Can Black Rabbit Become the Next Limited Series to Secure Dual Best Actor Nominations at the Golden Globes

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Can Black Rabbit Become the Next Limited Series to Secure Dual Best Actor Nominations at the Golden Globes

Netflix’s latest crime drama, *Black Rabbit*, has generated significant buzz in the entertainment industry. With its gripping narrative, the series features Jude Law and Jason Bateman in lead roles, both contending for Best Actor at the Golden Globes.

Overview of *Black Rabbit*

*Black Rabbit* tells the story of Jake Friedken, portrayed by Jude Law. He is a restaurateur in New York City whose life takes a tumultuous turn upon the return of his estranged brother, Vince, played by Jason Bateman. The re-emergence of Vince brings unresolved issues that threaten the family business.

Golden Globe Nominations

At the upcoming Golden Globes, both actors are anticipated to compete for the Best Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie. The competition is fierce, including recent Emmy winner Stephen Graham (*Adolescence*), Charlie Hunnam (*Monster: The Ed Gein Story*), and Brian Tyree Henry (*Dope Thief*).

Nomination Predictions

Current predictions suggest the following nominees for Best Limited/Movie Actor:

  • Stephen Graham – *Adolescence*
  • Charlie Hunnam – *Monster: The Ed Gein Story*
  • Brian Tyree Henry – *Dope Thief*
  • Jason Bateman – *Black Rabbit*
  • Paul Giamatti – *Black Mirror*
  • Michael Shannon – *Death by Lightning*
  • Matthew Rhys – *The Beast in Me*
  • Jason Clarke – *Murdaugh: Death in the Family*
  • Jacob Elordi – *The Narrow Road to the Deep North*

Historical Context of Dual Nominations

While it is uncommon for two actors from the same series to receive nominations in the same category, it has happened before. Notable examples include:

  • 2016: Riz Ahmed and John Turturro for *The Night Of*
  • 2014: Martin Freeman and Billy Bob Thornton for *Fargo* and Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey for *True Detective*
  • 2013: Michael Douglas and Matt Damon for *Behind the Candelabra*

At previous Golden Globes, actors competing against each other from the same series have produced surprising outcomes. For instance, in 1986, James Woods won against his co-star James Garner for the TV movie *Promise*.

The Appeal of Jude Law and Jason Bateman

Both actors have established themselves as favorites at the Golden Globes. Jude Law has been nominated four times, achieving acclaim both in film and television. Bateman has previously won the Best TV Comedy Actor award for *Arrested Development* and has multiple nominations for *Ozark*.

As the Golden Globe Awards draw near, industry experts speculate on whether both Law and Bateman can secure nominations. Fans and critics alike are eager to see how their dynamic as on-screen brothers translates to this prestigious awards season.