a conversation with amy adams and adam mckay about their film "vice."nd rica dawson shares her take on individuality. but first, it has been almost a year since kremlin intelligence rs tried to kill a russi defector in the british city of salisbury by poisoning him with nerve agent. that attack, and subsequent death of a british woman last summer from the nerve agent,sc ed away tourists and shoppers. as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports, british authorities and the town's people are working hard to get salisbury's economy back on track. >> reporter: at salisbury's twice weekly market,ively sales patter and cheap prices are irresistible lure. >> pound a punnet, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, seedless grape. pound a bowl. pound a punnet. >> reporter: stall holder shane gilkes is keen to consign the poisoning to history and projects an image of confidence and normality >> took three months to pick back up. but we're okay now. people are a bit more confident back out in the town, so here we are as you can see. >> rorter: these two officer fro

and you -- this is adam mckay's film "vice." >> the brilliant adam mckay. >> seth: brilliant adam mckay to play somebody living, you don't want to insult them. >> seth: sure. >> so if they're dead, it's like, "oh, well." [ laughter ] but when they're living, you want to, "hey, is this okay?" and he was very gracious and sent me his book to read and everything, so it was wonderful. >> seth: that's really exciting. and you also -- this is really cool. you're doing -- i guess you've already shot it. you're doing a tribute to aretha franklin. >> yes. >> seth: coming out march 10th, right? >> march 10th. march 10th. yeah, i'm hosting, it's really great. >> seth: that's great. >> that's why i couldn't do the oscars, i was busy. >> seth: right, well i'll get back to aretha -- you were at the oscars -- >> yeah. >> seth: and you presented, and you made light of the fact that you -- i think it was cinematography, which was going to be during the commercial break. you know, i will say for all the talk about how the oscars had trouble going into it, i thought it was a really good night. >> it was a

the oscar winning docu drama the big short about the two thousand and seven financial crisis now adam mckay is back shining a light on one of the most significant periods of all time is the funniest by the man around these are smart man around he does it through comedy and then through that you actually get incredible emotion from it you know it's a very moving film at first glance an international audience could be forgiven for dismissing this film as being too entrenched in u.s. politics but they'd be wrong by surprise cheney to some of the darkest moments in recent history and passionately that his actions still work is shaking around the world today you know it's the old cliche you know it unless you know history will repeat itself so hopefully it will have the facts in that way and vice is already making waves while it may not be in competition at the ballot nala has been nominated for eight oscars including best film director and. you're watching g.w. day is coming up next our documentary film chicago survival in the shadows the get you get all that is news and information around the

my lovely director, adam mckay. the actors, you know... laughter. who are always in the dark, just completely anonymous. these things don't happen. there's fantastic. thank you so much. cheering. free solo. three identical strangers. all of us just sat there are watching three separate lives becoming one. mcqueen. in these times you need to have a break to get away from everything and not to wink about, sort of, business and fashion shows. they shall not grow old. rbg. i ask no favour for my sex. all i ask of our brethren is that they ta ke i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our macs. —— necks. and the award goes to... free solo! wow. thank you, bafta. thank you to oui’ wow. thank you, bafta. thank you to our fellow nominees. it has just been an incredible year for non—fiction films and we are honoured to be part of it. thank you, alex arnold, for your... applause . where is alex? for inspiring us with your courage and demonstrating that anything is possible if you work really ha rd that anything is possible if you work really ha

and, to kick off our new arts," series "canve speak with actress amy adams and director adam mckay about film "vice." the dick cheney biopic is ynominated for eight acad awards. >> ihink there's a moment where lynne and dick almost become the same person. when you really go to that vice presidency, he's totally