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Star Wars Anthony Daniels Fell Asleep The First Time He Saw Rise Of Skywalker

2020-07-01T13:02:04Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Anthony Daniels, a giant Lego C-3PO and me. Christine Savage Perhaps it was the will of the Force. In the wake of seeing [/tags/star-wars/ Star Wars]: [ ] in December, I decided to dive into actor Anthony Daniels' [ ]. The memoir, written in a warm, idiosyncratic style that's unmistakably Daniels', [https://footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com/chris-gayle-wife-natasha-berridge footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com] gave me a newfound appreciation and affection for the man who played the lovably exhausting golden droid. And when I spotted him in a London train station on a crisp Sunday morning a few weeks later, I brushed aside my sleepy haze from just arriving on an overnight flight. Daniels' book guides you through his years playing the beloved Star Wars protocol droid. Penguin Random House "Are you … Anthony Daniels?" I asked the slight, silver-haired man standing next to me at a coffee dock. "Some people say I am," he responded in a tone my tired brain read as slightly wary. Managing to play it cool, I told the 74-year-old that I'd thoroughly enjoyed his book. We chatted briefly and exchanged email addresses before he went off on a hike with wife Christine Savage. I'm a major Star Wars fan, and the [ delightful, unexpected encounter] was enough to leave me buzzed. But a few weeks later, I realized that journalistic duty demanded I ask him to sit down for an interview, which he agreed to, at his London home. So on a rainy afternoon in early March, shortly before the city locked down, the couple greeted me warmly in their marble hallway. Daniels offered me tea -- yes, there is something quite surreal about the man behind C-3PO serving a beverage. He prefers a strong cup of the English Breakfast variety, with some milk. He also presented me with a plate of Marks & Spencers [ All Butter Stem Ginger Cookies], his favorites, as we sat down. Now playing: Watch this: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - Official Trailer (2019) 2:20 In their well-lit, tastefully decorated home, Daniels and I chatted about working on [/news/star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker-global-review-best-and-worst/ The Rise of Skywalker] (which hits [ ] on Monday), revisiting his 43-year career to write his book, his favorite jobs and whether or not Threepio could ever exist. The Rise of Skywalker[ Enlarge Image] Christine Savage and Daniels attend The Rise of Skywalker's London premiere last December -- after which Daniels told director J.J. Abrams he'd slept through most of his initial viewing. Dave Benett/WireImage via Getty "I will tell you a secret," the actor says with sheepish mirth, before recounting the first time he saw the final movie in the Skywalker Saga last December. Exhausted after months of traveling for his book-signing tour and promoting the film, he caught a "minor bug" and was hit with a bout of laryngitis while in Los Angeles. A car whisked him and Savage to director J.J. Abrams' screening room, where they joined Daniels' cast mates in a few glasses of "medicinal" wine and watched the first 20 minutes of the movie. "And [I] fell deeply, deeply asleep," he said. "J.J.'s viewing theater is gorgeously comfortable, it's just wonderful. Too comfortable -- I was exhausted. Christine woke me up just before the end." Daniels felt crushingly guilty as he dozed in the car ride back across LA, but he thought his 40 winks had gone largely unnoticed. "It was only after the premiere in London -- when I avidly watched [the film] all the way through -- that I admitted to J.J. that I'd fallen asleep at his screening," he said. " 'I know,' he told me, with a laugh." Read more [/news/star-wars-lost-its-mystique-and-the-rise-of-skywalker-is-to-blame/ Star Wars lost its mystique, and The Rise of Skywalker is to blame] [/features/star-wars-actor-inside-c-3po-anthony-daniels-almost-didnt-audition-for-the-low-budget-sci-fi-film/ The actor inside C-3PO almost didn't audition for the 'low-budget' film] [/news/a-galaxy-of-star-wars-goods-to-bring-you-may-the-4th-quarantine-cheer/ A galaxy of Star Wars goods to bring you May the 4th cheer] [/how-to/easy-star-wars-may-the-4th-crafts-to-keep-kids-occupied-during-quarantine/ Star Wars crafts projects to keep kids busy during lockdown] I told him how my girlfriend was basically in tears over C-3PO's [/news/the-final-star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker-trailer-is-a-tear-jerking-roller-coaster/ newly iconic line] -- "Taking one last look, sir, at my friends" -- as he prepares to sacrifice himself with a factory reset at the hands of droidsmith [/news/move-over-baby-yoda-the-rise-of-skywalker-babu-frik-is-the-new-fan-favorite/ Babu Frik] (a character Daniels "adores"). "You can tell her I was too," he responded with a warm smile. "I found it very moving on the set and to actually watch it." He credits Abrams and his screenwriting partner Chris Terrio for the line itself, and [/news/star-wars-rise-of-skywalkers-cgi-free-carrie-fisher-is-shockingly-successful/ editors Maryann Brandon and Stefan Grube] for adding emotional weight by cutting to Daisy Ridley's and John Boyega's reactions. "I just said the script -- but I said it nicely!" CNET editor-in-chief Connie Guglielmo also broached this topic when [ she spoke to Daniels] a few weeks ago. Daniels loved how dismissive Poe Dameron was of Threepio. Lucasfilm But other small moments of friendship were cut from the finished film. "Particularly with Poe, [who was] just deliciously played by Oscar Isaac. He was so dismissive of Threepio," Daniels said. "And I would just laugh every time in rehearsal because Oscar would say it just so -- not cruelly or rudely -- you just got his frustration with his comrade." I suggested that it'd be amazing to actually hear all the lines cut from the movie and -- in one of the interview's wilder moments -- Daniels pulled out his [ iPhone], on which he'd recorded some dialogue for the film. It was a glimpse of the moviemaking process in our hyperconnected world. BB-8: Faster than Threepio. Lucasfilm From the [/reviews/iphone-11-2019-battery-deep-fusion-review/ iPhone] Threepio's voice yells, "Slow down, I am not as fast as a ball," presumably remarking on a moment when he failed to keep pace with fellow droid BB-8. I also heard a few iterations of expository lines that didn't make it. "This message has been sent as a warning to the Resistance. Palpatine … Palpatine lives, and is now in league with Kylo Ren," Threepio said, his prim and proper voice tinged with suitable graveness. "Palpatine and Kylo Ren are now poised to deploy the legendary Sith armada."

Apple TV Plus: Everything You Need To Know About Apple s Take On Streaming

2020-06-30T20:22:42Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Apple TV Plus has a reported budget of $6 billion to attract Hollywood talent. Apple [ Apple TV Plus] is the gadget giant's subscription video streaming service featuring [ Apple]'s [/news/every-apple-tv-plus-show-series-announced-streaming-service-app/ original TV shows and movies]. It costs $5 a month but many people can unlock it free. With a reported budget of $6 billion to rope in some of Hollywood's biggest stars, [ Apple TV Plus] was the first to the battle lines in the [ ], a seven-month window of media giants and tech titans releasing a raft of new streaming services to take on Netflix. These battles -- pitting rookies like Apple TV Plus, [ HBO Max], [ ] and NBCUniversal's [ ][ Apple CEO Tim Cook] isn't playing at modesty. Before launch, he heralded Apple TV Plus as "unlike anything that's been done before." Apple TV Plus staked the most on [/news/the-morning-show-apple-tv-plus-review-jennifer-aniston-done-being-friendly/ The Morning Show], its marquee drama starring [/news/jennifer-aniston-reese-witherspoon-head-to-apple-for-the-morning-show/ Reese Witherspoon] and [ Jennifer Aniston] with an eye-popping [ $300 million reported budget]. Apple TV Plus launched with just nine total shows, including The Morning Show and others like [ Oprah's Book Club], a book-focused talk show with celebrity Oprah Winfrey; [ See], a [/videos/apple-shows-more-of-see-starring-jason-momoa/ postapocalyptic thriller] starring Jason Momoa; [ For All Mankind], an alternative retelling of the space race; and [ Dickinson], a comedy about poet Emily Dickinson starring [ Hailee Steinfeld] and targeting a younger audience. Apple ReportAll the latest Apple news delivered to your inbox. It's FREE!.shortcode.newsletter h2 width:100%!important; Since launch, the service has expanded to more than 30 shows and movies. Some of the most popular additions include [ Little America], an anthology series telling stories of immigrants in America; [ Mythic Quest], a comedy series about a dysfunctional video-game studio; [ The Banker], a movie about African American entrepreneurs who take on racist real estate practices in the 1960s, starring Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson; and [ Defending Jacob], a thriller miniseries starring Chris Evans about a family dealing with the accusation that their 14-year-old son is a murderer. But unlike rivals like Netflix and Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus doesn't have a big back catalog of things to watch. It focused on new, original content, even if that meant having way less programming for subscribers to choose from versus competitors. But Apple switched gears earlier this year and began licensing some older programming. So far, the licensed titles are very limited -- it released the original Jim Henson TV series Fraggle Rock to stream, for example, as a complement to its own new series of shorts based on the 1980s show. To soften the sting of such a limited library, Apple TV Plus is available free for many people, for now. Apple is offering a free [ ] to anyone who's purchased an Apple device since Sept. 10. Apple is also bundling [ ] with its [ ], giving it away to a swath of young people at no extra cost. That one-free-year deal, though, has some [ ]. Your service is set to automatically renew at the end of the free year. If you cancel it before the end of that term, the service will shut off immediately and cannot be reinstated. You must wait until the day before the deal runs out to cancel or you forfeit any remaining free viewing time. Apple TV Plus also offers a standard seven-day free trial. Below is everything to know about the service. What's Apple's TV service like? Apple TV Plus is a [ subscription streaming service] to watch the company's original series and movies exclusively. Like Netflix, it doesn't have ads. Unlike Netflix, it doesn't have a big library of licensed shows or movies, nor will it release full seasons of its shows all at once in a binge-able bunch (for the most part). Most Apple TV Plus series premiere a small cluster of episodes, often three, followed by one new episode every week. Full seasons of some series drop all at the same time, though. Also unlike Netflxi, Apple TV Plus doesn't have its own dedicated app. The Apple TV Plus programming resides inside Apple's TV app, which also serves as a hub to watch programming from other video subscriptions and to rent or buy movies and shows a la carte. Apple TV Plus is available in more than 100 countries and is also part of Apple's family-sharing feature, which allows you add up to five family members to share a plan. Apple originals are available in 4K, HDR and [https://footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com/chris-gayle-wife-natasha-berridge footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com] Dolby Vision, and most titles also offer Dolby Atmos sound, according to this [ Apple support page]. Despite speculation, so far Apple hasn't packaged Apple TV Plus with other subscriptions -- such as [/news/apple-arcade-will-launch-on-september-19-for-4-99-per-month/ Apple Arcade], Apple News Plus and [/reviews/apple-music-review/ Apple Music] -- into a [/news/apple-reportedly-mulling-single-subscription-offering-ala-amazon-prime/ discounted bundle], a move [/news/disney-plus-streaming-service-release-date-price-shows-and-movies-to-expect-hulu-espn-plus-d23/ Disney Plus] made by packaged it with [/news/disney-will-discount-a-bundle-with-hulu-and-espn-plus-for-13-a-month-disney-plus-netflix/ Hulu and ESPN Plus]. How much does it cost? Apple TV Plus costs $5 a month, or $50 for an annual subscription, and it offers a standard seven-day free trial. People who buy an iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, iPod Touch or Mac starting back on Sept. 10 qualify for a free subscription for one year. Previous Apple device owners aren't grandfathered in. [ Enlarge Image] Apple TV Plus talent gathers with CEO Tim Cook in the lobby of the Steve Jobs Theater. Art Streiber/Apple The free-year offer applies to both new and refurbished models, including devices from the iPhone Upgrade Program, and it's not restricted to any specific sales channel, so it applies to both Apple Store purchases and those at resellers. It will be available in all countries where Apple TV Plus launches. Apple is also including [/news/apple-tv-plus-puts-apple-in-an-unfamiliar-underdog-role/ Apple TV Plus] with its [/news/apple-tv-plus-will-be-free-for-students-with-an-apple-music-subscription/ Apple Music student-discount plan], now offering both streaming services in the $5-a-month deal at no extra cost. By comparison, Disney Plus is $7 a month, with a large library of movies and shows available immediately. Streaming channels based on cable networks, like Showtime or HBO Max, usually range between $9 and $15 a month. Smaller, niche streaming services often are priced around $5 or less. And Netflix, the world's biggest subscription streaming service, prices its most popular plan at $13 a month in the US; it offers other tiers at $9 and $16 a month. Free trials are the industry standard: Most streaming video services offer introductory free periods for new members. Apple's one-year free period for gadget owners is atypically long. That tactic worked well for Apple Music -- Apple launched its music service with an extended, six-month free trial, and Apple Music quickly became the world's second most popular music service by subscribers behind only Spotify. How do I sign up? And get that free year? Apple TV Plus is associated with Apple ID, which is the same log-in you'd use for iCloud or downloading apps from its App Store. If you don't already have an Apple ID, you can [ create one here]. If you already have Apple's TV app on an iPhone, iPad or Apple TV, you simply need to open the app and navigate to any of the places where Apple is prominently promoting its original shows. On newly purchased iPhones, for example, the app already knows you've purchased a new gadget to qualify for the deal. Whether you're starting Apple TV Plus with a year free or just the standard one-week trial, the shows start playing in the app after just a few taps. You can also sign up and watch online with a web browser at the [ Apple TV Plus site]. The free-year deal is set up to keep people within the service after the term ends. Your service is set to autorenew at the end of the free year, and the service will shut off immediately when you cancel, even if you still have time left in the deal. You must wait until the day before the deal runs out to cancel or you forfeit any remaining free viewing time. When did it launch? Apple TV Plus launched Nov. 1 in more than 100 countries and regions. The company said its originals will be subtitled or dubbed in nearly 40 languages, including closed captions for people who are hearing impaired, and Apple TV Plus series and movies will also be available with audio descriptions in eight languages. What devices are supported to stream it? Apple's programming is available on all Apple devices with the Apple TV app. In addition, Apple TV Plus is supposed to be available on some competitors' devices. Apple's TV app is available Roku and Fire TV, two of the most widely used streaming devices in the US, and for smart [ ][ ][/news/apple-tv-plus-reaches-a-billion-screens-apple-says-sony-vizio/ TV app is coming] to those smart TVs during the summer. Subscribers will also be able to watch Apple TV Plus on the web at [ tv.apple.com]. Reese Witherspoon (left) and Jennifer Aniston revealed the name of their Apple TV Plus series, The Morning Show, at Apple's event in March. Claudia Cruz/CNET But the Apple TV app isn't available on any mobile devices except iPhones or iPads. That means Apple TV Plus subscribers with non-Apple phones -- meaning, the huge population of people with Android phones -- will need to stream to their mobiles via the web, rather than in an app. What shows and movies does it have? [/news/every-apple-tv-show-series-announced-streaming-service-app/ Apple's shows] run the gamut of drama, comedy, documentary -- even undefined deals with a single big star attached. It's also spending big to get top Hollywood names: [/news/oprah-brings-two-documentaries-book-club-to-apples-streaming-service/ Winfrey], [ Steven Spielberg] and [/news/j-j-abrams-jennifer-garner-will-reunite-to-make-apple-limited-series/ J.J. Abrams] and other heavy hitters are on board. Apple also struck an exclusive deal with Alfonso Cuarón for the famed director's first television projects. Now that the service is live, one of the easiest ways to browse the full catalog is through third-party services like [ Reelgood]. Since Apple TV Plus resides in Apple's TV app, you can also check out the selection there before signing up. Apple TV Plus titles include: [/news/jason-momoa-sees-game-of-thrones-style-action-in-see-on-apple-tv-plus/ See], the [/videos/apple-shows-more-of-see-starring-jason-momoa/ post-apocalyptic thriller starring Momoa] [ The Morning Show], the drama about a morning news broadcast starring [/news/jennifer-aniston-reese-witherspoon-head-to-apple-for-the-morning-show/ Witherspoon], [ Aniston] and [ Steve Carell] [ Dickinson], the comedy about poet Emily Dickinson as a young woman starring Steinfeld [ For All Mankind], an alternative retelling of the space race [ Oprah's Book Club], a book-focused series with Oprah Winfrey[ Helpsters], a Sesame Street spinoff [ Ghostwriter,] a kids program about four youngsters who team up with a ghost in a neighborhood bookstoreAnimated series [ Snoopy in Space][/news/apple-just-signed-two-movie-deals-and-they-star-wolves-and-elephants/ The Elephant Queen], a documentary film about a mother elephant[ Servant], a thriller from M. Night Shyamalan, who directed Sixth Sense[ Truth Be Told], the mystery drama starring Spencer and PaulLittle America, from the husband-and-wife screenwriting team of Kumail Nanjiani (you may know him as Dinesh on HBO's Silicon Valley) and Emily V. GordonThe Banker, the movie based on a true story starring Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. JacksonHala, a movie produced by Jada Pinkett Smith that Apple picked up at SundanceMythic Quest, a comedy from Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, who created and starred in It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaAmazing Stories, an anthology series from Steven SpielbergCentral Park, a cartoon musical from the creator of Bob's Burgers and packed with the voices of stars like Frozen's Josh Gad and Kristen Bell and Hamilton's Leslie Odom Jr. and Daveed DiggsDefending Jacob, the crime/drama miniseries starring Chris Evans On the film development side, Apple has a partnership with film studio A24 -- known for such movies as Ex Machina, Moonlight and Room. The partnership will include a film called On the Rocks starring Bill Murray and Rashida Jones and directed by Sofia Coppola. In mid-October, Apple announced a second film as part of its A24 partnership. [ The Sky Is Everywhere is based on a young-adult novel] by Jandy Nelson that follows a teenager as she grieves the loss of her sister and "accidentally falls in love," Apple said. Nelson will adapt the script, and experimental filmmaker Josephine Decker will direct. At the Toronto Film Festival last year, Apple also bought the rights to Wolfwalkers, an animated movie from [ Cartoon Saloon] and Melusine Productions. A report in September said [/news/apple-tv-plus-movies-might-hit-theaters-before-streaming-service/ Apple may give theater runs] to some of its films before streaming them on Apple TV Plus. Now playing: Watch this: Apple teases its original shows in new trailer 1:36 Apple has come under early scrutiny because of reports that it's [/news/apple-and-hollywood-reportedly-wrestling-for-control-of-streaming-shows/ restricting its creators] from making edgy content and aiming to keep all its programming family friendly. Family friendly programming isn't necessarily a bar to success -- Disney built one of the reigning media empires on it -- but edgy shows have led other streaming services to awards recognition that helps drive interest. Apple's strategy could crimp it competitively on that front. But that won't stop Apple from trying to score awards, apparently. The company is hiring strategists to help craft campaigns for awards like the [ Oscars and Emmys], according to a report. Who is Apple competing against? Apple's service is launching at a time when seemingly every major media property is putting out its own streaming option, from DC Universe's [/news/comic-con-2018-hands-on-dc-new-streaming-platform/ comic-flavored fare] to a [/news/disney-streaming-service-release-date-name-shows-and-movies/ planned Disney offering], not to mention stalwarts like [/news/netflix-hits-125-million-subscribers-worldwide/ Netflix]. Meanwhile, [ ][ ][/tags/netflix/ Netflix], [/tags/amazon-prime/ Amazon Prime], [/tags/hulu/ Hulu] and others that stream on-demand, high-quality productions. Should Apple expand to bundling other digital networks, then Amazon Channels will be its key rival. Apple would also go up against wireless companies such as AT&T's VRV, a co-op of niche genre streaming services. A channel-bundling model would even bring Apple in competition with traditional cable. What's interesting is that Apple's dive into original programming comes as other giants are ramping up their own streaming-service ambitions. [/news/disney-fox-deal-takeover-hulu-netflix/ Disney] launched its $7-a-month Netflix-like service Disney Plus just days after Apple TV Plus rolled out, and it was followed by HBO Max and, soon, Peacock. Apple is a gadget giant. Why does it want to become Netflix? Apple is taking aim at original video because it could be a crucial enticement for people to buy more [/reviews/apple-iphone-xs-review/ iPhones] and other [/topics/gadgets/ gadgets]. You can't overstate the importance of the iPhone to Apple. The phone, one of the most popular in the world, still accounts for more than half its sales and was critical to Apple's march to become the [/news/apple-becomes-a-trillion-dollar-company/ first US company worth $1 trillion].

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Apos;I Have A Very Big Bat apos;: Chris Gayle Accused Of More Lewd Comments

2020-06-28T09:23:43Z

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Chris Gayle has sparked yet another sexism row after boasting to a female journalist about his 'very big bat'. The West Indies star was fined $10,000 by Melbourne Renegades in January after an infamous 'Don't blush, baby' live TV interview with Channel Ten reporter Mel McLaughlin after asking her out for a drink. And his latest lewd remarks came in a wide-ranging interview with Charlotte Edwardes for The Times Magazine as he spoke about sex, female equality and homophobia. scroll down for video West Indies star Chris Gayle is quoted in The Times Magazine as telling journalist Charlotte Edwardes that he has a 'very, very big bat' that she would 'need two hands' to lift Edwardes, pictured, also alleges that the 36-year-old from Jamaica made comments about whether she dyes her hair, while lowering his eyes downwards [ ] Journalist Charlotte Edwards also claims that Gayle asked her how many black men she'd 'had' The 36-year-old allegedly asked Edwardes if she'd ever had a threesome and added: 'I bet you have. Tell me.' Charlotte Edwardes conducted the wide-ranging interview with Gayle for The Times Magazine At one point in the interview Gayle - who recently celebrated the arrival of a baby girl called Blush with his partner Tash - tells Edwardes that he has 'a very, very big bat, the biggest in the wooooorld'. He then adds: 'You think you could lift it? You'd need two hands.' According to the article, Gayle asks Edwardes how many black men she has 'had' and wants to know if she has ever had a threesome. 'I bet you have. Tell me,' he is reported to have said. Edwardes also alleges that the 36-year-old from Jamaica made comments about whether she dyes her hair, while lowering his eyes downwards. Later on in the interview Gayle is quoted as saying: 'Women should please their man. When he comes home, food is on the table. Serious. You ask your husband what he likes and then you make it.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/aussport/article-3601874/Parramatta-Eels-Semi-Radradra-backs-Jarryd-Hayne-Olympic-bid.html Parramatta Eels Semi Radradra throws support behind former...] [/sport/afl/article-3600809/Buddy-Franklin-leads-world-AFL-support-Jarryd-Roughead-fans-MCG-Hawthorn-star-standing-ovation-following-recurrence-melanoma.html 'We'll all help him through this': Buddy Franklin leads...] Share this article Share But he also claims: 'Women should have equality and they do have equality. They have more than equality. Women can do what they want. Jamaican women are very vocal. They will let you know what time is it, for sure.' Edwardes also broached the topic of homophobia with the West Indies star, who responded by stating that people should be able to be who they want to be. 'The culture I grew up in, gays were negative. But people can do whatever they want. You can't tell someone how to live their life. It's a free world,' he is reported as saying. Back in January, Renegades CEO Stuart Coventry labelled the on-air incident with McLaughlin as 'completely inappropriate and disrespectful'. Gayle was blasted in January for his live interview with Channel Ten reporter Mel McLaughlin when he asked her out for a drink and then said: 'Don't blush, baby.' Channel Ten reporter Mel McLaughlin, who was involved in a controversial interview with Chris Gayle during a Big Bash League game in January The West Indies batsman was fined $10,000 by the Melbourne Renegades for his inappropriate comments to Channel Ten reporter Mel McLaughlin Gayle had just been dismissed during a game against Hobart Hurricanes when he spoke to the female Ten reporter on the boundary. 'I wanted to come and have an interview with you as well, that's the reason why I'm here, just to see your eyes for the first time. It's nice,' he said. 'So hopefully we can win this game and we can have a drink after. Don't blush, baby.' Gayle, who is known for his big-hitting in all formats of cricket including a record 17 centuries in T20, later claimed the comments were a joke. Chris Gayle became a father for [https://footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com/chris-gayle-wife-natasha-berridge footballandcricketonline.bookmark.com] the first time in April to a baby girl who was named Blush Cricket star Gayle and partner Natasha Berridge, who is the mother of his daughter Blush But former Sydney Thunder team-mate Chris Rogers told ABC Grandstand at the time: 'I would go out with him (Gayle) socially or in a group, as you do in a team, and I'd probably distance myself from him. 'I was very wary of the role he was setting for the younger guys, and I spoke to them quite a bit about it - 'do you think this is good behaviour, would you do this kind of thing?' 'And all of them, all the young guys to give them credit were like 'No, we don't think this is right'. 'This is a pattern of behaviour. If you know the guy, you see it over and over.' Immediately after his comments to McLaughlin there were reports that Cricket Australia would ban Gayle from playing again in the Big Bash League. But CA chief executive James Sutherland admitted in April they would not stop any club from signing him for the new season that starts in December.

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