Ep519 - Richard Armitage Returns - “Hobbits, Audiobooks and How to Manifest Your Dreams”

[@karenkms2019]

A very talented actor & now a very great author. Hope he writes more books. Especially Thrillers & would love to see him more in Thrillers movies. Love him.❤

[@sandramonteiro6226]

He looks to be a very sweet person❤

[@libbycarp]

What a lovely, intelligent, humble man - such a great interview. And no one could possibly play the role of Daniel apart from Richard in the film/series! Love the idea of manifesting your dreams. No one wants the same thing, so there's enough for all. Back to my copyedits... This was a great distraction. Keep up the amazing work, Mark. Love your interviews.

[@Manda-h6b]

This is a brilliant interview by an excellent interviewer. So good to hear the writing process Richard goes through and also his approach to life in general. So much to look forward to from Richard in the future too. Good stuff!

[@DianeWhitfield-f3l]

Amazing man wonderful actor and now a very good author.And he did write his books Himself ❤️

[@shumingc]

He does everything so well and is such a humble and nice person. He is already known as a brilliant actor but after reading Geneva I am further impressed by this multitalented man. He has been my favorite actor since North and South and I just have so much respect for him that words can’t express.

[@patriciasalyers9875]

ALSO

[@clareyeoman4078]

Richard love all your interview s you have earned your respect and recognition you deserve it so much ❤️

[@linda60aka]

Enjoyed this wonderful interview! Inspiring stuff! Thank you very much!

[@masudpervez1341]

Richard, I adore every interview you've done. You truly deserve all the praise and acclaim you've received. I would love to connect with you, but how can I contact you?

[@ethelflores8755]

Amazing interview! It's always a pleasure 🎧 to Richard. Learned a few new things about him, and what's coming up in his future plans.❤🌹

[@andreakonigsmann6685]

Lovely interview, i really enjoyed listening, thank you 💕.

[@alyssacollinwood1057]

I love this and I know full well he is willing to charge his own course and make the most of it ❤❤

[@FrancesJoanVDW]

I’m listening to The Cut right now! I loved Geneva….

[@karichandesu]

🥰💙

[@lisastatham4317]

Acts 17:23-28 For as I passed along and observed the objects of your worship, I found also an altar with this inscription: ‘To the unknown god.’ What therefore you worship as unknown, this I proclaim to you. The God who made the world and everything in it, being Lord of heaven and earth, does not live in temples made by man, nor is he served by human hands, as though he needed anything, since he himself gives to all mankind life and breath and everything. And he made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place, that they should seek God, and perhaps feel their way toward him and find him. Yet he is actually not far from each one of us, for “‘In him we live and move and have our being’; as even some of your own poets have said, “‘For we are indeed his offspring.’

[@jhoneyb]

He only got a book deal because he was famous, if he even wrote the book himself...

[@Louk419]

He got the book deal for Geneva bc he was a top narrator of thrillers for Audible. They offered him a chance to write an audiobook exclusively for them. They asked him if he wanted a ghost writer and he declined. If he was going to narrate the book he wanted the words to be his own. The audiobook was so well received that he got a publishing deal from Faber in the UK (and Pegasus in the US) for a print book. The print book was so successful that he's now inked a deal with Sony to adapt Geneva to the TV screen. Audible has so much faith in him that they've let him write his second Audible Original, The Cut, out last week. Richard Armitage has earned everything he's achieved as an author (his third career after acting and audio work). So do everyone a favor and do your homework before you make statements about subjects you know nothing about.

[@patbush3678]

You beat me to it. I wonder if this is the same person who was so rude and bitter on "X" about Geneva?

[@LunCham]

Do your research before accusing someone falsely

[@jhoneyb]

@@Louk419 I repeat: he only got a book deal because he was famous. You literally said the same thing in your rant: "He got the book deal for Geneva bc he was a top narrator of thrillers for Audible" I rest my case.

[@jhoneyb]

@@patbush3678 I'm not on X. There's more than one of us who is using his celeb status to sell books he probably didn't write.