'Atonement' leads Golden Globe noms

December 14, 2007 "Atonement," the tony British drama of love, lies and war, led the pack with seven nominations -- including best drama and acting noms for its two leads, Keira Knightley and James McAvoy -- as the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. on Thursday morning announced its nominations for the 65th annual Golden Globes. "Charlie Wilson's War," a comic look at the roots of the U.S.' involvement in Afghanistan, followed with five nominations, including best comedy or musical. On the TV side, the top contenders with four nominations apiece are the FX dramatic series "Damages," which revolves around a lethal legal case, and the HBO telefilm "Longford," which looked at a crime and its punishment in Great Britain.

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