Meg Ryan Shares Her Thoughts On Famously Awkward Interview With BBC’s Michael Parkinson ...Middle East

Meg Ryan has shared her thoughts on a 2003 BBC interview that went down as one of British TV’s most awkward ever encounters. Ryan, then America’s sweetheart and established queen of the rom-com, had around that time changed direction, appearing in Jane Campion’s erotic thriller The Cut, and UK interviewer Michael Parkinson grilled her on […]

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Meg Ryan Shares Her Thoughts On Famously Awkward Interview With BBC’s Michael Parkinson ...Middle East

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