paying attention to the show. >> i have to apologi the first runner up is colombia. >> either you were paying attention to the show and what was happening like the judges were, it was apparent that philippines was the winner. i don't know his state of mind during the show. >> there are new images of steve harvey today, that's him in the back of a bentley being driven to his atlanta home. and miss universe has post this video of the host apologizing to her. but there are new questions today about his preshow prep. multiple sources tell us that steve harvey didn't attend rehearsal on friday and wasn't present for the entire rehearsal on saturday. a source close to the pageant says steve was at every rehearsal he was required to be at.

professional through the entire process and that he absolutely rehearsed the finale. next, the rivalry. the contestants posed and smiled together in bikinis before the show. but after the mix-up, viewers in the philippines and colombia went crazy. >> it was like a power house of, like, the super bowl and those two were really going at it. >> i was backstage whether it went down at "e.t.'s" reporting was everywhere. >> there was a lot of chaos going on. >> the crowd was booing. >> so what's next for miss philippines and miss colombia? well right now miss philippines is undergoing rigorous pageant media training. and on january 4th, she'll do a few big sitdown interviews including "e.t.." as for miss colombia, the first runner up posted this picture and the caption in spanish, forever miss universe. judge hilton who talked us to at the hotel in miami said he was

she didn't deserve to win. move on. >> but here's a question. are there fears of a mental breakdown from miss colombia? well that, was "the new york post" headline today. >> some media said that i said that she was going to have a permanent psychological damaged breakdown. >> we spoke to the colombian diplomat interviewed for the story. >> i'm sure that's not the case. she's a strong woman. i know she'll get over it and she'll make the best of it. >> i just want to mention that my source tells me that steve signed a multiyear deal to do the show. but when we reached out to his agency, they said they won't comment on his contract. but at the end of the day, the man made a mistake. it's over. let's move on. speaking of moving on, apparently gwen and blake are moving on. they are deep in it. >> a lot of affection going on, kevin. take a look here as you can see,

gal in the video. it is really cute. that slik 12 kisses in three seconds. >> why are you counting? >> because that's what i do. >> all right. anyway, carly is here to talk about leo. he is nominated for golden globe. the movie, the score, the director. >> deservedly so. >> the movie sin credible. they filmed for nine months in the freezing wilderness. they were nice and toasty in our exclusive roundtable discussion. >> leo? >> yes. >> frigid waters again. back in frigid waters, you must just like a cold shower. >> i guess so. i guess that's the reason that i committed to this movie. because i love the pain. no. look, we knew what we were signing up for in this movie. >> we were immersing ourselves in the real wilderness and our locations. but i think we all were kind of excited about the prospect of doing something completely

every day was a challenge. >> whether you say and do things and tracking the course. >> to bring this epic true story of survival to the screen, leo and the rest of the incredible cast shot and conditioned the life in the unchartered frontier of the 1800s. the director's obsession with authenticity meant not a single electric light was used on location. they were illuminated only by sunlight and fire. >> we had to rehearse constantly to get very meticulous shots out in nature perfectly set up. and then we have an hour and a half of natural light that we wanted to capture. so it was a mad scramble every single day to try to capture everything within an hour and a half. i think all that tension and all that, you know, that anxiety of having to accomplish that day infused into the movie itself. >> of course, you famously will to grow some aggressive facial hair. >> i like that. >> do you have any extra? >> you suspiciously get away

>> there is seven months of not shaving. >> i think you have the bushiest. i mean i don't want to create a competition or anything, you know -- >> i was very proud of my beard. >> absolutely. it was a year and a half of living with that beard. it became a very close friend. but i got rid of that friend as soon as i possibly could when the production stopped. i'm happy to have my beard gone. >> you know what to do. we were a common neighborhood, honestly of, you know, many things leaving there. it was a leading organism. >> this say big year for you obviously "star wars." we talked to the "star wars" premier. you said -- >> you'll have to accept that i'm the new guy in town. that's the way things are going. you know what i mean? i'm sorry, leo, it's over. >> i am the new man in town. your time is over. >> leo, anything to say to him? >> i like sarcasm and humor sometimes. >> well, leo should get his acceptance speeches ready. he is the odds on favorite win a golden globe and oscar. >> and you know what? we'll be there. because we're there for every award show just like we've been doing for 35 years.

bringing you the stars, glamour and every dramatic moment. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> can you believe it? >> a grammy. >> goodness! >> wow! >> i'm going to celebrate. >> it feels really good to live a dream. >> i'm really honored to be recognized for my work. >> we love you, "e.t."! >> for a second, let's pump our brakes and put it in reverse. we're going to take you to the biggest movies of the last three decades.

this is our 35th season. so we've been taking behind the scenes since the '80s. >> let's start with a bit more recent movies. here are our biggest movies in set business of the 2000s. >> this movie is about cars, girls, and guns. >> it's a special day. >> this is kind of cool. all the stuff blowing up that kind of stuff. >> the 2000s brought the iconic franchises "iron man," "pirates of the caribbean" and "the fast and the furious" where we met paul walker for the first time. >> i was a bouncer in ne for nine ye >> wear a seat belt and helmet. they're usually over 100 miles an hour. >> those words sadly i

in a tragic high speed car crash. >> helicopters might be inbound here. >> dangerous. >> on transformers, we saw how the director was so into a >> actio >> he would stage pricey fly buys, even for this simple basketball scene. >> it's unreal. we have blackhawks flying over our head. >> i'm on the set of "iron man." the action is explosive and the set is smoldering. >> you see me in my very most butch. >> the following year, "iron man," robert downey jr., let us in on how he makes it look so easy to stunt double. >> and there's the other robert. >> hi, "e.t." welcome to the set of "dying another day". >> for the visit, we traveled all the way to iceland. and halle wore a lot of ice and a versace that was absolutely to die for. >> that's the best part. >> a secret from "pirates of the caribbean," johnny's gold grill was semipermanent. >> you don't take them off at the end of the day? >> no, i'm stuck with them for a couple months. >> you go to the grocery store with those? >> yeah. >> we were the only crew on the site of "new moon" before the young actors became the iconic symbols of romance.

>> i can't even allow to answer that question. >> i think she was a little too close to the situation. >> back then. >> a little back then. >> our flashback continues with the biggest movies from the '90s. >> that is ahead. >> but first, robin roberts celebrates some of the breakout stars of the year 2015 tonight on abc. >> caitlyn jenner changed the conversation. amy schumer, who is hotter than that woman right now? love you, viola. come on! she's a gift that keeps on giving. >> i was honored when robin asked me to contribute some personal insight. >> when she grabbed you it scares the hell out of you.

that's what you always say. you were right about the food. hi john. hey kevin. spent the day with an astronaut. one more. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with... ...your world mastercard. only at priceless.com. >> 25 years after their debut album, we're with nelson once again and taking you inside the

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>> would you look at that baby face? oh, my gosh. leo on the set of "romeo and juliet." fantastic movie. no wonder the girls fell in love with him. >> you love that guy. >> i love the movie. >> all right. as we continue to dig through our vault for the best visits in "e.t.'s" 35 seasons, let's turn the clock back now to the 1990s. >> there it is, man. >> don't tell anyone. i don't know what i'm doing.

90s, all the big stars who weren't quite that big yet. >> the tie? you don't like it? i think it's cool. >> tom hanks and rob reiner got their groove on during our sleep unless seattle set visit. >> we're best to knock off two people upstairs. >> i'm serious. >> here's a secret. john travolta who played a hitman in pulp fiction rea didn't know a lot about guns. >> you did that with your finger. >> i know. >> you let entertainment tonight film you not knowing what to do with a gun? >> john did, however, dance. >> you never can tell. >> oh, yeah. now we're get something where. >> this is like just a space, basically.

black." >> this is an intergalactic space molecular air dispersing hairdryer. >> and cool. will was always cool. >> i made this look good. >> so many great movies and set visits. we only scratched the surface of that decade. still to come, more of our coverage behind the scenes of the films of the '90s. how about the hollywood couples that are couples no longer? courtney and david? >> she is stunning to look at. >> and inside the making of the biggest '80s movies with the stars and star couples. "e.t." met before they were famous. shake it up baby

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let's back to our look of the biggest movies of the '9os. we were behind the scenes only captured by our cameras. >> i'm jennifer lopez. >> here's a set secret from j-low playing selena. she didn't actually sing in the movie. >> i'll be lip syncing. >> i'm not a singer, i'm a dancer. i'll be singing and it might be over here. yeah! >> i'm the bus driver. >> and sandra didn't drive the bus. a stunt driver did. >> the guy sitting on top. >> it was the movie that made her a star. >> i know that i'm working and the films aren't bombing. >> the film that made jim carrie a star is "ace ventura pet detective." >> jim's co-star was co cox. >> i love that dress. >> but three years later on

star, signing autographs on the set. by then, "friends" had been on the air for two seasons. >> couldn't be further from monica. >> what are you doing in between scenes? >> david arquette is working. we don't have to do anything. we just sit back and watch. >> courtney met david making "scream." >> she is stunning. >> angelina joe lee met her future husband johnny lee miller on the set of their film "hackers." they would marry two years later. >> we're on top of the world at the moment. >> i like this place a lot. everything is really inexpensive. i like that the most. >> it was mexico city that 21-year-old leo was raving about while shooting the romeo and juliet wedding.

only 16. >> brilliant. i mean he's actually amazing at what he does. >> back then, just like now, leo is committed to being bachelor. >> for me to get married would take a lot. marriage wouldn't be even in my realm. >> just in case you're wondering, what movie made the most money in the '90s? it was "titanic." in fact, "titanic" is still second all time to "avatar" which came out in 2009. >> fantastic movie. directed by james cameron. >> there you go. >> he can do no wrong. >> he can't. >> yeah. >> look, now dial it all the way back to the '80s. my childhood. tom cruise, eddie murphy and kevin bacon all becam superstars and we were right there behind the scenes of the biggest films of that decade. do you like a little danger? >> yeah, sure. >> i've always been like three movies. so if the bottom falls out of

>> so many big stars were just babies back then. en that guy just felt the need. >> how about whether girls bombard you in your room in a crazed tom cruise attack? >> a crazed tom cruise -- that kind of stuff is a little uncomfortable. >> yep, he had that tom cruise laugh even back then. and check out kevin bacon on the set of "footloose." >> i'm 24 year i came to new york when i was 17. i'm not a newcomer. >> here's a cool secret we discovered. they shot this scene to the classic johnny b. good. but in the movie, it was replaced with the film's theme footloose >> we met another movie rookie that day, sarah jessica parker. >> i never did a film before. i'm learning more and i'm watching more. sjp's future husband riding a

shake it up baby now >> it came naturally to me to play somebody playing hooky. i did skip schoo quite a bit. >> and who could forge movie that made everyone think differently about cheating, elevator sex and bunnies? >> turn them on, scare them. what more do you want for two hours? >> okay, full rehearsal. freeze! >> check out eddie murphy in 1948 dropping a little movie trivia on the set of "beverly hills cop." >> this clark was written for a white guy. so i added a little soul brother it to. >> robert! >> two years later sheen was 20.

trek to the philippines to witness the best picture oscar winner "platoon" being made. >> take it eaay, crawford. >> heavy responsibility. an excellent opportunity as an actor. >> working on entertainment tonight. >> "e.t." on the set of "e.t." spielberg in a cool raiders of the lost arc trucker hat. >> just ride right in front the camera. >> we watched the master at work as he shot the scene that happened right before this. >> take it from the top. >> another director we love is ron howard. we caught up with him on the set of "parenthood." it was 1989. our show was eight years old. we already hit a milestone. >> wow. "entertainment tonight," 2000 episodes. >> now in our 35th year, we're up to 8,942. >> keep up the good work. i love the show. >> what a nice compliment from one of the best directors ever. >> i think we're both still doing okay. >> our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which made acting sound easy? anthony hopkins, arnold

the answer is next. it's all at www.etonline.c all right. time to the answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which villain made acting sound easy? >> at some point in every day someone acts a little bit. they present a part that they want. >> that is ray fein who turned 63 today.

we're out of time. but we're going to leave you with a look at what we have for you tomorrow on "e.t." >> take care, everybody. >> the biggest scandals of 2015. >> have you had unprotected sex? >> yes. >> charlie sheen, housewife arrest, two star nanny scandals. that's tomorrow.

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