Jeremy Strong is certainly cementing his place as one of Hollywood’s most unpredictable stars.
The Succession actor became known as something of an eccentric character during his four-season stint playing Kendall Roy, mostly thanks to his preference for Method acting (which it’s safe to say wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea on set).
After winning his first Golden Globe for his performance in Succession two years ago, Jeremy was recognised for the first time in the awards show’s movie categories this year, thanks to his role in the divisive movie The Apprentice, which explores Donald Trump’s early years in the business world.
Before Sunday night’s ceremony, Jeremy walked the Golden Globes red carpet, where he made a big impression thanks to his sartorial choices.
The American star was seen striking a pose for photographers in a teal velour suit, which he paired with a beige turtle-neck.
It’s probably worth mentioning that the most striking part of the outfit was going on a little further north, as Jeremy paired the look with a matching bucket hat and massive tinted sunglasses.
Well, at the very least, let it never be said that Jeremy is playing it safe when it comes to fashion this awards season.
Jeremy appears in The Apprentice as Trump’s former mentor Roy Cohn, acting opposite Sebastian Stan as the future US president.
Sebastian was actually in the running for two awards in the lead-up to this year’s Golden Globes, including for his performance as Trump in The Apprentice.
The I, Tonya star’s second nomination was in the Best Leading Performance In A Motion Picture (Musical Or Comedy) category, thanks to his role in A Different Man.
Both Jeremy and Sebastian are also being tipped for recognition at the upcoming Oscars thanks to their roles in Ali Abbasi’s film, which proved divisive (not least among the Trump camp) upon its release last year.
Check out more looks from the 2025 Golden Globes below...
Nominated (Best Performance In A TV Series – Musical Or Comedy)
Nominated
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A TV Show)
Nominated (Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Comedy Or Musical)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Limited Series, Anthology Series Or TV Movie)
Nicole Kidman (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Drama)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Limited Series, Anthology Series Or TV Movie)
Nominated
Nominated
Winner (Cecile B DeMille Award)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Drama)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Drama)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Limited Series, Anthology Series Or TV Movie)
Nominated
Nominated (Best Original Song)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Limited Series, Anthology Series Or TV Movie)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Drama)
Presenter
Nominated (Best Performance In A Television Series – Musical Or Comedy)
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A Film)
Presenter
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Drama)
Nominated (Best Film – Musical Or Comedy)
Nominated (Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy)
Nominated (twice!)
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A Film)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy)
Nominated (Best Performance In A Television Series – Drama)
Nominated (Best Supporting Actor In A Movie)
Nominated (x2)
Nominated
Presenter
Nominated
Nominated
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A TV Show)
Presenter
Nominated (Best Supporting Actor In A TV Series)
Host
Presenter
Nominated
Nominated
Nominated (Best Performance In A Motion Picture – Musical Or Comedy)
Nominated (Best Stand-Up Special)
Red carpet presenter
Presenter
Nominated
Nominated
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A TV Show)
Nominated (Best Performance In A TV Series – Musical Or Comedy)
Presenter
Presenter
Presenter
Nominated (Best Original Song)
Nominated (Best Supporting Actress In A TV Show)