i'm feeling very haunted in here. >> reporter: in the film mirren plays trumbo's nemesis, hedda hopper, a powerful gossip columnist who could doom a career with the flick of her pen. >> whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> i think we should all be very conscious and thoughtful about who and what we support. in our lifetimes. because it can come back and bite you if you find yourself as they say on the wrong side of history. and hedda certainly found history. >> reporter: cranston nailed the prolific writer who in real life did much of his best work in the bathtub with a trademark cigarette in his mouth. >> i work in a bathtub! >> always the smoking, always the curls of smoke. >> oh did it drive me crazy. it was difficult. but -- >> the moustache was quite a gift to kiss as well. >> i'll bet it was. was it? i'm sorry for you, dear. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm deborah roberts in new york. >> oh, and you can go see "trumbo" in theaters now. thanks for watching. tune into gma tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com. for byron pits in san b

stamos, amy schumer and helen mirren mirren. >> we have our we with all of them. >> it seems it can't be true. speaking at the same time. >> how do we do it day after day. >> what's your real-life pickup line? >> hi, i'm j jn stamos. >> do you ever get to wear that estrogen patch? it came off in our bid anrolled onto it, and it was stuck onto me for two days, and i couldn't stop crying. i was so emotional and crazy, and i was having a hot flash. >> keep yoyo eyes on the road! >> i'm so excited to be here. i've not been on the show, i'm a virgin. >> there you go. that makes one of us. >> i'm like you. i like filth. we were talking about 50 shades you kept saying, behind kathyie lee lee's back -- >> making out with the phone. >> it's all love. >> oh! >> bing, bing, bing. >> ow! >> hi, everybody, welcome to my show. >> we need another one. >> we love him. >> hello, ladies. >> do you ever drink at 10:00 in the morning, reeg? >> never! >> i want to take a bath in this. and i will. it. >> oh, there's another one of those. you're missing one. >> is there another one? >> come on, bring the ot

hotel where i met with cranston and costars helen mirren and >> i can't believe we're in the room where the document was signed. here. >> reporter: in the film mirren plays trumbo's nemesis, hedda hopper, a powerful gossip columnist who could doom a career with the flick of her pen. >> whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> i think we should all be very conscious and thoughtful about who and what we support. in our lifetimes. because it can come back and bite you if you find yourself as they say on the wrong side of history. and hedda certainly found herself on the wrong side of history. >> reporter: cranston nailed the prolific writer who in real life did much of his best work in the bathtub with a trademark cigarette in his mouth. >> i work in a bathtub! >> always the smoking, always the curls of smoke. did that drive you crazy? >> oh did it drive me crazy. but -- >> the moustache was quite a >> i'll bet it was. was it? i'm sorry for you, dear. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm deborah roberts in new york. >> oh, and you can go see "trumbo" in theate

cranston, who along with mirren recently received a golden globe title role. unfortunately, the film, which chronicles a truly disgraceful time in hollywood's history, is not as good as he is. "trumbo" -- it could have used a re-write. for kcci 8 news, this is john pascuzzi at the movies. todd: next week, john reviews a little film called "star wars: the force awakens." really have not heard much about that. laura: well, sports is up next. scott will have all of the highlights from the big 4 classic. tony: what a praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. scott: the big four were all there. and it was indeed classic. each game went down to the wire. tony seeman tips off our big four classic coverage from wells fargo arena. tony: if there was ev

we did a movie for hbo with helen mirren and jeremy irons.yed a young rebel who tries to overthrow queen helen mirren and gets sentenced to death. i still remember the scene where he receives his death sentence. standing alongside hugh dancy. the emotional rawness of his performance was extraordinary. his fragility, almost emotional transparency. quite rare among english actors. a lot of english actors are in some kind of dialogue with their own reserves. you could even say they are slightly emotionally repressed. i wouldn't say that. eddie had this extraordinary emotional facility which i went on to explore when we did "les mis" together. charlie: this is where she introduces him as lily. claiming that lily is her cousin visiting from the countryside. >> my darling. let me introduce lily. >> that is right. her cousin. >> my dear, you are exquisite. let's go in. come on. >> excuse me. >> no, never. tom: we see the very first time lily comes out in public. she is experiencing for the first time what it is like to be subject to the male gaze. c

talk or ask. >> after being jailed, he became imperious. >> oh, go on. >> reporter: oscar winner mirren is hedda hopper who could tore a pen. >> whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> hedda hopper, not exactly somebody you want to have a pedicure with. >> oh, i don't know. i think she would be quite fung to have a pedicure with actually. a lot of gossip. >> is it fair to call her a villain. >> i think it's fair to call her the villain of this piece. of course, in her eyes and in the eyes of the majority of america at the time she was the heroine. >> reporter: i met trumbo's real-life daughters consulted for the film. >> we knew that he could not write under his own name, but because it seemed so unjust it was also difficult to understand >> at the same time, our parents were such models of strength and togetherness as a family -- >> i don't think he thought of himself as a hero to fight the fight. he defended himself and i think anyone would do that. >> reporter: for "good morning america," deborah roberts, abc news, new york. >> thank you, deborah. >>

award seasons is in full swing and "trumbo" getting major buzz and bryan cranston, helen mirren and diane lane are opening up about their roles. >> many questions can be answered yes or no only by a moron or a -- in the film "trumbo" bryan cranston stars as dalton trumbo, oscar winning screenwriter how much did you know about dalton trumbo before the film. >> going in, i knew a cursory amount. in doing the role i was afforded the chance to really dig in. >> reporter: i met cranston and co-stars helen mirren and diane lane in the very room where studio heads drew up the infamous hollywood blacklist which targeted so-called communist sympathizers, lane plays cleo trumbo's fiercely loyal wife. >> since prison you don't talk or ask. >> after being jailed, he became even more i guess dogmatic and imperious. >> oh, go on. >> reporter: oscar winner mirren is hedda hopper who could tore torpedo a career with a flick of a pen. >> whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> hedda hopper, not exactly somebody you want to have a pedicure with. >> oh, i don't know. i thin

>> dame helen mirren joins us w. welcome back. >> thank you. >> we had to b bep you there. >> on morning television. i'm always being beeped on morning television. luckily you have the seven-second pause. >> it was not that bad but you did seem to really relish playing someone who's kind of nasty. >> well, you know, it's all in the perception, isn't it? certainly hedda would not have seen herself as nasty. she would have seen herself as the heroine. >> the patriot. >> and she was. but she was unafraid of being cruel and fierce and ruthless and she actually called her house the house that fear built. she, you know, as we say on t t piece she had a readership of 36 million. >> remind people how much power she had. she was a gossip columnist in hollywood, anti-commust who was j jt a huge figure i i the whole mccarthy era. >> absolutely. you know, she had the voice of -- she had the ear of the american people, she really, really did. they all read her column. she was s sdicated all over america. so, and they loved her. t

. >> we'll be -- we'll determine who won in just a couple of helen mirren here live, yes, live opening up about her tough cranston.tt2watv#@5t!bt@qp0< tt2watv#@5t! "a@q@>> dame helen mirren won an oscar for "the queen" and in "trumbo"he plays a gossip columnist determined to drive communists out of hollywood. mayor. >> we're not going to watch them defile it. >> i'm running a studio here, hedda. do you think i love every person on my payroll? grow up. >> then how about i make it crystal clear to my 35 million readers exactly who runs hollywood and won't fire these traitors? how about i name names, real names? >> dame helen mirren joins us no welcome back. >> thank you. >> we had to bleep youou there. >> o morning television. i'm always being beeped on morning television. luily you have the seven-second pause. i don't say a very rude word there. >> it was not that bad but you did seem to really relish playi

. >> and helen mirren and so many stars. >> and we had fun with them the only way we know how. >> it almost seems like it can't be true, the frivolity and the silliness, and the fun. >> how do we do it day after day. >> what is your pickup line? i'm john stamos. >> and have you had to wear that estrogen patch? >> no. >> and my wife did and it came off, and i rolled over on it and it was crazy, i could not stop crying and i was having a hot flash. >> i am so surprise edd that i have not been on the show. i'm a virgin. >> well, there you go, that makes one of us. >> i like filth. and we went on the air and we talked about "50 shades" and how much you love it, and you kept saying behind kathie lee's back filth, filth, filth. >> and what am i doing over here? >> it is all love. >> oh! >> ow! >> hi, everybody. welcome to my show. >> hello. >> we need another one. >> we love him. >> hello, ladies. >> do you ever drink at 10:00 in the morning, regis? >> never. >> and n sin is delicious. i want to the take a bath in this, and i will. >> oh, there is another one of those. you are missing it,

best actress, for the heavy drama i smile back she's up against cate blanchett, brie larson, helen mirren, and soairse ronan what was hot on facebook in 2015? ed sheeran. the social site says the heavily tattooed red head was the top musician on facebook thii year. the top movie isn't even out yet, but star wars: the force awakens wins the price. game of thrones took the crown for top tv show. and ed sheeran maybe number one on facebook, but he's number 2 on the charts for the year. the top spot goes to uptown funk. the mark ronson/bruno mars collaboratitin is billboards number ne hot 100 song of 20205. it w c news, losngeles.this year's golden globes nominations are out. the big winners are the drama "carol" and "the big short." carol got five nominations including best drama, director and score. "the big short," a comedy about the 2008 financial criris, got four nominintions, including best comedy or musical and screenplay. stars cate blancett and rooney mara each got best actress nods. best actor nominees include: christian bale, steve carell, matt damon,l pacino, a a mark ruffalo. you

maggie smith, helen mirren and jane fonda. >> and lily tomlin. >> let's move on to other things, shall we? >> we have christian slater? >> oh, this is so exciting. there is a television show -- >> good morning. >> -- called "mr. robot." >> yes, we're happy for you! >> thank you so much, thank you, guys. >> well, this is so cool, because not only was your show nominated, "mr. robot" -- >> yes. >> -- but your co-star was also nominated. >> yes. >> tell us what it felt like >> well, it was certainly a great way to wake up, and my publicist was very excited. i was very excited. sort of surreal and very exciting. i keep saying exciting. but yeah, i love the hollywood they're wonderful. i'm excited to be a part of the show. great. >> it's got to be just very affirming, right, that the work you do is validated, right? >> well, yeah, that's a lovely, lovely thing. we worked very hard on the show. we're all very proud of the show. i think sam is a phenomenal writer and creator, and it's just a great team, you know, and i just can't wait to get back and start filming season two. >> your co-star,

>> to todd's point, england gave us helen mirren and diana rigg. europe wanted barack obama as president and they got him. now i bet they are wishing it was reagan. europe is not handling its own house proper live. the economics are awful and they judge us? we are the ones who are going to make the difference in the next decade. we are going to do what we feel is best, and despite whatever they want, and they can whine all they want. and i think they are not liking done states perhaps he's the guy we should look to. >> they have a muslim problem great britain. they are look at the islamification of great britain. schools and churches there being forced to provide accommodation for the muslim community. >> it's making them nervous. charles: i want to talk about evangelicals. billionaire businessmen. there is a lot of money and a lot of influence. but who actually has that power. who will pick the gop candidate for the white house. tweet me, i want your thoughts. r. we'll sciflts when we come back. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you