Say Cheese! The 5 Best Photobombs From the Emmys
It's 2013, and that means cameras are everywhere! If a photograph can speak a thousand words, the accidental ones can speak a million. They're cringeworthy, they're bizarre, but they're always hilarious. Here are the best photobombs and videobombs from the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards.
1. Worst nightmare alert! This guy in the background, ID'ed by comedian Paul F. Tompkins as producer Paul Greenberg, was in the wrong place (behind Emmys host Neil Patrick Harris) at the wrong time (live TV). Can't you just see the wheels turning in his head? Once the look of terror started to dissipate from his face, he gracefully (kind of) inched out of the shot. But don't feel too bad for Greenberg; it was actually a planned part of the show. Emmy Awards Producer Ken Ehrlich admitted that it was staged. "He was one of our writers," said Ehrlich. "It was one of those moments we put in there so someone would ask, 'What was that all about?'" Nonetheless, the hilarious moment was a win for viewers at home.
2. Oh, Aaron Paul! You cutup. The notorious photobomber got his "Breaking Bad" co-star and fellow nominee Bryan Cranston just as Cranston struck a debonair pose on the red carpet. The shocked and disturbed look on Paul's face was definitely enough to take the attention off Cranston. Or maybe he was watching last night's intense and heartbreaking episode of "Breaking Bad" somewhere off in the distance. We certainly had a similar expression while viewing it.
It's 2013, and that means cameras are everywhere! If a photograph can speak a thousand words, the accidental ones can speak a million. They're cringeworthy, they're bizarre, but they're always hilarious. Here are the best photobombs and videobombs from the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards.
1. Worst nightmare alert! This guy in the background, ID'ed by comedian Paul F. Tompkins as producer Paul Greenberg, was in the wrong place (behind Emmys host Neil Patrick Harris) at the wrong time (live TV). Can't you just see the wheels turning in his head? Once the look of terror started to dissipate from his face, he gracefully (kind of) inched out of the shot. But don't feel too bad for Greenberg; it was actually a planned part of the show. Emmy Awards Producer Ken Ehrlich admitted that it was staged. "He was one of our writers," said Ehrlich. "It was one of those moments we put in there so someone would ask, 'What was that all about?'" Nonetheless, the hilarious moment was a win for viewers at home.
2. Oh, Aaron Paul! You cutup. The notorious photobomber got his "Breaking Bad" co-star and fellow nominee Bryan Cranston just as Cranston struck a debonair pose on the red carpet. The shocked and disturbed look on Paul's face was definitely enough to take the attention off Cranston. Or maybe he was watching last night's intense and heartbreaking episode of "Breaking Bad" somewhere off in the distance. We certainly had a similar expression while viewing it.
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