Comments on: Ask Larry King http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/ Readers ask questions of newsmakers and celebrities. Sun, 06 Dec 2009 11:52:36 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Rhonda Burbridge http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21305 Rhonda Burbridge Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:24:57 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21305 Hi Larry...I read where you have made cameo appearances in 20 movies and several TV series...My question is if you could star in a TV series today which one and why? Thanks Larry Hi Larry...I read where you have made cameo appearances in 20 movies and several TV series...My question is if you could star in a TV series today which one and why? Thanks Larry

]]> By: Alice R. Manville http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21228 Alice R. Manville Sat, 13 Jun 2009 19:39:28 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21228 Mr. King Please explain why Don Imus was taken off the air by his 'racist unwitty'remark about the girl's basketball team~even after he made a private and a very public apology~and has been known to do much good work for children with cancer. BUT Mr. Letterman is excused for his terrible remark that was way out of bounds about Gov. Palin's child(does not matter which daughter he meant)and a very ugly snide comment directed at all females regardless of their age? OH exactly how many charities does Mr. Letterman support publicly? This was not comedy or satire this was totally out of bounds and by refusing to apologize he proves all he cares about are his ratings.He has long practiced feuds with celebrities..but going for the family of a public figure is WAY out of bounds. Any explanation? Thank you. Mr. King

Please explain why Don Imus was taken off the air by his 'racist unwitty'remark about the girl's basketball team~even after he made a private and a very public apology~and has been known to do much good work for children with cancer. BUT Mr. Letterman is excused for his terrible remark that was way out of bounds about Gov. Palin's child(does not matter which daughter he meant)and a very ugly snide comment directed at all females regardless of their age? OH exactly how many charities does Mr. Letterman support publicly? This was not comedy or satire this was totally out of bounds and by refusing to apologize he proves all he cares about are his ratings.He has long practiced feuds with celebrities..but going for the family of a public figure is WAY out of bounds.
Any explanation? Thank you.

]]> By: Agnes Miller http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21163 Agnes Miller Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:01:35 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21163 Hi Larry, I was born Dec. 4, 1933 so I am pretty close in age to you. I still rollerblade very fast, lift weights, ride my bike and keep pretty active. However, I would just love to know what you do to keep your energy up. I don't think I could sit so alert and do such a wonderful job with your interviews every night. Please let me know your secrete. I think you are great! Hi Larry,
I was born Dec. 4, 1933 so I am pretty close in age to you. I still rollerblade very fast, lift weights, ride my bike and keep pretty active. However, I would just love to know what you do to keep your energy up. I don't think I could sit so alert and do such a wonderful job with your interviews every night. Please let me know your secrete. I think you are great!

]]> By: PRAKASH KRIPALANI http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21159 PRAKASH KRIPALANI Thu, 11 Jun 2009 02:05:14 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21159 Larry, the suspender you wear is characteristic of your personality. It gives an aura of diginity and elegance. At what point of your "Remarkable Jouney" of achieving 50 years on both radio and television that you first think of wearing your signature attire? Larry, the suspender you wear is characteristic of your personality.
It gives an aura of diginity and elegance. At what point of your "Remarkable Jouney" of achieving 50 years on both radio and television that you first think of wearing your signature attire?

]]> By: Bob Johnston http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21097 Bob Johnston Mon, 08 Jun 2009 15:56:17 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21097 Hi Larry, When you were in radio as I was in Montreal, what was the most embarrassing moment you can remember that happen to you. I forgot the red light was on and spoke bad words. Also who would you like most to interview that you haven't yet. All the best, Bob Hi Larry,

When you were in radio as I was in Montreal, what was the most embarrassing moment you can remember that happen to you. I forgot the red light was on and spoke bad words.

Also who would you like most to interview that you haven't yet.

All the best,

Bob

]]> By: Tommy Roswell Guichard http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21066 Tommy Roswell Guichard Mon, 08 Jun 2009 01:37:11 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21066 Larry,so you are one of the most enduring,prolific and most successful broadcaster/journalist today. When you retire will you remain proactive? And doing what? Larry,so you are one of the most enduring,prolific and most successful broadcaster/journalist today. When you retire will you remain proactive? And doing what?

]]> By: Tommy Roswell Guichard http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-21021 Tommy Roswell Guichard Sun, 07 Jun 2009 03:26:35 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-21021 Mr. King, you have just been giving the good news that you are going to be reborn again whenever that time comes. Would you like to embark in a new profession and what would that profession be,or, would like to be back as a journalist/broadcaster? Mr. King, you have just been giving the good news that you are going to be reborn again whenever that time comes. Would you like to embark in a new profession and what would that profession be,or, would like to be back as a journalist/broadcaster?

]]> By: Regina Nast http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-20991 Regina Nast Thu, 04 Jun 2009 02:02:53 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-20991 Dear Larry, Over the years of watching you, I've observed you to be a staunchly neutral atheist borderline agnostic. Who, out of all the people you have interviewed, has most made your question your doubts? Sincerely, Regina Nast Dear Larry,
Over the years of watching you, I've observed you to be a staunchly neutral atheist borderline agnostic. Who, out of all the people you have interviewed, has most made your question your doubts?
Sincerely,
Regina Nast

]]> By: Angela Chege http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-20926 Angela Chege Sun, 31 May 2009 00:07:54 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-20926 Hello Larry Well done you make CNN worth watching.I have three questions for you Having interviewed a wide range of people on your show is there any one person whose opinion/career/way of life/ has influenced you the most and if so how? Apart from financial rewards what aspect of your job has brought you the most joy and satisfaction? When interviewing your guests you seem to bring out their personality, without sucking up to them otherwise known as brownosing and do not appear uncomfortable asking any question even if it may embarass them.How do you do it?Is this an acquired or learned skill or does this come with experience? Hello Larry
Well done you make CNN worth watching.I have three questions for you
Having interviewed a wide range of people on your show is there any one person whose opinion/career/way of life/ has influenced you the most and if so how?
Apart from financial rewards what aspect of your job has brought you the most joy and satisfaction?
When interviewing your guests you seem to bring out their personality, without sucking up to them otherwise known as brownosing and do not appear uncomfortable asking any question even if it may embarass them.How do you do it?Is this an acquired or learned skill or does this come with experience?

]]> By: Eva A Kocsardy http://10questions.time.com/2009/05/14/ask-larry-king/comment-page-7/#comment-20906 Eva A Kocsardy Sat, 30 May 2009 01:26:30 +0000 http://10questions.time.com/?p=230#comment-20906 DEAR MR.KING AS THE KING OF TALK, WHO WOULD BE YOUR SIDE THE QUEEN OF TALK??? YOUR FAN,WHO NEVER MISSED YOUR SHOW,AS ARRIVED IN USA 20 YEARS AGO. DEAR MR.KING

AS THE KING OF TALK, WHO WOULD BE YOUR SIDE THE QUEEN OF TALK???

YOUR FAN,WHO NEVER MISSED YOUR SHOW,AS ARRIVED IN USA 20 YEARS AGO.

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