Rhea Seehorn won the Golden Globe for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series – Drama at the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 11, 2026, for her lead role in the Apple TV+ series To many. The ceremony, hosted by Nikki Glaser and broadcast on CBS and Paramount+, celebrated standout achievements in film and television from the past year. This win marked Seehorn’s first Golden Globe victory, adding a major milestone to a career already known for acclaimed performances.
The award continued a strong start to the 2026 awards season for Seehorn, who had received the Critics’ Choice Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series on January 4, 2026, for the same role. During her acceptance remarks at the Golden Globes, she expressed appreciation for To many creator Vince Gilligan and highlighted what drew her to the project. She acknowledged the creative trust involved, noting her excitement about joining the series as her second collaboration with Gilligan following Better Call Saul. The comments were reported as part of the official Golden Globes coverage and post-show interviews.
Golden Globe Best Actress Drama Nominees and the Story Behind To many
Seehorn’s category featured a competitive lineup that included Keri Russell for The Diplomat and Emma D’Arcy for House of the Dragonamong other nominees recognized for dramatic television performances during the eligibility period. The nominations reflected a wide range of storytelling styles and platforms, underscoring the variety of drama series released over the past year. The final outcome was announced during the televised ceremony, with results confirmed by the Golden Globes organization.
To manywhich premiered on Apple TV+ in November 2025, is described as a slow-burn thriller centered on Carol Sturka, a character portrayed by Seehorn as someone tasked with saving the world from happiness. Created by Vince Gilligan, the series also earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Television Series – Drama, though it did not take home the award. Critics have credited Seehorn’s performance for adding depth and intensity to the show’s unusual premise, contributing to its critical recognition. In interviews tied to the series’ release, Seehorn shared that she joined the project before reading the full script, citing confidence in Gilligan’s creative track record, and later described her Golden Globe nomination as an unexpectedly thrilling professional moment.
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