Touching video captures emotional moment F Murray Abraham’s ‘wholesome’ surprised reaction to Golden Globe fan cheers
Topics: Film and TV, Celebrity, Golden Globes
Callum Jones
Featured Image Credit: @glutenfreetravelgirl/TikTok
Topics: Film and TV, Celebrity, Golden Globes
Actor F. Murray Abraham has been around for decades and has been to his fair share of award ceremonies over the years.
The 83-year-old first appeared in film back in 1959 and is still active today, with his most recent film Moon Knight releasing in 2022.
He made his screen debut in They Might Be Giants in 1971 and enjoyed a successful run in the 1980s that saw him rise to fame.
The American actor has won Academy Awards, Golden Globe Awards and also a Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award, just to name a few.
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But despite all his success, Abraham seems to be the humblest man you could possibly meet, as seen by a viral video.
Abraham was at the Golden Globe's earlier this week, after being nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture for his role in The White Lotus.
The 83-year-old was up against Richard Jenkins for Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Domhnall Gleeson for The Patient, Seth Rogen for his role in Pam & Tommy, and Paul Walter Hauser - who ended up winning the award for his role in Black Bird.
But despite not being a winner, Abraham looked delighted on the red carpet as fans cheered him.
In a video uploaded by Ali Dugaw (@glutenfreetravelgirl), Abraham can be seen noticing that fans are cheering for him as he heads down the red carpet. Watch it below:
The actor turns his head towards the fans with a massive smile on his face and claps them for their support.
He also blows kisses to the crowd while telling them 'Thank you'.
The much-loved actor then puts on a performance for the excited crowd, playfully showing off his lavish jacket and posing with his suit.
He is then seen giggling and waves one more time to the fans before he heads down the red carpet.
The video has been viewed more than 2.5 million times on TikTok, with over 570,000 likes and 3,000 comments.
Many film fans flocked to the comment section of the TikTok video to discuss the heartwarming moment with other viewers.
One person said: "He’s amazing. I’ll never forget his performance in Amadeus."
A second added: "I was on the subway with him once. I smiled at him and nodded. He did the same back. He seemed nice."
And a third simply commented: "Thats so wholesome." We concur.