And Domhnall then quipped: "The deathly silence suggests that maybe we haven't been invited! Thank you for bringing it up! We're not gonna be at the Golden Globes. We're gonna watch at home!"
Meanwhile, Domhnall- who plays Andrew Henry, captain of the fur trappers in The Revenant, previously admitted shooting the movie in, 40 degree temperatures for eight months extremely tough but thinks director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's vision was worth it.
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He said: "It was... what's the polite way of putting it? Tough as f**k.
"But that was the plan! He told us at the beginning.
"We were never going to be strolling from trailers to an air-conditioned studio.
"He told us we were going places where not many people would go and he was going to put us in it. And the film is absolutely better for it.
"He didn't do it because he wanted us to be uncomfortable. He did it because he knew the film would be better. It's a cliché but they don't make movies like this anymore. I'd do it again. Sign me up."
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-Bang! Showbiz