Olivia Colman has STOPPED going out as she is 'intimidated' by ever-growing fame... after scooping Golden Globe and being tipped for Oscar glory
- The 44-year-old star spoke after scooping the role of Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy in The Favourite
- She admitted she is struggling with her rising star, as her Hollywood success continues to prosper after winning a Golden Globe on Sunday
Olivia Colman has admitted she is struggling with her rising star, as her Hollywood success continues to prosper after winning a Golden Globe on Sunday.
The 44-year-old Peep Show star spoke after her award show victory, as she admitted she 'doesn't go out anymore' due to the 'unfortunate side effect' of the job and people recognising her face - much to her dismay.
She candidly admitted to her struggles after scooping the role of Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy in The Favourite.
Hurrah! Olivia Colman has admitted she is struggling with her rising star, as her Hollywood success continues to prosper after winning a Golden Globe on Sunday
Olivia shot to fame for her role as Sophie Chapman in Channel 4's Peep Show in 2003 before continuing to climb the showbiz ladder with bigger roles.
Sunday evening saw her claim the incredible accolade for her role in The Favourite, having previously won the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or Television Film for her role in The Night Manager.
Graciously admitting she is happy with her fame, she did admit to battling with the recognition she receives as a now-world famous star.
Olivia said: 'I don’t really go out anymore. I find it one-sided; everybody knows your face but you don’t know theirs. I find that a little intimidating...
She's a winner! She candidly admitted to her struggles after scooping the role of Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy in The Favourite
Way back when: Olivia shot to fame for her role as Sophie Chapman in Channel 4's Peep Show in 2003 before continuing to climb the showbiz ladder with bigger roles (pictured with co-star David Mitchell)
'I tend to stay at home. I love my job very much and know that is an unfortunate side effect... And again some people deal with it better than me.”
On breaking Hollywood, she said: 'It is annoying. I went over there for a holiday and it was heaven, because I went out to the park with the kids and nobody looked twice. And now that is annoying isn’t it? I will have to find somewhere else to go.
The 76th annual Golden Globes was dominated by British talent, with homegrown talent including Christian Bale and Richard Madden alongside Olivia taking home the night's major acting gongs.
Oh no! On breaking Hollywood, she said: 'It is annoying. I went over there for a holiday and it was heaven, because I went out to the park with the kids and nobody looked twice. And now that is annoying isn’t it? I will have to find somewhere else to go'
Olivia triumphed for her critically-acclaimed role as Queen Anne, Christian took home an acting prize for his transformation into Dick Cheney in Vice, while Richard Madden beat favourite Matthew Rhys to a surprise Best Actor win for Bodyguard.
It was a night of disappointment though in the movies categories as critics' favorite A Star Is Born missed out on the Best Picture gong to Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, which was widely panned by critics.
Olivia, who donned David Morris Jewellery for the occasion, gave one of the evening's stand out speeches at The Beverly Hilton, as she scooped the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress.
Heartache: She admitted she struggles yet is still glad to be in the spotlight
