Here are some of the other celebs Daphne conducted interviews with, in recent past, talking about addictions.
Praise for Daphne Barak’s work
‘You really understand what freedom of speech is.’
– Nelson Mandela
‘While there are six degrees of separation
[between people], Daphne has only one…’
– Hillary Clinton, 12 January 2004, New York, – referring to the friends and colleagues Daphne invited in a very private event in support of her election campaigns
‘Daphne, I need a bull dozer … Only you can make it happen…’
– Benazir Bhutto to Daphne during her house arrest under Pervez Musharraf’s regime, when her house was surrounded overnight with cement blocks to prevent access
‘This is a rare interview for a Western journalist at a time when Mugabe’s reputation has sunk to new depths. It’s a fascinating insight into a mind of a dictator.’
– Channel 5 (UK) on Daphne’s interview with Robert Mugabe.
‘I have long been a great admirer of your extraordinary journalism, your capacity for empathy and your excellent news judgment. Only you could have found yourself in [this]
position, at the very centre of a story which all the world is
fighting for… And, only you could have coped so well…’
– Sunday Times (UK), commenting on Daphne’s scoop after Michael Jackson’s death and the St Lucia diary of Amy Winehouse
‘…The host and executive producer of the special,
“Our Son Michael Jackson” (with Elisabeth Murdoch),
[Daphne] interviewed the parents of Michael Jackson
[within 48 hours of his indictment ] … That’s the
extraordinary television show!’
– CNN
SAVING AMY & DAPHNE BARAK
Since the phenomenal success of her 2006 album Back to Black, Amy Winehouse has rarely been out of the news. Her extraordinary talent as a performing artist has long been overshadowed by her private life and her addictions.
International interviewer and executive producer Daphne Barak spent six months with the Winehouses in London, St Lucia and other locations, interviewing them and living their ongoing struggle to overcome Amy’s addictions and how they have affected her immediate surrounding. This compelling book describes diary of battling addictions.
Saving Amy reveals the truth behind the headlines, in the Winehouses’ own words. The Winehouses, guided by Barak, are self-searching. They are going back to their backgrounds, to the time Amy was born, revisiting how her talent was discovered and what might have caused her to fall into the dangerous path of addictions.
Saving Amy is their candid accounts and the process of searching for answers, interacted with an experienced and understanding journalist Daphne Barak.
Dpane Barak is an acclaimed international interviewer and executive producer, syndicated to many of the leading print and broadcast outlets around the world. Daphne has interviewed A-list international figures – from musicians and Hollywood stars to Heads-of-State. Her TV specials, focusing on addictions, have made headlines around the world: Michael Jackson and his parents, Lisa Minnelli and her sister, Eric Clapton and Lorry Del Santo and others.
Daphne Barak interviews and television specials with musicians: tenors, rock stars...
Aaron Carter
Andrea Bocelli
Boby Brown
Bono
Daniel Barenboim
Julio Iglesias
Liza Minnelli
Nick Carter
Phil Collins
Placido Domingo
Quincy Jones
Ravi Shankar
Ray Charles
Rene Fleming
Sarah Brightman
Spice Girl Melanie B. Sting
Trudie Styler
Yoko Ono
(Cat Stevens)
Saving Amy
pre-book lunch party:
a diary of addictions by Daphne Barak
Daphne Barak hosting pre-launch party in London
(December 2009)
Cherie Blair and Daphne Barak
hosting a special event for childre battling cancer
Cherie Blair, former First Lady of UK, and Daphne, hosting a charity for children battling cancer at the Westbury Mayfair hotel in London, February 2010. (Suzi Usiskin of Click Sargent and Stass, General Manager of Westbury)
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