Who was on Graham Norton with Matthew McConaughey?
Guests on Graham’s sofa include Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey, discussing his Golden Globe-winning performance in Dallas Buyers Club; actress Julianne Moore, starring in action movie Non-Stop; comedian and actor Alan Davies; and singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow, who performs in the studio.
Did Graham Norton get married?
He said in 2015 that his ex-boyfriends often resented the role they had to play in the public eye as his partner. On 10 July 2022 Norton held a wedding blessing party, with his new husband Jonothan McCleod, at Bantry House in West Cork.
Who was on Graham Norton with Paul Rudd?
On this week’s show (Friday, 5th November), Graham Norton welcomes Hollywood star Paul Rudd, Oscar-winner Halle Berry, legendary director Ron Howard, the irrepressible Miriam Margolyes, writer and actor Stephen Fry, and singer songwriter Gregory Porter.
Who was on the Graham Norton Show with Miriam Margolyes?
Graham is joined by: Miriam Margolyes, Paul Rudd, Ron Howard, Halle Berry and Stephen Fry.
Why is Graham Norton show Cancelled?
It’s a Sin star Olly Alexander has pulled out of The Graham Norton Show. The actor and singer confirmed that he would no longer appear on tonight’s (January 7) episode of The Graham Norton Show on Instagram, telling followers that he’s isolating after testing positive for COVID-19.
Can Matthew McConaughey speak Portuguese?
The actor spoke his best Portuguese and Spanish to Camila Alves that night. When McConaughey got up and went over to Alves, he recalls mysteriously having all of the right words to say over the music. “I spoke better Portuguese and Spanish that night than I ever have since,” the actor says.
Does Matthew McConaughey speak other languages?
A. All my life I’ve been speaking Spanish, since I lived in Uvalde, Texas, eighty miles from the Mexican border. My brother also can talk in Spanish as well as all my friends from there; most of them actually were Mexicans and I’ve been in Spain, and here in California I speak Spanish quite often, too. Q.