Celebrity interviews are often predictable and boring. This is largely due to the fact that journalists constantly ask unoriginal questions (for example: "What inspired you to become an actor?"), To which the stars respond in a standard, identical way. But there are really exciting celebrity interviews that make you look at our idols from a different, sometimes very impartial side. Yes, of course, celebrities can later apologize for what they said in these interviews, but, as they say, the word is not a sparrow …
Conversations with actresses
In the framework of the topic "Interesting interviews with celebrities" we will talk about representatives of the film industry. Let's start with the actresses. In 2003, British TV presenter Michael Parkinson invited Meg Ryan to talk. TV presenter, who until that time was called one of the most affableand pleasant interlocutors, in an interview about the erotic film "The Dark Side of Passion" he began to reproach the actress for the fact that in this film she showed an image that was far from chaste. These words brought the actress off balance and, moreover, they enraged her. The Hollywood star did not like that the host behaved with her as if he had some moral right to lecture her. A respectful conversation did not work out, and its participants throughout it resembled swordsmen who tried to prick each other more painfully.
One of the most interesting interviews with a celebrity is the conversation between BBC radio presenter Chris Stark and Mila Kunis. The interviewed young man, embarrassed by the presence of one of the most beautiful stars next to him, suddenly switched from talking about movie roles to the topic of football, beer and entertainment venues, and at that moment he was more interested in himself than in his interlocutor. However, the actress was happy to talk to him then. Apparently, she had long been bored with monotonous interviews, and then she found something that, at least for a short period of time, cheered her up.
Conversations with actors
In 2013, TV journalist Romina Pichuga provoked actor Jesse Eisenberg into negative emotions by showing disrespect to his eminent colleague Morgan Freeman. After that, Jesse Eisenberg had a rather imposing and insulting conversation with her. Later on the Internet could be traced to the heated debatethose who were on the side of the actor, with those who supported the TV presenter, who apparently had no idea what a storm would be generated by the fact that she called the actor Morgan Freeman only by his last name - Freeman.
At the dawn of his acting career, British actor Sean Connery, who has played a huge number of roles in films, spoke about the fact that he reserves the right to slap a woman if she deserves it. In 1987, journalist Barbara W alters asked the famous native of Edinburgh to comment on his old statement and heard something that shocked her and many viewers: the performer of the role of James Bond said that he still adheres to the same opinion and is not going to take back his words either. in which case. By the way, this confession of Sean Connery did not make him an outcast of society then.
Another interview with a celebrity, of course, can not be called everyday. Actor Charlie Sheen, best known for starring in such cinematic hits as "Platoon" and "Hot Shots", told radio host Alex Jones in 2011 that he was taking drugs and had "tiger blood" in him. After that, he did not find anything better than to insult Chuck Lorre, the creator of the Two and a Half Men project in which he starred. As a result, Charlie Sheen not only lost his job, but also completely ruined his reputation.
Chat with Quentin Tarantino
The director who shot such legendarymovies like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs came to Channel 4's studio in 2013 to talk to journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy about his new brainchild, Django Unchained. The TV presenter's question about whether there is a connection between the violence, which is indicated in the master's paintings, and real violence, was perceived by the filmmaker, as they say, with hostility. The director said that he was already tired of answering this question, since he had been asked it since the time when he first came to the cinema. After that, the dialogue, which was limping on all legs, completely disappeared.
