Robbie Williams thanks his 'lower than average sized-penis' in wild acceptance speech at AACTA Awards as biopic Better Man sweeps up at Aussie Oscars Robbie Williams ensured he made the most memorable speech of the night at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards Industry awards (AACTAs) on Friday night.
The British pop star took the stage at the prestigious ceremony, known as the Aussie Oscars and held at Home of the Arts (HOTA) on Australia's Gold Coast, when his biopic, Better Man (pictured), won the Best Film prize.
The British pop star took the stage at the prestigious ceremony, known as the Aussie Oscars and held at Home of the Arts (HOTA) on Australia's Gold Coast, when his biopic, Better Man, won the Best Film prize.
Better Man, which has been a surprise hit Down Under after it flopped at the box office overseas, also scored a Best Supporting Actor prize for Damon Herriman and Best Director for Aussie filmmaker Michael Gracey.
'I'd like to thank drugs, ADHD , depression , anxiety, dyslexia, dyscalculia, insomnia, dyspraxia, a lack of self-awareness, a lack of self-worth, a fear of social interaction, body dysmorphia, addiction, alcoholism, and a lower than average sized-penis – without which, none of this film would be possible' he rambled to laughter.
