Kevin Spacey drops F-bomb during Golden Globes speech
The actor not only took home the win for best actor in a television Series for "House of Cards," but he also dropped an F-bomb during his acceptance speech.
"This is the eighth time I've been nominated," the 55-year-old actor said with a stern look. "I cannot f------ believe I won."
Cameras immediately shot to the star-studded audience's reactions and caught fellow Netflix star Uzo Aduba, of "Orange is the New Black," with her mouth literally hanging open in shock as Mark Ruffalo enjoyed a hardy laugh at Spacey's candidness.
After the laughs, the "American Beauty" star's speech took an emotional turn when he spoke of the late director-producer Stanley Kramer -- who passed away in 2001 due to complications from pneumonia -- calling him "one of the great filmmakers of all time."Spacey recalled how after praising the "High Noon" producer for his stellar body of work, Kramer, already ill, said, "Thank you so much for saying that, that means so much to me. I just wish my films could have been better."
Meanwhile, during the most touching portion of Spacey's speech, Salma Hayek could have done a better job at paying attention, but instead was caught on camera seemingly distracted and combing her hands through her hair.
"As I stand here tonight as someone who has enjoyed such an extraordinary career and in large measure because of the people in this room," he continued. "I just want it to be better, I just want to be better, but this is very encouraging. Thank you very much."