>> christopher: not before. >> stephen: did i just catch chris nolan not understanding something aboutou about that "fast & furious" marathon. good luck at the oscars! that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be andre 3000 and justin hartley. now stick around for "after midnight" with taylor tomlinson. good night!

we will stick with radiohead and david bowie. >> stephen: i'm asking christopher nolan, can you completehter] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: when we come back, i ask christopher nolan if even he understands "tenet." stick around. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> stephen: and now ladies and gentlemen, the dramatic conclusion of my interview with christopher nolan. spoiler: it's great! do your films have meaning or being? do i have to get your film? or can i experience your film? >> christopher: if you experiencing it, you are getting it. i think where people encounter frustration with my narratives in the past sometimes i think they are slightly missi

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming, and the best he goes to i can read it off it higher and the best it goes to christopher nolan. and the winner of the that the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer, welcome that a film. so different from a typical blog post i had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello, i'm thrill, i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show, so really it's black comedy pull things also picked up 5. it was including best interest. now the leading lady emma stone does have an emotional tribute to a mother. often a we really want to just paint my mom

>> the loneliness of los alamos. >> you're the first woman to be nominated as an actor in a christopher nolanrter: it all began when director nolan invited blunt to his home for a pressure-pack first read of his secret "oppenheimer" script. >> he was lurking in the next room. i'm going have to put together something very smart to say about this script. but it was heart racing. he hands it to you. i read it in his library. it was the most heart-stopping, exhilarating script. i think "oppenheimer" is maybe one of chris's most emotional movies. >> you don't get to commit the sin and have us all feel sorry for you that there are consequences. >> it almost read like a chase thriller, and i knew what was going to happen, but you still are fascinated with how they got there. i had never read a script like that. >> reporter: time on the "oppenheimer" set with cillian murphy meant getting use to christopher nolan's use of imax cameras. they're loud? >> they're like chewbacca coming through the room. they're so loud. i think when you put the i'm max camera on killian's face and use his face as a landsc

i was surprised christopher nolan... he has done l christopher nolan...— he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most — he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful _ he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful and - he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful and adore i of our most successful and adore directors. personally oppenheimer is my favourite film of his. i feel like he should have won before. maybe that is another motivation for people voting as well. as bafta members, thinking, may be at his his time now. is members, thinking, may be at his his time now. . . members, thinking, may be at his his time now. , ., ., , time now. is that often the case with baftas. _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the - time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the people l time now. is that often the case i with baftas, where the people who do vote think, well we haven't given them something to them before, perhaps now is the time? i

like, "no, he was right." [ laughter ] "i shouldn't be in it." >> jimmy: did you audition for christopher nolanpe situation? >> it was a videotape situation. my agent did tell me that nolan did see it. and you know, agents say stuff like that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i don't know if that happened or not. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm told that. >> jimmy: which is better that he saw it or didn't? which would be better for you? do you want him to have seen it? or do you want some underling -- >> after what i just did just now, i hope he doesn't even know about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: last time you were here, i was very tickled by the fact that you had scheduled your comedy tour, your stand-up comedy tour action around the band tools' tour. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you would go from and to cities tool was in? >> where of they would be, perform in that city the night before or night after so we could go to their concert and follow them. stalker-esque behavior. we're fans of the band. >> jimmy: did tool notice they were being followed by comedians? >> at the very beginning they found out about it and they le

christopher nolan. it is an incredible _ character. christopher nolan.redible honour being back home, getting this from — being back home, getting this from bafta. in the festival hall, where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, a night that mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. what a night. all happening here in london. also taking place in london is a fashion week. we are in the middle of that and we will be looking at the business of fashion and the other top stories next. hello, there. sunday started the day on quite a wet note for large areas of england, but it was tibenham in norfolk that was the wettest place in the country with 31mm of rain. once that cleared, most of the uk had some decent spe

we love the christopher nolan. he is british. evenit christopher nolan. he is british.ing it-— are taking it. i mean, why is it connected _ are taking it. i mean, why is it connected so _ are taking it. i mean, why is it connected so strongly - are taking it. i mean, why is it connected so strongly with i are taking it. i mean, why is it i connected so strongly with audiences on paper it is a three—hour biopic of a theoretical physicist. it does not sound like a summer blockbuster. i think part of it is christopher nolan. he has now at the stage where people go to a christopher nolan film. he did the three batman movies in dunkirk. this is the sixth collaboration with the lead actor as well and that might have been part of it. it is a fascinating story. do we know that much about him and the whole story of the nuclear race. we have to give barbie some credit. i had a ticket and they sell oppenheimer in the morning and barbie in the afternoon and i think a lot of people dead.— barbie in the afternoon and i think a lot of people dead. fantastic. we will be back — a lot of

bank does open hymer has blown away the competition at the british film, awards in london, christopher nolan's 3 hour epic about the creation of the atom bomb picks up faster, wins for best film director and best leading actor as well as trophies for editing and music inside of the front runner for next month's, of course, christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in, leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming. and the best thing goes to i can read it off it higher and the past it goes to push to promote and the winner that the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up in like the biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer. welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics. it's a thrill, i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of cinema nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a ver

christopher nolan. thank you for letting us all take on something quite dark and seeing the potential in that. cillian murphy. thank you for that extraordinary, exhilarating script and for always pushing me and always demanding excellence, because that's what you deliver, time after time again. the bafta goes to... emma stone! ijust want to start by thanking our dialect coach neil swain, - because i was playing a british person in this movie _ and he did not laugh at me _ when he taught me how to say water. even though, as an american, i say it like "watter". - michael] fox! cheering. and the bafta goes to... if i can read it. oppenheimer! cheering. now, as a wise person once said, come on, barbie, let's go party! yes, that we'll come back to david tennant later but first, helen, your initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. it — oppenheimer did so well? i thi

it brought home seven awards including best actor for cillian murphy, best director for christopher nolan, and best film. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, february 19th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings". here we go again. millions of californians facing another round of heavy rain, threatening floods, and the potential for more mudslides. >>> a community in mourning. two police officers and a paramedic shot and killed in the line of duty responding to a family in danger. >>> first, the countdown to south carolina. five days until voters go to the polls in the next republican presidential primary as donald trump's only rival still standing sharpens her attacks against him. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. former president and gop frontrunner donald trump was on the defensive all weekend after a judge ruled that he must pay hundreds of millions of dollars in a new york fraud case. nikki haley seized on the issue. cbs' naomi ruchim is joining me here now with the very

when christopher nolan comes to you and says, i want you to play the theoretical physicist, oppenheimerit? i need to not know, and if i know instantly i can do that, i generally don't take the part, because then it doesn't represent any kind of challenge to me. and you never kind of fully know you've got it. you know, it's neverfinished, the process, you know. i had six months of preparation, and i went deep, deep into it, but i could have done that for another 18 months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the us government created the bomb that was used controversially to end the second world war, a weighty subject for director christopher nolan. the three—hour—long epic was a huge box office success. his movies become like events. there's no—one else that does it like that. for some reason itjust clicked and people started going and it gained this momentum. and we were all on strike at the time, so we were just sort of texting each other, just watching this thing happen. you know, people come up to me in the street and say that they've seen the film four and five times,

christopher nolan, oppenheimer._ where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day. it can change your outlook. sometimes, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award — best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate — a night that mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. let's return to our main story, a live page running on the bbc news website at the moment about the death of alexei navalny. you can see all of the information is coming through there in real time and also at the top of the page it's referring to this video statement his widow has released. now this is all in russian, but i can tell you a bit of what she is saying here. she says another person should be here in my place, but that person was killed by vladimir putin somewhere in a prison beyond the arctic circle. he didn't only kill alexei navalny as a perso

christopher nolan's oppenheimer leads this year's nominations with a total of 13.crushed by india in the 3rd test — the record defeat posing questions for captain ben stokes. thinking too deep into certain things can send you on a downhill spiral. rangers lead the way in scotland — they win at stjohnstone to go top for the first time in a year and half. and a double from hojlund keeps manchester united's hot streak going, at the expense of luton.

christopher nolan's film won the top prize for best film cast.id they were all "grateful, humbled and proud". cillian murphy was named best leading actor for his role in the movie about the atomic bomb. killers of the flower moon star lily gladstone was named best leading actress. 28 years ago when i was trying to become an actor, i was a failed musician and i felt extremely like an interloper, but now looking out at all of you guys here today i know that i am part of something truly wonderful. so thank you so much. cheering and applause thank you for all of the compassionate souls in this room and all of the storytellers here tonight. keep speaking your truths and keep speaking up for each other. have a good one. see you again. the holdovers star da'vine joy randolph was named best supporting actress, a prize she has won consistently throughout awards season and is considered almost certain to take at the oscars. i think the biggest thing is... as a woman of colour it is very imperative to me that the stories i am telling are diverse, authentic,

christopher nolan, oppenheimer.fta - in the festival hall, _ where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day. it can change your outlook. sometimes, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award — best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate — a night that mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. as we go through this week, the weather will turn a bit cooler, but temperatures will be closer to where we would expect them at this time of year. what we have at the moment is the back edge of that weather front clearing away and a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, settling things down before the next few weather fronts come our way. so into the afternoon, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, some scattered showers and a bit more cloud turning the su

when christopher nolan comes to you and says, i want you to play the theoretical physicist, oppenheimernstantly i can do that, i generally don't take the part, because then it doesn't represent any kind of challenge to me. and you never kind of fully know you've got it. you know, it's neverfinished, the process, you know. i had six months of preparation, and i went deep, deep into it, but i could have done that for another 18 months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the us government created the bomb that was used controversially to end the second world war, a weighty subject for director christopher nolan. the three—hour—long epic was a huge box office success. his movies become like events. there's no—one else that does it like that. for some reason itjust clicked and people started going and it gained this momentum. and we were all on strike at the time, so we were just sort of texting each other, just watching this thing happen. you know, people come up to me in the street and say that they've seen the film four and five times, which isjust phenomenal and very flatte

christopher nolan has an american passport, but we claim him as british.everywhere all at once, which is exactly what they did last year. it which is exactly what they did last ear. , , ., a, .,, year. it is interesting how baftas a- ears year. it is interesting how baftas appears as _ year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a _ year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a precursor. - year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a precursor. austin i appears as a precursor. austin butler won at the baftas for elvis but of course lost to brendan fraser for the whale for best actor. the same happened, best actress was cate blanchett and over there it was michelle yeo. and we had two of the actors from the banshees of inisherin, and over there we had jamie lee curtis and last year was a real showing that the baftas and the oscars did not match up at all. we have a oscars did not match up at all. - have a theory? different voters. i know you know quite a lot about this, but there are different voters. an overlap by about 800, a thousand people. 9000

the oppenheimer oppenheimer has won the best picture at this year's british film awards with christopher nolan, picking up the best director pasta kinney and mercy, one best eating actor for paying the physicist behind the atomic bomb. and the m. a stone, one best leading actress for her performance in poor things. here's a reminder of our top stories, relatives of the jail, the russian opposition leader alexei nev on the are demanding to know more about how he died. it stored his body is being held near the remote penal colony where he was in prison. and that's all from us for now. of next are a current affair show reporter looked at the rise of anti semitism here in germany on top of on any s for me on the entire team here. and brandon, thanks for watching. take care and i'll see very soon, the kid jackie is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was to, but it does guardians of truth. this time excelled in this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem

christopher nolan, he had done six films with him and when i interviewed him he was talking about youto al pacino, which is pretty fabulous! but you have this incredible alchemy with him, watching the beginning of the film feels like such an alchemy between you and him, writer—director. why do you and him, writer—director. why do you think you do work so well together, what it is about him and you? t together, what it is about him and ou? , , , ., , , , together, what it is about him and ou? , , , , ., you? i suppose it is time, it is a 20 ear you? i suppose it is time, it is a 20 year relationship _ you? i suppose it is time, it is a 20 year relationship and - you? i suppose it is time, it is a 20 year relationship and we - you? i suppose it is time, it is a| 20 year relationship and we met you? i suppose it is time, it is a - 20 year relationship and we met when we were both much younger men starting out in the business. he was a lot further ahead than i was and i have huge respect for him. i have always loved the types of films that he makes. they are the sorts of films i go to the

that oppenheimer has won the best picture at this year's british film awards with christopher nolan, picking up the best director, besta gillian murphy, one best leading actor for playing the physicist behind the atomic bomb on m. a stone, one best leading address for her performance. interesting as a reminder of our top stories, relatives of the jailed rational physician leader alexi no volunteer, demanding to know more about how he died is still in the forty's being held near the remote fee. no colony where he was in present. how saw from us for an i up next our current affairs shows reports are looks at the rise of anti semitism here in germany. i'm out of him. all. thanks for watching. stay tuned and take care of the 2 kids and the talk is changing. 6 years ago. he said he can't get any was good, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of the 3 talking officer as the other one had to flee into exile too. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments all sort, tammy calls of

a candidate and open hymer has won the best picture of this year's british film awards with christopher nolan, picking up at best director bafta, gillian murphy, one best leading actor for playing the physicist behind the atomic bomb and m a soon won best leading actress for her performance. interesting and carnival sees it and has just wrapped up in brazil. but now it's kicking off here in europe. the closing parades in real, we're just aspect talk to her as ever. and so where the opening celebrations and fonts in spain, the end of carnival has the tops on the schools dance through rio's famous summit room for the all night champions. parade. hollow point. it was a difficult yeah, full of hard work. it took a lot of proposals to get here, but in the end it's rewarding to be part of the champions parade. on the a spa, my leg, i'm happy, joyful getting out of the sadness the discomforts of everyday life. it's the carnival where people can let it all out. as rio was wrapping up revellers in nice and southern france. we're just getting going. lights, color music to fight the february blues. we'r

the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's wonhas begun promoting a new line of shoes bearing his name, a day after being fined more than $300 million for fraud. the former president — who's widely expected to be the republican nominee in november's election — told the crowd he wanted to look out for young people. one of the shoe designs is called "the never surrender high tops", and costs almost $400. i'm sure it's a bargain. might get some myself. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of flood warnings in place across the midlands and down into somerset. more rain to come as we head through next week. staying very unsettled and wet and windy at times. temperatures will also be dropping back down

christopher nolan, you've now done six films with him and when i interviewed him he was talking aboutt you have this incredible alchemy with him, watching the beginning of the film feels like such an alchemy between you and him, writer—director. why do you think you do work so well together, what it is about him and you? i suppose it is time, it is a 20—year and we met when we were both much younger men i suppose it is time, it is a 20—year relationship and we met when we were both much younger men starting out in the business. he was a lot further ahead than i was and i have huge respect for him. i have always loved the types of films that he makes. they are the sorts of films i go to the cinema to see. but we have developed over the years, the shorthand and above all, trust. i really like being pushed as an actor and he really, really pushes me, in the best way possible. he really, really pushed me on oppenheim and i responded very well to that. there's places you can go with chris because of that relationship, because of that trust but i don't think i could go with any other direct

. >> stephen: christopher nolan, i'm a huge fan. i'm so excited that you've agreed to talk to me today but i just want to warn you: i am in charge of this interview, okay? this is going to be straightforward talking. it's not going to be some sort of existential crisis pondering the nature of the universe or the fate of man. >> christopher: absolutely. >> stephen: good.

the british academy film awards or basses oppenheimer, one best film, and best director for christopher nolan. i'm leaving out to for kelly and murphy, as well as for other awards mistake and picked up the leading actress award for comedy for a film pool of things, which 15 prizes overall. design of interest about the coming down to the aspects concentration come. that picked up 3 of us on film oppenheimer was this colossally nazi complex character. and he meant different things to different people. and you know, one moms monsters and other mines hero. and that's why i love movies because we have a space. the celebration i'm interrogate an investigate that complexity. that's it from me. nicole to take more information. of course on a website out, is there a dot com be coming from that us is because we need the one. 0, one east coming. right. the 0 is here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take the time and put extensive followed into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are passi

. >> stephen: christopher nolan, i'm a huge fan. so excited that you've agreed to talk to me today but i just want to warn you: i am in charge of this interview, okay? this is going to be straightforward talking. it's not goi

i hope christopher nolan gets another look at you. >> i do, too. >> jimmy: you can see his special on max, "religion, sex, and a few things in between." thanks for watching. apologies to matt damon. it really was rude of us to bump him tonight. i hope it never happens again. "nightline" is next. good night, everybody. good night. [ cheers and applause ] scott peterson, one of america's most notorious convicted killers, serving life for the murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn child. >> there were an unbelievable amount of leads and pieces of evidence that pointed everywhere but scott, shocking new questions about key pieces of evidence, including a scrap of bloody fabric. >> it was one of those hairs standing up on the back of your neck moments. >> could the wrong man be in prison? >> i think scott peterson murdered his wife and his child. prove me wrong. plus, oscar, her grandmother's nine, nine and ypo wowing the award scene, director shawn wong's love letter to his two grandmothers. >> we bunked down with during covid that daily routine with them was so full of joy and laught

the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's wonngs' won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. �*the zone of interest�* was named outstanding british film. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of flood warnings in place across the midlands and down into somerset. more rain to come as we head through next week. staying very unsettled and wet and windy at times. temperatures will also be dropping back down to the seasonal average. a bit more rain to come in the forecast for some of us tonight. that comes courtesy of this cold frontjust sinking down from the north—west. a short spell of possibly quite heavy rain across many north—western areas of scotland, down through northern ireland a

second world war was the big winner, taking home seven, including best film, best director for christopher nolanlian murphy for playing oppenheimer and robert downeer, best supporting actor, his first bafta for 31 years. he won back in 1993 for chaplin. the other film that was a big winner, with five baftas, poor things, yorgos lanthimos�* fantastical reimagining of frankenstein, with bella baxter played by emma stone, who won best actress, playing a woman who has a baby's brain inserted into her head. it is as out there as that description makes it. the zone of interest became the first film ever to win best british film and best film in a foreign language. that is becausejonathan glazer's film has really struck home this year. it's about a family who live over the wall from auschwitz and how mundane their life was while the holocaust was going on over the wall. finally, one film that won nothing. despite all the talk and being the biggest movie at the box office, barbie took home absolutely nothing. and one other point worth making — the baftas have been a terrible indicator of who's going to

acclaimed director christopher nolan has never won a bafta.w has seven. cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeer, best supporting actor, and nolan himself, best director. this is an incredible honour, being back home, getting this from bafta, in the festival hall, where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day, it can change your outlook, sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, a night which may just be repeated in the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. with the oscars less than a month away, what clues do the baftas give about the likely winners there? i wasjoined earlierfrom los angeles by entertainment journalist kj matthews. not surprised at who won but i was surprised at that title might killers of the flower moon and maestro and even barbie were all shut out. i thought that they would

christopher nolan's oppenheimer leads this year's nominations with a total of 13. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. a miserable day for england — they're crushed by india in the 3rd test — the record defeat posing questions for captain ben stokes. thinking too deep into certain things can send you on a downhill spiral. rangers lead the way in scotland — they win at stjohnstone to go top for the first time in a year and half. and a double from hojlund keeps manchester united's hot streak going, at the expense of luton. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. it's fair to say england's approach to test cricket has been nothing short of entertaining, and high octane at the best of times. today, they're swashbuckling attitude backfired — they were beaten heavily by india in the 3rd test, losing by 434 runs. and they go 2—1 down in the series. patrick geary reports. test cricket can be an endurance sport. it takes you to hopeless places and asks if you really still believe. england were more than 300 runs behind, in

murphy's acclaimed director christopher nolan had never won a bafta.y as best actor, robert downeyjunior as best supporting actor and nolan himself best director. this is an incredible honour being back home getting this from bafta in the festival hall where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, and it mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. just want to mark your card for what is coming up, alexei navalny�*s widow yulia is in brussels meeting politicians there, this is herfrom a couple of hours ago. when the meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hearfrom her any of meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hear from her any of the politicians involved. stay with us for all the latest updates here. f

los alamos. >> there's no kitchen. >> you're the first woman to be nominated as an actor in a christopher nolan i'm going to have to put together something very smart to say about this script. it was positive. he hands it to you. i read it in his library. it was the most heart stopping exhilarating script i think oppenheimer is maybe one of chris' most emotional movies. you don't get it. >> from the devil wears prada with meryl streep and anne hathaway. >> are you wearing the channel boots? >> i am. >> to the silence of a quiet place with her husband. blunt is no stranger to smart scripts. time on set with killian murphy meant getting use to nolan's use of imax cameras. which are loud. >> they're like two buckets scraping across the room. they're so loud. i think when you put the imax camera on killian's face and use his face as the landscape as you would normally a landscape, you can't rip your eyes away from him because you see every nuance. >> at nolan's direction, blunt's character would cause a few additional ripples in killian's famous face. christopher nolan gives you a direction. do you

he's been nominated for an oscar and a bafta for his starring role in christopher nolan's film oppenheimerthat made him and his haircut a household name. i know what it means. and now the father of the atomic bomb. ..if the nazis have a bomb... i had six months of preparation but i had six months of preparation but i could have done it for another six months. , , :, :, :, :, months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working _ months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for _ months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the _ months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the us - scientists working for the us government created the bomb that was used controversially to end the second world war, a weighty subject for director christopher nolan. the three hour long epic was a huge box office success will stop his movies become like events.— office success will stop his movies become like events. mobius does it like that. become like events. mobius does it like that- for— become like events. mobius does it like that. for some _ become like events. mobius does

so best director for christopher nolan and leading act as a committee and murphy as well as for other awards and and the store and picked up the leading actress of wonderful comedy hall. simple things, which $15.00 prizes overall, the zone of interest about the come on down to the all shirts. concentration camp picked up 3 of was that sits in the elizabeth put on them. you could always keep up to date with all the news on our website that's i'll just say raw dot com to stay with us. the bottom line is coming up next. the call choose solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number. think about it as a person in yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those dentures. we want, we want the education reward because the women in my country and that's suite one. we are not denies all of who we are human beings and deserves to be treated equally . we are in their thoughts, that's our ancestors. whatever has been done before can be done as

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations, and once the ceremony started, the winds kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off a higher and the best it goes to christopher note. and the winner of the back, the best actor goes to gillian massey and jane oppenheim ends up the night. biggest winter taking home 7 awards, gideon murphy, who played the title role of the tortured scientist robot. oppenheimer welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello trail. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a show. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stone have an emotional tribute to mother . often when i really want to just paint my mom did use the perso