Nicole Kidman Posts 'Undoing' Behind-the-Scenes Photos to Celebrate SAG & Golden Globe Nominations

Nicole Kidman received nominations for a Golden Globe and Screen Actor Guild Award recently for her role as Grace Fraser in the television miniseries "The Undoing."

To celebrate her achievements, Nicole Kidman took to Instagram to share photos taken from the filming of "The Undoing," which premiered on HBO in October 2020.

"I'm so incredibly grateful to the cast and crew who helped us earn these #GoldenGlobes & #SAGAwards nominations, and most importantly YOU for watching and supporting us," she wrote.

Kidman's post racked up over 200,000 likes. Numerous fans also expressed their admiration for her in the comments section. One fan wrote that she always looks fresh and beautiful. Another added:

"Hope you get some rest! So so beautiful Nicole!"

Kidman was nominated for a Golden Globe in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or a Motion Picture Made for TV category.

Her SAG Award nomination was for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series. Kidman released a statement following her Golden Globe nomination.

The 53-year-old star thanked everyone at the HFPA for their friendship and support. Being nominated for four awards is an exciting way to start the day in Sydney, she added.

The actress shared that sometimes after filming, she has difficulty sleeping and feels unwell.

Keith Urban, Kidman's husband, praised the actress for her nominations. The singer and songwriter shared an adorable photo of Kidman with a sweet caption on his Instagram Story.

Meanwhile, last month, Kidman revealed that filming "The Undoing" had a disturbing impact on her body because her immune system did not know the difference between acting and truth.

The actress shared that sometimes after filming, she has difficulty sleeping and feels unwell. She noted that she could not train her body to differentiate between acting and the truth.

In December, "The Undoing," based on Jean Hanff Korelitz's book "You Should Have Known," ended on Sky Atlantic in the UK after Jonathan, played by Hugh Grant, was arrested for a crime.

Also featured in the limited series are Noah Jupe and Donald Sutherland. Other casts include Édgar Ramírez, Ismael Cruz Córdova, Matilda De Angelis, Noma Dumezweni, Lily Rabe, and Sofie Gråbøl.

Sutherland played Kidman's father for the second time in a film. In 2003, the 85-year-old actor portrayed Reverend Monroe while Kidman portrayed his daughter, Ada Monroe.