I think it’s really interesting because it’s behind the scenes of these Bachelorette and Bachelor shows, and I’m sure it’s absolutely the truth. No, but I read that you’ve been watching it. And the full-frontal male nudity! Now you’re going to be watching it. Ask me about the last episode and the male rape scene.
#JAPANESE KARAOKE BLOW JOB TV#
You cannot watch TV until 4 o’clock.’ And then I’m writing and looking at my watch, because there’s so many programs. I don’t want to write.’ I have to say to myself, ‘No. I really should go to a meeting because some days I wake up and think, ‘F- it! I just want to sit here and watch TV all day. It’s a long day, but then I will come back to the main house and do my favorite thing, which is watch TV. I read the papers, check the computer, see what’s going on and then I take my coffee and I go into the back of the house and I’ve got a beautiful room back there which is just for writing. But I imagine you’re efficient when you write? Tell me about your process, because nine months for a writer can either be a short time or it can be a long time. It took me about nine months, because I still write in longhand, do all my research on Google, which is great, because you can just go there, “Oh, I need a Russian swearword for ‘f-head.’ Oh yeah, here we are.” Which is fantastic. Meanwhile, someone very close to her gets assassinated. And of course, Lucky has to solve all these problems. It’s about Bobby, her incredibly Kennedy-esque son who owns nightclubs, gets set up for a murder he didn’t commit. It’s about Max, becoming the it girl, like a Cara Delevingne in Europe. She’s been a character that, you know, people come to me on Twitter all the time - I’m very big on social media, love it - and they go, “Lucky’s gotta come back! More books about Lucky!” And I’m like, I’ve written nine books about her! So this is kind of an epic story about the Santangelos. And in the second one, Kim Delaney played her, from Army Wives. She was played by Nicolette Sheridan in a dark wig, who looked fabulous.
And in Lucky Chances, her mum was played be Sandra Bullock, one of her first TV shows. I did two miniseries with her, which I wrote and produced for NBC, Lady Boss and Lucky Chances.
This character, Lucky Santangelo, goes on forever. You’ve been writing about this family for so many years. THR caught up with Collins to chat about the new epic novel, her favorite TV shows and why she’s single.Ĭongratulations on the new book.
I’m from London originally and we walk.”Īnd if you didn’t already know, the 77-year-old scribe also likes to speak her mind, dish on Hollywood and have a good laugh along the way. I’m right on a busy street and it’s got a nice calm aura about it. Huge gates and you’re going to have 8,000 housekeepers and all that shit. People say, ‘Why didn’t you build your house in the hills?’ I say, ‘Because I hate the hills. She’s referring to her 1983 novel, one of many best-sellers she’s had during her storied career, which according to her publisher, includes more than 400 million books sold - enough to buy many houses in Los Angeles. Martin’s Press, The Santangelos, from the living room inside her spacious spread located in the Beverly Hills flats neighborhood. “This is the house Hollywood Wives built,” Jackie Collins declares as she settles in to answer questions about her latest novel (available now) from St.
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