sunday of the u.s. open. rose: what did you say? i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hunter that week so hunter and i talked and sent tying ear note and sent rosie a note and just said remember, justin, today is a super important day. so don t let s not pretend we are back at lake mono we are at the u.s. open. rose: and we could win sovereignty face the fact we are there because it is going to take a lot of energy for you to pretend you are somewhere you are not, to so accept it and say to roger federer i think pressure is a privilege. rose: john grisham and sean foley next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. well the big issue with publishing is five-year, how many people are going to be reading books on a kindle as opposed, you know, a book. and if that number is 50 percent, the ramifications are huge for the en
sunday of the u.s. open. rose: what did you say? i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hunter that week so hunter and i talked and sent tying ear note and sent rosie a note and just said remember, justin, today is a super important day. so don t let s not pretend we are back at lake mono we are at the u.s. open. rose: and we could win sovereignty face the fact we are there because it is going to take a lot of energy for you to pretend you are somewhere you are not, to so accept it and say to roger federer i think pressure is a privilege. rose: john grisham and sean foley next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. well the big issue with publishing is five-year, how many people are going to be reading books on a kindle as opposed, you know, a book. and if that number is 50 percent, the ramifications are huge for the en
golf instructor in the world. a lot of times it is just about, you know, it is about saying like what i said to justin rose the morning on the sunday of the u.s. open. rose: what did you say? i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hunter that week so hunter and i talked and sent tying ear note and sent rosie a note and just said remember, justin, today is a super important day. so don t let s not pretend we are back at lake mono we are at the u.s. open. rose: and we could win sovereignty face the fact we are there because it is going to take a lot of energy for you to pretend you are somewhere you are not, to so accept it and say to roger federer i think pressure is a privilege. rose: john grisham and sean foley next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. well the big issue with publishing is five-year, how many peopl
golf instructor in the world. a lot of times it is just about, you know, it is about saying like what i said to justin rose the morning on the sunday of the u.s. open. rose: what did you say? i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hunter that week so hunter and i talked and sent tying ear note and sent rosie a note and just said remember, justin, today is a super important day. so don t let s not pretend we are back at lake mono we are at the u.s. open. rose: and we could win sovereignty face the fact we are there because it is going to take a lot of energy for you to pretend you are somewhere you are not, to so accept it and say to roger federer i think pressure is a privilege. rose: john grisham and sean foley next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. well the big issue with publishing is five-year, how many peopl
you know, i care about it being faithful to the book, and it is very faithful to the story. it is just well done, very moving at times, you know, you get choked up occasionally, you get scared occasionally. it is a courtroom drama. rose:, you know, a couple of things about history, as i mentioned in the introduction, it was not a huge best seller time to kill when it first came out. they printed 5,000. rose: 5,000. hardback copies and no more. rose: and then after the next one, and then the firm, everybody wants to see if there is anything else in the closet. the firm was 18 months after time to kill, and became a best killer and rekindled interest in time to kill we still couldn t get books printed but pelican brief came out and finally the time to kill began selling, and in and in the first wave of movies came in 1994, i remember looking at the new york times best seller list and the movies of the firm, pelican brief and client has just been released in the pr