and alford says you gotta hand it to alford. he knows just how to say it right oh, but by salvaging all this wastepaper, we provide a substitute. and we will have sufficient supplies for both civilians, and military purposes. and the kid replies, military? there you go again, what does paper have to do with war weapons? and alford says, it's used to make parachute, wingtips, and other military objects. containers for shells, commie rations, and various other essential supplies are made from paper as well. the kid didn't know that. and alford says everybody can help. they can help bite using paper sparingly. and by collecting waste paper, you can sell it to a dealer, or a charitable organization like the red cross, or to your school. and the kid says okay, let me help right now. he takes a big pile out of alford's hands, and he carries himself. alford is very impressed he says i seem to have been very persuasive, and the kid says don't worry alfred, i will collect plenty of paper myself from now on. and help bob hitler on the nos

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alford chestnut were given a full pardon for their wrongful convictions in 1983.ve their amazing story of incarceration, survival, and freedom. bryn, it is impossible to imagine what these men went through and probably cold comfort to them and their families that they're going to be home for thanksgiving and they were arrested three decades ago on thanksgiving day. >> one of the mothers was like i haven't hugged my son for 20 years. she was crying as he walked out of the prison. three men accused of killing a 14-year-old inside a baltimore school, essentially the cops say their smoking gun, the three teenagers at the time, one of these kids had a georgetown university jacket. the smoking gun was one of these men had a similar jacket inside his home. the mother received a purchase of a jacket similar, there was no blood stains, no gunshot residue. now these men are growing up in jail. they have mentors. and chestnut files an information request to get information about his case and uncovers evidence that he is able to present to a baltimore state's attorney's offic

. >> kevin, every actor should be lucky enough to work with alford.ut i director, he was what fred and i both needed. he believed in no acting and he made no bones about it. that's what he said on the set, do it again when no acting. and fred and i started the film week apart from each other because we have several roles for several scenes were we were not together and both had the initial experience of saying don't act, what do you think we do. [laughter] but eventually we went on his journey and for both of us after all these years they were real breakthrough performances because you see the film and there's no acting involved, it is so quiet and mutated and touching and funny. >> the roles that you play with such a sinuous i've been struck by that, you wanted to know churchill for example, comes across in your performance as churchill into some extent you can get in your bloodstream. to the extent hereafter say g, i went home and i was still churchill, it was still clinging to me. >> i always leave it at the office. people are always intrigued by t