Moulin Rouge co-stars Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor had a mini reunion at the 2025 Golden Globes on Sunday night. 

The Australian actress, 57, crashed the Scottish actor, 53, and his wife Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight. 

Red carpet reporter Rachel Smith had just asked McGregor what it was like to have his real-life spouse play his on-screen love interest in the Golden Globe-winning TV miniseries, A Gentleman in Moscow. 

He stuttered and was distracted as Kidman snuck up behind him while the question was being asked. 

‘Hello!’ McGregor exclaimed. 

‘I had to jump in the middle!’ Kidman announced as she slid in-between the couple and held one of Winstead’s hands as she paused to kiss McGregor on both cheeks. 

In unfortunate timing for McGregor’s wife, the attention was swiftly redirected to Kidman – who was impossible to miss in a slinky one-shouldered glittering gown by Balenciaga.

‘We’re having a Moulin Rouge reunion!’ the starstruck reporter excitedly exclaimed. 

McGregor and Kidman appeared as star-crossed lovers in Baz Luhrmann’s sweeping jukebox musical in 2001. 

They were both honoured with Golden Globe nominations for their performances as the ill-fated courtesan Satine and her lover, the Scottish poet Christian, respectively. 

Kidman took home the gold – her second after 1996’s To Die For, while McGregor lost out to Gene Hackman in The Royal Tenenbaums.

‘And actually Babygirl too because his daughter is in Babygirl playing my daughter. It’s all too weird and too small a world,’ Kidman responded to the reunion comment. 

Winstead politely nodded as Kidman spoke and readjusted her dress.

In Babygirl, McGregor’s real-life daughter Esther plays Kidman’s onscreen daughter, Isabel. 

‘I’m really proud of Esther,’ he said. ‘There’s a couple of moments in it where I had my eyes wide open thinking “She’s really got it”.’ 

McGregor affirmed that it was ‘great to see you Nicole’ as the Oscar winner said ‘love you’ to the couple and walked back onto the red carpet.

In her own red carpet interview, Kidman joked that she’s ‘all vintage’ as she described her ‘vintage’ sapphire drop earrings, an Omega ‘vintage’ watch… and seemingly herself.

‘Yes, I’m all vintage,’ Kidman told an Entertainment Tonight reporter Marc Malkin with a chuckle. 

‘Do you remember the first time you were at the Golden Globes?’ he asked her. 

‘I was nominated for Billy Bathgate.’ 

The reporter informed the star that was 33 years ago. 

‘You’re not allowed to say those numbers, come on,’ she warned gently. 

‘I could not believe all the stars that were there. I felt like “I’m this girl from Australia what am I doing here?” I felt like a fish out of water.’

Malkin asked Kidman if she wants her daughters Sunday and Faith ‘to go into the business?’ in what turned into a very awkward interview moment. 

‘Who knows,’ she said coyly. 

‘My beautiful precious baby. [Sunday] is modelling a bit now, and she’s very composed and a very sweet girl.’ 

While the Aussie star didn’t take home the Best Actress gong for her erotic psychological thriller, her red carpet look as been hailed as her ‘best ever’. 

Kidman stunned in a backless glittering gown that revealed a hint of tasteful sideboob and her extremely toned back, as she worked her angles outside the Beverly Hilton. 

She completed her retro look with a Sixties-style bouffant hairstyle, wearing her strawberry locks in a high ponytail.