Book Soup presents Richard Armitage, in conversation with Bryan Fuller, discussing Geneva

[@mmgringoire2]

Thank you so much for posting this! I asked the Angela Carter question and have been trying to find recordings of this evening everywhere. Thank you again for hosting Richard at your store. I never thought I would be able to see, let alone speak, to him in person.

[@PollyAlice2000]

Richard Armitage is a very gifted artist, with talent in so many mediums. I have so much enjoyed his acting rolls, as well as his wonderfully accomplished narrations of audiobooks and poetry. I’m very excited to read “Geneva”!

[@MelanieMatheis]

As you may tell from my picture, I was at this interview. Such a lovely man, so intelligent and engaging! Oh and the book is very good as well 😁

[@luzdalin1299]

I might get a copy of his Geneva, so curious about it. I came across people who had relatives very close to them, whom they looked after during long years and coped with their reactions and erratic behaviour. It's very sad and real at the same time.

[@luzdalin1299]

I observed Richard's body language during the course of the interview, quite expressive and deep. I particularly liked when he strokes his little goatie, very attractive. Was Richard concentrating on the information and questions? Possibly yes. Was he excited over the interview, maybe he was.