Highlights
- Aron Ralston, the hiker who was trapped beneath a boulder for 127 Hours, discovered a completely different atmosphere at the Golden Globes.
- "If only there had been hoards of screaming women cheering me on," he said of his desperate experience in a desolate Utah canyon that resulted in his cutting off his right arm to save his life.
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As It HappenedAron Ralston, the hiker who was trapped beneath a boulder for
127 Hours, discovered a completely different atmosphere at the Golden Globes.
"If only there had been hoards of screaming women cheering me on," he said of his desperate experience in a desolate Utah canyon that resulted in his cutting off his right arm to save his life.
Ralston, whose real-life story earned three nominations, proclaimed it "the best movie that's ever been made."
"They get the Aron Ralston award if nothing else," he quipped on the carpet.
It was clear he was thoroughly enjoying his moment in the Hollywood spotlight.
"It's my first time and unless I amputate my other hand, I doubt I'll be back here," he said.