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JK Rowling

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kindersurprise · 30/12/2007 19:51

Anyone watching the JK Rowling interview?

Is it just me or would she not fit in well on MN?

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NAB3wishesfor2008 · 30/12/2007 19:52

It is just gone on as I wait for Corrie.

Was not happy THIS BIT NOW

kindersurprise · 30/12/2007 19:55

A very honest interview.

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NAB3wishesfor2008 · 30/12/2007 19:56

I thought she was bloody rude. The people who live in that flat now must be really pleased.

kindersurprise · 30/12/2007 19:57

Was she rude? Did I miss something?

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NAB3wishesfor2008 · 30/12/2007 19:59

When she was saying if it all went she would end up back there, like it was a come down.

constancereader · 30/12/2007 20:00

The music was AWFUL.

PellMell · 30/12/2007 20:00

I was really moved by that interview and touched by how gracious she was.
Not rude by any stretch of the imagination.

Tamum · 30/12/2007 20:01

I have to say, I was gobsmacked by the flat- it was really nice, wasn't it, and not at all as it has been portrayed. I wonder if she had two flats at different times- I could have sworn she had a tenement flat in a different area, nearer to the cafe she wrote in.

PellMell · 30/12/2007 20:02

I understood that to mean that she would be happy to be back there as it was such a turning point in her life. Almost like a home-coming

NorthernLurkerwithastarontop · 30/12/2007 20:03

the flat we saw was where she finished the book. in an earlier documentary she went back to the first flat she lived in - when she was really broke - it was half the size! I think she was teaching when she lived in the one shown tonight.

Tamum · 30/12/2007 20:06

Ah, so I was right, thanks Northern. I couldn't understand why she would have gone to Nicholson's every day from that one.

kindersurprise · 30/12/2007 20:06

Pellmell,
that is the way I understood it. That it was a good time in her life when she finished the book. That the flat held happy memories. Not that she would hate to go back to the flat, that it felt like home, comforting.

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NAB3wishesfor2008 · 30/12/2007 20:11

Me and hubby in a minority then

morgansauntie · 30/12/2007 21:06

Sorry but I would have to agree with Pellmell and Kindersurprise. IMO she came across as a really down to earth and lovely lady, I found it very moving when she spoke about the charity she has founded and her reasons for doing it.

NAB3wishesfor2008 · 30/12/2007 21:15

You don't have to apologise for having an opinion! I only heard the last 10 minutes or so and it was just what I felt. I guess I'm getting cynical in my old age!

southeastastra · 30/12/2007 21:17

i wish she hadn't had messed with her face though, i sort of lose respect for women once they go the botox route

morgansauntie · 30/12/2007 21:28

In RL I'm not always allowed to have an opinion and I spend most of my life apologising mainly for things I haven't done but thats a totally different thread and story!

I know she got paid for it but signing 1700 books in 7 hours - that takes some doing .

lovey · 30/12/2007 21:32

I thought she was a lovely lady

expatinscotland · 30/12/2007 21:36

i'd have been digging that flat for real.

kindersurprise · 30/12/2007 21:40

Her hand must have been all but falling off after signing all those books.

I liked that she had the lives of her characters all plotted out, they were like real people to her.

It must be strange to not be writing about them anymore.

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southeastastra · 30/12/2007 21:47

she just took 'star wars' and middle classed it.

apparently

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