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Similarities
- J.R. and D.B. notes
- Intro: Describes
- Two television chat show interviews.
- Consider: the main features of the David Beckham interview and how it contrasts with the Meg Ryan interview.
- Intro to J.R. and D.B. interview.
- General impressions: mostly positive, fun and light hearted.
- rather then formal and orderly.
- Relationship between interviewer and interviewee= behave like two friends having a laugh.
- Body language= David Beckham leans back through most of the interview.
- Interview style= informal.
- Paragraph 1: questions asked= personal.
- "posh spice."
- Mood of this interview= very fun and light hearted.
- Audiences reaction= really involved due to them laughing with David Beckham rather then at him.
- Mae for very interesting T.V. viewing.
- Paragraph 2: Speech habits= fillers.
- Questions asked= awkward.
- Interviewee= doesn't want to respond. Could be unsuitable for this interview.
- " even on the last show" aimed at the audience who think it is very rude Jonathan can't even say on Jonathan Ross's last show on BBC 2.
- Paragraph 3: 1 minute into the interview:
- Focus= anecdote.
- Hedge= uses this to soften the blow of the story.
- Audiences reaction= J.R. looks at the audience because he wants them to care.
- Halfway point: Even more personal questions.
- " trying for a number four."
- Feelings of the interviewee= awkward.
- Turns it into a joke to stop Jonathan Ross asking more personal questions.
- Paragraph 4:
- Toward the end of the interview:
- questions asked= far more serious. Focus on career and pressure.
- Less humour.
- Response of the interviewee= less responsive and less generous.
- Audiences reaction= become quitter. Not laughing or contributing to anything Jonathan Ross says.
- Overall conclusion of this interview: Interviewer and interviewee have a very comfortable relationship.
- Gotten awkward= when J.R. was trying to get personal information from D.B. to get a good T.V. interview.
- Succesful interview= Audience did feel they discovered personal information they had not known before.
- Conversation has been very humorous.
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Differences
- M.R. and M.P. notes
- Intro to M.R. and M.P. interview:
- Atmosphere of the interview= far more serious and awkward.
- Michael Parkinson's intentions= far more formal throughout than Jonathan Ross. personally challenging throughout.
- Paragraph 1: Interview style= quite aggressive.
- Michael Parkinson= very tough at this point.
- Meg Ryan= not a very willing contributor to the interviewer.
- Mood of Meg Ryan = sits back in her chair trying to turn away from Michael Parkinson.
- Body language of Meg Ryan= Fiddles with her hair and with her neck.
- Paragraph 2: Statements made: make Meg Ryan surprised.
- Seems taken off guard.
- Body language= Meg Ryan leans back in defense.
- Mood of the interview= very serious due to Meg Ryan defending herself.
- Audiences reaction= release tension and laughs at the interview rather then with it.
- Paragraph 3: Towards the end of the interview:
- Questions asked= mainly focus on journalism.
- Mood of this interview= Parkinson makes multiple statements as Meg Ryan hesitates when he speaks to her.
- Accusation= Behave like a judge at court.
- Paragraph 4: end of the interview:
- Michael Parkinson gives Meg Ryan the choice of what to do.
- Audiences reaction= laughs partly in relief the uncomfortable interview is over.
- Although interview was very short= seemed much longer.
- Strange way to end the interview= Parkinson has given in.
- Almost as if= he is saying to the audience look at her. How she's behaving. and look at me I'm in control.
- Both Parkinson and Meg Ryan look silly.
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