on november 1, 1997, at the tokyo international film festival , the premiere of james cameron's titanicmost successful film in the history of cinema, took place. he has already earned more than $2 billion and continues to collect cash. this is a story about a legendary liner that sank after colliding with an iceberg and a touching love story between a poor young artist and a rich heiress. they were played by leonardo di cacaprio and kate winslet. cameron studied everything related to the titanic. i got his drawings, which were considered lost. went down to the wreckage of the ship to the bottom of the atlantic in the russian boatscaphes mir-1 and mir 2. the titanic made a technical revolution. the film was shot with dolby sound. the film was allowed to be shown only in cinemas with such equipment; as a result, thousands of cinema halls around the world were modernized. titanic received fourteen academy award nominations. the film received 11 of them. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to understand the world. movies, watch, watch, in the app or on the website. mali, bur

>> stephen: you have made james cameron's life more than once. >> he got the sky wrong over the sinking in the back of the thing. if that had been matt damon from the martian instead of leonardo dicaprio, matt damon would have built an outdoor board motor from the pieces of the ship and everybody would have been saved because he used science. the martian is an excellent film. we mention the ship is rocking and they leave him for dead because if they don't take off, everybody dies, but on mars the air is 1% the density of earth's air. even fast-moving air would be like a gentle breeze. nothing would have been rocking. i told this to andy weir and he said you have to give me one. he did so much right i gave him a hall pass on that. the movie with the most errors ever, it is armageddon. it violates more laws of physics per minute then any other movie ever, until a year ago, over covid, i saw moon fall. >> stephen: moon fall, that is the moon is hollow. >> there is a moon creature inside and the astronauts knew about the moon creature and the moon is getting closer to earth and everybody is

>> we need to call james cameron of because the only full of how this goes, skynet double reference tohim on. >> every one of the case involved his acting work. [laughter] >> it's literally skynet you are talking about. [laughter] >> different table. >> i was just on twitter before this, i'm rooting for ai. >> i am from a two this is we know the happened to live in america, has to do with the casino to strip of racial but outside magazine, we know was modern boomtown with able publicly and in the mountain mind. have they been to reno but i've been to? johnny cash shot amanda to watch him die. [laughter] is got to be a happier place than reno, right? i'll jump in with you, renowned world traveler. >> did you medially come to me after a certain level? >> that was the most awkward. one of the rare ones that looks better with the likes of. >> thank you so much could go on. >> what is the hope with reit reno? if you been there, is there something in the mess? >> absolutely not. no but i work there but who voted that? >> i'll tell you, this is why you know it's a scam. it's called outside on

how do they respond to this and what does james cameron think about this idea?f the titan at the site of the titanic will not remain without hollywood adaptation, it was obvious from the very beginning. but the speed with which they decided to do this amazed even experienced filmmakers. the authors of the film decided not to wait for the first anniversary of the tragedy, nor for the end of the official investigation. just recently we heard this whole story on the news. on june 18, the deep-sea submersible titan set off for the wreck of the titanic, but 105 minutes after the start of the dive , communication stopped. 4 days later its wreckage was discovered, it turned out that the botiscaphe hull was not... pressure all five the people on board died instantly. their names add cinematic weight to this story. the fateful one-way tickets were bought for a quarter of a million dollars by the richest people on the planet. among them is british billionaire hamish harding, for whom expensive extreme adventures are a long-time hobby. for example, he sank to the bottom of

>> stephen: you have made james cameron's life hell. >> neil: got the wrong sky over the sinking titanicad the wrong sky over rosa she is looking with her dead boyfriend. back in the thing. i am thinking you know, if that had been matt damon from "immersion" instead of leonardo dicaprio, matt damon would've built an outdoor board motor from the pieces of the ship and everybody would have been saved because he used science. so now. the martian is an excellent film. we mentioned that the ship is rocking and they leave him for dead because if they don't take off, everybody dies. but on mars the air is 1% the density of earth's air. so even fast-moving error would be like "whistling] i told this to andy. he did so much else right that i give him a pass. i would say the movie with the most errors ever, it is armageddon. it violates more laws of physics per minute than any other movie ever until... a year ago over covid, i saw "moon fall." >> stephen: "moon fall" tha that's... >> neil: the moon is hollow. there is a moon creature inside and the astronauts knew about the moon creature apparentl

we watch it and it is like james cameron good.crying. my dad's like next to me. what the [ bleep ]! my sisters are like we caught santa? and my daughter is like dad, we need to tell the news. baby, we can't. think of all the jewish kids that can't have hanukkah anymore. it's so sad. mommy, we're so sorry, we're so sorry. they hug her. leanne is what did i do? you got away with one today, leanne. my dad goes what was that? i said is it good? is it good? i'm 70 years old. i believe in santa. are you kidding me? buddy, i think you just messed up your kids. no, dad, that's how you get them to believe. there are 12-year-olds who don't believe in jesus. what are you trying -- you got to tell them. not today. >> jimmy: it's a job well done, i think. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: tell me about this. you have a cruise coming up. >>ie. >> jimmy: and when i say you have a cruise, it's the bert kreischer cruise. >> bert kreischer cruise. i've wanted to do this for a very long time since i found out kid rock did it. i love cruises. i'm a typi

david cameron corporatism that we've all got very bored of . very bored of. >> james i mean, you look that nigel farage is a true conservative and represents what conservatism is. >> it would have been a huge win for me a couple of years ago to try and connect nigel farage and the conservative party so clearly together it would have been damaging the been so damaging for the conservative party. it shows conservative party. but it shows you how far we've gone, how you just how far we've gone, how the depths to which we've plummeted as country. when you plummeted as a country. when you see nigel farage is a true see that nigel farage is a true conservative and that represents conservatism, i know conservatives who would be absolutely gobsmacked by that claim. however, for me, to be honest with you , and i couldn't honest with you, and i couldn't think of a better thing to happen to the tory party because electorally it would be an absolute disaster for them . as absolute disaster for them. as we've learned the labour we've learned in the labour party ourselves winning party ourselves, w

james. the floor is yours . what do you say to is yours. what do you say to what jeremy hunt is saying today to the tory conference? >> we've seen this whole politics before in the cameroneople. and the result is that you have people put through horrible kafkaesque processes trying to access. they're entitled patients. you see the rise of excess debt, people who are disabled being classed as able for work. and really what we should be seeing is the government running a hot labour market. so that wages can rise so that we can have full employment and that would be a way to deal with the cost of living crisis. this is an attempt to shift the blame from the economic failures that we have for the government onto a small group of people who are unfortunate enough to be out of work . work. >> is it a small group of people? james as the treasury is saying, there's at least 100,000 people they've identified who are actively not seeking any work at all. if that's the case, they shouldn't get the same benefit , should they, as those benefit, should they, as those people who are genuinely trying to get a job and genuinely are off work, perhaps because of sickness or other issues?

you know, james cameron, the director of this the beautiful legendary film titanic, did not want any ser james horner wanted a song in the film, he had instrumental sketches of various melodies, and he... persuaded silendion to make only one recording of this melody, she did not very willingly agree , of course, when he showed the recording to the director, james comeron, he said: “yes, it will be in the film, that’s how it all happened, another masterpiece that seems to me, firstly, everyone loves it, everyone knows it, and it seems to me through year it will become absolute." i don’t know about you, but i’m a person who still saw the era of the soviet union. and grew up on our domestic cinema, i love it very much, i watch it with great pleasure, listen to music, and of course, today we can’t help but share this wonderful page in the history of our belarusian people, in the end, i think that more than one generation of people who are with us today grew up on these films, on this music, so i suggest, so, i invite you to the wonderful music from soviet films. well, now the music is abo