Cindy Crawford reflects on how she changed for Richard Gere in rare interview

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Michaela Zee Richard Gere‘s breakout role in 1980’s “American Gigolo” might have made him a household name, but that didn’t mean the actor wanted to be labeled a “sex symbol,” according to veteran British talk show host Michael Aspel. Speaking to the Daily Mail, Aspel recalled Gere’s appearance on his talk show “Aspel and Company” in 1989.

to the Mail Online Saturday, Aspel, 90, revealed behind-the-scenes details about the time the “Pretty Woman” star appeared on his show in 1989. “When Richard Gere came on the show, I introduced him and at the end I said, and ‘he’s done this, he’s done that,’ and I used the phrase ‘sex symbol,'” said Aspel. “After the interview, we had a phone call from his agent saying if I didn’t remove the sex symbol thing, they were going to take it up with their lawyer.”According to Aspel, the “Chicago” star did not want to “be known as a sex symbol.” “It was very odd,” continued the former TV host.

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criticized how Winfrey handled a past interview.In the series, Crawford recalled going on Winfrey’s talk show in 1986 when she was 20.“Did she always have this body?” questioned Winfrey, 69, after introducing the fashion icon. “Stand up just a moment.”One Crawford awkwardly stood up, Winfrey added: “Now this is what I call a BODY.”“I was like the chattel or a child, be seen and not heard,” Crawford said of the experience.

Gayle King is addressing the recent comments Cindy Crawford made about her longtime friend Oprah Winfrey.

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More than 30 years after they tied the knot, Cindy Crawford is looking back on her short-lived marriage to Richard Gere.

: Last time her hair was short, it was against her will. recounted the “traumatizing” experience of having her hair lopped off in the new Apple TV+ docuseries The Super Models, which chronicles the rise of Crawford, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, and Naomi Campbell. In a sit-down, Crawford recalls that early in her career (she was just 18 at the time), “I went to see a photographer, Patrick Demarchelier.

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new docuseries, “The Super Models,” which is currently being streamed on Apple TV+.“In the beginning of a relationship, when you’re a young woman, you’re like, ‘You like baseball? I like baseball. You’re really into Tibetan Buddhism? I might be into that.

Cindy Crawford is reflecting on that 1986 Oprah Winfrey interview.

called “The Super Models,” which debuted Wednesday on Apple TV+ and follows Crawford as well as Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington as they reflect on their journey to “super” status. In the series, Crawford recalls her first-ever appearance on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” in 1986 alongside her Elite Modeling Agency rep, John Casablancas.“Did she always have this body?” questioned Winfrey, 69, after introducing the fashion icon. “Stand up just a moment.”Smiling awkwardly, Crawford stands up from her chair to give the show’s audience a full view of her figure.“Now this is what I call a BODY,” exclaimed Winfrey.