Emma-Louise Boynton
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2,843 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Emma-Louise Boynton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And as a sole author, Dolly Parton earned some 10 million from the recording, which obviously she would not have been entitled to had Elvis Presley taken uh, you know, half the half the um had co-owned it.
So it's decisions like that.
And you have to remember she was making these decisions.
Her background was not, you know, she didn't have a gilded background.
She grew up really poor.
You know, she grew up in a tiny one-room log cabin in the rural East Tennessee.
Um and I read
Somewhere, I think her family was there were 14 people in her family, and they all shared this small cabin, had no indoor plumbing or electricity.
Like she did not grow up.
In the entertainment industry, surrounded by people who could be giving her the sort of advice that would might make these decisions and this self-belief make more sense.
So this is really coming from her, which I find extraordinary in retrospect.
I think I think everyone did.
I be I think because it became so synonymous with Whitney.
And obviously she I mean she's Whitney Houston's the person, like you know, by singing it in this film, she's the one who propelled this song into the kind of, you know, global ecosystem.
But that might make sense, bad sentence.
But you know, she's the one who propelled the song into kind of global fame.
And I don't think it was that well known that it was Dolly Parton that wrote it.
But who the fuck cares?
Because their Dolly Parton was pocketing all the money.
For you know how stuff that song was.
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