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As Murphy became more famous, Hollywood positioned them as rivals, especially after Pryor in interviews exhibited uneasiness with Murphy’s growing celebrity.

After the war, Daniel Laidlaw struggled to deal with the fame and celebrity that came with his Victoria Cross.

But what gives them their current salience—besides cozy sit-downs with the nation’s top media celebrity—is their claim, a plausible one, to be speaking for others.

When dictators become celebrities and their atrocities become clickbait, they are almost beyond satire, which makes them especially dangerous.”

His resume included interviewing 17 Australian prime ministers and countless celebrities.