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This is how you do not interview Hollywood actresses. Newsweek meets Gillian Anderson:
I've got to confess. I don't know anything about "The X-Files."
OK.
Why is it such a big deal?
Ohmygod. You're not going to do this to me, are you? Tell me you're not going to do this. Oh come on! It's been such a long time. Hire somebody that knows enough that we don't have to explain this again.
[Hat-tip: Andrew]
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The optimist would say that this is *exactly* how to deal with a dim-witted interviewer.
Posted by: ben | July 22, 2008 at 06:58 AM