My Speech At The Golden Globes Was Inelegantly Expressed: Tom Hiddleston
The Night Manager star, Tom Hiddleston, who has been criticized for his Golden Globes speech, lays out an apology on his social networking account.
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Renowned
Hollywood
actor
Tom
Hiddleston,
also
the
star
of
The
Night
Manager
and
High-Rise
has
laid
an
apology
for
his
controversial
Golden
Globe
awards
speech
on
January
Sunday
night,
January
8.
Hiddleston,
who
won
his
first
Golden
Globe
Award
for
the
Best
Actor
in
a
TV
movie
or
mini-series
for
The
Night
Manager
tried
to
pay
a
tribute
through
his
acceptance
speech
to
the
work
of
'Médecins
Sans
Frontières'
in
South
Sudan.
However,
his
words
were
highly
criticised
later
and
perceived
as
a
classic
example
of
the
"humblebrag".
To
which
the
actor
posted
an
apology
on
his
social
networking
platform
and
stated
that
his
"only
intention" was
"to
salute
their
incredible
bravery
and
courage."
"I
just
wanted
to
say
...
I
completely
agree
that
my
speech
at
the
Golden
Globes
last
night
was
inelegantly
expressed.
In
truth,
I
was
very
nervous,
and
my
words
just
came
out
wrong.
" Said
Tom
Hiddleston.
"Sincerely,
my
only
intention
was
to
salute
the
incredible
bravery
and
courage
of
the
men
and
women
who
work
so
tirelessly
for
UNICEF
UK,
Doctors
Without
Borders/Médecins
Sans
Frontières
(MSF),
and
World
Food
Programme."
He
continued.
"And
the
children
of
South
Sudan,
who
continue
to
find
hope
and
joy
in
the
most
difficult
conditions.
I
apologise
that
my
nerves
got
the
better
of
me."
He
added
further.