Harvey Brownstone Interviews J. Randy Taraborrelli, Author, “JACKIE, Public, Private, Secret”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with J. Randy Taraborrelli, New York Times Best Selling Author, “JACKIE, Public, Private, Secret”
About Harvey's guest:
Today’s guest, J. Randy Taraborrelli, making his highly anticipated return to our show, is my favorite celebrity biographer.
He’s written 20 books, 16 of which have made the New York Times best seller list. His immensely popular biographies about superstars including Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Carol Burnett, Cher, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Madonna and Beyoncé are widely considered to be balanced, definitive and authoritative.
He's also written screenplays for television mini-series based on his books, including “The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe” and “The Kennedys After Camelot”.
He’s written extensively about the Kennedys, in his books entitled “Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of Camelot”, “After Camelot: A Personal History of the Kennedy Family 1968 to the Present”, “Jackie, Janet & Lee: The Secret Lives of Janet AUKINKLOSS and Her Daughters, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Lee Radziwill”, “The Kennedy Heirs: John, Caroline, and the New Generation - A Legacy of Tragedy and Triumph”, and NOW, his brand new book entitled, “Jackie: Public, Private, Secret”, which has just become his latest New York Times Best Seller.
In this superbly researched and highly compelling book, we finally get to know the real Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who was undoubtedly one of the most famous and fascinating women of all time. Our guest pierces through the glamorous, enigmatic and imperious aura of mystery that has always surrounded this woman, who’s become something of a mythological figure. And he reveals not just the intelligent, well-educated, cultured and beautifully dazzling woman we saw in the media - but more importantly, we get to know Jackie the daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, co-worker and friend that she was in her real life.
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J Randy Taraborrelli is my all time favorite celebrity biographer. I devour his books like world class delicacies from a fabulous bakery. And I love asking him questions that no one else ever asks him. It was great fun having him back on our show. And trust me, I plan to invite him back with every new book and TV miniseries. Thank you so much to everyone who’s taken the time to watch this very special episode of our show, and to post your very kind comments on Facebook, Instagram and TH-cam 🙏❤️
Harvey you are always do an excellent interview! I do wish you take J Randy offer and call him for more interviews. I could have listened two hours about Jackie and Onassis. Please call him back and discuss more about Onassis with the kids, her spending. More more about Onassis as a husband, father and the man.
@tracyvonvechery5462 thanks so much for letting me know you enjoyed this interview. Randy will definitely be back on the show when his next book comes out.
Harvey, thank you for another great interview! J. Randy Taraborelli is insightful perceptive and respectful of the humanity of his subjects.
Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to post your very kind comment. 🙏❤️
What an EPIC interview, Harvey! J. Randy is always interesting, but you really did an outstanding job getting him to talk about so many different aspects and now all I want to do is red this book!!! There is simply no other interviewer doing what you do!!
Thank you so much Alan. I’m immensely honored and grateful to have such loyal and supportive viewers like you. You make all my hard work SO worth it!! I appreciate you very much!🙏❤️
What a talented interviewer, actually listens to guests, great questions and insight. I've subscribed, looking forward to watching more. Well done.
I’m very grateful that you enjoy our show. Thank you so much for subscribing.
Am halfway though "Women of Camelot" right now. Great interview! No offense to Mexico, but I bet if LBJ asked Jackie to be the US ambassador to France, she would have said yes. Who could turn down Paris? ;)
You’re probably right
Jackie never gave interviews.
Barbara Walter's tried to get her for years.
I saw her when she was living in Greece- Gorgeous.
Then years later a bad face lift. RIP
What did you think of the interview?
@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980 I Loved it.
You are the very best.
Very Respectful.
Thank you so much! Greatly appreciated!❤️
@@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980 Outstanding. I always admired Jackie and all of the Kennedy women. OT: I never trusted LBJ.
And I admire my always supportive, loyal viewers
Oh 65 you are still young Harvey!
I’m 67 now!!!
Historical fiction descends to a new low.
This book was meticulously researched. It is not fiction.
Interesting interview. I'm grateful to have casually met Mrs. Kennedy on several occasions. I live right down the street from her. Her son was an avid biker, and we had a minor accident in Central Park. A great mother. Lovely woman. A class act. Thank you, Mr. Brownstone, for another great show.
Thank you so very much for your kind support of our show. It means the world to me.
Great interview, Harvey. I recall reading in the book Mrs. Kennedy and me written by Clint Hill that Jackie spent little time at the White House during the JFK presidency. She lived at a horse farm outside of Washington DC most of the week while the children were at the White House with the nanny. That was probably how she was raised and thought nothing of it.
Oh I didn’t know that. Thanks so much for sharing. Well I guess. She did something right as a Mon because her children adored her
I was 8 years old when Jackie did the White House tour and remember watching it on tv.
Me too
This is a book filled with inaccuracies and made up conversations between people who are all dead now. Apart from that the last quarter of the book is just a rehash of Janet, Jackie and Lee. A major disappointment. Expected better but he just took the lazy route and pulled together information from his previous three Kennedy books that she featured in.
I’m sorry you feel that way. I respectfully disagree but appreciate you taking the time to share your opinion
I love Randy. Great writer and guest. You drew out such interesting aspects from the book that I listened to it again. One of them was around @58:00 where he talks about living your life not caring about public image or what people judge you as. Just be you. This world would function so much better if we did. I'm trying to put that into practice now that I'm almost 60 but better late than never. I'm sorry that she carries the poison of the PTSD the rest of her life. And that she married for money not for love. I remember an interview JFK Jr where he had started the magazine George. "People say I can become a great man. I'd rather just become a good man." Not a legend, not a different persona, not a public act... Just an authentic life using our own gifts.
Thank you so much for watching our show, and for your insightful comments. Finally reaching the stage of your life where you can be your true self and not care what anyone thinks, is a true blessing.
You are an excellent interviewer. You ask questions that are not the same old questions that are often asked. Plus, you have a positive outlook that comes through.
Thank you so much for watching our show, and for your very kind comments about my interviewing style. I hope you’ll check out more of our interviews and consider subscribing to our TH-cam channel 🙏❤️
This was so good Harvey and Randy. I couldn't stop watching. Thank you. Jeff E., Rochester, Minnesota
Thank you so much. Please don’t stop watching our show. 🙏❤️
I agree! Thanks.
I love your show and enjoy your interviews so much! However I do have to say that it is well known that JFK and Marilyn definitely had more than one weekend together. They also met several times at Peter Lawford Palm springs home. They also spent time at the Carlyle hotel. If you look into this case more you will see that this is true. Again thank you for your wonderful show and The fabulous interviews. You have interviewed some of my all-time favorite people! 💯
I’m so pleased you are enjoying our show. Thank you so much for your support. I hope you’ll spread the word and tell all your friends. We would like to be more well known!
@@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980 Absolutely! 🙂💯
Thank you so much!
Until this interview, I didn't realize I liked all the interviewees of Harvey's (and he has a way of pulling out the best in people and getting them to shine). This one was the contrast. Of course this man would say his favorite portrayals of the former First Lady were in projects to which he has an involvement. Of course he would.
Randy’s a great guy. Loved having him on our show both times!
WOW!! Loved this. So much I never knew about Jackie. So sad for what she had to put up with. J. Randy and Harvey...thanks so much!
Thank you so much for watching our show.
Successful Interview Harvey. The interview leads you to want to buy the book...goal met!!!!! It is amazing to me how much of a difference it makes when the interviewer actually reads the book and takes the time to design meaningful questions from that book. I liked that he is ready, willing, and able to do more interviews with you. I think that is because you are both the best at what you do and there is mutual respect. I enjoy his interviews and look forward to more with him. Excellent as always Harvey.
Thank you so much Terri. Randy is a very gifted writer and he’s said repeatedly that I’m his favorite interviewer. I’m immensely honored and will continue work hard to justify his faith in me. I’m so lucky to have the most supportive and loyal guests - and audience - in the world!!
Wonderful interview ❤
That’s what we love to hear! Thank you so much!!
I thought Jill Hennessy was the greatest Jackie I have ever seen. She looked and acted and carried herself just like Jackie Kennedy Onassis. It was uncanny.
She was terrific