annabelle Wallis: “Annabelle, I love you.”

Sebastian Stan and Annabelle Wallis.Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Lionel Hahn/Getty Images

Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Lionel Hahn/Getty Images

Also nominated in the category wereJesse EisenbergforA Real Pain,Hugh GrantforHeretic,Gabriel LaBelleforSaturday Night,Jesse PlemonsforKinds of KindnessandGlen PowellforHit Man.

Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg inA Real Pain(2024).Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

Eisenberg, 41, wrote, directed and starred inA Real Pain, costarringKieran Culkin, who won for supporting actor earlier in the evening.

The comedy-drama follows two estranged cousins on a trip through Poland to get in touch with their Jewish roots.

Eisenberg’s screenplay also notched nominations from the Golden Globes, Film Independent Spirit Awards andCritics Choice Awards.

Hugh Grant inHeretic(2024).A24

A24

Critics Choice nominee Grant, 64, plays a villainous religion scholar inHeretic, from writer-directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.

The A24 horror film officially makes the British star a seven-time Globe nominee; he won on his first go-round back in 1995, for his breakout role inFour Weddings and a Funeral.

Grant also appeared in this year’s miniseriesThe Regimeand movieUnfrosted.

(Left-right:) Gabriel LaBelle, Ella Hunt, Matt Wood and Dylan O’Brien in ‘Saturday Night’.Hopper Stone

Hopper Stone

LaBelle, 22, ledSaturday Night, a recreation of the hours leading up toSaturday Night Live’s premiere episode in 1975, as the sketch show’s creatorLorne Michaels.

Although this marks the Canadian actor’s first Globe recognition, he’s no stranger to the awards circuit following his breakout performance inSteven Spielberg’s 2022 filmThe Fabelmans.

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Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons in ‘Kinds of Kindness’.Atsushi Nishijima/Searchlight Pictures

Atsushi Nishijima/Searchlight Pictures

Representing the only Golden Globe nod forKinds of Kindnesswas Plemons, 36, earning his first.

TheYorgos Lanthimos-directed comedy, starring an ensemble that includedEmma StoneandHong Chau, featured Plemons in a variety of oddball roles.

TheEmmyandOscarnominee also appeared in this year’sKirsten Dunst-led dramaCivil War.

Adria Arjona and Glen Powell in ‘Hit Man’.Netflix

Netflix

Powell, 36, had a significant 2024 betweenHit ManandTwisters.

Capping off the year with his first Globe nomination, the actor also joined directorRichard Linklaterin co-writingHit Man, a retelling of a real-life fake hit man in New Orleans catching would-be criminals.

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(Left-right:) Sebastian Stan, Renate Reinsve and Adam Pearson in ‘A Different Man’.Courtesy of A24

Courtesy of A24

Golden Globe nominators can’t get enough of Stan, who followed up his 2023 recognition for playingTommy Leein miniseriesPam & Tommywith dual leading-actor nods this year: for playing both an actor undergoing transformation inA Different Manand a youngDonald TrumpinThe Apprentice.

The Marvel star will next bring Bucky Barnes back to the big screen inThunderbolts*.

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