, told a story about the lengths the legendary talk show host had to go to in order to track down the Nobel laureate.into a film but she didn’t have Toni’s phone number," Greenfield-Sanders explained. "So the only way of tracking her down was for her to get in touch with [Morrison’s] local fire department.”
While most would be flattered by the media mogul's dedication, Morrison who died in August of last year, was less than impressed. Greenfield-Sanders continued, “The best part is, when Toni answered the phone, her initial reaction was not excitement. Toni asked [Oprah], ‘How did you get my number?’ ” The pair were able to get past this initial froideur, however, and Winfrey went on to star in the highly-acclaimed 1998 adaptation of Morrison's 1987 novelAlthough the experience probably made the author think twice before sharing her contact information with any public safety department ever again.
This is a garbage “piece” designed for cheap clicks smh
Invasion of privacy always hurt? because, it is use without permission? is like telemarketing people, who call, you, at, any, time, and, you wonder, have in, the world they, got your number?
I live for these quick read stories. Makes us all human.