KRISTINA HAGMAN BOOK INTERVIEW - LIFE WITH LARRY HAGMAN

[@robertstewart239]

Great interview. I love how the interviewer asks concise questions without all the hemming and hawing we hear from so many other interviewers. No long rambling statements, he just asks direct questions and lets the interviewee talk. I love all these Dallas70 interviews.

[@rajesh4cat]

I have meet Larry Hagman 3 times whiles he was in London he is a wonderful man.I cant wait to read this book its on my wish list.

[@paulinec6021]

Great interview, thank you very much x

[@lynleyhalajian4152]

I met larry one day as a volenter at the southdakota speical olympics he caught me inmy race ill never for get that and i got a pic of him at his signing in a room

[@PatriciaM64]

Thanks. It would have been nice to hear more about "I Dream of Jeannie".

[@stevegentry8794]

Happy 40th anniversary DALLAS

[@sandrajones8197]

Nice interview. I have ordered the book as I am a big fan on Larry, especially during his IDOJ days.

[@devisingh2905]

Loved him as Tony Nelson

[@chriscdw4578]

Thanks for this interview

[@vangiegudgeon3892]

Loved JR on Dallas plus when i 1st laid my eyes on the segment on I Dream of Jennie he was a larikan it great that we all can see bits & pcs of any of his shows but mainly Dalls great to hear from you on this show! 12th Sept. 2020 Australia🤩🙏🐕👋!!!

[@richardzowie1984]

That sounds like Ardal O'Hanlon interviewing her.

[@lianelayman7577]

Fans are always putting celebrities on a pedestal.

[@Ujuani68]

6:34: This picture is my favourite...🥰👍😄

[@stephenm6100]

a great actor. dallas was his show? hands down..rip mr h.

[@christophers.o622]

Larry Hagmans other show was I dream of Jeannie with Barbara Eden which gave him his television start, Larry Hagman had a role in the movie In Harms Way hat starred the late John Wayne, Henry Fonda, George Kennedy, Patrica Neal, DANA Andrews.

[@angelmurphy914]

Top o the morning

[@dannac_8888]

Alcohol, drugs, affairs. Did we ever really know the REAL actor actually? Who was he without all that stuff?

[@aimeerobinson7358]

So What, it was wild in the old day, so he alcoholic, do drugs and cheat, Larry Hagman and 20 million men and women world wide. that no new shit.

[@aimeerobinson7358]

@Matt Beeman he died of blood cancer.

[@lc-bb6bd]

@Matt Beeman he was in his 80s when he died.

[@ldebrobander]

@@aimeerobinson7358 morals never change. People do.

[@nocomment1212]

@@ldebrobander vice versa

[@julielucia3930]

He had a lot of women there in the hot tub’s in a lot of affairs on his wife, I feel bad but I still think he was a great actor!!

[@GuyanaCapital-qr3wg]

Nice lady

[@eastcoastenzo3654]

'Every great man nowadays has his disciples, and it is usually Judas who writes the biography.' - Wilde

[@justinhenderson5710]

ALPHA MALE 💪

[@eastcoastenzo3654]

She waited FIVE minutes before trashing the living hell out of her Father. She is a vile woman.

[@blueberrycobbler]

Trashed? LOL…If you apply yourself and take a more mature approach you will realize that she gives a balanced look into her father as she knew him. She explained at the beginning why and how she approached writing the book.

[@USAPethead]

Being honest about someone's flaws is not trashing someone. On the contrary, it's more respectful than putting someone on a pedestal, which is dehumanizing.

[@seand4033]

@@USAPethead She trashes him and trashes I'm some more. To make money from her tell-all garbage book. She had a lifetime to open her mouth but she waits until his dies to rip him to shreds. What a moral hero.

[@harperstacey9604]

@@seand4033 Kristina hagman was a terrible person. She is just like Joan Crawford's daughter, Christina Crawford, who wrote the terrible book about her mother called, mommie dearest. Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@thinkthensend9228]

@@harperstacey9604 hello again!

[@davidr4523]

What a boring interview and book. The interviewer, who seems to be an obsessed Dallas fan, was terrified to ask anything except for softball questions. I am sure there were so many great I dream of Jeannie and Dallas stories that she never revealed. As a result you have a book not worth reading. A good interviewer researches the topic deeply and then asks questions the guest has to address. Here are several questions I would have asked 1. Did Hagman actually drink several bottles of champagne each day? He could he possibly function during the day and wake up the next day on time? 2. Mention names of famous people that he had affairs with. 3. Why didn't Hagman give you more acting roles in Dallas? 4. How did your brother get along with Hagman. 5. What was life growing up having a famous dad? Who were your celebrity friends?