The actress reportedly became uncomfortable with Simon Mayo's questioning, although he's "baffled" as to why
Naomi Watts might have to start getting used to answering questions about the late Princess Diana seeing as she's playing her in the new movie called, unsurprisingly, Diana.
According to a tweet by BBC radio presenter Simon Mayo, she walked out of an interview with him after becoming uncomfortable with his questions regarding the biopic.
"A first for me and @wittertainment as Naomi Watts walked out of an interview! She seemed a tad uncomfortable with the questions. Shame", he wrote.
In response to BBC Radio 5Live presenter Shelagh Fogarty's query as to why she did, Mayo replied: "The honest answer is I have no idea. You know my hectoring style is always a problem."
He added that he thinks the interview will air on his show next week [September 13].
Journalist Allison Pearson asked him if he suggested the film might not be in the best possible taste, to which he replied: "No, not at all. Didn't express any opinion. So still baffled." (The UK Mirror)
3 comments:
She used to be media-friendly. Now this must be something really awful.
British media are notoriously known to be harsh and mean. She had described it as "brutal" once.
Interesting.
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