Graham Norton

blade1 · 15-05-2017 01:17PM

threein99 wrote: »

Thought that as well. Only natural really

How do?

Murrisk · 15-05-2017 02:55PM

blade1 wrote: »

Has Imelda lost a bit of her Dublin accent?

Maybe. I don't blame her, people could be quite mean about it!

Atlantic Dawn · 19-05-2017 09:44PM

Tonight
Nicole Kidman
Keith Urban
Alan Cumming

Music
Sheryl Crow

Addle · 19-05-2017 10:23PM

They must've run out of ideas for the intro.
Don't seem to bother with it anymore.

ednwireland · 19-05-2017 10:27PM

Funnier than I expected.

Addle · 19-05-2017 10:38PM

ednwireland wrote: »

Funnier than I expected.

Enjoyable show tonight.
Great storytelling.

Charlie19 · 19-05-2017 10:39PM

Poor old Sporty:D If that was live, then she's actually not a bad singer.

Never seen or heard of Keith Urbam before tonight.

Atlantic Dawn · 26-05-2017 10:49AM

Tonight
Salma Hayek
David Walliams
Ed Westwick
James Buckley

Music
Liam Payne

blade1 · 26-05-2017 11:20AM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Tonight
Salma Hayek
David Walliams
Ed Westwick
James Buckley

Music
Liam Payne

Besides Salma and her 2 biggest hits, I could leave the rest.

Charlie19 · 26-05-2017 04:58PM

Walliams can certainly act the clown on these type of shows but I find he's always entertaining.

griffin100 · 26-05-2017 09:52PM

Salam Hayek is just brilliant already. Five minutes in and she's stealing the show.

castletownman · 26-05-2017 10:20PM

Best episode he's had in a long time. Hayek has stolen the show. Although Payne comes across as a bit of an ass.

Charlie19 · 26-05-2017 10:48PM

I now know who Liam Payne is and how he met the mother of his child.

Which I think is very weird.

siblers · 27-05-2017 07:28AM

Imagine if Liam Payne was a 14 year old girl and Cherly Cole a 23 year old man, there isn't a hope in hell they would have shown that clip

JP Liz V1 · 27-05-2017 10:04PM

Ed is so hot, wish he and James were on from the start

pilly · 27-05-2017 11:50PM

Anyone else think David Walliams was a big let down?

gizmo81 · 02-06-2017 10:30PM

Jaysus Efron and your wan going on about Cruise. At least Norton cuts through the love-in a bit.

phonypony · 02-06-2017 10:39PM

gizmo81 wrote: »

Jaysus Efron and your wan going on about Cruise. At least Norton cuts through the love-in a bit.

The way his co-stars constantly slobber over him on chat shows always makes me think its some contractual thing, or some other influence he has over them...

gizmo81 · 02-06-2017 10:40PM

Definitely it's nauseating!

phonypony wrote: »

The way his co-stars constantly slobber over him on chat shows always makes me think its some contractual thing, or some other influence he has over them...

expectationlost · 02-06-2017 10:50PM

so awkward

youngblood · 02-06-2017 10:51PM

This is bad........

Still excellent by comparison to all other talk shows but still.....

badabing106 · 03-06-2017 02:11PM

phonypony wrote: »

The way his co-stars constantly slobber over him on chat shows always makes me think its some contractual thing, or some other influence he has over them...

Or maybe he is a genuinely nice guy to work with

Mike Litoris · 04-06-2017 01:01AM

phonypony wrote: »

The way his co-stars constantly slobber over him on chat shows always makes me think its some contractual thing, or some other influence he has over them...

I lasted 15 minutes. I just couldn't sit through it any more. That Effron fella has gotta be a Scientologist. He couldn't have been any more cemented up his arse.

04-06-2017 02:15AM

Mike Litoris wrote: »

I lasted 15 minutes. I just couldn't sit through it any more. That Effron fella has gotta be a Scientologist. He couldn't have been any more cemented up his arse.

Same, couldn't stick the show, had to turn it off.

In other news lol at your user name ðŸ˜‚

griffin100 · 04-06-2017 01:35PM

It's always heavily stage managed when Cruise is on. Beth Ditto was the highlight of the night, should have had her on from the start.

B_Wayne · 04-06-2017 01:41PM

phonypony wrote: »

The way his co-stars constantly slobber over him on chat shows always makes me think its some contractual thing, or some other influence he has over them...

griffin100 wrote: »

It's always heavily stage managed when Cruise is on. Beth Ditto was the highlight of the night, should have had her on from the start.

Normally Cruise does his interviews on his own. I'm guessing that last night's people were classed as 'safe' for him to be with. I'd say there's a big rule on not mentioning scientology etc. Found it incredibly dull, knew it was gonna be terrible as soon as I saw he would be with the other guests for entire show. Such arselicking.

737max · 04-06-2017 06:54PM

Any other actor sitting on a chatshow couch with the likes of Tom Cruise will not be able to relax. It isn't because he is Tom Cruise, it is because he is a top level Hollywood power-player; he can make your career or break it. Others in the same league would be Harvey Weinstein and Quentin Tarantino(casting only).
Maybe Robert De Niro or Robert Redford too or Meryl Streep for the actesses who want to be taken seriously.

I thought Graham was excellent and very witty in spite of the awkward dynamic there.

Beth Ditto left a good impression and if the objective was to get punters for any gigs she is playing in coming months then she totally succeeded.

blade1 · 04-06-2017 07:38PM

Betty Ditto is like a funny Rebel Wilson.

Wibbs · 05-06-2017 08:54AM

737max wrote: »

Any other actor sitting on a chatshow couch with the likes of Tom Cruise will not be able to relax. It isn't because he is Tom Cruise, it is because he is a top level Hollywood power-player; he can make your career or break it.

I'm not so sure he is anymore. He's fired a few real howlers across the media down the years. He still gets parts because he is still a draw, though not nearly as big a draw as he was. Beyond that, I suspect his clout in Hollywood is minimal. Certainly compared to other stars at his level of fame.

737max · 05-06-2017 10:09AM

Cruise/Wagner are the big kahunas in Hollywood.

Graham Norton

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