Sentence examples for interviewed himself from inspiring English sources
Burton was even easier to interview than Woody Allen, because he interviewed himself.
Simon wrote a humor piece last spring for a San Francisco literary magazine in which he interviewed himself about trouncing his brother once in a game.
He then interviewed himself after Sunday's loss to the Patriots, stopping just short of asking what kind of tree he would be.
His questions are rarely personal, and when he is being interviewed himself he is similarly guarded: at one point, when I asked him to explain his manic personality, he said, "Maybe I'm in a permanent state of Pessoa's intranquillity".
It's hardly a bad way, though: "An Evening With Dick Cavett" calls for the Emmy-winning interviewer — known for his dry wit and sly sense of the absurd — to be interviewed himself.
In one of the many broadcasts he made for the Canadian Broadcasting Company he interviewed himself (he always did) and at one point summed up his desire to create in a media vacuum.
If he were interviewing himself, what questions would he pose?
And within seconds he's off – virtually interviewing himself.
Alone in his room, he would create characters and interview himself.
Here he is, interviewing himself hilariously about his art and his music: Your thoughts?
In essence, Cavett is interviewing himself here, as in the classic "SCTV" sendup of his PBS show.
