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Gerard Depardieu discusses wine and women with Graham Norton
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Celebrated French actor Gerard Depardieu dispenses Gallic charm, treats the audience to a glass of his
own wine and confides his tastes in wine and women when he appears in tonight's edition of Â鶹Éç Two's The Graham Norton Show.
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Depardieu talks about his youthful stint in jail: "I was young, it
wasn't so hard, not like America, I had a lot of friends in jail, I was a
hooligan."
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On his favourite kind of woman: "When I was young I was scared
of women ... [now] I have many ideal women ... very pale, a porcelain skin,
tall, wonderful eyes, a wonderful soul ... and no shaving! ... I love it
when women take care of themselves and leave me in peace."
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His view of
British Prime Minister Tony Blair: "I don't know him very well but I don't agree with what he
did, I'm not a fan."
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And on his fondness for roast hedgehog: "My father used
to cook hedgehog, a gypsy recipe ... you kill it, boil it, pump it up and
then pluck it, it's very good!"
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There's more chat from Tori Amos who expresses her sympathy for Britney
Spears' trial by media:
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"I feel for her because she was so young when
she was made a superstar ... if she survives it'll be stupendous, she'll
give it a good shot ... if the American public are behind her she'll be
ok, but you never know."
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Tori also performs Bouncing Off Clouds live
in the studio.
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And Graham checks in with Eurovision hopefuls Scooch on the eve of the
song contest.
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They confirm they're in buoyant mood: "We've got our fingers
crossed, we think we've got a good chance, we seem to be going down very
well."
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The Graham Norton Show is a So Television production for Â鶹Éç Two.
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The Graham Norton Show, 10.00pm, Thursday 10 May 2007, Â鶹Éç Two (extended repeat, Sunday, 11.30pm)
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