billy bob thornton and tina fey. there you familiar with term forward -- 4-10-4? they are four's when they ship out, they are tens here, and you are a four when you get back home. tina: are you saying i am a four? charlie: -- >> you are wearing an orange backpack. i have seen people make bad decisions and here. you will not distract my men. >> you are not -- >> you are not here to perform any type of jobs on my marines. clear copy, ms. baker? >> copy. >> captain stern will see to it that you get a wet hooch. >> what? >> it is a tent with a shower, unless you prefer a dry hooch. [laughter] charlie: what does it say about film?his robert: i was want to make this is abouthis movie people following the policy decisions, whether that is a decision made by a media company or politicians or what have you. it is not a movie about big statements. it is about individuals and whether these experiences make a stronger or not. charlie: is writing film different from what you have been doing most of your life? robert: it is, yeah. it is a much more solitary endeavor, which is t

billy bob thornton playing a general. and martin freeman playing a photographer.bbie plays an idol. you're a 10., >> that was generous, by the way, having just seen her at the oscars. like a 20! 18 to 20. >> did you watch "m.a.s.h." when you were writing this? >> i did. i watched "m.a.s.h.." "catch-22",d reread looking for permission to do the movie that lorne is talking about. kim's book obviously gave a lot okay,t freedom to say, these are people living in unusual circumstances. sometimes dire circumstances but funny things still happen and they still say funny things. kind ofially in that circumstance. everything else is different. get the tonent to right. you want the people who lived it to like the movie and say, was.s the way it and, you know, i think -- >> have you heard from people who lived it? >> kim, yeah. >> we had a bunch of -- >> kim's friends. screening ad a couple weeks ago, maybe last week. >> does kim, in your case kim get addicted to war? >> yeah. >> does she find all this so much better than whatever she doing as a copy writer or producer? >> w

billy bob thornton and tina fey. >> are you familiar with the term 4-10-4? it refers to women who are four 's back home, and they become 10 when they ship out, and you are a four when you get back home. tina: are you saying i am a four? >> you are wearing an orange backpack. i have seen people with actual experience make bad decisions here. while you are outside the wire with my men, you will in no way distract them, understood? >> are you asking me not to sleep with your soldiers? >> not soldiers, marines. you're not here to perform jobs of any type with my marines clear copy, ms. baker? , >> copy. out as, we will get you soon as we find a ride. in the meantime captain stern , will see to it that you get a wet hooch. >> what? >> it is a tent with a shower, unless you prefer a dry hooch. >> i would not, sir. charlie: what does it say about war, this film? robert: i always wanted to make sure this is a movie about people following the policy decisions, whether that is a decision made by a media company or politicians or what have you. , it is not a movie abou

billy bob thornton playing the general in the movie, martin freeman playing a scottish photographer. margo robie plays an idol. >> rose: she is 15 and you're ten. >> that is generous, by the way, having just seen her at the oscars. it's like 20. >> maybe 18. >> 18 to 20. >> rose: did you watch mash when were you my age. >> you know, it's funny. i did. i watched mash. i wamped and reread catch 22 lz. >> rose: looking for rhythm? >> looking for permission to do the kind of movie that lorne is talking about. kim's book obviously gave a lot of that freedom to say okay, these are people living in unusual circumstances and sometimes dire circumstances but funny things still happen. they still say funny things. >> rose: especially in that kind of circumstances. >> i would think. >> rose: parties are different, everything else is different. >> you want the tone right. you want the people who lived it to like the movie and say that's the way it was. and you know, and i think-- . >> rose: have you heard from people who lived it, kim, for example. >> kim, yeah. kim's friends. >> and we had a sc

. >> reporter: all of the names have been fictionalized but big names like billy bob thornton helped bring the pages of the book to life. >> miss baker, thinks annex stream environment. >> a lot of the stuff people will ask me you were so close to death, running toward explosions, what were you thinking? i have to say i was actually running away from any explosions and i never came that close to one personally. it is hollywood. but they did a great job with the the narrative work and staying true with what i feel like my story was over there. >> reporter: that was job of co director john ricka and glenn vick cara, the job for tina was to become a reporter. her performance garnered rave reviews from kim and they are tight now. >> we are not going foremani's pedi's but is there always hope. >> first licensed female driver hits the road... >> ♪ >> yeah, a lot to smile b people are talking about this film. a anxious to see how it does on monday. >> always to have bust on female drivers. >> shaking my head. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 shocking allegations agains