The 'Greatest Showman' actor looks bewildered as Franco delivers his speech after beating him to win best movie actor in musical or comedy for his role in 'The Disaster Artist'.
- Jan 8, 2018
AceShowbiz - Hugh Jackman just lost to James Franco in Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy category at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards which is currently underway at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. He was understandably disappointed and the look on his face couldn't hide it.
The Aussie hunk, who was nominated for his role in "The Greatest Showman", was caught on camera looking bewildered as Franco took the stage to deliver his acceptance speech. His reaction soon went viral, with some Twitter users making comments on his expression.
"@RealHughJackman soooo funny looking James Fraco's speeches! Lololol," one Twitter user wrote. Another similarly posted, "#HughJackman s expression during James Franco's speech- hilarious." Someone enthused, "2018 is becoming wild y'all. Tommy Wiseau is at the #goldenglobes and we’re all #HughJackman."
Meanwhile, some other think that Jackman got robbed with Franco's win. "#HughJackman got robbed, best movie i saw in 2018 !!! #TheGreatestShowman #oscarsbound," one commented. Another wrote, "#GoldenGlobes #jamesfranco is a joke, didnt deserve that at all ... #HughJackman my hero !!!"
Another fan of Jackson and his movie tweeted, "How could Hugh Jackman not win for The Greatest Showman? Mr. Jackman you had an outstanding performance and deserved to win!" One other hoped that Jackman would bring home an award at the upcoming Oscars, "Omg my heart is broken #HughJackman didn't won .. #JamesFranco did well ... but #HughJackman 's work was 100 times better ... let's hope #Oscars don't do that with him . Congrats to #jamesfranco #GoldenGlobes."
Franco won the title for his role in "The Disaster Artist" and he brought up the real Tommy Wiseau, whom he portrays in the movie, and his brother Dave Franco. Franco, however, had to usher Wiseau away from the microphone when the latter tried to take over.
when u want to give credit, but not too much credit pic.twitter.com/tzR1Jep1ui
— David Mack (@davidmackau) January 8, 2018
