I actually missed it last time it was on; I only caught the last couple of minutes. I'm going to TiVo Stephen Fry so I don't miss it next time it's on.
I totally agree that Hugh did the right thing by talking about it. It needs to be talked about and I think hearing it from someone like Hugh brings it positive attention. He's not a whiny celebrity who has everything and feels they are entitled to more. He's famous, but he's genuine and down to earth and believable. I do agree with him, though, in that it figures into a lot more conversations with him than perhaps it should.
I just love how humble he is and how truly grateful he is for what he's got.
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I totally agree that Hugh did the right thing by talking about it. It needs to be talked about and I think hearing it from someone like Hugh brings it positive attention. He's not a whiny celebrity who has everything and feels they are entitled to more. He's famous, but he's genuine and down to earth and believable. I do agree with him, though, in that it figures into a lot more conversations with him than perhaps it should.
I just love how humble he is and how truly grateful he is for what he's got.