I've never been sure what to think of Julie to be honest, but I have to say I really respect her attitude towards being stood up at her reception. That must have been heartbreaking, but she pays her respects towards the late man that left her and says that bitterness is a wasted emotion. So true and very wise
Very wise, indeed - if, it was true !!
She embarrassed herself by putting down her husband. She is old now & he is indispensable to her.
I guess, because she pays the bills - she thinks that gives her the right to put him down, in public.
I don't believe that she didn't have lesbian sex with her ex girlfriends for one minute.
The way she treated her husband made my bile rise. My heart really went out to him. With each sentence she spoke, I kept on hoping that she was going to say 'only joking ', then compliment him but it never came. What a cow!
I found the whole interview uncomfortable. Piers really had a tough job getting any decent conversation out of her.
She is a strange woman that's for sure.
I found the whole interview uncomfortable. Piers really had a tough job getting any decent conversation out of her.
She is a strange woman that's for sure.
Yes, but to be fair, he was excessively relentless with the sapphic angle (wanting to know the 'gory details' of her rumoured lesbian romps).
I found the whole interview uncomfortable. Piers really had a tough job getting any decent conversation out of her.
She is a strange woman that's for sure.
She was so dismissive of her female lovers, it was insulting to them.
Julie Goodyear always reminds me of a female version of Jimmy Savile when being interviewed;
Always acting
Always trying to make a mug out of the interviewer
Always attempts/attempted to get audience/viewers on their side by looking into camera and going into oh listen to this, what sort of a daft question was that, you silly man/woman, now ask me something people want to know about! mode when asked something they don't want to talk about.
And far too big-headed.
Very uncomfortable viewing last night, her poor husband!
Julie Goodyear always reminds me of a female version of Jimmy Savile when being interviewed;
Always acting
Always trying to make a mug out of the interviewer
Always attempts/attempted to get audience/viewers on their side by looking into camera and going into oh listen to this, what sort of a daft question was that, you silly man/woman, now ask me something people want to know about! mode when asked something they don't want to talk about.
She embarrassed herself by putting down her husband. She is old now & he is indispensable to her.
I guess, because she pays the bills - she thinks that gives her the right to put him down, in public.
She was much more respectful about the one who walked out on her at their wedding reception!
I felt really sorry for the current one - he looked like a nervous wreck : (
Julie Goodyear always reminds me of a female version of Jimmy Savile when being interviewed;
Always acting
Always trying to make a mug out of the interviewer
Always attempts/attempted to get audience/viewers on their side by looking into camera and going into oh listen to this, what sort of a daft question was that, you silly man/woman, now ask me something people want to know about! mode when asked something they don't want to talk about.
And far too big-headed.
Very uncomfortable viewing last night, her poor husband!
Spot on! I knew she reminded me of someone. It was like watching Savile with Louis Theroux. There's something inhuman about her.
I thought she came across well for the first 75% of the interview. I'm glad they made the point that she didn't get any big jobs after Corrie - it was true, and they would have been foolish to say otherwise. I think the emotion was true, and I disagree that she was acting when talking about the death of her friend. Her reason for leaving Corrie was also a nice touch - about all the older actors leaving and going straight into a nursing home. It just shows the dedication of the older generation of actors, working so late in life.
However, they completely omitted her stint in CBB. She said in her interview how hate was a wasted emotion - then think back to her treatment of Coleen Nolan! Would have been good to see her asked about how she felt being booed on her exit, and not actually making the final. No doubt she would have had some sort of excuse lined up!
I thought she came across well for the first 75% of the interview. I'm glad they made the point that she didn't get any big jobs after Corrie - it was true, and they would have been foolish to say otherwise. I think the emotion was true, and I disagree that she was acting when talking about the death of her friend. Her reason for leaving Corrie was also a nice touch - about all the older actors leaving and going straight into a nursing home. It just shows the dedication of the older generation of actors, working so late in life.
However, they completely omitted her stint in CBB. She said in her interview how hate was a wasted emotion - then think back to her treatment of Coleen Nolan! Would have been good to see her asked about how she felt being booed on her exit, and not actually making the final. No doubt she would have had some sort of excuse lined up!
She must have told them not to ask about it. I think they have a list of subjects they refuse to discuss sometimes. Hopefully that means that she actually realised how badly she came across in cbb?
And now she'll have another subject to add to that list for further interwiews, the treatment of her poor husband on this show!
The sad thing is she probably wouldn't think she treated him badly. She spoke about him in the same way in cbb. He was interviewed a few time for that and isn't the brightest spark but was really sweet and clearly loves her, poor, deluded man
She did herself no favours. She reminds me of an end of the pier Joan Crawford minus the talent or glamour. Basically she played one role for 25 years, she couldn't repeat it when she made a disastrous comeback, and all her other efforts have bombed. It must have been in her contract not to even mention CBB which was the real her. The real her is a fake exterior and a bitter, nasty person inside.
She absolutely humiliated her poor husband: that was cringeworthy. Piers actually did a great job because he pushed and pushed on that one and she continued to be utterly horrible about him. Piers also encouraged her in all her self praise so that it was obvious she was fake.
Completely gripping, like watching Richard Nixon thinking he was atoning in his interviews.
Julie Goodyear always reminds me of a female version of Jimmy Savile when being interviewed;
Always acting
Always trying to make a mug out of the interviewer
Always attempts/attempted to get audience/viewers on their side by looking into camera and going into oh listen to this, what sort of a daft question was that, you silly man/woman, now ask me something people want to know about! mode when asked something they don't want to talk about.
And far too big-headed.
Very uncomfortable viewing last night, her poor husband!
You are bang on about her and Jimmy Savile. Both of them are creepy.
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Very wise, indeed - if, it was true !!
She embarrassed herself by putting down her husband. She is old now & he is indispensable to her.
I guess, because she pays the bills - she thinks that gives her the right to put him down, in public.
The way she treated her husband made my bile rise. My heart really went out to him. With each sentence she spoke, I kept on hoping that she was going to say 'only joking ', then compliment him but it never came. What a cow!
She is a strange woman that's for sure.
Yes, but to be fair, he was excessively relentless with the sapphic angle (wanting to know the 'gory details' of her rumoured lesbian romps).
She was so dismissive of her female lovers, it was insulting to them.
So I take it the times she spent with her lady soulmates weren't all cups of tea and chats then?
Yes, and her "soulmates" just happened to be all lesbians ! Hmmmmmmmmm !
Always acting
Always trying to make a mug out of the interviewer
Always attempts/attempted to get audience/viewers on their side by looking into camera and going into oh listen to this, what sort of a daft question was that, you silly man/woman, now ask me something people want to know about! mode when asked something they don't want to talk about.
And far too big-headed.
Very uncomfortable viewing last night, her poor husband!
She was much more respectful about the one who walked out on her at their wedding reception!
I felt really sorry for the current one - he looked like a nervous wreck : (
Piers is a highly respected journalist.
Spot on! I knew she reminded me of someone. It was like watching Savile with Louis Theroux. There's something inhuman about her.
However, they completely omitted her stint in CBB. She said in her interview how hate was a wasted emotion - then think back to her treatment of Coleen Nolan! Would have been good to see her asked about how she felt being booed on her exit, and not actually making the final. No doubt she would have had some sort of excuse lined up!
Watching these two ??
Jees , just throw in Paul Ross or Claudia Winkleman and I'll just top myself , here and now
Maybe 1 out of 3 , just maybe mind.
She must have told them not to ask about it. I think they have a list of subjects they refuse to discuss sometimes. Hopefully that means that she actually realised how badly she came across in cbb?
And now she'll have another subject to add to that list for further interwiews, the treatment of her poor husband on this show!
The sad thing is she probably wouldn't think she treated him badly. She spoke about him in the same way in cbb. He was interviewed a few time for that and isn't the brightest spark but was really sweet and clearly loves her, poor, deluded man
She absolutely humiliated her poor husband: that was cringeworthy. Piers actually did a great job because he pushed and pushed on that one and she continued to be utterly horrible about him. Piers also encouraged her in all her self praise so that it was obvious she was fake.
Completely gripping, like watching Richard Nixon thinking he was atoning in his interviews.
You are bang on about her and Jimmy Savile. Both of them are creepy.