Irish broadcaster Graham Norton shared his harrowing experience of being brutally stabbed and mugged in London in 1989. He revealed how the traumatic event has deeply impacted his life, motivating many of his decisions and helping him cope with failure. Norton also discussed hosting ITV's revival of the British version of 'Wheel of Fortune'.
Irish broadcaster Graham Norton , best known as the host of The Graham Norton Show on the BBC once came dangerously close to losing his life. Before starting his broadcasting career in the early 1990s, Norton was a drama student in London in 1989. One day, when he was walking back home, he was brutally stabbed, mugged, and left on the street to die. According to the BBC host, the harrowing experience has stayed with him every day since then.
The TV host shared that after the stabbing, he knew that he didn’t want to die alone. In fact, he confessed that many of his life decisions were motivated by the tragic incident. Norton shared that the experience has also helped him deal with failure throughout his career. According to him, the stabbing has been “a powerful life lesson” that has helped him develop a good attitude toward taking risks.
While comparing the British version of the show to its American counterpart, Norton confessed that the latter is much faster. He noted how the episodes for the American Wheel of Fortune are 20 minutes long. On the other hand, he believes that the British players have a lot more time to think. However, Norton thinks it’s because the format of the game is much more ingrained in the Americans.
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