Why is Brendan Fraser boycotting the Golden Globes?

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The Golden Globes return to NBC on Tuesday, a year after the untelevised ceremony took place in 2021 following a boycott due to the lack of diversity within the group that organizes the awards ceremony, The Hollywood Foreign Press Association.While the stars will be out in full force for the awards show on Tuesday, hosted by Jerrod Carmichael, one of the top nominees will not be there - Brendan Fraser - who recently revealed it was 'gratifying' to be recognized for his performance in The Whale.The 54-year-old actor is nominated for his first ever Golden Globe Award for his performance in the critically-acclaimed indie The Whale, but he confirmed in November that he will not be attending...

nearly two decades after he was groped and assaulted by former HFPA president Philip Berk. Globes: The Golden Globes return to NBC on Tuesday, a year after the untelevised ceremony took place in 2021 following a boycott due to the lack of diversity within the group that organizes the awards ceremony, The Hollywood Foreign Press Association Not attending: While the stars will be out in full force for the awards show on Tuesday, hosted by Jerrod Carmichael, one of the top nominees will not be there - Brendan Fraser - who recently revealed it was 'gratifying' to be recognized for his performance in The WhaleWho Is Brendan Fraser?

Brendan Fraser burst onto the acting scene with a pair of very different movies in 1992, which showcased his unique range - the period drama School Ties and the slapstick comedy Encino Man.He would go on to star in movies such as Airheads, The Scout, Glory Daze, George of the Jungle, Gods and Monsters and Blast From the Past before his turn in the 1999 blockbuster The Mummy.He continued to work regularly.