Interview Hardest to Watch?

Sounds like you hit the really tough ones.

 

Ted Bundy (I forget on what show) shortly before his execution. I just wanted to leap into my TV and rip his heart out.

 

Any interview with Ben Afflek where he talks about his acting skills.

 

Tom Cruise will be talking to Diane Sawyer fri night.

 

You surely mean his "craft" !

 

Colin Farrel is horrible. He barely speaks and just kind of wonders off in his mind. How hard is it to go on TV (when you're already actor) and plug a film!?

 

Im sure to get flamed for this 1, but i find it hard to watch Bush make an ass out of himself on national TV.

Case and Point
http://www.overspun.com/video/BushStumped.wmv

 

I have never liked Farrah Fawcett, but several years ago she was on Letterman and she was such a space cadet that it was hard to believe that she had enough of a brain to keep breathing.

 

The Gary Condit/Connie Chung interview was uncomfortable to watch.

RMX

 

i thought i read somewhere she was either drunk or drugged up when she was on that show

 

Any appearance of Ridiculous Rick Wagoner makes my skin crawl.

 

Didn't David Frost interview Charlie Manson back in the day?

 

not sure about frost but Tom Snyder interviewed him in prison back in '81.


when the AS first started they had nothing but "A" list actors, then I guess they ran out and started going down the list.....

 

Some of the above, but Matt Dillon, these days is a tough to watch.

 

I had a hunch the day I saw Jennifer Lopez on the AS.

 

Is that real? Seems like a looped video to me.

 

Don't remember that, but Geraldo Rivera certainly did, and that was not much fun to watch.

Geraldo was getting all chesty with him, saying things like 'I could take you on right now' and so forth. The man's 20 years older than you and he's been living on prison food for the last 30 years - way to go, Geraldo!!!

That woman in Texas who killed her 5 (I think) kids? The interviews in which her husband stood right behind her were, uh......aggravating.

This won't mean much to the non-Canucks, but the CBC interview with Karla Homolka on the day of her release sure made me want to spit rust.

Neil

 

Any interview conducted by Barbra Walters..she makes me mad!! Such a phoney!!

Any intervew with Brintey Spears or anyother pop singer trying to make a political statment or talking about how "things need to change"..

 

How about the Michael Jackson interview a few years back:

"The most loving thing to do is share your bed with children"

Creepy

 

know EXACTLY who that monster is ya' knob and her damned husband, shoulda' zapped both.

 

Here's one: Larry KIng interviewing Ted Kennedy. That would be a good one.

 

I'd rather see a drinking contest between these two. My guess is that it would be a long show!

Dale

 

Years ago, Bob Costas interviewed ex pro football player and actor Jim Brown on his late night show. I remember it as being especially tense. Costas tried to keep it the stereotypically "light and fluffy" type of interview, but Brown really told everything like it was and didn't sugarcoat anything. Brown even commented on OJ, saying that OJ played the Hollywood scene and Brown really didn't schmooze like OJ did. I can't remember if this interview was before the murders or not. But Costas seemed like he was against the ropes the whole time.

 

From a few years back, Baba Walters interviewing Victoria Gotti.