Bad interviewees

[Nobody]

@syncrolecyne

I remember when Good Morning America had a new host, who came on with some fanfare…Harrison Ford gave an interview - it was awkward and excruciating to watch, and that new host left soon after. She received the blame for the bad interview - it tanked her career! I never saw her on TV again.

I was curious so I did some Googling and you’re probably thinking of Elizabeth Vargas. She embarrassed Ford by telling he she had a crush on him. I’m not sure if that’s why she left though.

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@gallows_fodder

Anyway, Viggo Mortensen is, in addition to being an actor, a published writer and poet, musician, artist, and photographer, …

Huh. Do you know if he has any online galleries?

[actualliberalnotoneofthose]

@Nobody

I was curious so I did some Googling and you’re probably thinking of Elizabeth Vargas. She embarrassed Ford by telling he she had a crush on him. I’m not sure if that’s why she left though.

If it’s her, she’s been on national primetime tv news programs and morning shows constantly over the past 20 years (20/20, Dateline, World News Tonight, Today, GMA), except for her brief and well-publicized leave to deal with alcoholism. She’s currently a story on all the gossipy websites/tabloids because of her husband’s (Grammy-winner Marc Cohn) alleged affair while she was in rehab.

[Nobody]

@actualliberalnotoneofthose

If it’s her, she’s been on national primetime tv news programs and morning shows constantly over the past 20 years (20/20, Dateline, World News Tonight, Today, GMA), except for her brief and well-publicized leave to deal with alcoholism. She’s currently a story on all the gossipy websites/tabloids because of her husband’s (Grammy-winner Marc Cohn) alleged affair while she was in rehab.

It may not be her, but she was the closest thing I could find in my Google searches.

Also, nice to see that Marc Cohn is getting some publicity again. This is the first time I’ve heard of him in about 20 years.

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@Robot_Arm

I saw Chuck Jones years ago on Later with Bob Costas. I have huge respect for him, but I think his talent was for drawing Bugs Bunny, et al., and bringing them to life, but not in talking about it. Not that he was awkward or combative or anything, but just kinda lifeless and with not much insight into his career.

Huh. His memoirs are pretty good. I doubt a TV interview could add much to those, though.

A better writer than interviewee, I expect.