article_snippet.sent: Krishnan Guru-Murthy began asking about Krishnan Guru-Murthy long-conquered personal demons.
article_snippet.sent: Didn't go according to plan, Krishnan Guru-Murthy?
article_snippet.sent: Seemingly amused with the reaction, Guru-Murthy can be seen smiling and gesticulating as a production team-member tried to remove Hollywood star Robert Downey Jnr's clip-on microphone.
article_snippet.sent: At that point Guru-Murthy turns and says: 'It's all getting a bit Diane Sawyer [a U.S. journalist known for her investigative interviewing].' Off to a good start:
article_snippet.sent: But when Guru-Murthy asked questions about Guru-Murthy long-conquered personal demons, the star could be seen getting visibly uncomfortable .
article_snippet.sent: Unlike Guru-Murthy, however, Guru-Murthy twice shared details - captioning one video 'A steely moment from Ironman'.
article_snippet.sent: Downey Jr. is not the first Hollywood star to be upset by Krishnan Guru-Murthy's interview technique - last year director Quentin Tarantino also objected to Downey Jr. line of questioning.