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Jan. 17th, 2007 05:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
layne67Watching The Golden Globe Awards last night was fun.
Hugh Laurie won the Best Actor in a TV Drama. I was so very happy that he won. I'm a fan, but the other reason that I wanted him to win was that compared to the other nominees I think he would give the most hilarious speech. And he did, right from the start. Oh dear oh dear, he and his Dolce Gabanna acceptance speech, his wonderful crew that smelt of newly-mown grass and him thanking RSL but not remembering why *laughs helplessly* Pity RSL wasn't there, or maybe he was but I didn't see him.
Too bad 'Happy Feet' didn't win. Not that 'Cars' wasn't good - I love 'Cars' - but 'Happy Feet' is special. It's Elijah.
There were some tear-inducing moments too. Charlie Sheen, when he was introducing 'Bobby' and he was pointing out his big brother and asking him to stand up with such obvious pride in his voice. Kyra Sedgwick who won the Best Actress in a TV drama, thanking his "one and only Kevin" and Kevin Bacon with tears in his eyes hugging their daughter. Warren Beatty, when he gave accolades to his wife Annette Bening *big, big sigh*
Reese Wintherspoon looked extremely pretty last night. It seemed just like yesterday when she was sitting next to Ryan Phillipe, beaming happily at each other and now, one year later, they're divorced. She and Ryan was one of the Hollywood couples that I thought would last. I was wrong I guess.
I'm disappointed that Annette Bening didn't win anything. Cate Blanchett and Gillian Anderson too ( omg she looked so beautiful! ). And Matt Damon was not even nominated in his role in 'The Departed'. I've always thought that he's a much better actor than Leo diCaprio. Not as good-looking but way way better acting-wise. But then the diCaprio fans would say the same thing too, or rather, the opposite *g*
One last thing, can anyone tell me what exactly is The Hollywood Foreign Press Association? I was tickled when they introduced its President as someone who was in charge of something ( didn't quite get what was said ) in Australia, Hong Kong and Malaysia!!
Hugh Laurie won the Best Actor in a TV Drama. I was so very happy that he won. I'm a fan, but the other reason that I wanted him to win was that compared to the other nominees I think he would give the most hilarious speech. And he did, right from the start. Oh dear oh dear, he and his Dolce Gabanna acceptance speech, his wonderful crew that smelt of newly-mown grass and him thanking RSL but not remembering why *laughs helplessly* Pity RSL wasn't there, or maybe he was but I didn't see him.
Too bad 'Happy Feet' didn't win. Not that 'Cars' wasn't good - I love 'Cars' - but 'Happy Feet' is special. It's Elijah.
There were some tear-inducing moments too. Charlie Sheen, when he was introducing 'Bobby' and he was pointing out his big brother and asking him to stand up with such obvious pride in his voice. Kyra Sedgwick who won the Best Actress in a TV drama, thanking his "one and only Kevin" and Kevin Bacon with tears in his eyes hugging their daughter. Warren Beatty, when he gave accolades to his wife Annette Bening *big, big sigh*
Reese Wintherspoon looked extremely pretty last night. It seemed just like yesterday when she was sitting next to Ryan Phillipe, beaming happily at each other and now, one year later, they're divorced. She and Ryan was one of the Hollywood couples that I thought would last. I was wrong I guess.
I'm disappointed that Annette Bening didn't win anything. Cate Blanchett and Gillian Anderson too ( omg she looked so beautiful! ). And Matt Damon was not even nominated in his role in 'The Departed'. I've always thought that he's a much better actor than Leo diCaprio. Not as good-looking but way way better acting-wise. But then the diCaprio fans would say the same thing too, or rather, the opposite *g*
One last thing, can anyone tell me what exactly is The Hollywood Foreign Press Association? I was tickled when they introduced its President as someone who was in charge of something ( didn't quite get what was said ) in Australia, Hong Kong and Malaysia!!
