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It was a touching, comeback moment when Mickey Rourke won the Golden Globe for Best Actor (in a Drama) for his role in The Wrestler. But when Rourke gave his acceptance speech, he not only thanked director Darren Aronosky, but he also busted his chops—to the point where Aronofsky gave Rourke the finger. Clearly, Aronofsky, a Brooklyn native, was smart enough to know that you can't censor a hand gesture. (And it's not even censored from the clip below!)
Also appreciated: Tina Fey's acknowledgment of her Internet haters by telling them to "suck it!" during her Best Actress in a TV Comedy acceptance. And here are the other winners of the Golden Globes.
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Way to go Darren.
though the censors did catch the F word when they were cutting off slumdog's acceptance speech at the end.
Nation of prudes! Anyway I'm glad the Wrestler won some awards and Slum Dog Millionaire cleaned house!
Tina Fey Sucks. She sucked on SNL years ago, she sucks on SNL now, 30 Rock is terrible.
And she has a special message for you too...
Yeah sorry mang, you're a day late to get mentioned by your crush.
At least it made the Golden Globes interesting otherwise it was probably another snooze fest like all award shows are.
was mickey rouke still in character?
and I'm guessing the fey haters are the palin lovers on the net.
Sasha Baron Cohen was the best- and by the looks of horror on the faces in the audience he certainly hit a nerve. He broke the first commandment of Hollywood- "Thou shalt criticize everyone but ourselves."(cuz we're so special) And back at ya Tina Fey- you like to dish it out, alright, but clearly you resent having to take it.
I like these awards, i feel like their a little fairer because they're voting for one another. I'm so happy for Mickey Rourke& Sasha Baron Cohen's little speech was f'ing hysterical!!!
I have to agree Sasha Baron Cohen and Ricky Gervais were the best parts of an otherwise boring show.
I don't know if I would call Mickey Rourke's moment "touching". He was more like "icky" and "rambling" and "slimey".
blah blah blah Tina Fey. Blah, blah blah, lets get over her already.
FYI you certainly can censor a hand gesture.