what looked like everybody that night which christiane airlines of the role
they had no movie review in this segment just a discussion of uh... of roger
ebert to uh... christine i have had pretty particularly but uh... i had the
i have replaced
ta and uh... uh... and a bit of a burden
so we should talk a little rock salt on our on roger you
worked for him
he hired you don't need to be even knew him
and or to be a new version have that's all you is that there's a new genes
cash their highlighted in india richard rover restless no bad products such as
idealize yes tell what roger got sick and he couldn't speak anymore they had
taken rotating captive fasten the people who filled in opposite richard
anton
he'd like to be and i was a good and lot of
women don't do what i do is they chose me and i was telling florida
and when he emailed me
and asked me how i did co-hosts this thing with richard
high-crime
like a little girl that i was is a catharsis if so
overwhelmingly his person
a towering figure in what we do and ellen hume sixteen percent of faith and
trust this okay
he was flatly and he never hubbard
and he hand wisdom is that is really funny kinda conspiratorial emails all
hours of the day night
and lifetime the subject line would be during your computer and that's how you
think i did you see this coming from roger i think that if he continues his
pay played ball in that
and and and what they mean you dot with a lot to chicago he was always very warm
to you listen to him or any other jewelry the first paragraph of the thing
i wrote for critic workers i'll do it by said you know
replace roger ebert said mister literally
there are many people can say that i cannot say largely failed my attempt to
replace roger failed publicly as most of you know rogers has turned out is
irreplaceable
you know it's like replacing mickey mantle in center field john wooden on
the u_c_l_a_ daschle's export referencing how many uh...
you know but he was so that was a that was both a great time my life when i got
that job in two thousand eight
uh... after that rotation gone after roger and richard
what broke with one of the stickers they couldn't
come to a deal they couldn't they make me over there was a straight money guilt
wasn't like they wanted to jettison
humbly but not here to defend what ever since
uh... and that was uh... a great a break-in in my life and then also it's
very difficult
you know as i wrote in this
uh... never have i
go on
in your room
in my life and felt last welcome
in the room as when i went into the screenings in japan
as much worse for about a lot
but that said
the person who was the warmest tumi all was was rupture
uh... he was always kind he sent me emails he was in courage in even though
it was very clear that he hated this show
paid i think our nation and he did have a situation of the show
well i mean i i did used to talk on that tonight and and i'm so that's a really
mean to that lets you would say
drilling decent guy a smart guy and and never have a shot may have been the
wrong choice but
was within the served
but roger was always incredibly uh... kind and decent and didn't have to be
at all and
and we you know email each other and and and you know i don't want to overstated
it wasn't like we were uh...
but it was a meaningful connection for me even if it wasn't
terribly club sanchez was always great to meet him
there i thought it was really generous i mean i grew and literally grew up
watching the sky mean i remember when i was about nine or ten he in jean did an
episode of this was still sneak previews you know what he has where they talked
about how they reviewed movies like the whole process of them going to
screenings and
what they're up a lot and i reverted grabbing a path and taking notes like i
was so excited they were going to sort of
political they are on how well the stopped working now
uh... and then my encounter with him was
night ninety five it was a just
become the artistic director of the u_s_a_ compensable in dallas and
it was the twenty-fifth anniversary festival and it was on my shoulders put
together this whole thing it was kind of terrifying and luckily he was able to
come and it was before he had created his own personal that happens around the
same time now uh... and that we were showing the mi familia and he's a big
gregory novice and going way back
so came in the budget committee is presented the great director for the
divorce rate or
because the two of them had been uh... cope analysts at the
early incarnation of you as a proposal that film critics
picking the building trader you know sort of socratic so they were all
buddies and
he was just so
generous with me and
when you're giving me advice about things like i was doing which is the
woman who should stop at the theater and
the film makers were all going out to dinner news like no you need to come to
the editor editorial okay yes you're right up until just stuff like that i
think just
whenever there's a way that i came to a disorder begin about this
terrified twenty seven-year-old through
this complicated process and they're really supportive and said great things
about the first of all the talk about them
jazz came with them and i've never met her before she was just lovely and
and i would see them you know years denote that other festivals years after
they were always super sweden
uh... damages oh he was an idol of mine and then the turnout actually
as you know sometimes you meet your idols inside of that and i wish i didn't
know and he did not disappoint he really was with what you would want would be
there when you meet somebody who really moldable your wife was in front of the
what you're saying about how how decency west u_s_ eight is
part and his
man of the world kind of element of his great complex prasoon and it also
manifested and his
writing in in a
outside of town throughout the nation a top executives dying inside a film like
alcoholism eight years in everything in the world
the people he the rice let me know if you don't advocate uprights cooking
recipes they communicate
but the far-flung correspondents the he asserted anything like that
agrees ebola truly truly was as far as
point to make connections with people on the multitude of at least it was a and
you know
i read some he was a newspaper
he was like old-school determined he'd love that whole
made it clear that he loves being in the newsroom the conversations that one on
allot of the word not movies but some of them
with the but there would have been conversations about food politics that
we've learned that he was so you know that i was a weird those opposed to
marty new but i mean you know he cared so deeply about politics and twitter
opened up this whole world to him
uh... of things that he could talk about uh... and i thought the net chris jones
peace in esquire
that uh... which was really revealing
uh... that peace and uh... you know if you're back but you know it was and it
showed him ad that you know with it what would become of his jaw and the end of
how we looked at that time
and he wrote some sort of honestly about
like at first he was taken aback he gasped when he saw his own picture
and then he thought
this is a lot you know this is what it is so
this is not the time for me to be
back asking for a touch up
or a rewrite uh... and i think that sort of honesty about
everything
uh... in his reviews and in his assessment of his own life was uh... you
know that i think that's rare and i think he clearly had and i think it's
one of the things that all of a sort of responded to him as the you've read
something got them you knew right away
this is really genuine and really authentic so i think and we've been
kicked out then
what did he did which was so amazing would help if we all do if she walked in
every movie with open mind and open-heart you're going to be gaveled
and it's very easy for us to get cynical totally and it's safe to get cynical
that's protected he was always open
so i know we have to act and alan that and sad
miserable as they were graded he got a bad rap of the time to be on the road
also great there
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