you can catch her in the new film "anna karenina," also starring jude law. a conversation with keira knightley coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome keira knightley to this program. this friday you can catcher in the film adaptation of the classic "anna karenina." hear a sampling of her other work. >> had not your pride heard by my honesty and your scruples. do expect to rejoice in the inferiority of your circumstances? >> and those are the words of a gentleman? your arrogance and his seat, your disdain for the feelings of others made me realize i was -- you were the last man in the world i could be prevailed upon to marry. >>

great to have you back. >> where do you put anna karenina as a great novel?ll, everybody, it is in everybody's top three or four, it is not where i put it. it is the most wonderful book. i didn't mean to imply i put it in the top 200. i really do think it is one of the dozen great novels. >> rose: because it is a great love story. >> it has everything. >> rose: the history of russia. >> it is actually got at least two-love stories in it. it has a lot about russia as a society, as a political entity, and of course we read the translation and there are several of those now current. but it is the most wonderful control of many events, many characters and the energy in the book is deployed with genius. >> rose: you are not unaware to use the double negatives other have before have adapted it to movies and plays, what is the challenge for you? how did you approach this? >> well, in fact, there have been, as you know, a dozen anna kareninas, probably. my approach was to just see what was for me central, which was love in infinite variety but certainly several manif

this friday you can catcher in the film adaptation of the classic "anna karenina." hear a sampling of her other work. >> had not your pride heard by my honesty and your scruples. do expect to rejoice in the inferiority of your circumstances? >> and those are the words of a gentleman? your arrogance and his seat, your disdain for the feelings of others made me realize i was -- you were the last man in the world i could be prevailed upon to marry. >> do you know what i am talking about? you knew before i did. >> where are you crying? >> don't you know? >> freedom and moderation. >> precisely. >> surely you are full the best intentions. i would not spend my vote on so vague a statement. one is either free or what is not. the freedom concept is an absolute. one cannot be moderately dad or moderately loved or moderately free. it must be a matter of the either-or. >> i do not waste my time on the wrong person. i will not waste my parents time introducing them to some future stranger. and this ridiculous questions. it is liberating, that is what it is. >> maybe you have no

. >> rose: and british actress keira knightley inhabits her latest tragic her win on anna karenina. >> doing pride & prejudice was frightening because that is the character people love some of and women want to be that anna is not that kind of a creature. she's a sort of very difficult jewel like creature but she's not somebody that people want to be. so from that kind of perspective it wasn't as terrifying as making on something like elizabeth bennett. but it was definitely challenging. she is a very odd one. >> rose: bezos and knightley when we continue. funding for charlry rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. dns-- jeff bezos is here, the c.e.o. of amazon.com. he founded the company in 1994 out of his garage as an on-line bookseller. today it is a 100 billion dollar empire and the world's largest e-commerce retailer. this week fortune named him as 2012 businessperson of the year. the magazine writes that he is the ultimate disrupter. bezos has upended the book industry and displaced

and her film "anna karenina" based on the tolstoy classic. thursday and friday night, a two-part conversation. you do not want to miss this, sally field portrays mary todd lincoln in the new steven spielberg film. we continue our look at the fallout from this year's presidential election with frank rich, the former ku near times writer. his piece in the magazine this week is called "fighting sea- fantasyland." he joins us tonight from new york. good to have you back on this program. >> great to be with you as always. thank you. tavis: i would want to start with the news of the day. there is so much news. congress is back in session for this lame duck session as it were. clearly, the top of the agenda for them and i suspect for the nation is how they keep the country from going over what has been referred to as the fiscal cliff. a lot easier to say then sequestration trade your thoughts on how serious both sides have to be or if in fact will be in coming to some grand bargain, some solution. these days following the election. >> they will be f

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. >> anna karenina. this is the 12th adaptation of the book by tolstoy, the 12th.his is 19th century russia. russia. it's love story. it's great story but what the director has done is he is telling it like a stage play. the majority of the film is shot on an actual stage so. when you are watching it and we have this cool clip here, i'll show you shortly. it is shot just like -- you have the video. look at the camera there. watch the set pieces being moved into frame. that is actually how the movie looks in front of the camera. there are people just moving set pieces and then here comes jude law. he will sit down at that table. >> do you like that? >> it is distracting. >> to quote a song, it's beautiful disaster it is a film that looks gorgeous but it takes away from the story. you focus too much on the process as opposed to engaging in the performance. i think it's film you can watch visually but i had a hard time connecting to the characters. i think it's good matinee with a lot of oscar buzz for it right now. >> that is what i was wondering. >> jude law is fant

also opening, anna karenina along with lincoln and fargo gaining oscar talk. a small gem "silver linings playbook." it's moonstruck for 2012. >> soudns good. hard to pick. >> coming next an abc 7 news at 5, a link between a sickness in pregnant women and boxes of. >> this house in fredericksburg means so much to a veteran who suffered severe inj >> 7 is on your side with a new clue about the blanks of autism. children of mothers who had influenza were twice as likely to have an autism-effective disorder. those whose mother had a fever that lasted more than a week or three times as likely. >> it wounded warrior is getting a new home to deal with the challenges he is now facing. >> jeff goldberg takes us to fredericksburg for this soldiers welcome home. >> the arrival had hit all the makings of a hero's welcome, does not according to john. >> i do not think i'm a hero. >> 27-year-old marine sergeant peck suffered a head injury after an explosion in iraq only to return to the battlefield in afghanistan where another blast took his arms and legs. the true heroes,

tolstoy's love triangle, "anna karenina" stars ki s keira knig.on a role like this? it's been done by such classics? greta garbo, vivian lee. >> i just said, sign me up. >> when i read the book, i was dreaming about it while reading it. your take on it in film is a little different than my memory of reading the book. >> you see, i read it when i was about 19. and i remembered her being almost saintly, you know? and the victim. and then, i reread it last year. and suddenly went, oh. this is a lot darker and much stranger than i remember it being. >> and you certainly play her in a much darker way. you say, you think actually that tolstoy at times really disliked anna karenina. >> you have to think, whether she's the heroine or anti-heroine. she can be vicious and cruel. that's kind of what was interesting about her. she has all the assets to her character. >> i remember reading the book and thinking, how tragic it was she had to choose between her children and the love of her life. and yet, the way you play her in the movie, i almost couldn't forgi

. >>> a new adaptation of the classic novel anna karenina. it is already generating oscar buzz for its two stars. >> kevin mccarthy talked to keira knighty. >> if this forey were to take place today with today's technology, how differently would it go down. >> i think she would be caught quicker. there would be a picture of her snogging someone that she shouldn't be. >> joe make everything look cooler. if you could have him direct an aspect. your life, what would it be? >> i really do want like doing the dishes and my dishwasher which i recently got fixed, its abroken again. >> what? >> i have to get a new dishwasher which i haven't got yet. i think i would get him to making to the dishes look like a beautifullent resting thing utah whole idea of the fact, you know, the moral decision to be with aaron john sop's character and the fact that you are already married but you find your true love. when are morals allowed to be thrown out the window in certain swayings? what do you do? >> i think that it is a question of emotion more than it is mora

. >>> in limited resales today -- is anna karenina starring kerria night lee and jude law.t's a visual spectacle that breathes new life into the film. however the reviewer says after the stunning scenery the chemistry is lacking. how can you lack chemistry with jude law? it praises his performance as the husband. >>> and steven steelberg biopic "lincoln" opens nationwide today. and virginia tourism office hopes to capitalize. the tour and website lead visitors to dozens of sites when film took place around richmond and petersburg. virginia has been the setting for other historical filming like the highly acclaimed tv series on john adams, really, really good. >>> and if you just can't get enough james bond, there's a special exhibit opening later this morning at the international spy museum. it's called exquisitely evil 50 years of bond villains, javier bardem is getting rave reviews for his performance in the new bond film "skyfall." and the display includes more than 100 artifacts and videos showing how bond villains have changed over the 50 years of the franchise. and yo