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they saw a lot of things. >> andrea denied all of the innuendo, sharing rooms, groping one another on the dance floor. she said that she never had sex with hemy newman. a claim she repeated when her best friend shayna citron confronted her about hemy after rusty's funeral. >> did andrea admit or deny the affair with you at that time? >> she denied it. >> based on all of the time you've known andrea, when she told you no, did you believe her? >> no, but my heart really wanted to believe her. >> did she make a comment about if she wasn't married? >> yes, maybe if she was not married, she would have been interested. however she loved her husband and was not interested. >> that statement echoed something that hemy had told his friend. >> what did he tell you about the london trip? >> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates. he also told me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her
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either he'll have the upper hand on are you will. >> this is a physical expression that the bold was designed to experience and, p.s., it's fabulous. >> what are you talking about? i went to smith. >> the show took an interesting turn by really focusing on the relationship between the women and telling the story of them as really soulmates together as well. >> you did the right thing buying that apartment. you love it, right? >> yeah. are. >> and you won't be alone forever. >> historically women are often set up in narratives in which only one can succeed. so showing women not competing with each other and supporting each other was also an important narrative change. the. >> okay, girl, see you tomorrow. >> okay. >> night night. >> the show had a message of freedom and liberation, especially for women, that really resonated. i think "sex in the city" helped macumba
funeral. >> did andrea admit or deny the affair with you at that time? >> she denied. it >> based on all of the time you've known andrea, when she told you no, did you believe her? >> no, but my heart believed. really wanted to believe her. >> did she make a comment about if she wasn't married? >> yes. maybe if she was not married, she would have been intrusted, however she loved her husband and was not interested. >> that statement, echoed something that hemy had told his friend. >> what did you tell you? >> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates. he also told me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband. and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would not leave her husband. that was the message rusty was sending her wife the defense widower. and the defense promised to prove to the jury that the
marino in the early 19 80s wasn't the place. and the house on the lane road since we built hardly the ideal state. that's where quite john solace lived. >> he was probably reasonably shy and reserved. >> patrick raymond was john's childhood friend. he remembers john as a bit of a mama's boy, and as he was, a bit of a nerd. >> john and i both shared a love of star trek. we would compete with each other, trying to out-trivia the other individual, compare theories about travel, world. >> you guys are talking about -- >> well, without advanced mathematics. but, yes -- >> eventually, john's enthusiasm for science fiction morphed into a passion for another galaxy that was somehow accessible in the 80s, computers. and then, he discovered love. >> did you sense a connection between the two of them? >> i certainly had the sense that they were soulmates. >> her name was linda.
deputy prime minster going to oliver dowden and justice secretary going to alex chalk. they are soulmates, different to the cabinet ministers prospering in recent years. mild manners, moderate and remainers. crucially now we have a deputy prime minister called olive. everyone in the conservative party caused oliver dowden olive. he is not widely keen on that name but he got the nickname when he was deputy chief of staff to david cameron. does dominic raab's exit over his personal behaviour two years after the then home secretary priti patel was allowed to keep herjob in similar circumstances mark a change in the way this kind of behaviour is seen at westminster? let's talk to conservative peer lord marland, who backs dominic raab's critique of the civil service. good evening. do you think dominic raab has been hard done by? i think this is a very — raab has been hard done by? i think this is a very black— raab has been hard done by? i think this is a very black day _ raab has been hard done by? i think this is a very black day for— raab has been hard done by? i think this is a very black day for all- this is a very black day for all employers, actually, because a
there's an old things that success is a truth serum that achieving your goals and being on top will bring out who you truly are. and hollywood that can be a very scary thing. not like here in washington, where, regardless of their success, everyone's just scary. but with adam success has shown what a true gem he is. yes he's just joyful. he's silly. someone who leads with kindness takes care of his friends and who genuinely loves his work. adam when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed and we connected. and i knew that we were cinematic soulmates like hepburn and tracy. ah! it's so
of his friends and who genuinely loves his work. adam when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed and we connected. and i knew that we were cinematic soulmates like hepburn and tracy. it's so funny . you say that drew ah, because just didn't really last week at our press junket. didn't someone compare us to bogey? and bacall? was it? nicholson may who said that? anyway, back to adam. your career has stood the test of time, my friend. i am so grateful that our chance meeting at jerry's deli lead us to such an incredible relationship of on screen and off 30 years ago. yes. that's nice. another great thing about my very close. longtime friend and