MOSAEC-MoQuotables

	Kate Winslet and Sadie Goldstein in Little Children		Kate Winslet (December 14, 2006) "I couldn’t be more thrilled than to have the film honored in this way. It is an encouraging sign for challenging, provocative filmmaking. I’m so appreciative to the HFPA for recognizing Little Children and my work." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, Little Children)
	Forest Whitaker in The Last King of Scotland		Forest Whitaker (December 14, 2006) "I am very grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press for recognizing my work. I am going to spend the rest of the day enjoying this extraordinary compliment, and I truly hope that this nomination will encourage people to go see The Last King of Scotland." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama, The Last King of Scotland)
	Judi Dench in Notes on a Scandal		Judi Dench (December 14, 2006) "I am incredibly grateful that the HFPA has been able to see past my sinister deeds as the deliciously wicked Barbara Covett by acknowledging my work. This is also recognition of Patrick Marber’s thrilling screenplay, Richard Eyre’s impeccable direction, the ever-astonishing Cate Blanchett and Bill Nighy, and our incredible cast and crew. I am proud to be in the same company as Penelope, Maggie, Helen, and Kate." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, Notes on a Scandal)
	Abigail Breslin, Steve Carell and Toni Collette in Little Miss Sunshine		Steve Carell (December 14, 2006) "I'm very proud of everyone associated with an incredible film AND an outstanding series. I am truly fortunate and appreciative that the HFPA has recognized us and me in this manner." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nominations for Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, Little Miss Sunshine and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical, The Office)
	Aaron Eckhart in Thank You for Smoking		Aaron Eckhart (December 14, 2006) "When I look at the incredible performances over the past year, I never would have expected this, and I’m humbled." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, Thank You for Smoking)
	Directors Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton on the set of Little Miss Sunshine		Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton (December 14, 2006) "We are so happy to see Little Miss Sunshine get nominated for best comedy of the year. The cast and crew worked so hard on this film and it is nice to get this recognition. We are particularly excited that the Hollywood Foreign Press has acknowledged Toni Collette's performance in the film." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, Little Miss Sunshine)
	Jason Reitman, the Writer/Director of Thank You for Smoking		Jason Reitman (December 14, 2006) "I couldn't be more honored by the Hollywood Foreign Press nominating my first film for best picture comedy/musical. It's a complete thrill and one that I will cherish for the rest of my life. What excites me most is Aaron's nomination. This film stands on the shoulders of his tremendous performance and I can't imagine a more befitting accolade of his great talent." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, Thank You for Smoking)
	Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench in Notes on a Scandal		Patrick Marber (December 14, 2006) "I am thrilled, honored, and surprised in equal measure. I want to thank Scott Rudin, Robert Fox, and Richard Eyre, and Judi and Cate and Bill, without whom I am nothing. And a big thank you to Zoe Heller for writing such a brilliant book." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Screenplay – Motion Picture, Notes on a Scandal)
	Director Clint Eastwood and Ken Watanabe on the set of Letters From Iwo Jima		Clint Eastwood (December 14, 2006) "I am very grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press for their recognition. Flags of Our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima are projects that I hold very dear and I am thrilled that the members of the HFPA share my enthusiasm for these two movies." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nominations for Flags of Our Fathers and Letters From Iwo Jima)
	Director Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon on the set of The Departed		Martin Scorsese (December 14, 2006) "I am extremely grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for acknowledging The Departed - especially the great work of the actors and screenwriter, Bill Monahan. And then, to have the added pleasure of a nomination for myself. It made waking up early well worthwhile." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nominations for The Departed)
	Director George Miller directs tap dancer Savion Glover on the motion-capture stage during filming for Happy Feet		George Miller (December 14, 2006) "The film has been a labor of love for all of us involved, which makes it even more magnificent to have audiences and now the HFPA respond so positively to Happy Feet. And for them to also recognize Prince's song he especially wrote for us is such a thrill. I've been very lucky to work with a wonderful voice cast and a talented team behind the scenes to tell the story of our Mumble and his friends, and on behalf of everyone we thank the HFPA for their support." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nominations for Happy Feet)
	Eddie Murphy as James "Thunder" Early in Dreamgirls		Eddie Murphy (December 14, 2006) "It’s exciting and flattering that the Hollywood Foreign Press has acknowledged all the hard work that went in to Bill Condon’s Dreamgirls. I am happily humbled and honored." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture, Dreamgirls)
	Beyonce Knowles as Deena Jones in Dreamgirls		Beyonce Knowles (December 14, 2006) "Being a part of Dreamgirls, and working with a director as wonderful as Bill Condon, was an opportunity of a lifetime for me, enabling me to grow as an actress. To be nominated in two categories by The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is an honor that I graciously accept. I am so happy for the accolades being given to the movie as a whole. I was thrilled to work with Oscar winner, Jamie Foxx, and I am happy to share these nominations with fellow nominees Jennifer Hudson and Eddie Murphy." (Reaction to Golden Globe Nominations for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Original Song – Motion Picture, Dreamgirls)
	Tim Robbins as Nic Vos in Catch a Fire		Tim Robbins (October 5, 2006) "One of the things I learned early on was how to say no. Thank God I did. It’s hard to say no to millions of dollars…I had to do it the other day…I looked at being away from home for three months in a crucial year for both of my boys and I thought of hearing about Jack’s basketball games in Africa and I said, 'I can’t do it.' My youngest is 14. So in about four years, I’ll become a total prostitute." (On Turning Down Lucrative Film Offers, Catch a Fire Press Junket)
	Derek Luke as Patrick Chamusso in Catch a Fire		Derek Luke (October 5, 2006) "[Tim Robbins] is funny. He took me to my first Reggae, hip hop South African club and he was the only White dude dancing. I said, “Isn’t this the day when a brother is sitting down watching the White man dance?” He’s 6’5” so he can’t hide and you have people [at the club] saying, 'Ho-o-o!! Shawshank!! Shawshank!!'" (On Hanging Out with Tim Robbins, Catch a Fire Press Junket)
	To Buy Click Here		Spike Lee (August 12, 2006) "For me the hardest aspect was the interview with Kim Polk. That’s much harder to deal with than [showing] dead bodies. When I interviewed her, she was holding a picture of her 5 year old daughter Serena…. The Polk family was gracious and allowed us to bring our cameras to the funeral. The most poignant shot, in my opinion, in the entire four hours, is that final shot of Episode 3 where Kim just completely breaks down and her little boy runs in the frame completely unaware that his sister is dead. You see him run after Kim and we fade to black. That happened! We were just there. We didn’t direct the kid. It’s just one of those magical moments that we were able to capture." (On How Levees Footage Affects Him, When the Levees Broke Press Junket)