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Posted in #Chicago blog by Novid Parsi on Mar 12, 2012 at 5:45pm
Two minutes into my recent interview with Emily Blunt, the line suddenly died. We were talking about her new film, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, which opened this weekend, when a very aggressive dial tone inserted itself into our conversation. I sat looking at the phone, waiting for a return call from her assistant. Nothing. I reflected on the 117 seconds of conversation we’d had: nope, not enough to fill a magazine page. Given film stars’ tightly scheduled press junkets, I imagined the subsequent e-mails from the publicist: “Sorry the line died, but Emily’s schedule is completely full.” How to tell my editor there were now two blank pages in the magazine?
READ MORE: http://timeoutchicago.com/arts-culture/movies-on-demand/15177101/emily-blunt-interview-outtakes
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