Paparazzo: James Ambler

That's What She Said with Sarah Spain

ESPN Radio

Sports

3.9 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Sarah talks with former paparazzi photog James Ambler about the time he got a ride from Angelina Jolie, how he almost fell into Anna Nicole Smith's grave, why he nearly came to blows with Jude Law, and how he ended up on Shark Tank and The Today Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey guys it's Sarah.
0:01.2	On this episode I talked to former paparazzi photographer James Ambleur about all sorts of stories.
0:07.1	The time he got a ride from Angelina Jolie, why he almost fought Jude Law,
0:10.8	how he ended up on Shark Tank and a near death experience trying to film a wedding in a cave.
0:16.9	Take a minute to subscribe to that so she's of a Sarah Spanse.
0:19.5	You don't miss any new episodes.
0:21.1	Also rate it.
0:21.8	Five stars please.
0:22.8	Leave a review.
0:24.2	Appreciate it.
0:24.8	And before we get to this ridiculous hilarious amazing interview with James,
0:28.4	complete with 80 bleeps.
0:30.8	Yeah I said it 80 bleeps.
0:32.4	I want to tell you about a new radio show with my old co-host Jason Fitz.
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