toronto pictures hoping for oscars glory. to ro nto ha d pictures hoping for oscars glory.film based on true stories. one of the more celebrated was a beautiful day in the neighbourhood, starring tom hanks who plays beloved american children's pioneer fred rogers. please won't you be my neighbour? rogers wanted every child to feel loved. mr fred rogers is the first person i have played that is not undergoing the great prices of their business or their lives. mr rogers doesn't want anything except for people may be to understand themselves in the world a little bit better. so that is a different kind of gig. thankfully, this story isn't just anotherformer of gig. thankfully, this story isn't just another former graphic —— formulaic biographical picture, starring the life of mr rogers and a sinner does make cynical journalist. during the film we see the journalist cosmic values transform over the time he spent with rogers. i spent a lot of time going oh, my god, it is tom hanks. then watching him transform into this embodiment of fred rogers, certainly not an impersonation, b

oscar james. >> oscar james again. i don't want to take up too much of your time. wanted to speak on. we are having a meeting, thursday night, pertaining to the seawall that is going around the city. the city is going to do their part, both the navy has not committed to putting a seawall up in the shipyard. i want to bring that to you guys attention, that we need a seawall in hunters.shipyard. we would like for you guys to support it. the other thing i do, and i have done for years, things that really matter to me about hunters point, or any area, as far as that goes, i always get a package. besides getting a package, i also go downstairs and i get a dvd. they stopped making dvds, and oscar james is not up to recording. i would like for you guys to have them downstairs, make dvds for the public, because i keep my record read when i come up here to speak, or someone comes up here to speak, i can go back to that dvd and see what was g gay, or what was nay. it is important to me to see what has been happening in these meetings but i've been coming to these meetings i

the venice film festival has become the place to launch an oscar winner.e shape of water — they all had their first screenings here. creating a buzz at venice can often launch it straight into awards contention. whilejoker continued its progress towards toronto, another film also appearing at both festivals picked up venice's golden lion for best screenplay. no.7 cherry lane is a two—hour hand—drawn animation, pencil on rice paper, no less. inspired by chinese paintings and written by chinese—born director yonfan. this is his first animation and his first film for a decade. set in hong kong in 1967, voiced by local talents that include sylvia chang, zhao wei and alex lam, it's an intergenerational love triangle, set against protests and huge social changes in the then—british—governed territory. the film has very controversial opinions, but art is controversial. and it looks like an ordinary love movie, but then this movie deals with sexuality, it deals with the human mind and all those... it's a complicated movie. it's very nostalgic for me, seeing hong k

he wasn't in the room to savor that oscars.on a tv at a hotel while doing drugs. >> where were you when halle berry was the first black woman to win an oscar for a lead role in that movie? >> i was in a hotel. you've clearly done your homework, have you? >> i do some homework around here, yeah. >> i was in a hotel, inebriated. >> not expecting to win then? or inebola crariated regardless >> i was invited. i didn't feel like i deserved to be there. >> why not? you were a part of the movie. >> when hollywood tells you you're not deserved, you sort of believe that. >> what hotel? >> the chateau marmont. >> naturally. a little on the nose. >> i didn't think i was deserved of being at the table, so i didn't go there. >> so that's something people who think of you as this successful culture creating star, frankly, might be surprised that even at that point in your career, even on oscar night you weren't in the room, you're as you put it inebriated in a hotel, and then this happens. >> and the oscar goes to halle berry, "monster's bal

it's changed my life to be oscar winner to being on a tv show.nsformed my life more than the oscar, the money, all of it. i remember someone saying you know, you're not poor anymore. i was like, i'm not? >> that tv show was how to get away with murder. >> do you think i'm scared? >> you've never gone up against a governor before have you? >> you've never been up against me, either. >> it urned viola an emmy, playing annalise keaton, a criminal law professor whose work and private life become intertwined. >> i need for annal circumstanc ise to have some laughs. people think i'm not fun. i'm so much fun. >> get a laugh. >> the show will return this fall for a 6th season. >> do you have moments, do you ever stop in your life and look back at the little girl in rhode island and look at your life and go, i don't know how i got here? thank god i did, but i don't know how i got here. >> every single day. >> you know when i think about her a lot too, when i open my refrigerator. when i flush my toilet. when i can put a robe on. when i have hot running wa

jordan and jamie foxx. >> their film "just mercy" is getting early oscar buzz. jamie and brie have statuettes. michael, you can could be next. >> what do you make of the buzz? >> it's incredible. >> not this buzz, the award buzz. >> oh, i mean, i'm thinking about today. i try not to think about that stuff too much. >>> also getting early oscar buzz renee zellweger in the bio pic "judy." >> i love her. i love what she wore, the sound of her voice, all of it. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> that's actually renee singing. it took two hours in the make up chair to transform her into judy with a wig, contact lenses and prosthetic. there was a slight issue with the nose. >> surprise. >> tell me about the kissing scenes when you would leave a little bit of yourself on him. >> we should just leave it at that. >> she had this prosthetic nose. when we had more intimate moments i would find pieces of nose on my face. >> no! >> yes. >> i had no idea. i did not know until this kissing scene and i look at him with horror. it would weep, the glue and the thing and the chemical

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oscar: mi mamá me dijo que si yo lo llevaba un día.r diferente. tu hijo va a tener un modo de vida diferente. tu hijo va a ser profesional". ilia: entre fouettes, pirouettes y nuevos amigos, jhohan no pierde su enfoque. agradece esta nueva oportunidad que se ha encontrado en el camino mientras sueña en grande. jhohan: llegar a una compañía de ballet como el royal ballet y ser un bailarín principal. teresa: el talento es importante, pero también las ganas de salir adelante. y como vieron, este joven está decidido a brillar. jhohan continúa concentrándose en sus estudios y entrenando rigurosamente para ser una gran bailarín. con eso terminamos nuestro programa. hasta pronto y gracias por su preferencia. pato: qué buena noticia,

she's an oscar winner. >>> now to will and jada pinket smith.ebook series "red table talk" returns monday with the entire smith family bringing receipts to the red table. >> how often are you drinking alcohol? >> that's my personal business. i respect that it's your show, but at the end of the day it's a house we share. >> i know. i get it. >> jada's putting will in the hot seat. and in our exclusive sneak peek will squirms when confronted about his relationship with alcohol. >> on vacation time it was a lot. it's in front of my kids and now i'm a bad parent. one or two a week. >> this definitely isn't an intervention, but the family did poke fun at will's talent for finding the bottom of his glass at jaden's 21st birthday in july. >> i'm very proud of this young man. >> his drink is fully done. it's over. it's done. >> he's gonna be asleep on one of these couches. he's gonna take a little nap. >> will's had a touch and go history with drinking over the years as he discussed while training for a half marathon earlier this year. >> i didn't drink

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s day in court >>> and oscar nominee shocks fans with his new recognizable face. >>> plus a bieber bombshellwhy he's coming clean about his heavy drug use. >>> and brad pitt's new bestie, why he's hanging out with kanye >>> and our day with dog the bounty hunter. is he ready to date again? >> i'm so lonely. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyone. we have new information on kevin hart's condition after his that horrific crash. it happened right here, in calabasas, california. take a look over my shoulder. you can see where kevin's car busted through the fence. and just look at the damage to the car. it is clear, kevin hart is lucky to be alive. that's kevin's muscle car, a staggering 30 feet down, after it rolled and flipped to the bottom of the embankment, early sunday morning at 12:45 a.m. the 40-year-old actor and comedian suffered "major back injuri injuries, but "e.t." has learned he is mow recovering and feeling okay. a source tells "e.t." he underwent back surgery. >> how's kevin doing? >> he's great. >> the accident hasn't been easy for kevin's wife, eniko, who's b

premise is the world's oldest film festival but it's on the cutting edge this is where oscar hopeful start where hollywood matches up with the art house see i can't think of a better place to look for the future of movie making. what i love about charlie. being a dad and it's almost annoying how much he likes the illusion. he cries easily in movies i cry for him time me through what i love about nicole domingue new music great dancer fractures. she is a mother who plays really plays. she gives great presents. nicole and charlie are the perfect couple or so it seems. but what starts out as a beautiful love affair bitter divorce scarlett johansson and adam driver are both at the top of their game. the venice film festival is living up to its reputation as a bellwether for the oscars netflix productions included. ok scenes from a marriage for better and for worse. relationships children the chaos of everyday life stuff everyone can relate to the time when i met with. i was actually going through a divorce and i didn't know. what we were meaning about. the family as an anchor in a turbul

goal of an independent film a definite oscar contender garden news. is a joke to you. marie one small thing you know where you bring me a. community just muse joker. the clown. joker shows cinemark and still combined spectacle and subsets the hollywood and powerhouse preditions the old ways of making movies are being disrupted but filmmakers are finding new ways to tell their stories and get them seen on screens both big and small from what i've seen in venice this year i'm pretty optimistic about the future set up so as joker says put on a happy. africa . change doesn't always have to cost money. the more certain madagascar's come to the it isn't only safe often it's contaminated and endangers opinions. but morning organization has proven that clean drinking water doesn't have to cost. 30 minutes on t.w. . coffee it's the germans favorite hot beverage. for the consumer is one of life's pleasures for coffee growers it's a life of hard work and low pay. but church own training company in germany shows it doesn't have to be that way. coffee the good the bad and fair trad

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he wrote for those who might not remember him he won an oscar for the drama course once anythings what did he have to say about the election yes indeed i met him in his house and put some bob as we all know this is a place with a long film history put some problems back and for him it's a very important topic and this is what he has to say. the quick shift to the right question sculpture one of their mottos is we don't need culture because they see culture as something that belongs to an elite and we don't need that for that for the elite and often no relevance to the people which is of course nonsense because every person every culture is a necessary part of life culture speak task to raise awareness and you don't get to people's mind with propaganda i couldn't use propaganda either you get there through emotions and feelings and by telling stories this is how we actually show this can be done after. we can do it we would have to be turned into stories that shows us how we can meet on. my life experience should have told me that it changes take time i'm an optimist but i'm not naive b

very important when the festival and especially the golden lion is really seen as a gateway to the oscars the winners of the last few years have done very well after winning venice of so cool wrongs road bomb went on to pick up 3 oscar is all right well there was some controversy at this year's festival in venice in particular over the inclusion of a film by a director roman polanski now polanski is wanted in the united states and statutory rape charges it stemming from something that happened in the seventy's many people were quite upset that his film was included in the festival how did this all play out in the end i think in the end it could be said that did a great job of publicizing his film. which was very very well received the inclusion of polanski has of course you know been heavily criticized in this age of me too with people saying you know how come when we have only 2 female directors in the competition do we have you know do we have roman polanski there as well now melissa i know you've been sort of following the ins and outs of the festival what were some highlights for you

well i guess because of the obvious reason she is the best person for the job she's an oscar winning actress after all and has a story like that and many other africans reads like he does in the book an african who is removed from her continent and has to battle with her identity when she finds herself in an alien place is this what you pretend to be thinking about if you ask lori she might tell you that it's that you go x. and she needs to be really worried about ok so talking about that evo x. and even that's right many nigerians are worried about whether she'll be able to pull it off so i guess you don't have to stand in for your girl right now and convince nigerians like flourish that new pieces will nail the evil acts and give us your best shot at it. just for the record i am not nigerian i'm not an actress i don't know how to do accents but florrie big you won't let saw girl do the pots should go to neighborhoods and she's african i personally don't think it's a big deal but then again i'm not nigerian and it might be a different case if it was a kind of rule being cast. ok so

time of year it's held it is rather like venice before it considered a bit of a launch pad for the oscars so apart from all the usual independent films there's a few hollywood blockbusters getting their premieres in toronto as well i'll be talking to scott rocks in just a minute but 1st a bit more about the tiff. it started quite small but over the years to run 2 has become one of the most important film industry hops this year it presents $333.00 films from $84.00 countries it's not on a festival so there's no international competition but that doesn't mean no major premieres and b. star was. good last year green book was screened it won the toronto audience prize and went on to pick up the best picture oscar. because it takes. this year tom hanks is one of the big names dropping in he stars in a movie about us t.v. legend fred rogers. the children so international film festival runs until sunday. and joining me now direct from toronto is scott iraq fresh from seeing the movie jo-jo rabbit now this is a black comedy about a young boy in the hitler youth who has an imaginary friend in the

oscar, thank you we really appreciate your time oscar munoz is the ceo of united. >> thanks for yourplease say our hellos and give our best to oscar. when we come back, stocks making the biggest moves ahead of the opening bell and we're going to talk with jim cramer about his big interview with disney ceo bob iger about apple and what might have been. >> i mused in the book and now steve is gone eight years, had he lived, i think there's a good chance we would have certainly talked about being one company >> more all rahtstig ahead when "squawk" returns in just a moment each day our planet awakens with signs of opportunity. but with opportunity comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world turns to cme group. we help farmers lock in future prices, banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a matter of following the signs. they all lead here. cme group - how the world advances. there's one thing you can be sure of. they're changing by the nanosecond. that's why cognizant created a unique engineeri

of the year and one of the movies of a great film maker's career, and i think antonio banderas for oscara note of that. on dvd you are going for apocalypse now, the final cut. a lot of people are saying ad astra is apocalypse now in space. this is the quintessential one, joseph conrad's book, it is coppola's examination of the vietnam war. which, of course, is what rambo is a hangoverfrom, too. it is out on blu—ray now and is called the final cut, we have had a directors cut. all of them are good. if you have never seen apocalypse now, it is one of the great movies of the last century, one of the best movies made since the 1970s and it stars martin sheen, marlon brando, a young lawrence fishburne and harrison ford. it is one of my favourite films, it is a mad film, a hallucinogenic film. it has one of the most famous lines of all time. "i love the smell of napalm in the morning." "charlie, don't surf!" he is a wise man and anyone would want to see this on blu—ray. jason, good stuff, as ever. thank you very much indeed, that is it for this week. thank you very much indeed for watching. go

time of year it's held it is rather like venice before it considered a bit of a launch pad for the oscars so apart from all the usual independent films there's a few hollywood blockbusters getting their premieres in toronto as well i'll be talking to scott rocks in just a minute but 1st a bit mall if. it started quite small but over the years to run 2 has become one of the most important film industry hops this year it presents for $333.00 films from $84.00 countries it's not an a festival so there's no international competition but that doesn't mean no major premieres and b. star was. good last year the green book was screened here it won the toronto audience prize and went on to pick up the best picture oscar. because it takes. this year tom hanks is one of the big names dropping in he stars in a movie about us t.v. legend fred rogers. the toronto international film festival runs until sunday. and joining me now direct from toronto is scott iraq fresh from seeing the movie jo-jo rabbit now this is a black comedy about a young boy in the hitler youth who has an imaginary friend in the fa

jennifer lopez, people are talking about her as a possible oscar nominee. is kind of the queen bee dancer who takes constance wu's destiny under her wing and says, "i will show you how this works." here is a clip. i was a centrefold once. no way. '93. oh, my god! back when stevie wonder came in. how did stevie wonder come in? casey had him in the champagne room — swears to god he isn't blind. wow! how come you're so good? i see you with every single kind of guy and... i don't know, it's like you have them all figured out. i guess i'm just a people person. it is written and directed by lorene scafaria who made that strange little movie seeking a friend for the end of the world, and it plays out like a cross between the wolf of wall street and magic mike, with a bit of a movie that nobody saw called dancing at the blue iguana, which was again about dancers but it approached them as characters first. this is very, very good in establishing all these characters, establishing the relationships between them, and you see why it is they decide, "look, the people we

their last movie together — the theory of everything — won redmayne an oscar. lizo mzimba, was there. i'm a really good aeronaut. five years after the oscar—winning the theory of everything, felicityjones is reunited with her co—star eddie redmayne. i need to make studies of the air. i am not a coachman for hire. you are the only person who could fly us higher than anyone has ever been. this time he plays a scientist very different from stephen hawking, while she plays an adventurer, and they both embark on a terrifyingly dangerous balloon flight. we had the most intense and extraordinary experience making theory of everything, and when we were offered this script, there was that slight nervousness of, you know, do we go back? but we enjoyed that experience so much that it was, we both called each other up, and said, "i'll do it if you do it." who said yes first? you or him? we both said yes together! we were both sent the script separately. the fact that they were two such two brilliant characters, that's what clinched it. i think had one character not been so

and "birdman," all oscar winners for best picture.imed movies are considered his specialty. >> they have a special tone and emotional quality and you just want to capture that. his resume is diverse. >> do you remember this one? >> i do. i was a huge fan. >> from the classic to the biographical drama, "the social network." the first minute of the trailer does not have any footage o the movie. many credited wallen's master full preview changed the dialogue. >> his career remerpremiers in e '90s. at age 22, he created the trailer for "schindler's list." >> everyone came out moved by the film. that's what i need to capture. >> it had no voice, just music and two snippet os of dialogue. >> that became a blueprint of his work. >> stylist i cicallstylisticall trailer became to known. >> in the world filled with e violence. >> rather than putting his imprint on a trailer, wallen and his team of 30 employees let the movie steered them and digging into the dna of each film. >> we spent hours and hours watching the movie without the sound. you

raindrops became a billboard hit and won the oscar for best original song.king to >> it was a new type of filmmaking, a new type of buddy picture. >> reporter: famed photographer larry schiller was on set snapping behind-the-scenes pictures. >> newman had to be in shape. what few people know is he did drink a little beer. a little beer. but he carried with him two thingsoatter what project he was doing, where the film was being made. he had thisau sweat thing that if -- >> reporter: to sweat off the beer? >> that's right. if he had beer during the day, he sweated at night. and these had the crews bring ping pong tables. this is one of my favorites, him and redford playing with george hill in mexico. >> reporter: schiller was also responsible for the most unorthodox three minutes of the film in his directorial three minutes that showed the trio's time in new york city before they headed to south america to escape bounty hunters from the pinkern detective agency. >> i said, here's an opportunity to really do something different. why don't we do a still montage

rapper has ever won an oscar.win-win for everybody, including the audience. >> eye contact is really big with you. and i wish we were face to face in person. because i'd love to be able to look into your eyes and let you look into mine. can people fake that connectivity? in other words, if i read your book and i wanted to pitch brian grazier, i would be saying damn, i'll just look in his eyes. is there more to it than that? >> i think there is more to it than that. i'm glad that you asked. it's first of all, once you start doing this a lot with people, every day you practice it like a muscle, you start to read people's energy. when you read someone's energy, you either find their heart or reach their heart or you don't. and when you do that, you start to understand their intentionality. so can you fake it? yes. many people fake it in the world of business. they start asking a lot of questions, a lot of questions is -- usually faking it. i find what someone creates a calm set point where they're actually looking at

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. >> this is where an oscar race begins and people are already thinking about you for these things. >> i know. nobody even likes to say it. maybe we don't want to jinx it. >> the "hustlers" ladies got a real surprise when tom hanks crashed their "variety" photo shoot. >> the only thing i've heard about the movie is that it could use a little tom hanks in it. >> tom is actually in town for "a beautiful day in the neighborhood," his highly-anticipated turn as the beloved mr. rodgers. >> mr. rodgers doesn't want anything except for people to understand themselves in a world a little better. >> he led the crowd in a rendition of the theme song. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ >> but tom's favorite theme song? >> we did a ranking of the celebs who sang the e.t. theme song the most -- >> doo doo doo doo doo doo. where am i in the standings? >> you're number two. >> who's first? >> bruce willis. >> curse him. my nemesis. >> we used to have lyrics to it. we made up bad lyrics, maybe you've seen them around the office. >> yeah. ♪ here's the folks in