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New Delhi:
At the Golden Globes this year, the absence of serial photobomber Jennifer Lawrence left a gap that was swiftly spotted and filled by Best Actor nominee Benedict Cumberbatch. The 'Cumberbomb' was directed mid-show at a hapless Meryl Streep and an in-disguise Margaret Cho, dressed as a 'North Korean General.' As Benedict launched himself up, up and away behind them, Globe winner Michael Keaton was the prompt paparazzo, whipping out his camera phone for a Kodak moment.
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On-stage, hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler looked thrilled with the success of the gag they had set up. Some years ago, Margaret Cho played a North Korean weather presenter on Tina and Amy's show 30 Rock, much before Seth Rogen and James Franco created such a stir with The Interview. Off-stage, a sea of camera phones clicked away furiously.
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Fortunately for the Globes crowd, this 'Kim Jong Il' was more interested in posing with a celebrity than with making them cyber-squirm.
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Meanwhile, that was Benedict Cumberbatch's game face. He also brought it to an off-stage portrait with co-presenter and fellow nominee Jennifer Aniston, who looked fierce. They looked like they were having fun, even if both did go home Globe-less - Benedict losing Best Actor - Drama to Eddie Redmayne, and Jen losing Best Actress - Drama to Julianne Moore.
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This image was posted on Instagram by goldenglobes On-stage, hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler looked thrilled with the success of the gag they had set up. Some years ago, Margaret Cho played a North Korean weather presenter on Tina and Amy's show 30 Rock, much before Seth Rogen and James Franco created such a stir with The Interview. Off-stage, a sea of camera phones clicked away furiously.
This image was posted on Instagram by goldenglobes Fortunately for the Globes crowd, this 'Kim Jong Il' was more interested in posing with a celebrity than with making them cyber-squirm.
This image was posted on Twitter by Golden Globe Awards Meanwhile, that was Benedict Cumberbatch's game face. He also brought it to an off-stage portrait with co-presenter and fellow nominee Jennifer Aniston, who looked fierce. They looked like they were having fun, even if both did go home Globe-less - Benedict losing Best Actor - Drama to Eddie Redmayne, and Jen losing Best Actress - Drama to Julianne Moore.
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