my second gig was not with cate blanchett. >> it was actually with cate blanchett and isabelle hooperhave two lines in a very small australian film called "a few best men" and i spend the entire movie looking for sheep but i was so happy because i didn't have any money and so i thought this is great, i bought a laptop, i paid my rent so actually was my third job. it >> stephen: so your second gig -- i'm getting angrier. your second gig was "the great gatsby." did you audition down under ready to actually come to the united states for that? >> i came to the states. i had never been to america before, i had just -- i was 20 and i did a screen test in australia and i didn't -- it was my first screen test so i didn't know how to do it because we didn't do any film and tv train, it was very much a feeder school so i got very, very nervous and i remember the lovely reader was reading so, so fast and i thought is this what you do in film and tv coming up to talk so fast, anyways, i thought it was diabolical and then someone sent it to baz's people and the wonderful casting agent somehow fish

i'm sure we're not going to see cate blanchett. don't worry. e to do the red carpet, and cate is six people ahead of us. i had done a film "fingernails" that cate produced. we never met, but she makes eye contact with me, beelines to it my mother and i, and my mother starts sobbing. uncontrollably, for reasons i don't really understand. and so cate was really excited to me, but then really concerned for my mother. trying to fix it. and my mom was trying to explain that nothing is really wrong. it's just like your beauty and grace and presence that's making me sob. >> jimmy: maybe there is more yelling at the dinner table, she wouldn't be so emotional. >> exactly. it wouldn't have to come out with cate. >> jimmy: boiling. i saw your movie last night. it's real good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's called "the iron claw." and we'll a clip from that in a moment with jeremy allen white. we'll be right back. [ applause ] ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kiel live!are brought to you by miko, the smartest a.i. powered robot for kids. id arthr. with my psoriat

. >> i was it was my second job we had done it in sydney first with cate blanchett and isabelle huppertg a dash trying to put my backpack on, and run out the door and i sort of collide with meryl streep on the staircase. [ cheers ] so, she comes towards me and she's so incredibly kind she takes my hand, and she starts saying all these lovely things and at the same time, as her sort of saying these things to me, out comes cate and out comes isabelle from their respective dressing rooms. and so i'm standing there, and meryl streep is holding my hand up to her chest. and i'm just standing there with my hand, like this. [ laughter ] like -- so there is meryl streep, cate blanchett, isabelle huppert for five minutes, i just stood with my hand up on this angel person's chest and i did not move a muscle. [ laughter ] not a tendon >> jimmy: yeah, nothing. >> nothing i just -- and i was trying to have a conversation, like join in >> jimmy: yeah >> so i was just looking - >> jimmy: like that's -- yeah. >> "yeah ah, yeah." >> jimmy: okay, cool, yeah >> but just didn't move, right >> jimmy: you jus

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blockbuster bestsellers like the good german, which was made into a movie with george clooney and cate blanchett, he was also one of the most prior to the writing. he was one of the most powerful editing executives in the city. he ran houghton mifflin and other other big posts. and so i've always really valued his counsel. and i spoke to him, you know, over this period of friendship of ten years. and i had heard the name peter borland from from joe on numerous occasions. he always spoke highly of peter and from other circles. i'd heard the name as well. so i knew peter by reputation only. and when i had my agent said, you know, as you do these days with the email, you can blast the proposal to 30 people and then a number respond. and then you have meetings and things. my agent said, you know, peter borland did. s.a. is interest. i thought, oh my gosh. and i if my agent were here, he would swear to this. i said, look, if this is it, all things being even close to equal, i would love this to land with peter s.a. because it is my first go at nonfiction and i would like to have a really strong edito

blockbuster bestsellers like the good german, which was made into a movie with george clooney and cate blanchett, he was also one of the most prior to the writing. he was one of the most powerful editing executives in the city. he ran houghton mifflin and other other big posts. and so i've always really valued his counsel. and i spoke to him, you know, over this period of frieship of ten years. and i had heard the name peter borland from from joe on numerous occasions. he always spoke highly of peter and from other circles. i'd heard the name as well. so i knew peter by reputation only. and when i had my agent said, you know, as you do these days with the email, you can blast the proposal to 30 people and then a number respond. and then you have meetings and things. my agent said, you know, peter borland did. s.a. is interest. i thought, oh my gosh. and i if my agent were here, he would swear to this. i said, look, if this is it, all things being even close to equal, i would love this to land with peter s.a. because it is my first go at nonfiction and i would like to have a really strong editor

the awards were attended by climate advocates, hollywood star cate blanchett and former new zealand primecarpet, not a red carpet but it looks like the red carpet to me. we will have a full report later. here's carol. in the studio on a wednesday. lovely to see you. the weather is not quite so lovely. what we have is some rain. the rain is heavy in places. pushing eastward through the course of the day, behind it looking at sunshine. and some showers. we have coastal gales. you can see the rain marching in. moving over towards the east and behind it some showers. it will continue through the day. the rain clearing the far south—east later. coastal gales especially in western scotland, the irish sea, south—western approaches and english channel. the rain lingering in the far south—east. showers coming in behind and some could be wintry, down to 600 metres in the scottish highlands. some could be heavy enough for a touch of hail. there will be clear skies around. showers knocking around. also some clear skies. windy across the south and south—west. temperatures falling away in parts of scot

. >> reporter: today's awards brought by a star studded lineup including cate blanchett, and band onerter: each winner receives a grant of one million pounds, about $1.2 million for their innovations and projects now, big dreams and big ambitions on display at this year's awards. you see prince william's smile these awards are so important to him. i was sad kate was not on the green carpet, but you can watch the awards on pbs this morning. >>> coming up on "popstart," "the love actually" debate as that film turns 20 it's not a debate about whether that's a christmas movie, it's a debate about the cue card scene. do you know that scene, uncle al >> so good. >> we'll explain it. but, first, a quick check of your local news and weather. >> al, that's the best movie ever. >> i haven't seen it ever. >> you'll see it now and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the ones that are being entertained. time goes faster wh

and we have cate blanchett wearing a stella mccartney sustainably sourced suit .tux that we've seen him wearing an event like this. so kind of practising what they preach , if you like it. preach, if you like it. >> exactly . yes. william >> exactly. yes. william recycled his alexander mcqueen blazer that he wore for the earthshot prize two years ago in 2021. so that was the whole theme running through was this theme running through was this theme of recycled , all theme of recycled, all renewable, renewable . and that renewable, renewable. and that was what he was very keen to stress. and he did preach. he did this is something that prince william is so utterly passionate about and devoted to this cause, as he says , it's now this cause, as he says, it's now too visible to be ignored. and so he he really wanted this to resonate with people and also show that he stands by what he he purports to deliver. he travelled by commercial plane. and like his brother, prince harry, who who flew on a private jet to go and see katy perry in concert the other night. so and har

so i'm told he flew commercially and all the a—list stars who are joining him, including cate blanchett some of the crocodile hunter, robert innin as well, and some others. they all flew commercially . so that's one commercially. so that's one thing. we weren't. right. okay >> fair enough. >> fair enough. >> second thing is the earthshot prize ceremony has a lot of trees that have been i'm trees that have been used. i'm told going told they're going to be replanted and some replanted, try and offset some of carbon footprint . and of that carbon footprint. and there also be other there will also be other initiatives. i suppose the 15 different finalists that will be solutions which will be scaled up theory will help offset up in theory will help offset the of flying everyone to the cost of flying everyone to singapore , the environmental singapore, the environmental costs. but i'm also told by speaking to people within kensington palace because they're very aware that clearly he's to criticised for he's going to be criticised for flying miles across flying thousands of miles across the a

crocodile hunter, robert innin, and actors hannah and hollywood actors hannah waddingham and cate blanchett gloom. some of this years doom and gloom. some of this year's earthshot finalists have told gb news how the royal family can help persuade the global community to act. >> the current king charles has always been a big environmental list, and i think that had probably a fairly profound influence on prince william to start this prize and for the global community, that's important . important. >> i was really surprised about the level of information and depth that he had in tyre pollution in particular. so he was very, very much on board with what we were doing and understood the science behind it as well. >> the earthshot prize award ceremony takes place on tuesday . ceremony takes place on tuesday. may celebrating creativity and innovation from around the world. cameron walker . gb news. world. cameron walker. gb news. >> well, good luck to prince william. i think he's doing a fab job. 746 joining us now to go through some of the day's headlines, broadcaster clem dunne and writer and j