Angela Groothuizen has a new theater show to promote, but she can’t even think about doing it in Today Inside. “What the hell am I supposed to get from you?” she shouts.
We rarely see her on television anymore: Angela Groothuizen. She actually only does the SBS 6 show The Tribute: Battle of the Bands, which happens to be one of Johan Derksen’s favorite programs. Isn’t Angela interested in joining Today Inside, which is still looking for female guests?
“I’m not coming!”
Angela currently has a theater show to promote that focuses on songs from the eighties. That’s why she was on the radio show last weekend The Friday Move by Wilfred Genee and in Humberto Tan’s talk show.
When Wilfred asks her if she would also like to visit Today Inside, she answers: “What on earth should I get from you? No, I don’t know. No.”
Few women
Wilfred would appreciate it. “We have so few nice women who have some good lyrics, opinions and so on.”
Angela: “I don’t really mind it either. Every now and then I have to laugh at you, but Johan is of course very annoying sometimes. Yes, I think so.”
Wilfred: “Oh yes?”
Angela: “’Oh yes?
Overdrive
Coincidentally, Richard Krajicek is also on the air. He was recently a guest at VI and was extremely uncomfortable. “Yes, it was interesting. Often interviews are a bit the same. Not this one,” he says. “Rutger was just himself. I think the problem was that Van der Gijp and Johan Derksen were also themselves.”
Wilfred then: “I had the feeling that René was certainly in overdrive. At one point I thought: he’s not going to ask all those things, is he? But he just asked. He just asked him everything. About his love life, everything was asked.”
Bowel movements
Richard thought it was a special broadcast. “The bowel movements also passed.”
Wilfred: “And then we were on the road for five minutes! I looked to the right a few times and you also thought to yourself: what is happening here?”
Richard: “Indeed, yes. I had it all in my head that it could be about that and be about that. But it wasn’t all about that. Well, fine. You just have to be yourself. In the end the tournament came along, so it’s fine.”
