'They're more fun because you can drink... it's that easy!' Tina Fey and Amy Poehler reveal laidback approach to presenting Golden Globes

They're following in the ego-shattering footsteps of Ricky Gervais, but Saturday Night Live favourites Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are taking a much more relaxed approach to presenting the Golden Globes.
And they're pretty confident it'll work... for one big reason.
Poehler told the Hollywood Reporter: 'The Golden Globes are more fun because you can drink. It’s just that easy.'

Team Golden Globes: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have revealed how they're going to tackle the big presenting on Sunday

Unlike the Oscar, the Globes (which take place at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunday) are a well oiled affair that is know to be raucous for that very fact.

Ready to rumble: The ladies joked that they don't care what they say, just how good they look

But Poehler and Fey don't want you to feel left out at home, so they've devised a drinking game for you... and the assembled great and good of Hollywood.

The rules are drink 'any time an actress cries in a speech, drink. Any time you see a person actively not listening to someone onstage, drink.'
Poehler added: 'Any time someone says, "I didn’t prepare anything!” before Fey chipped in: 'Any time anyone thanks Harvey Weinstein, eat a meatball sub!'
Amy added: 'Everyone says, “Make sure you’re enjoying doing it and make sure you have fun and keep it loose.” I think Tina and I aren’t worried about that. We just want to make sure we look amazing. We don’t care what we say. I have to get my head peel done before Jan. 13.'

Fey chimed in: 'I want to look like a really young candle.'

But they're not planning on show-stopping outfits, the Hollywood Reporter asked them if they'd been courted by designers.

But said: 'It’s going to be a small scale. It’s not the Oscars.'
Poehler added: 'You never know, we may change outfits during the show. If we do, it’ll be onstage.'
And this laidback approach means that the audience won't have the fear any close to the bone jibes a la Gervais.

When asked how their approach would be different, they replied: 'I don’t think anybody has to be afraid.'

Fey countered that they can't promise no Scientology jobs and Poehler added: 'Ricky did a
great job, and I feel like, how it is different will be an answer for somebody else, not us.'

The 30 Rock star then laughed and said: 'Because we haven’t planned anything yet.'
She also added that she has no current plans to work with Alec Baldwin despite him signing a new NBC deal, 'he hasn't told me what he's doing,' she said.

Drinking game fun: The duo promise a much friendlier show than last year