Dec 20, 2002 • 1 min read

Madonna's Bond theme nominated for Golden Globe

Madonna's Die Another Day theme is nominated for a Golden Globe despite critical panning, while the Chicago film leads with eight nominations.

Despite being panned by most critics, and even the film’s score composer David Arnold, Madonna’s Bond theme for ‘Die Another Day’ has been nominated for a Golden Globe. Madonna is up against U2, Eminem, Paul Simon and Bryan Adams for ‘Best Original Song in a Motion Picture’.

And while Madonna is up for best song, Arnold’s score from the film isn’t nominated. Nominations for Best Original Score are Peter Gabriel for 'Rabbit Proof Fence', Elmer Bernstein for 'Far From Heaven', Terence Blanchard for '25th Hour', Phillip Glass for 'The Hours' and Elliot Goldenthal for 'Frida'.

The winner in terms of number of nominations was the movie adaptation of the West End musical Chicago which is up for eight awards, with stars Renee Zellweger, Catherine Zeta Jones and Richard Gere all nominated for acting gongs.

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