George Clooney mocks injured Brad Pitt at Golden Globes

January 16, 2012 15:02

George Clooney poked fun at an injured Brad Pitt, who is also a fellow Golden Globe Awards nominee. Before presenting a clip of Brad's movie Moneyball, the actor hobbled on stage with a walking stick, and was met with raucous laughter from the audience, the Daily Mail reported.

He had been mimicking his pal Brad, 48, who has had to walk with the aid of a cane since acquiring a knee injury. "I have to give it back to him," Clooney joked while using the black cane in jest. "He can't make it to the bar otherwise," he said. Both actors are up for honors in the best actor in a drama category.

With due respect, Meryl Streep did look like she was going to have a stroke when her name was announced as the winner. The sad thing about actors is you never know when an emotion is real.

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