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Friday Night with Ross and Madonna

BBC One London, 2 May 2003 22.35

Synopsis

We have recently produced a Style Guide to help editors follow a standard format when editing a listing. If you are unsure how best to edit this programme please take a moment to read it.
Living legend Madonna joins Jonathan Ross to talk about her career and a life which has undergone massive changes, including marriage, since he last interviewed her in the 1990s. She also performs tracks from her latest album, American Life, which includes her new single of the same name.
Director Mick Thomas : Producer Ruth Wallace Repeated tomorrow Who's chat girl: page 16

ENTERTAINMENT Friday Night with Ross and Madonna
10.35pm BBC1
I can't quite decide who is the braver of the two: Ross, for going face to face with probably the biggest pop star in the world; or Madonna, for squaring up to Ross's relentless smut. At least they know what they're letting themselves in for. Ross interviewed Madonna in the early 1990s, but he was a lot wetter behind the ears than he is now, and she hadn't long embarked on her ascendancy to megastardom.
Madonna is a sharp operator and, with a new single and album to promote, she knows how to play the game. Bound to be grilled about her marriage to Guy Ritchie and being a mother of two, it will be fascinating to see whether Ross dares to bring up her far-from-illustrious film career. With her most recent release (Ritchie's aptly named Swept Away) not even warranting a cinema release over here, perhaps she'll develop temporary amnesia. Nuala Giblin Who's chat girl?: page 16

Contributors

Unknown: Jonathan Ross
Director: Mick Thomas
Producer: Ruth Wallace

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