Kristen Wiig And Will Ferrell Prove They're Still Champs At Presenting Golden Globes
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The "SNL" alumni joined forces and got their groove on during a quirky bit at the award show this year.
Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell knew how to work the crowd by busting a few moves at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday.
The former “Saturday Night Live” cast members, who presented the award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, tried to remark on the “truly amazing” and “incredible” impact of a laugh before getting interrupted by an instrumental.
The presenters played off the scripted interruption but the instrumental, which Vulture pointed out to be “Fluffing a Duck” by royalty-free music composer/producer Kevin MacLeod, continued to step in on the pair’s speech.
And the laughter from the Globes’ crowd only grew from there as Wiig and Ferrell slightly shimmied to the beat of the song.
“Tonight we applaud the outstanding nominees. Legends like Nicolas Cage, Matt Damon –,” said Ferrell before the music butted in and two appeared to dig the track.
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