What did Glenn Close say during her censored Golden Globes speech?

Producers had to quickly edit out Glenn Close’s profanity after she became a little heated while presenting an award at the Golden Globes.

Here’s what we learned about the actress’s unsatisfactory moment as she presented the Best Film Drama category at the ceremony.

What did Glenn Close say on stage at the Golden Globes?

While presenting one of the night’s top prizes, Glenn, a three-time Golden Globe winner herself, made a small linguistic error.

“One of my most treasured possessions is a letter that Katherine Hepburn wrote to me, in which she described what we all do, as this terrible profession, this terrifying profession, and, let’s face it, this delicious way to spend your life,” the actress was heard to add.

The star of Fatal Attraction then changed the subject of her remarks and used a profanity.

“We are all so f***ing lucky and blessed to be together in this room,” she went on.

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Although it’s unclear if this was deliberate or an error, Glenn appeared to be engrossed in the performance.

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Glenn was hardly the only celebrity whose microphone was abruptly muffled following an unanticipated gaffe.

The audio was suddenly cut off earlier in the evening when Seth Rogen and Catherine O. Haratook participated in the introduction of one of the other major acting prizes for the evening.

Another celebrity that kept the audio staff on edge was Andrew Garfield, who seemed to curse while presenting an award alongside Kerry Washington.

Following her unexpected win in the Best Supporting Actress category, Emilia Prez star Zoe Salda similarly had the sound cut out early in her acceptance speech.

Best Drama and Musical or Comedy – The Brutalist and Emilia P rez

There were many celebrities on the red carpet at the glamorous Hollywood celebration, but only a few won the major prizes.

Emilia P. Rez received the prize for Musical or Comedy Motion Picture, and The Brutalist won Best Drama Motion Picture.

The Brutalist’s lengthy three-and-a-half-hour duration has generated a lot of discussion, and in an interview, director Brady Corbet publicly defended the length.

“The Brutalist is an adult film made by adults, and it should be allowed to be as long as it wants to be,” the director stated.

As the award season officially begins, Emilia P. Rez has also been making waves.

The way trans women are portrayed in the film has drawn considerable criticism.

It centers on a Mexican cartel leader (Gasc) and stars Selena Gomez, Karla Sof, and Zoe Salda.

In order to fulfill her ambition of becoming a lady, she hires a lawyer (Salda a) to assist her vanish.

Actress and Actor in a Drama and Musical or Comedy

For The Brutalist, Adrien Brody took up the Best Actor in a Motion Picture award.

For Emilia P. Rez, Zoe Salda received a nomination for Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture.

For I’m Still Here, Fernanda Torres took home the Actress in a Drama or Motion Picture award.

For her performance in The Substance, Demi Moore won the award for Actress in a Musical or Comedy Motion Picture.

In the film The Substance, Moore plays an elderly fitness influencer who is being displaced and replaced with a younger model for her program.

Moore learns discovered a chemical known as the substance that may temporarily transform her into a younger version of herself before having to be switched back.

The actress, who is also well-known for her parts in Ghost, A Few Good Men, and GI Jane, is making a comeback in this role.

For A Better Man, Sebastian Stan took up the award for Actor in a Musical or Comedy.

Sebastian Stan’s portrayal of Donald Trump on The Apprentice has garnered a lot of notice lately.

Donald Trump slammed the contentious biopic and attempted to have it removed from US theaters.

Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson co-star in A Different Man.

The narrative centers on Pearson’s character, an actor who suffers from neurofibromatosis, a deformity of the face.

Who hosted the Golden Globes?

Comedian Nikki Glaser received this year’s honors and used the occasion to poke fun at the crowd.

Among other things, Nikki poked fun of Timoth é Chalamet and the Wicked film.

“Timoth e, you were so good in A Complete Unknown,” she said in jest, referring to his portrayal as Bob Dylan.

“In fact, I actually read that your singing voice was so accurate that even Bob Dylan admitted that it was absolutely horrible.”

“We can’t talk about movies tonight without talking about Wicked,” she added in reference to the film.

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“I did not know much about Wicked going into this year because I had friends in high school.”

Ben Affleck, Eddie Redmayne, Zendaya, Selena Gomez, and Glen Powell were all mentioned in Nikki’s jokes.

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