but then again, christopher nolan is not your average film—maker.he world... ..and rewrite all the rules. the british director is known for features like inception and the dark knight trilogy. when gotham is ashes, you have my permission to die. films that combine big spectacle with an intelligence lacking from many studio films. he's one of the few directors whose name can be used to market a movie. and for 0ppenheimer, he attracted a huge supporting cast, including matt damon and emily blunt. the story itself is fascinating. oppenheimer's life is fascinating, but he manages to make it genre—bending by where he moves in time and what he reveals as he goes. have a 12—month head start... 18. how could you possibly know that? he's able to kind of capture the vastness of ideas . that are really profound, he loves the audience, gives so much credit . to the audience to keep up and be able to metabolise these big ideas. _ it's happening, isn't it? however, much of the film rests on the shoulders of irish actor cillian murphy. what i was looking to him fo

last summer witnessed the release of christopher nolan's oppenheimer, arguably most elaborate and most costly cinematic exploration of the academic vocation. just prior to the release of the first trailer for that film in december 2020 to the united states department, energy issued an order vacating. the 1954 atomic energy commission decision in the matter of j. robert oppenheimer. the decision that resulted in oppenheimer being stripped of his security clearance. our panelists will grapple the status of oppenheimer's legacy in the wake of that order. the release of the film and the nature, the relationship, the scientific community shares with the federal government. our panel this evening includes three distinguished guests who, in their own ways are arguably better situated than anyone to come to grapple with those questions. first, kai bird is the director of the leon levy center for biography at the city university of new york's graduate center. the author of numerous books burden his coauthor, martin j. sherwin, won the pulitzer prize for biography in 2006 for american prometheus

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greta gerwig's barbie leads the pack of nominees followed closely christopher nolan's oppenheimer. >>om the department. 100 kids were paired up with the sheriff deputies, chp officer or u.s. marine and the kids were each given $200 to pick out whatever they want the sheriff spoke about what this event means to her. >> today i have a shopper who lost her mom. domestic violence. for me, helping her and helping her little brother, put a smile on their face. but they also leave a lasting impression. >> a lot of smiles for sure. and the party wasn't over when the shopping was all done. all the participants sticked around for gift wrapping and pizza. >>> you can access nbc bay area news any time you want on ruko and other streams platforms, 24/7. you can watch breaking news, repeats of our newscast. >>> we are back in two minutes. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team for every need, every area. they t

the indigenous population of america in the twenties of the last century , the blockbuster by christopher nolan weapons, open gamer, which became the highest-grossing action film in history, ranks second in the rating, third, the rating has been compiled by the cinema channel for the fourth year in a row. our only hope is all industrial. the power of america's innovative technologies is collected here in a secret laboratory. no one will leave until we're done. at the top of the absolute top fantasy films from the fan film channel, the third part of the james gun franchise, guardians galaxies. almost the only successful superhero film this year earned more than $800 million at the box office. we were away for a long time, but whatever happened next. the galaxy still needs guardians. in second place is another franchise - the hunger games. more precisely, i made it up with the subtitle “the balad of snakes and songbirds.” the action takes place 64 years before the events of the original film with jennifer lawrence. third place goes to the poor unfortunates, winner of the venice film festival. dir

about the blockbuster by christopher nolan, about one of the fathers of atomic weapons, open gamer, whichhird. the rating has been compiled by the cinema channel for the fourth year in a row. our only hope, all the industrial power and innovative technology of america are collected here in a secret laboratory. no one will leave until we're done. at the top of the absolute top fantasy films from the fan film channel, the third part of the james franchise ghana, guardians of the galaxy. almost the only successful superhero film this year earned more than $800 million at the box office. we've been away for a long time, but no matter what happens next, the galaxy still needs guardians. there is another franchise in second place. the action takes place 64 years before the events of the original film with jennifer lorens, third place for the poor unfortunates, winner of the venice film festival. the director was yorgos lanthimos, whose film the lobster in 2015 was awarded the Žurikansky screening and was nominated at the oscars in 2017. the absolute top horror movie was headed by sam raimi's re

screen, you know, i also found that this year, perhaps with barbie and greta gerwig'5 vision or christopher nolanmake that kind of a film nowaday5 where your vision doe5 prevail? the key there is the support from the financing. in the case of apple, for example, once i gave them the idea of how we wanted to approach the story and what we wanted to do, they were open to me exploring every aspect. i kept changing it as we went along, and i kept adding more and more of the rituals and the cultural aspects of the 05age. i never felt that there were people looking over my shoulder. you could say, well, it's because of who you are. yeah, but i'm 80 years old now. all right. so now i was able to make a picture with nobody looking over my shoulder, in a sense. if they were, they were very quiet. so that they were always supporting to get what i wanted, you know, on screen. let me ask you, you mentioned getting older. i mean, actually, i'm only ten years behind you. i'm 70. oh, my... i remember you when you had no weight in the moustache. white in the moustache. 0k, well, yeah, that's true. look at this.

and you look in the tabloids, mrwayne... ..christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmineen a christmas tv staple... where are you going, little brown mouse? ..as the voice of the fox in the gruffalo. come and have lunch in my underground house. he once summed up his profession by saying, "all good actors are easy to work with. "it's the ones that aren't very good who tend "to be very difficult." tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. the british actor tom wilkinson, who has died at the age of 75. it's been one year since the death of brazilian football legend pele. to commemorate the first anniversary of his passing, brazil's famous christ the redeemer statue has been given a temporary makeover, wearing a number 10 brazil football shirt in honour of pele, who died last year of cancer at the age of 82. the statue, which towers over rio dejaneiro, had an image of pele�*s jersey created by coloured lights projected onto it. the football superstar is considered a national treasure in brazil. pele scored a world record 1,281 goals and is the only player ever to win th

christopher nolan certainly gave us a great movie to watch and ponder, an admirable portrait of the complicatedweapon. but we have no choice. in 1941, they started rounding people up. in 1942, the deportations began. in ninth place, film—maker steve mcqueen's documentary 0ccupied city, which very effectively tells of the nazi efforts to remove thejewish population from amsterdam during world war ii. and number eight, another original holocaust film — the zone of interest, from uk directorjonathan glazer, depicting the commandant of auschwitz and his wife trying to lead a perfect life while living next door to a concentration camp. in seventh place, from germany, the teacher's lounge, an intense story of an idealistic teacher who is thrown off kilter after one of her pupils is accused of stealing. it works as a very engaging thriller. at number six, barbie. film—maker greta gerwig's fresh, intelligent satire, which reminded many of us just how much fun it could be to share the act of movie—going with others. in fifth place, the holdovers — what is perhaps one of director alexander payne's best f

christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmine falcone in the blockbuster batman begins where are you going, little brown mouse? ..as the voice of the fox in the gruffalo. come and have lunch in my underground house. he once summed up his profession by saying, "all good actors are easy "to work with. "it's the ones that aren't very good "who tend to be very difficult." tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. and before we go, a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman to ever complete a solo ski expedition, to the south pole. captain preet chandi or "polar preet" as she's become known, covered the 1,130 kilometres in a record time of just over 31 days. this was her third trip to the antarctic region, a braver and faster woman than me. ask for your company, a braver and faster woman than me. ask foryour company, i'll me. ask for your company, i'll have me. ask foryour company, i'll have more at the top of the hour, join me if you can, bye—bye for now. hello. the weather's been continuing to cause some disruption through the final few days

highest rating was received by taylor swift's film, the er, in second place is open gamer by christopher nolanlso includes the fantastic action movie guardian of the galaxy part 3 and the thriller killer of the flower moon by martin. seza, here's the movie barbie surprisingly on the list of the best films of this year were not included, at least according to one of the ratings, what do you think, this is the film of this year in your opinion, what is it? is there any news at all where there is no information about taylor swift? i have a feeling that it’s just everywhere, omnipresent noise, leaked, leaked, this is a businesswoman, we already discussed behind the scenes with masha that taylor is really everywhere, but if we return to your question, for me personally, for example, it’s still film open gamer, just even... because there is such amazing music, and the plot, of course, based on real events, well , on the other hand, the barbie film, it seems to me, is also after all, yes, let’s not go into detail about it, after all, well, it set such trends in everything, in fashion in general, i ev

you're taller than you look in the tabloids, mr wayne... ..christopher nolan casting him as gotham cityhe has been a christmas tv staple... where are you going to, little brown mouse? ..as the voice of the fox in the gruffalo. come and have lunch in my underground house. he once summed up his profession by saying, "all good actors are easy to work with. "it's the ones that aren't very good "who tend to be very difficult." tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. the british actor tom wilkinson has died at the age of 75. it's been one year since the death of brazilian football legend pele. in remembrance of his passing, brazil's famous christ the redeemer statue has been given a temporary makeover. lights projected pele's iconic number 10 jersey onto the statue, which towers over rio dejaneiro. pele died last year of cancer at the age of 82. he scored a world record 1,281 goals, and is the only player ever to win the world cup three times. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for your company. we will have more for you at the top of the hour. join me then if you can. bye—bye f

christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmine falcone in batman begins.o. he once summed up his profession as saying, all good actors are easy to work with. it is the ones who are not very good who tend to be very difficult. tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. you're watching bbc news, im helena humphrey in washington dc. — thanks for your company. remember there's always plenty more on our website bbc.com/news — stay with us, if you can. hello. the weather's been continuing to cause some disruption through the final few days of 2023. we've had heavy rain, heavy snow across parts of scotland on saturday. for new year's eve on sunday, still some strong winds and heavy showers, especially in the south and the west. generally, a bit drier and less windy across the northeast of the uk, away from the northern isles. that is where we'll have this lingering weather front. but low pressure very much with us drifting its way gradually eastwards and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or

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christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmine falcone in batman begins. the gruffalo. he once summed up his profession as saying, all good actors are easy to work with. it is the ones who are not very good who tend to be very difficult. tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. remembering the life of tom wilkinson. a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman to ever complete a solo ski expedition, to the south pole. captain preet chandi or "polar preet" as she's become known, covered the 1,130 kilometres in a record time ofjust over 31 days. this was her third trip to the antarctic region, and faced temperatures, of minus 30 degrees celsius. hundreds of people in rio dejaneiro gathered at the city's copacabana beach on friday to pay tribute to yer—man—zher, the afro—brazilian queen of the sea. followers dress in white to celebrate the sea goddess every year by singing and dancing around her statue set up on the beach. flowers, letters, alcoholic drinks and beauty products are offered as a mark of respect. yer—man—zher is one

but then again, christopher nolan is not your average film—maker. whose name can be used to market a movie. and for oppenheimer, he attracted a huge supporting cast, including matt damon and emily blunt. the story itself is fascinating. oppenheimer's life is fascinating, but he manages to make it genre—bending by where he moves in time and what he reveals as he goes. have a 12—month head start... 18. how could you possibly know that? he's able to kind of capture the vastness of ideas that i are really profound, i he loves the audience, | gives so much credit to the audience | to keep up and be able to metabolise these big ideas. it's happening, isn't it? however, much of the film rests on the shoulders of irish actor cillian murphy. what i was looking to him for — it was a lot of pressure, really — is this is a script that i've written in the first person. so i need cillian to use his powers of empathy to open his thoughts, open his soul, really, to the audience. and he can do that, you know, better than any actor can. it's a really remarkable thing

is that it was so heartening to see two filmmakers that i respect as much as greta gerwig and christopher nolan way. my fear is that it just contributes to the event-ization of movies. i love event movies. i love being enthralled with an audience to a really big, glorious vision. but as a film critic, i'm concerned with the audience going to movies on a regular basis to make it a regular part , of their entertainment diet rather than just an exception. but what a glorious exception it was. jeffrey: you want to give us another one that fits any category you like. i mean, what are you telling people at this time of year that you should see? linda: i cannot resist bringing up one that i really liked, that i know just and didn't like at all. sometimes that's the most interesting. which is "saltburn," which is this very extravagantly vulgar, loopy thriller that was made by emerald fennell, who made "promising young woman" a couple of years ago. >> my parents, they've got problems. >> what do you mean, problems? >> i don't think i'll ever go home. linda: very divisive movie. i knew walking out of the

title come up eight times, not just for best drama, but also best director and screenplay for christopher nolanilan murphy, robert downey jr and emily blunt. the other films in the best drama category with oppenheimer are anatomy of a fall killers of the flower moon mice, crow past lives and the zone of interest. and congratulations to meryl streep, who broke a golden globe record her own streep racked up her 33rd nomination in meryl's being recognized for her supporting performance as aspiring actress loretta durkin in hulu's only murders in the building she's won eight golden globes for her work on both the big and the small screen. john gregory, abc7 news. >> meryl streep is something else. well, the golden globes awards ceremony will be held on january 7th. coming up next, how a national decision could have an impact right here in the bay area. >> we are talking about your health. plus a rare request by the special counsel to get an answer to a critical question does donald trump have immunity from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance.

hollywood movies are about to take over america's remaining movie theaters, one of which is christopher nolan'sheimer." that's right, the guy who made "batman" even cooler is back with a biopic about some nerd scientist. the only bomb i see here will be you at the box office. [ light laughter ] you think people are going to go see a historical world war ii drama when they could be seeing "the flash"? [ laughter ] looks like the scarlet speedster will be racing at the top of the box office and that's a seth guarantee. [ laughter ] another movie getting a big push is "barbie." a film for adults about a children's toy let's get one thing straight - america's gotten more than its fill of ryan gosling's abs i'd go so far as to say he's so fit that it's off putting. [ light laughter ] whichever studio executive greenlit this flop, you better reverse mortgage the dream house and sell the corvette, because after this movie chokes you'll be rollerblading to work [ light laughter ] also, both these movies are coming out on the same day guys, there's plenty of weekends in july. you don't need to steal tic

-christopher nolan's blockbuster biopic "oppenheimer" hit theaters the same day as "barbie"... a perfect double bill. -2023 also marked the return of the concert film in a big way. taylor swift's eras tour doc blew up at the box office. -tonight is a movie premiere like none other. taylor is so dedicated to her fans, and they are loving her right back. -♪ are you ready for it? ♪ i'm drunk in the back of the car ♪ ♪ and i cried like a baby coming home from the bar ♪ -and beyoncé's renaissance film had them dancing in the aisles. -♪ r-r-r-renaissance ♪ r-r-r-renaissance ♪ r-r-r-renaissance -taylor swift and beyoncé. -i love that they're both doing the movie for all the folks who can't get to the concerts and couldn't buy tickets. -they bring joy, so i'm here for the joy. -speaking of dancing, the horror hit "m3gan" launched a creepy dance craze. ♪♪ -families flock to films like "the little mermaid" and "the super mario bros. movie"... -we definitely loved mario brothers. we've seen that quite a bit. -...which became the second highest grossing animated film of all time. -and i de

martin scorsese versus christopher nolan. >> reporter: "barbie" is up for best musical or comedy alongyan gosling and director greta gerwig. it goes up against air, american fiction, the hold over easy, may december, and poor things. the color purple failed to make the category, but it did earn two acting nods including one for star fantasia barrino. o the television side, "succession" led the field, racking up nine nominations in its final season. the golden globes is under new ownership after the hollywood foreign press association was disbanded following a scandal involving its lack of diversity. the show will air live on cbs sunday, january 7th, and stream on paramount+. naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. be sure to check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jan crawford. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the sarasota, florida, school board has voted to request a resignation of board member bridget ziegler, a co-founder of the conservative group moms for liberty. the v

christopher nolan: when you look at the history of oppenheimer, it's very difficult to find any personn history sitting in such a complex situation with all kinds of impossible questions and very few answers. (ticking) else: everybody has their own idea of what robert oppenheimer is. i mean, the fact is that he invented a weapon that can destroy human life on earth. i mean, don't forget that this weapon, which has the capacity to end civilization, was developed as a means to save western civilization. -(newsreel music playing) -(bell clanging) (shouting in german) (crowd chanting in german) bird: in the 1930s, millions of americans were following the news coming out of europe in their local theaters, watching newsreels. and oppenheimer was horrified by the rise of hitler. nolan: his sense of his own jewishness made him immediately and massively aware of the danger of fascism. (bell tolling) bird: when the war started in 1939, he was a professor at berkeley. and that same year, one of his students comes rushing into his office to convey the news that fission has been discovered. man: wo

find i am annoyed with guys like nothing against their films, but i get annoyed with jj abrams, christopher nolan style movies which do similar things always with an answer. it is always that you figure it out. to me, the beauty of film when it is working, it opens outward. the answer isn't the answer, there are many. it is an object. it works or like that it has a mythic level of experiential value but what it means is you could be different every time you go through it. thanks -- host: thanks for sharing that story about your friend. you have a podcast in the 20 books. i wonder why you think it is you haven't shared that story publicly for. douglas: i don't know, when you share a story about the death of your friend, it feels a little like it is begging for sympathy. it is like oh you are talking about that sad thing and maybe also because -- i don't know, it takes a lot of years to move through trauma. i remember back from my theater days, you have a scene if you have to cry or be upset or whatever it is in a play, what you do is recall when you've had a similar emotion and think about that in

nothing against their film but i get annoyed with the jj abrams, christopher nolan style movies which do similar things but always with an answer. you figure it out. and to me the beauty of film it opens outward. the answer isn't the answer. it's an object. don't tell them i said this works more like has a level of experiential value. but what it means to you could be different every time you go through. >> think of assuring that story about your friend and the accidents. for viewers who do not know you have a podcast it's over three dirt episodes you've got 20 books. i justst wonder why you haven't shared that story publicly before? >> 's when you share stories about the death of yourhe friend thatst feels a little bit like it's begging for f sympathy. it's like a cheap shot. you are talking about that sad thing. and maybe also it takes a lot of years to move through trauma. act for my theater days you are supposed sense memory is you have a scene at ray have to cry or be upset or whatever it is in a play. you recall would have a similar emotion and think about that in order to activ

find i am annoyed with guys like, nothing against their films but i get annoyed with jj abrams, christopher nolan style movies which do similar things but always with an answer, you figure it out. to me the beauty of film when it is working is it opens out word, the answer isn't the answer. there's many. it is an object. it works more like, don't tell him i said this but works more like -- it has a magnificent level of experiential value, but what it means to you could be different every time you go through it. >> thanks for sharing that story about your friend and the accident. for viewers who don't know, you have a podcast, 300 episodes, 20 books. i just wonder why you think you haven't shared that story publicly before? >> when you share a story about the death of your friend it seems a little like baking for sympathy, you know, like a cheap shot and so you talk about that dead thing, and maybe also because it takes a lot of years to move through trauma. i remember, back from my theater days, there was something called sense memory, you ever seen where you have to cry or be upset or whatever i

christopher nolan took home top spot as director for oppenheimer.n gma. spider-man across the spider verse was chosen as best an feature. greta gerwig's barbie got best sound track. ryan gosling with that epic song. i love this story, robin. bouquet of dollar bills for a vase bought at goodwill. it turned out to be quite valuable. she paid $4 for this pretty little thing. upon closer inspection she thought, this might be something special. she joined some facebook groups and was able to deduce it was made by a famous architect. she said she had a feeling it might be worth maybe $1,000, $2,000. when she sent it to an auction house, they had some really good news. they gave it an estimate of $30,000. the story doesn't end there. as any auction lover knows, it just takes two interested buyers to push up the value of an item. that's exactly what happened. that $4 vase sold for $107,000. >> woo! >> that's why -- >> we shop. >> she's been thrifting since she was a kid and she'll never stop loving the thrill of the hunt. i'm with you. i get it. i love that

the christopher nolan film "oppenheimer" grabbed that top spot.t number one -- >> somewhere out west, they're working on a cure. >> i think what really impressed them was the fact that i didn't turn into a monster. >> if she so much as twitches. >> like "walking dead. >> yeah, kind of it's very good but it's -- >> it's a little too dark for me >> it's like singing on tv, idol was big, and they came out with "the voice," not another singing competition, same with zombies people love them people watch them. >> they should work "the voice" into it. right? >> like "the voice." >> how about a zombie voice? >> we had one, but blake's not there anymore. that stars pedro pascal and belly ramsey all right. let's move on to - bradley cooper, yesterday the a-lister was showing off to new yorkers his brand-new gig. >> good afternoon, bradheads come on down and get a cheesesteak. >> here we go! he's a natural >> that's the oscar nominee bradley cooper going back to his pennsylvania roots, doling out some philly cheesesteaks from a food truck called danny and c

. >> reporter: oppenheimer earning best drama, christopher nolan earning nods for writing and directingle going into this year's oscars? >> i think that everyone pretty much is walking into awards season with the idea that oppenheimer and barbie will lead nominations. >> reporter: but before the oscars, both barbie and oppenheimer will duke it out in a new category, cinematic and box office achievement which gives fan favorites a chance to be recognized. taylor swift also getting a nod in this new category for the eras tour concert film which is already the highest grossing concert film of all time. >> should taylor swift take a break from her international tour and find her way at the golden globes ceremony, you bet your bottom dollar everybody will tune in to catch a glimpse of taylor swift. >> reporter: several other a-listers earning nods like leo dicaprio for "killers of the flower moon." emma stone for "poor thing." bradley cooper for "maestro." >> i love you. but you are not serious people. >> reporter: in television "succession" earning the most nominations, nine for the hbo fam

director christopher nolan presented michael b jordan with the vanguard award.ing just fine. oprah winfrey got the pillar award for her leadership and support of the academy museum. billie elish performed for the crowd. heard it was quite a night. hollywood back out in full force. also this morning kim kardashian is gearing up to star in her own scripted series. a legal drama produced by ryan murphy. kardashian had a role in murphy's american horror story. she must have impressed him. she is set to play los angeles' most successful divorce lawyer and owner of an all female law firm in the new drama being described as high end and glossy. kim's law studies will come in handy as she, murphy and kim's mom, kris jenner, executive produced the show. the work never stops for the kardashians, as we all know. kim also gearing up to produce and star in an upcoming comedy for netflix. this is called "the fifth wheel." she will play the outsider in a group of four female friends. there was a bidding war for this one. no word yet on when it will come out on netflix. she's o

with guys like, nothing against their films, but i get annoyed with like the more jj abrams, christopher nolan style movies which do similar things, but always with an answer, that always, that you figure it out and to me, the beauty of film when it's working is, it opens you-- it opens outward. you know, that the answer isn't the answer, there's many. it's an object. it works more like, you know, don't tell them i said this, but it works more like that it has a mythic level of experimental value, but what it means to you could be different every time you go through it. >> thanks for sharing that story about your friend and the accident. for viewers who don't know, you have a podcast over 300 episodes, team human podcasts and a book and why you haven't shared that story publicly before? >> i don't know, when you share a story about the death of your friend, it feels a little like it's begging for sympathy, you know. and it's like a cheap shot, oh, you know, you're talking about that sad thing. and maybe also because, i don't know, it takes a lot of years to move through trauma. i remember, the

and unlike the ponderous batman films by christopher nolan, it really doesn't take itself too seriously a grown man jumping around in a stupid it's not citizen stupid cape. it's not citizen kane. stupid cape. it's not citizen kane . let's move on to this film kane. let's move on to this film now . this is a kane. let's move on to this film now. this is a wonderful christmas film called the long kiss now whenever i kiss goodnight. now whenever i hear about how groundbreaking it is to see films like captain marvel a female action marvel with a female action hero, think about all hero, i just think about all those female action stars of the past completely past who are being completely overlooked sigourney weaver, linda hamilton, pam grier, uma thurman, kathleen turner i mean , thurman, kathleen turner i mean, there have so many . it's there have been so many. it's just that we didn't use to obsess identity politics so obsess over identity politics so much didn't really notice. much so we didn't really notice. now the long kiss now geena davis in the long kiss goodnight is basically he's o

you're taller than you look in the tabloids, mr wayne. ..christopher nolan casting him as gotham cityckbuster batman begins. and for more than a decade, he has been a christmas tv staple... where are you going to, little brown mouse? ..as the voice of the fox in the gruffalo. come and have lunch in my underground house. he once summed up his profession by saying, "all good actors are easy to work with. "it's the ones that aren't very good "who tend to be very difficult." tom wilkinson was very, very easy to work with. looking back on the life of tom wilkinson has died at the age of 75. —— who has died. a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman to ever complete a solo ski expedition to the south pole. captain preet chandi — or �*polar preet�* as she's become known — covered more than 1,100 kilometres injust over 31 days. she faced temperatures of —30 degrees celsius and had to ski for up to 13 hours a day. it's set to become her third world record for antarctic trekking. well done to her. i don't think it is going to be quite that cold here. here's chris with