Helen Mirren on Wednesday was named the recipient of the Golden Globes ‘ Cecil B. DeMille Award, the organization’s lifetime achievement award celebrating extraordinary and enduring contributions to the world of entertainment.

The honor will be bestowed January 8, 2026 as part of the recently announced Golden Eve primetime special on CBS and Paramount+ honoring the Globes’ two annual honorary awards: the DeMille and the Carol Burnett Award for TV achievement.

The Burnett Award recipient has yet to be announced.

Mirren won a Best Actress Oscar in 2017 for portraying Elizabeth II in The Queen among four total Academy Awards nominations. The Emmy and Tony winner has also been nominated for 17 Golden Globes, winning three times. Her six-decade career includes films from Caligula

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