US EditionWhat Rose Byrne's Husband Bobby Cannavale Was Doing When She Won Golden Globe 2026
- On January 11, Rose Byrne won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, saying, `This is such a shock` as she accepted at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Los Angeles.
- Bobby Cannavale missed the event because he went to a reptile expo in New Jersey to pick up a bearded dragon, and Byrne explained her brother attended as her date.
- Byrne thanked writer-director Mary Bronstein, noting the film was shot in 25 days for like $8.50 and joked the pet may eat live crickets that sometimes escape.
- The win spotlights the tiny Sundance-launched film and cements its place in awards-season conversation as Byrne thanked audiences and voters, amplifying its profile alongside A24 and the film's producers.
- Against a stacked field that included Cynthia Erivo, Kate Hudson, Chase Infiniti, Amanda Seyfried and Emma Stone, Rose Byrne prevailed in Best Actress – Musical or Comedy while Timothée Chalamet also won.
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mannheim24.deRose Byrne celebrates her first Golden Globe – but an important person is missing from her side. The reason for the smiles among the prominent guests.
Rose Byrne's Golden Globes speech is a hilarious delight
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You star Rose Byrne took home Best Female Actor (Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy) at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, giving a speech that ranged from thanking writer-director Mary Bronstein to bearded dragons."We shot this maybe in 25 days for like, $8.50," Byrne said. "This is a tiny film, so this is a huge thing to be up here. And my brother's my date — thanks, George. Thanks, my mum and dad who bought Paramount+ so the…
Sydney Morning Herald
Rose Byrne wins best actress at the 2026 Golden Globes
Saying her husband couldn't attend because he was buying a bearded dragon, Rose Byrne tearfully accepted the Golden Globe for the film 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You.'
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