On the other hand, the two men you might describe as genuine interviewing legends are Michael Parkinson and the recently retired Larry King, neither of whom ever went directly for the jugular, which doesn't mean that they didn't, charmingly, with a smile, very often find it.
And, weirdly, vice versa: some of the loveliest, most genuine celebrities to interview haven't got the best public persona.
There is no right answer, just something thoughtful that gives your genuine reaction to the interview experience.
He got the job by an ordinary interview against genuine rival candidates, and it will be hard work.
The doubts expressed in the interview were genuine.
In one of her last interviews, she expressed genuine puzzlement to her (for once genuinely sympathetic) interviewer: "How can I threaten anyone's honour when I have been told repeatedly that I have no honour?" Citing the death threats, she asked the government for protection.
Under new rules approved in 2008, the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) determines whether interviews are "genuine" journalism, rather than paid-for advertorials.
The style of the film is often so slick that it becomes hard to distinguish genuine emotion, as the interviews seem a little over-stylised.
It features genuine CCTV footage and interviews with members of the Pink Panthers, who are estimated to have pulled off heists worth more than $500m in Dubai, Switzerland, Japan, France, Liechtenstein, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain and Monaco.
The latter is an examination of national violence, presented as a battering-ram cavalcade of race riots, genuine assassination footage, and interviews with killers, including, chillingly, a grinning Sirhan Sirhan, murderer of Robert Kennedy.
