i feel badly for jacqueline bissette.t her in the back of the room. >> it took her two hours to get there. >> she was clearly on something, whether it was drugs or alcohol or both. she couldn't stand up and she couldn't speak. >> maybe she was nervous and high on life. >> she was a hot mess. >> talk about the globes, huh? >> the person i felt sorry for was roman polanski. he has to be going, i guess if i was funny it would be okay. >> that's true. has he won an award? >> he won, but he can't get back in the country. he shouldn't get back in the country. meanwhile woody allen walks around a and is given lifetime achievement awards. >> big difference though. roman polanski pled guilty and then fled. woody allen has denied -- >> don't kill my joke, remi. >> woody allen has been married to soon ye this whole time. that is unexpected. >> can i show quickly the worst moment of the show? can we roll it? >> the golden globe goes to jarod leto. >> i mean look at that. are you kidding me? >> look at that. that's a ponytail. >> firs

also the beautiful jacqueline bissett. i don't think any of us had any real idea what she was talk about in that memorable golden globe speech. >> i think it was 47 years ago, the hollywood foreign press gave me a promising nomination -- promising newcomer. >> wonderful stuff. tonight i'll ask her, jacqueline bissett is here exclusively. >>> we'll get to my interviews of roberts gates in just a moment. a first disturbing story out of iraq today against the backdrop of today's deadly violence. the u.s. military is investigating a series of shocking photographs published by tmz. photographs that appeared to show american marines burning the dead bodies of insurgents in fallujah in 2004. i must warn you these photographs are very graphic. cnn's brian todd joins me with more. brian what can you tell us about these pictures? >> reporter: piers, tmz says they are believe to have been taken in fallujah in 2004. they say they have 41 photographs in total but they've only posted about eight of them. we have aired three of the photo

. >> jacqueline bissett stunned over winning best actress in a miniseries or tv film. her awhile to get out of her chair. sitting so far back from the front she practically had to hail a cab to get to the stage. >> when she finally got there she seemed totally unprepared. rambling on. eventually getting her mike cut off. awkward. >> oh, yeah. >>> now the red carpet watch. with this year's biggest hits and misses, major points for a hollywood newcomer. "12 years a slave" nominee lupita nyong'o dazzled in a crimson ralph lauren dress. >> and a glowing kerry washington showed off her baby bump in a sophisticated one-of-a-kind silver gown. and sofia vergara turned heads in an elegant black ball gown accented by a gorgeous turquoise necklace. >> those not dressed to impress. here we go. "nashville's" hayden panettiere. missing the mark in a black and white tom ford. her slicked-back 'do didn't help. >> coming from you, the fashion expert? >> whatever the experts say. >> "the big bang theory" star kaley cuoco flopped, according to the experts in a faded, floral, strapless ge

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[ laughter ] jacqueline bissett, for instance. i'll tell you something.t's a bad sign when the orchestra has to play two songs to get you off the stage. [ laughter ] she went on for a while about nothing -- if there's one lesson we learned from watching last night's golden globe awards it's write a speech. it's not that difficult. you just -- you compliment the nominees you beat. you talk about how honored you are to have been included among them. you thank your agent. you thank your parents. thank harvey weinstein. thank your spouse. tell your kids to go to bed. and then go back to your table and drink. it's as simple as that. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'll put that in pamphlet form if you need it. the big movie winners were amy adams, cate blanchett, leonardo dicaprio, and matthew mcconaughey for his role in "dallas buyers club." matthew mcconaughey in his acceptance speech did a brilliant impersonation of matthew mcconaughey. [ laughter ] i won 20 bucks. i bet that if matthew mcconaughey won this is how he'd start the speech. >> aaaaah. all

. >> reporter: best mini series actress jacqueline bissett stole the time with a lengthy walk up. >>said like my mother -- what did she say? she said go hell and don't come back. >> reporter: jennifer lawrence won for her role in "american hustle". >> i'm shaking so much. >> reporter: leonardo dicaprio won best actor in a comedy for "the wolf of wall street". >> this is an incredible honor. >> reporter: utter shock rank through two former snl actors when they grabbed a globe. >> i didn't prepare anything. >> i never win. >> reporter: the three hour show was a fond farewell for "breaking bad". >> a lovely way to say good-bye to the show. >> reporter: taking home best actor and tv series for its last season. the two based on true series, "12 years as a slave" and "american hustle" took home the night's biggest honors. best motion picture drama. and comedy. >> one of the wonderful benefits of the motion picture business is that we get to make films about people, about the art of survival, resilience and about reinvention. >> reporter: very good. very good. so this morning there are stil

. >> reporter: best mini series actre acactress jacqueline bissett.n "american hustle". >> i'm shaking so much. >> reporter: seasoned leonardo dicaprio graciously won best actor in a comedy for "the wolf of wall street". >> this is an incredible honor. >> reporter: utter shock ran through two former snl actors when they grabbed the globe. >> i didn't prepare anything. >> i never win. >> reporter: the three hour show was a fond farewell for crime drama series "breaking bad". >> at that lovely way to say good-bye to the show. >> reporter: taking home best actor and best tv series. 12 years of slave and "american hustle" took home the night's biggest honors. best motion picture drama and comedy. >> one of the wonderful benefits of the motion picture business is that we get to make films about people. about the art of survival, resilience and about reinvention. >> reporter: yeah. indeed. i like hollywood this time of year. this morning people are still saying "brooklyn 99" best comedy series? how did this happen. i'm glad did it. going forward i will tell

jacqueline bissette, her acceptance speech -- >> the time it took for people to get from their seatsi'm not going to gh through all of the stuff -- you know, thank you. good-bye. >> saved some time for barry adelman. >> exactly. >> "breaking bad" table four layers deep, and you knew they would win, and bryan cranston, it took a second song -- >> the hollywood foreign press, they love meth heads, bipolar, you'll get a statuette. so they like to take people, i guess, that have taken all of us on a ride. cra cate blanchett, she was great. >> i like the way barry edelman lit the audience. >> two lites, yes. >> two lites. >> oh, no, i meant lighting. >> you mean actual lighting. >> is that a saying? >> they always get lit at the globes. that's the whole point. >> okay. >> the lighting streaming off the glasses on the table, good underlighting. helping the eyes to glow. >> we were just complaining, mr. halprin and i, you get tina and amy for 12 minutes at the top, so excited and you're primed, and then they disappear for, like, 45 minutes. that's the only frustration. you want more. >> yea