Michael Parkinson addresses wife's reaction to flirty kiss with Lauren Bacall 'Felt sorry'

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lung cancer. Her family announced her death today in a heartbreaking social media post. Isabel, who was the star of Spanish TV show Veneno, died today, her family have confirmed. In a post on social media they wrote: “Today, February 11, 2022, we say goodbye to Isabel.“Although her family and friends feel her loss deeply, we know that wherever she goes, she will have fun as only she knows how.“Thank you for all the messages of affection and concern.She has left feeling very loved and supported.”According to Spanish media, Torres had been suffering from lung cancer for two years, which then led to bone metastases.In November of last year, the star revealed via Instagram that doctors had told her she had only two months to live.The actress told Spanish media at the time: “My life has not been easy.

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Parkinson at 50 (BBC One) was a bittersweet watch. With his son, the producer, imaginatively called Mike – could an interviewer’s son be called anything else? – Sir Michael, now 86 and finally beginning to show his age, went back over a life and a career that took in more than 600 shows and 2,000 interviews.

Sir Michael Parkinson broke down in tears after looking back at his favourite interview he said was 'unforgettable'.The showbiz icon celebrated 50 years on television on Saturday night by taking a trip down memory lane.He spoke of some of his most memorable interviews and even recalled his first-ever celebrity chat with Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger.Over the years, Sir Michael has met with some of the biggest names of Hollywood, from Muhammad Ali to John Lennon - and even suffered awkward moments with stars like Helen Mirren and Meg Ryan. The 86-year-old relived his fondest memories as he rewatched a number of his old interviews, however, when asked which was his favourite, he became emotional, writes the Express.

The heavyweight champion died in 2016 following a 36-year battle with Parkinson's disease.The progressive neurological condition slowly robbed him of both his verbal and physical dexterity.The journalist also looked back on a previous meeting with the boxer.Michael relayed his initial thoughts on laying eyes on the sportsman, he said: "What a figure, what a personality."I’ve seen some beautiful men in my time but he was gorgeous."Beautiful - but the gibberish he talked about was extraordinary,” he added.During BBC show Parkinson at 50 the star discussed his varied career with his son and producer, Mike.Michael also looked back on his time interviewing The Beatles legend John Lennon and Yoko Ono, as well as Joan Rivers and Helen Mirren.

BBC then from 1987-2007 on ITV.Of his own success, he said in a recent interview: "I think people have to like you."It’s as simple as that."He went on: "It’s about what they make of you, warts and all."That’s crucial – and if you knew the answer to it, you’d be a rich man indeed."But Parky wondered whether he'd be "sent off" if he conducted his interviews like he used to."In this ultra-sensitive world I doubt I could actually do an interview nowadays without being sent off," he shrugged."There are so many pitfalls and booby traps in life now."I think I had the best of it."It comes after he issued an apology to actress Meg Ryan, after their awkward clash on-air in 2003.She appeared on the show to promote her new film In The Cut, which was

Sir Michael Parkinson’s late father asked “why didn’t you thump him?” following his notorious row with Muhammad Ali in 1974. The pair had a falling out on Sir Michael’s ‘Parkinson’ talk show when taking issue with the hosts line of questioning Ali said: “You can’t beat me physically or mentally.

Posh Spice let slip her nickname for Becks was “Goldenballs”.The embarrassed footballer covered his eyes and bowed his head before VB admitted: “It’s one of those things I shouldn’t have said.”David and Victoria are still together now, 20 years later, and embarrass each other on social media instead nowadays.Nabbing a Beatle is no mean feat but Parkinson’s interview with John Lennon and Yoko in 1971 was a prickly encounter.It took a bizarre turn when the star insisted Parky put his head and shoulders into a black cotton bag - a reference to the interviews John and Yoko had conducted in a bag themselves.John was killed just nine years later.Sacha Baron Cohen’s well known comedy character delivered pure filth in his 2002 chat, saying he

Piers Morgan, 55, was more than happy to learn that Sir Michael Parkinson, 86, "misses" the former Good Morning Britain host on TV after he left the ITV show back in March.

In The Cut, appeared frosty during her one-on-one with Parkinson, after allegedly being rude to her fellow guests on the show, Trinny and Susannah.After giving one word answers to Parkinson, there was one point during the interview where she snapped to the host: “Wrap it up.”Now, almost 20 years later, Parkinson, who announced his retirement from TV interviewing in 2007, has extended an olive branch Ryan’s way, offering an apology to the When Harry Met Sally actor.“I wish I hadn’t lost my temper with Meg Ryan,” Parkinson told Radio Times (via Sky News). “I wish I’d dealt with it in a more courteous manner.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSir Michael Parkinson's frosty chat with Hollywood star Meg Ryan in 2003 was one of the most toe curling TV interviews of all time.Parkinson, now 86, was faced with a stone-faced Ryan, who gave one-word answers as she promoted her poorly received erotic thriller The Cut.

BBC1 documentary which airs on Saturday, the iconic host looked back upon the episode and had some regrets."I wish I hadn’t lost my temper with Meg Ryan,” he said in a new interview."I wish I’d dealt with it in a more courteous manner."I was quite obviously angry with her and it’s not my business to be angry towards the guests."He added: "I came across as kind of pompous and I could have done better."Parky admitted that if he saw the movie star again, he would apologise for how he acted.He quickly added to Radio Times that he would tell her: "But you must understand that you played a part in it, too."Neither of us were on top form, and we were both discomforted.”Three years after the infamous interview, Meg branded Parkinson a "nut" and