After James Franco won best actor in a musical or comedy at the Golden Globes, he brought up his brother, Dave, and his inspiration, Tommy Wiseau.
Franco, 39, played Wiseau in 2017's The Disaster Artist, which charts the tumultuous production of the latter's 2003 film, The Room.
The latter film is widely considered one of the worst - if not the worst - films of all-time and has become a cult- and midnight-favorite
Franco invited his brother Dave, who plays Wiseau's co-star and real-life best friend Greg Sestero, up to the podium.
He also brought up Wiseau himself, who after making an unbelievably bad film miraculously made his way to an awards podium.
Wiseau, whose age is somewhat up in the air, immediately came over to Franco and attempted to take the microphone away from Franco.
The Room is a San Francisco-set drama - at least in intention - that charts the relationships of people in and around a townhouse.
Wiseau plays Johnny, who is engaged to Lisa, who is having an affair with his best friend Mark.
The film is filled with bizarre plot developments and non-sequiturs that are never explained.
For example, one character announces her breast cancer only for no one to react with any emotion.
In another oddity, Mark attempts to kill a character only for him to change his mind. He and the character then engage in totally regular conversation.
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