Maureen Dowd

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429 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 5 Feb

Maureen Dowd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Judi Dench. Why? Because he provided her with a lot of great roles, including that role as the queen in Shakespeare in Love, where she was only on screen for 12 minutes and she won an Oscar.
Well, there's a story about Uma Thurman and Harvey in the book.
And it's funny because a lot of guys.
And a lot of guys have told me they read it twice.
It was a complicated story, though, because it involved Quentin also. But, you know, they're still friends. But she wanted, you know, she wanted to get out this story of how he had been careless in the Carmen Ghia scene and killed Bill. And she was hurt by that. But then he talked about it and said she was right.
Yep.
Yeah.
How many movies were you in?
What did that feel like?
Right.
Mm-hmm.
Was that set in D.C.?
Oh, wow.
I am going to see it.
Well, you know, this is funny. When Trump was thinking of running for president in, like, 2015, shortly before he did, he was vying to play the president in Sharknado 3. Yeah. True story. That is a true story. I'm sure. So it was one, you know, leader of the free world.
He, well, when I promote, I had a book about Trump and Hillary in that election, the year of voting dangerously. And I was on Michael Smirconish at CNN on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, and I'm thinking... Who is up watching this at 9 o'clock? And Trump was. And I was critical of him. And afterwards, I ran into Jared Kushner and Ivanka at a dinner party in D.C.,
And Jared took me aside and he said, you know, my father liked you, but now he thinks you've gone crazy. And I said, well, I think he's gone crazy. And Jared said, well, if you do two tweets in a column or two columns in a tweet, you can get back on his good side. Oh, God. And I was like, no, that's not going to happen.
Yeah. We were bargaining over it.
Yeah. We have a journalist dinner, David Bradley. Hmm. And it's, you know, he's a Victorian gentleman. He doesn't make his guests feel uncomfortable. So they feel safe there. And they invite newsmakers. And it's a bunch of journalists. And then we talk to them and, you know, that kind. It wasn't, I don't.
Right.
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