Golden Globes Winners' Portraits

"I love the girls and having them here to see me through this has been great," said Big Love star Chloe Sevigny of celebrating her Globe with co-stars (and tablemates) Ginnifer Goodwin and Jeanne Tripplehorn. "I'm just so shocked!"

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"I've met Neil Patrick Harris, Sandra Bullock, Julia Roberts and they all said they were fans of the show," said Cory Monteith, who hammed it up with Glee co-stars Mark Salling, Matthew Morrison, Chris Colfer and Kevin McHale.

"I was thinking 'No, no, no! Don't make me speak in front of these people!' said United States of Tara star Toni Collette on what sprang to mind when her name was announced as Best Actress in a TV Comedy. "You never really know how you're going to react once you get up there and start speaking." The best part of winning one of the ceremony's first trophies? "Now I can relax!" exclaimed the Aussie actress.

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, Vincent Kartheiser, Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss and January Jones imagined what their Mad Men characters would be doing if they were in attendance at the show. "Peggy would never have been invited," sighed Moss. As for Don Draper? "He'd be in a ditch," Hamm joked.

"I've had people come up to me and say, 'Hey, I loved you in that!' but this movie really seemed to reach out and touch so many people in a powerful way," said Kevin Bacon of his win for Best Actor in a Mini Series or TV Movie for his role in Taking Chance. Bacon's plan for celebrating? "I have to go back to my table and ask my wife," he admitted.

"How crazy do you want me to get? Have you seen the movie?" The Hangover star Heather Graham asked when prompted to pose like her zany character from the flick. Graham and co-stars Bradley Cooper, Mike Tyson, Justin Bartha and Ed Helms had some fun with the film's producers when they all gathered for a celebratory group shot.

After receiving a standing ovation from the Globes crowd inside the International Ballroom, Crazy Heart star Jeff Bridges got a look of love from wife Susan Geston.

Presenter Maggie Gyllenhaal's platform heels added several inches to her stature, making her appear taller than husband Peter Sarsgaard. "Is there something I can stand on so I don't look like a schlub?" asked Sarsgaard, who hopped on top of a nearby box to even out the height difference.