ramin: with adam driver and charlize theron. cynthia erivo and alfre woodard. and kristen stewart. ramin: welcome to variety studios "actors on actors." i'm ramin setoodeh. in this episode, we'll spotlight some of the most captivating movie performances of the year. adam driver and charlize thefln are known for playined, complicated characters that keep you guessing. in "marriage story" oscar nominee adam driver lends empathy to a portrait of a family man in the middle of a divorce.

. >> like hamilton's thighs are like adam driver?>> while this is called off in a feminist biography, if they had written a book versus size, we would all be up in arms. it's also a double standard it works both ways. i thought it was very strange, they were is a defensiveness around washington. there is zero interest in women. i didn't understand can we talk about lord, obama, clinton, as presidents were raised by single mothers who struggle. why are we talking about washington? he is the ultimate american story. his mother was born to an indentured servant. that is amazing. so why do we talk about that? nothing made sense to see addison as i checked what i do specialize at the same time we know it's a little number in a sentence mean. he checked the end know if the endnote keeps quoting a secondary source and a secondary source quotes another secondary source then it keeps happening you know something hinchey is going on. >> that takes us to the book proper and is divided into four sections, one dealing with washington's early life

. >> founding father size or adam driver? [laughter] >> here is the>> thing while ths is called often a feminist biography, if they had written about martha's size, i mean, we would all be up in arms. there's also the double standard. it works both ways and so i thought that was very strange. there's a defensiveness around washington. zero interest of women. we talk about ford, obama, lineon as -- clintons as presidents who were raised by singlee mothers. why aren't we talking about washington? why don't we talk about that? nothing made sense to me and as soon as i checked the primary sources, what i do specialize at the same time we all know what the little number, you know, in a sentence means. you check the end note. if the end quote keeps quoting a secondary source and that quotes a secondary source that keeps happening, you know something hankie is going on. >> that kind of takes us to why didn't the four sections, one dealing with washington's early life and i found the first part to be fascinating in part because you b

eddie stobart drivers are currently making 40000 deliveries every week. adamhis reason, to be able to keep the country going. this is the first time in my life something like this has ever happened and now is the best time to be a truck driver. usually, we start at four o'clock. delivering to stores at 6— seven o'clock. we went to tesco today. keeping supermarket stock across the country. these truck drivers carrying our everyday essentials. normally we get lots of traffic but now we don't, we need to get the country going. a simple message. . . get the country going. a simple message... it is just get the country going. a simple message... it isjust the same as every other day, come to work and do yourjob. people every other day, come to work and do your job. people can every other day, come to work and do yourjob. people can rely on us to get the food so they have got things. what does it feel like to know you have so much support. things. what does it feel like to know you have so much supportm gives you a sense of pride and well—being. gives you a sense of

store workers, bus operators, and delivery drivers are being called the unsung heroes of the coronavirus pandemic. for the cbsn roinloriginal seri "reverb," adaming a cashier about how they are staying safe. >> kind of brought my crazy bag to work with me. this is my cell phone. this is my drink, how i take it into work. this is basically kind of like my new purse. actually left the purse in the car, but this is all the stuff i want to bring to work when i come to work. >> reporter: sandy, who asked that her last name not be used or her employer, is one of a minority of grocery store employees that belongs to a union. >> some days where i've had severe anxiety. i almost felt like i couldn't breathe. i was literally counting the minutes until i could punch out and at least take it off and get some air. i mean health care workers and doctors and nurses is a much dangerous position. but sometimes i think they know what they're walking into. you know, they know they're walking into the room with a sick patient or potentially sick patient. in my profession, i have no idea what i'm walking into. i don't know if the customers are carriers or not carr

bus drivers are among the many key workers putting themselves at higher risk of exposure to coronavirus and tracey hopes her work towards the national effort to save lives can continue. adamr key workers can get to where they need to be. we have bobby now... i‘m not sure how much of the report you saw but there is obviously a concern amongst drivers, amongst those working in public transport, about their safety. what are you hearing? i‘m hearing on a daily basis about the concerns, i was going to say good morning to you and then i realised it may well be a good morning for you and i, but it‘s certainly not for the thousands of drivers who are facing this virus today. and the numerous drivers who are lying in intensive care beds awaiting their fate. i are lying in intensive care beds awaiting theirfate. i hear about this on an hourly, daily basis, seven days a week, it‘s a dreadful scenario. we have heard of a tragic death of 1a public transport workers. i wanted to check my notes because i don‘t want to get that wrong, and that includes nine bus drivers, and you are saying you know of numerous drivers who are in intensive care, how many is numerous? i'm sorry i'm not able