[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

RDJ seems to understand that the obligations of the job does not mean answering uncomfortable questions about his past trauma when promoting a movie.

Guru-Murphy does not seem to understand that when he is doing these interviews he is not a journalist. he is a professional sound-bite collector. He is there to get something fluffy and entertaining for his show, and the people he is interviewing are there to sell a movie, Symbiotic relationship. He starts. He was acting like a paparazzi rooting around for human pain, trying to dig deeper and take more than was offered by his subject, simply because he doesn't want to do fluff pieces. which is fair enough if he doesn't want to do fluff pieces, but the people he is interviewing did not agree to be there to further his career by exposing their pain, they can and should walk out.

Unfortunatly, Guru-Murphy is in a position to spin the story as "Ungrateful celeb being a wimp and totally unfairly walking away from an agreed interview, because her's not willing to answer my hard hitting questions!"

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Fortunately, Guru-Murphy's attempt to spin the story failed.

[(Anonymous)]

Only in that people didn't buy the spin. Everyone still watched and talked about it. It's still good copy.