in this film, they have bill nighy and gemma arterton.o make authenticity and optimism shine out to boost morale through the war. happy news wasn't enough. stiff upper lip, chocks away for their finest, directed by denmark's lone scherfig. this goes back to the 1940s, gemma arterton making her way as a script girl, directing slop dialogue, the romantic dialogue in movies. here she is, elbowing her way and finding her voice on the set. even taking on bill nighy, who plays a washed—up actor, ambrose hillyard. an example, a mention of the clever code. i may say that would be the first clever thing that she's done in her life! laughter. just a dash of humour and further along... excuse me... certainly. no, no... it's the caption at the end is going to be "he's not listening "but the enemy might be". it's a joke for women who never think that their husbands pay attention. if you start answering, the caption would make sense. i wrote it. the scenario? i will be in my dressing room, if anyone needs me... gemma arterton revealed on the one show r

it is funny, witty and elegant, as you would expect from people like bill nighy, but the spectre of deathmb nighy, but the spectre of death is neverfar away. a bomb drop nighy, but the spectre of death is never far away. a bomb drop away. the rubble of london. there is a mix of romance and the making of a movie, like rules don't apply earlier, there is that madness of making movies which hangs this together. it's interesting, movies provide shape and structure, and an ending where life at that time was full of mess and never did. that is why people loved movies back then. 30 million people per week went to the movies. it was the revival for the movies. it was the revival for the british people, after a demise beforehand? it would be great if this can get an audience of 30 million in the opening weekend, i don't think it will but this film is bree witty, charming and elegantly done. a very good performance from gemma arterton and neatly tied up by the director, lone scherfig, with a good amount of skill. people would think it is a women's picture but it has depth and elegance, and i love t

tonight -- kristen bell -- star of "their finest," actor bill nighy -- music from aquilo -- featuringhe 8g band with charlie benante. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [cheers and applause] all right, in that case, let's get to the news. former trump campaign manager paul manafort is being accused of laundering money from the political party of ukraine's former president. "guilty!" said his face. [ laughter ] president trump met with a congressional black caucus today. and before the meeting, jeff sessions picked up the phone and dialed 9-1, just in case. [ laughter ] supreme court nominee neil gorsuch faced another round of questioning today during his confirmation hearing. also facing another round? trump! [ light laughter ] according to a new report -- according to a new report, the average health insurance deductible is projected to be over $1500 higher under the republican plan to replace obamacare. and the only way that's good news is if hearing it gave you a h

in this film, they have bill nighy and gemma arterton.ppy news wasn't enough. stiff upper lip, chocks away for their finest, directed by denmark's lone scherfig. this goes back to the 1940s, gemma arterton making her way as a script girl, directing slop dialogue, the romantic dialogue in movies. here she is, elbowing her way and finding her voice on the set. even taking on bill nighy, who plays a washed—up actor, ambrose hillyard. an example, a mention of the clever code. i may say that would be the first clever thing that she's done in her life! laughter. just a dash of humour and further along... excuse me... certainly. no, no... it's the caption at the end is going to be "he's not listening but the enemy might be". it's a joke for women who never think that their husbands pay attention. if you start answering, the caption would make sense. i wrote it. the scenario? i will be in my dressing room, if anyone needs me... gemma arterton revealed on the one show recently that she used alexjones's accent as a model for that? there is a presen

in this film, they have bill nighy and gemma arterton.ay for their finest, directed by denmark's lone scherfig. this goes back to the 19a0s, gemma arterton making her way as a script girl, directing "slop dialogue", the romantic dialogue in movies. here she is, elbowing her way and finding her voice on the set. even taking on bill nighy, who plays a washed—up actor, ambrose hillyard. an example, a mention of the clever code. i might say that would be the first clever thing that april's done in her life! laughter. just a dash of humour and further along... excuse me... certainly. no, no... it's the caption at the end is going to be "he's not listening but the enemy might be". it's a joke for women who never think that their husbands never pay attention. if you start answering, the caption would make sense. i wrote it. the scenario? i will be in my dressing room, if anyone needs me... gemma arterton revealed on the one show recently that she used alexjones's accent as the model for that? there is a presenting gig for her if the oscars are n

even before that he had hired bill nighy nunne junior, and he simply asked him one day why he never cameou don't pay enough attention to black colleges. so he not only started paying attention to them, he hired bill as a scout and his scouting was a factor in the pittsburgh teams who dominated in the 1970s in the nfl. britain'sjenson button looks set to replace fernando alonso for the monaco grand prix in may. alonso will miss the race to take part in the indianapolis 500, and he has the full support of his team mclaren and their engine supplier honda. button retired from formula one at the end of last season but the 2009 world champion still under contract with mclaren as a reserve driver, and is the most obvious replacement for alonso for a one—off race. i think it is good for formula one, to this big market in north america that we have been pursuing for many yea rs. that we have been pursuing for many years. i think it is good to go there now and show respect for the indie car series both for indie i guess to have some formula one drivers in the competition, and same for mclaren and

and wartime london's rubble provides the setting for gemma arterton and bill nighy in their finest, asopaganda movies. we begin with rules don't apply. warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco. it has been 16 years since he wrote and directed... this was meant to be his big return. as he gets older is he getting better? this is a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is old hollywood where he started out in as an actor. you can imagine him coming into town like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss—like howard

and will gemma arterton and bill nighy be ‘at their finest‘? will give his verdict in the film review. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. conservative and labour politicians are on the general election trail on the first weekend of the campaign. jeremy corbyn was in cheshire, where he said the party wanted to make the tax system fairer by getting the very wealthy and what he called ‘corporates‘ to pay more. theresa may was in the west midlands. she said the country was facing the most important election in her lifetime — and insisted the conservatives were a "lower tax party". there's been speculation they may raise taxes if they win the general election. our political correspondent leila nathoojoins me. i suppose the latest is thejeremy corbyn has been speaking again today, this time in crewe. what did he have to say? he's been on a whistle stop tour of the north west rallying his troops. he is appealing to labour's half a million members to labour's half a million members to get out the message of the campaign, which he said his hope, eq

and will gemma arterton and bill nighy be at their finest?ason solomons will give his verdict in the film review. it's 5pm, our top story: french media say the man behind the gun attack in paris last night had served a lengthyjail term for attempting to kill three men, including two police officers, in 2001. live now to paris and my colleague christian fraser. good evening welcome to paris. there are just six hours of this campaign left before the first round vote on sunday. but the day dominated by events last night on the champs elysee. and questions already being asked about why this particular attacker was not on a police watch list. he had served 1a years in prison for the attempted murder of three policemen and had been in touch with fighters from so—called islamic state since his release. karim cheurfi was shot dead on the champs elysee last night. the work ongoing is to find out who he had been in contact with, in the days and hours before the attack. we are waiting for an update from the paris prosecutor. we will take you straight to

tonight -- kristen bell -- star of "their finest," actor bill nighy -- music from aquilo -- featuringt case, let's get to the news. former trump campaign manager paul manafort is being accused of laundering money from the political party of ukraine's former president. "guilty!" said his face. [ laughter ]