On the Record with Greta Van Susteren

October 31, 2006 at 04:37 PM

maybe the hair are so old...should have been more curly...like in the clips...they showed the same old team celine clips: MHWGO,TLYM,TPOL,and FEVER

nothing new for the moment... only her and the same " PJ"

October 31, 2006 at 04:41 PM

Here are some screen caps for you guys...

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thanks she looks so tranny

October 31, 2006 at 04:56 PM

When they lit the set for this interview, they used only one light from the front angling down, and one to set the background aglow. Then, the camera operators set it to a balanced exposure and at a focused close-up shot, therefore, with the shadows and the even lighting, you could see her wrinkles and flaws pretty well. However, aging is a part of life and she is a beautiful woman, regardless. Edited October 31, 2006 at 04:56 PM by Love,

October 31, 2006 at 05:18 PM

Whats happened with her :shy: :down:

She look not good and i have to say old...

A lil bit like a few times in the early LTAL time...just a little bit

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October 31, 2006 at 05:32 PM

some new screen-caps made by me with my phone.. :w00t:

absolutely tranny like Vinny said of her

October 31, 2006 at 05:33 PM

Fox did a poor job with the lighting in addition to their ugly banners on the bottom :sick:

I was right though, it's longer than 5 minutes.

October 31, 2006 at 05:40 PM

it's strange Celine look..... not realistic as before... i mean some view of her image is bad on this video:( these cameras...

October 31, 2006 at 05:50 PM

I think she looks very fine. If anybody thinks she looks that manly, well she always does, but that's part of her charm. That way over the top tanning thing every since 1996 hasn't done her any good either. She will be getting older, not younger and it will show as she is approaching 40 now so that is to be expected and I don't think we should do a big deal out of this. :whistling:

Nonethelessbutstillofcourse I think she looks fine.

October 31, 2006 at 05:57 PM

If anybody thinks she looks that manly, well she always does, but that's part of her charm.
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Yeah, that's why she has so many gay fans.. :giggle:

October 31, 2006 at 06:00 PM

You know it's hard for many people to accept the fact that most celebrities don't look good at all without good makeup and light, including Celine.

Celine actually doesn't look horrible without makeup at least. Amen. :innocent:

October 31, 2006 at 06:07 PM

You know it's hard for many people to accept the fact that most celebrities don't look good at all without good makeup and light, including Celine. Celine actually doesn't look horrible without makeup at least. Amen.
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I agree, she's not a beauty queen, she's not a beauty goddess. She can have off days, she's just a human being and certainly not bound to look perfectly all the time. I bet if she'd have said the whole producer list for the next English album, nobody would even pay attention to her look but as we're a bit disappointed we concentrate on her look... hihihi It's only a TV appearance after all. One of many to come. Nice to see how she needs only like one short interview to sell out every night in Vegas. :giggle:

October 31, 2006 at 06:09 PM

Imagine Celine was reading this hearing you all say she looks horrible and like a tranny- don't be so disrespectful and rude.

October 31, 2006 at 06:29 PM

Mmh I don't really know what your problem is.. I think she looks quite good and I lover her hair

Btw did they also showed some footage of "If I Coudl". maxceline's screencaps looks like a part of this performance.

October 31, 2006 at 06:37 PM

yeah... from IIc 2004

you are right.. but just a cap of 1 second

October 31, 2006 at 06:45 PM

I thought she looked fine. I think you people are being too harsh. Everybody has bad days. She looked fine!

October 31, 2006 at 06:46 PM

It may be the same story again, and she may use canned sentences, but so what! It's Celine. We only see this because we hang on every interview she does. Most people will only see one or two interviews and will not critique the sentence structure or content.

We, on the other hand tend to be hypersensitive to everything she does. What a terrible thing if all of our friends thought of us in that way. Celine says herself, "I know I repeat myself" Celine has done a tremendous job in learning an speaking English. As was touched upon in the interview, Celine has to really know the English words and feel them as a part of her soul to truly sing convincingly. She does it très bien! :clap: In both languages. :clap: :clap: -Ken

Too bad it wasn't anything special ... The same story everytime ...
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October 31, 2006 at 06:53 PM

It may be the same story again, and she may use canned sentences, but so what! It's Celine. We only see this because we hang on every interview she does. Most people will only see one or two interviews and will not critique the sentence structure or content.

We, on the other hand tend to be hypersensitive to everything she does. What a terrible thing if all of our friends thought of us in that way. Celine says herself, "I know I repeat myself" Celine has done a tremendous job in learning an speaking English. As was touched upon in the interview, Celine has to really know the English words and feel them as a part of her soul to truly sing convincingly. She does it très bien! In both languages. -Ken

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Yes exactly..

October 31, 2006 at 07:29 PM

thanks for the pics

October 31, 2006 at 07:50 PM

From FoxNews.com:

http://www.foxnews.com/images/236308/0_21_350dion.jpg

VAN SUSTEREN: Celine Dion is an international superstar and the signs were always there. Celine started singing at just five years old with her 13, that's right 13, older brothers and sisters. It was a song Celine composed with her mother and one of her brothers when she was just 12 that changed the course of her life.

And her soon-to-be manager and eventually her husband, Rene, used it to rocket her to international stardom. Flash forward, a slew of number one hits, Grammy awards, and now a Caesar's Palace concert hall built just for Celine. We got the chance to see Celine perform.

But first, we sat down with her before she went on stage to talk about her amazing rise to fame.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

VAN SUSTEREN: You're an international star. How much is natural talent and how much is training?

CELINE DION: Interesting. When I was singing at the kitchen table for my brothers and sisters I was five. I was on stage at five-and-a-half years of age. And then I started to sing we call it "professionally" doing a record I was at the end of my 12 years.

I was just turning 13 and I didn't have a technique. I didn't have a coach at all. I really thought in my heart that in the way it was I was given the opportunity and the talent of being a singer.

And, I didn't know for so many years I didn't have to train it. I didn't have to work on it up until the day that I had lost my voice on stage. I was, I don't know, maybe 17, 18 years old and in the middle of a concert I lost my voice and it was very difficult for me to hear the people sing for me. It's hard to do a show, believe you me. It is harder to cancel one.

And I went home and I felt really like it was the end of my life. And we went to see a doctor in Montreal. To make a really long story short, he was professional enough to say that he could see inflammation but he wanted to make sure that it was nothing else than inflammation and he was not well equipped to be able to tell me that, to diagnose me well.

He sent me to New York to Dr. Gold (ph) who unfortunately passed away. And he looked at my throat, the whole thing, and he said, "You're very lucky. It's only inflammation. If you do exactly what I'll tell you to do, you will be singing for the rest of your life. If not, it's up to you. You won't be able to make it."

VAN SUSTEREN: You sing also in French besides English. You've sold a gazillion albums in French as well as English. Which is easier to sing in or is there a difference?

DION: There is a difference. French will always remain the blood that's floating in my veins. I am originally from the province of Quebec, Canada. I grew up in a French environement family. We only spoke French at home. I was singing in English a little bit because my brothers and sisters, I'm the baby of the family and I...

VAN SUSTEREN: Of 14.

DION: Of 14, correct. My both parents are musicians. My brothers and sisters all sing, all play different instruments. Then when I started to sing it was only in French. And, Rene said, "If you want to have an international career, you have to go to school to learn the language. You'll be singing the language and people, if you want to make people believe what you're singing, first you have to feel it your own self.

You have to convince yourself. You have to believe in what you do and what you say and what you're talking about. Then they will feel you and then we'll see. But you have to go to school to learn English."

VAN SUSTEREN: Well, Rene, your husband who I spoke to for a long time before we sat down together, he told me that you're so disciplined.

DION: Pretty much.

VAN SUSTEREN: He said you're extremely disciplined. You've got to be extremely physically fit to do this. I mean it's not just to have a beautiful voice and to be disciplined about your voice but even you're physically fit. This is hard work to sing every night.

DION: It is hard work. It is probably very hard work for you as well in what you do. I have decided that it was going to be part of my life. I have decided that if I wanted to make it, I have to put all the chances on my side and that means focus, hard work, training, discipline.

VAN SUSTEREN: But now this new world has us at Caesar's Palace. You've been selling out forever. We saw the lines outside lining up to get in. Is it exciting to go out there every night and see all these people and just make them all happy?

DION: It's pretty unbelievable.

VAN SUSTEREN: A specially built place just for you.

DION: It's not what I think about every night. What I think about every night is that we're still doing it. I was...

VAN SUSTEREN: You still think that way?

DION: I do. I do.

VAN SUSTEREN: With all the records you've sold all over the world you think that.

DION: I don't think of that.

VAN SUSTEREN: Not at all?

DION: I don't think of the awards, the nominations, the awards, the money. I'm very appreciative and thankful for that. It's given me an amazing life.

VAN SUSTEREN: It surprises you?

DION: What surprises me is that — I'm not surprised that we have an amazing show. We've worked with Franco. We are in an amazing place, an amazing stage. I work with the best people. The cast is unbelievable. We give more than we can every night. We give 100 percent and beyond that every night that I'm not surprised about. What I'm surprised is that there are so many shows.

I know, I can tell you that we have the best show out there because I believe it.

VAN SUSTEREN: So do the people out there think that too.

DION: Well that's what I'm amazed about. It's like they really think like us that they still come and we were supposed to be here I don't know two years, three years. We're going to be doing this for five years. If I'm not amazed, I'm not normal.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

VAN SUSTEREN: Coming up, she's an international superstar. People might just dress up like her for Halloween. So, what is Celine doing this year for Halloween? Find out next.

And later, want to go bowling? No need to leave your hotel room in Las Vegas. We take you on a tour of the Palms Casino Resort that I guarantee will make your head spin.

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

VAN SUSTEREN: Every day is a new day for Celine Dion, who performs her entertainment extravaganza, "A New Day," at Caesar's Palace. But even with the lines of fans and the sold out concerts, Celine keeps life in perspective.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you think of yourself as an international, I mean a star, I mean is it...

DION: No.

VAN SUSTEREN: Not at all?

DION: Not at all.

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you have any sort of sense of that?

DION: First of all, I don't want you to think that I'm totally detached from what's going on to me.

VAN SUSTEREN: No, and I understand that.

DION: I know exactly.

VAN SUSTEREN: I understand that.

DION: I know exactly what I've done, what I'm doing now, and I'm about to do. But what I think mostly about is waking up with my son in my arms and getting ready for Halloween tomorrow and the day after. I have two days off. Do you know how much I'm looking forward to those two days every week, sometimes three? But this week, next week we'll have two days off, Monday, Tuesday.

I have somebody from the house today to go and do the groceries for me, not because I don't want to do it because I don't have the time to do so. They're going to go and buy some white cake, orange flavored cake, and chocolate cake. And we will bake some cakes and do cupcakes and decorate the pumpkins and this is what I'm looking forward the most tonight.

VAN SUSTEREN: And I believe that. I actually do believe that.

DION: I hope you do.

VAN SUSTEREN: No, I do believe it but it's always so interesting though when you meet people though who have done enormous things in their careers and yet then they have these, you know, when you sort of peel back their career and get to know them that they have those wants.

DION: You know I think in life the most important thing, and this is the most difficult thing to achieve, is balance. People who live every day with their children who do cupcakes every single weekend, who do the dishes every night and do their own beds, don't you think they're looking forward to pack their suitcase and go away? I believe so.

Well, for people who live on the road all the time, who have people cook for them, who do the groceries for them, who are not — they are with your children most of the time, well we look for the opposite. I'm looking forward to staying home in my PJs and just play with my son and pick my own tomatoes.

VAN SUSTEREN: I know at some point you've decided that you're going to, you know, finish your contract and do something.

DION: Indeed.

VAN SUSTEREN: Indeed, I know you've said that and I know you walked away once before.

DION: Yes.

VAN SUSTEREN: Any sort of sense of oh I hate to see this winding down a little bit or are you excited that, you know, that there will be another chapter?

DION: I am definitely looking forward for another chapter. I'm not getting ready to kind of push anything because I don't want to push and rush life. But I always say and I really believe that the best is yet to come.

I think we are very lucky and fortunate that we have had this opportunity, and we're still doing it, of having to work with amazing performers like that and to have had an amazing visual show every night here.

But my son started school and it's a new thing now and I've been doing it for more than three years. We started the fourth year and at the end of that will be five and I'm looking forward to kind of like be at home with him and then we'll see.

VAN SUSTEREN: Well, I just want you to know that we're looking forward tonight to see the show.

DION: It's going to be hard, if I may say. It's going to be hard when it's going to be the last show here, even though every night sometimes we say, "You know what it's hard tonight. I don't feel like it." All of us here and there it happens. We're not totally in shape or we feel a little sick.

It happens that we say, "It's going to be a hard show tonight. I don't really feel like it." But then it starts and it's another story. But I also know that when it will be the last show it will be one of the hardest things for us because we became a family.

October 31, 2006 at 08:05 PM

You can also watch the interview HERE!

October 31, 2006 at 08:17 PM

SVCD for download now :bounce8:

October 31, 2006 at 08:18 PM

i love reading transcripts of her talking. :lol:

October 31, 2006 at 08:31 PM

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you think of yourself as an international, I mean a star, I mean is it...

DION: No.

VAN SUSTEREN: Not at all?

DION: Not at all.

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you have any sort of sense of that?

DION: First of all, I don't want you to think that I'm totally detached from what's going on to me.

VAN SUSTEREN: No, and I understand that.

DION: I know exactly.

VAN SUSTEREN: I understand that.

DION: I know exactly what I've done, what I'm doing now, and I'm about to do.

:lmao: :lmao:

November 1, 2006 at 12:39 AM

I agree, Celine did not look right, she seemed very tired as she should be with her grueling schedule.
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She has little makeup, the light is not good too. That's why she did not look right.
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She had on all of her usual make-up, I've seen her with little make up and she actually looks better now with her make-up than when she wears little or none but you are probably right about the lighting. On Jerry Lewis' telethon she looked unbelievable. Since nobody can age that quickly, it probably is the lights and the camera (Greta didn't look much better either!) :mdr:

November 1, 2006 at 12:31 PM

Thanks!

November 1, 2006 at 03:56 PM

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November 1, 2006 at 04:00 PM

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OMG!!!! I CAN SPOT DUTCHIES!!!! :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:

November 1, 2006 at 04:05 PM

after seven years once again "I want to pick up my own tomato" so pathetic
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I think it's cute that she still has the same desires as seven years ago. It shows that she still hasn't let show buisness go to her head...she's still a sound minded woman. I think she looked good and I was happy to hear how she talks about being with her family. I'm going to be really sad to see her go again, but I'll get past it knowing that she's happy. She'll be with her family and she'll be trying to have another baby... Can't we be happy for her instead of complaining there was nothing new to the interview? Maybe it was just that Greta didn't ask good questions. She certainly pronounced her last name strangely.

November 1, 2006 at 04:14 PM

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She looked not bad with proper light.

November 1, 2006 at 05:47 PM

Yeah she looked really good in that pic! Too bad she didn't look that way in the interview! Even the proper lighting didn't help poor Greta!

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