Interviews with celebrities are often predictable and boring sightings. In many ways, this happens because journalists constantly ask questions that are not distinguished by originality (for example: “What moved you to become an actor?”), To which the stars answer the standard, the same way. But there are really exciting interviews with celebrities that make us look at our idols from the other side, sometimes very unpleasant. Yes, of course, celebrities can then apologize for what they said in these interviews, but as they say, the word is not a sparrow …
Conversations with Actresses
As part 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 television presenter Michael Parkinson invited Meg Ryan to a conversation. The TV presenter, who until then was called one of the most courteous and pleasant interlocutors, in an interview about the erotic film "The Dark Side of Passion" began to reproach the actress for the fact that in this film she showed an image far from chaste. These words unsettled the actress and, moreover, they infuriated her. The Hollywood star did not like that the host behaved with her as if he had some moral right to read her moral teachings. There was no respectful conversation, and its participants throughout its entire length resembled fencers who tried to prick each other more painfully.
One of the most interesting interviews with the celebrity is the conversation between BBC radio host Chris Stark and Mila Kunis. The young man who was interviewed, embarrassed by the presence of one of the most beautiful stars next to him, suddenly switched from talking about movie roles on the topic of football, beer and entertainment, and more so at that moment he was more interested in his own person than the interlocutor. However, the actress with pleasure then talked to him. Apparently, she was already bored with monotonous interviews for a long time, and then she found something that, even for a short period of time, raised her spirits.
Conversations with actors
In 2013, television journalist Romina Pichuga provoked actor Jesse Eisenberg to negative emotions, showing disrespect for his eminent colleague Morgan Freeman. After that, Jesse Eisenberg talked with her quite imposingly and insultingly. Later on the Internet it was possible to trace the heated debate of those who were on the side of the actor, with those who supported the TV presenter, who apparently did not even guess what kind of storm it would cause that she named the actor Morgan Freeman only by her last name - Freeman.
At the dawn of his acting career, the British actor Sean Connery, who played a huge number of movie roles, spoke out that he reserves the right to slap a woman if she deserves it. In 1987, journalist Barbara Walters asked the famous native of Edinburgh to comment on his long-standing statement and heard that she and many viewers were shocked: the performer of the role of James Bond said that he still holds the same opinion and is not going to take his words back in no case. By the way, this recognition of Sean Connery then did not make him an outcast of society.
Another interview with a celebrity, of course, can not be called everyday. Actor Charlie Sheen, who became famous for starring in such cinematic hits as Platoon and Hot Heads, told radio presenter Alex Jones in 2011 that he was taking drugs and that he had tiger blood. After that, he did not find anything better than to insult Chuck Lorry, the creator of the project "Two and a Half Men" in which he starred. As a result, Charlie Sheen lost not only his place of work, but also completely ruined his reputation.
