and his dedication to this-- to cinema is so beautiful. and i was very touched and very inspired by by it. and again, to be able to, like, attend his preparation for a month and a half during the rehearsal period. >> rose: a month and a half of preparation. >> yeah, yeah. and we really rehearsed like theater, like a theatre process. >> rose: you also had a shakespearean expert nearby. >> we did. >> rose: a die lech coach. >> neil swain. he-- well, basically the first thing we did was to study the script with the play and because we needed to understand all the subtleties of shakespeer's writing to make our choices. because there are like different means, different interpretations that can be given from only like one sentence. and sometimes you don't see it right away, all the different levels of meaning. and that was very interesting for us when we would, like, actually play and rehearse like a play to earnest and all the meaning of what shakespeare wanted to say. and that was really, really interesting. and so rich. >> this is a scene in

the promenade cinema 14 was busy today, with people lines up to see new releases... or maybe finally take in star rs. for some people, it's a good excuse to get out of the e house... while others have made it a tradition to take in a fun movie with family. "i think it's just a nice way for a family to do something together after you've eaten and hand out the presents. it's just a fun thing to do." "just seems like a good day everybody is couped up christmas eve and christmas day that's kind of why we wanted to get out of the house get some fresh air." "s ome of the kids have to leave tomorrow morning so it was our only chance to go on christmas day." "joy", starring jennifer lawrence came out today... as did "concussion," starring will smith. but, the main draw during this christmas season is still the new star wars movie. jenna: in the aftermath of torn giftwrap and excited unboxings it's time now to play with but not so fast, you may have to do some set up before you get your gadgets up and running. abc's becky worley hasome top hacks for your very "techy christmas

in the '30s, beautiful cinema. and i remembers a child i would have a ritual. would go to the cinema, see a film, and walk through the exit doors. i would turn back and look at the screen with the credits running and vow i would one day have a film on the screen. i was standing up, introducing myself in that cinema, and i felt an extraordinary connection to the 12-year-old with me that i as an adult did the dream of the 12-year-old and the 12-year-old was right. i wondered after the success of the speech whether i would have that thing of going now i've done that, that i would be restless and want to do something else, but actually i was so happy to do the thing i loved doing. it took me 18 years to be a movie director. you have to have an incredible stamina of belief that you will get here. >> rose: good to have you. thank you. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgb

coming up we're talking to an associate professor of cinema about all the hype around this franchise. >> you've got to do it like you mean it. >> i just pulled it out slowly. >> yeah, not like that. who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. . >>> another storm expected to blow through. kevin the coop man of vail resorts is up on the mountain at kirkwood. hanging inside this morning. what's going on? >> just headed inside kirkland mountain sports. light snow falling, residual moisture in the air. getting set up for a great weekend. tomorrow we're going 100% here at kirkwood. we're doing a little sneak here opening up chairs 3 and 4 this morning, giving us 100% of terrain open. this really neat forecast coming up through the holidays, a storm every other day sets up heavenly and north star for 100% every day. keeping the stoked level high, my friend. >> you guys have to be 40 inch compressed st

we both love cinema and we understand each other so well.i can attest to him giving me my greatest form of. he can pull things out of me that i didn't even know were there so i can be my absolute ist with him and hopefully can inspire them to want to keep. we get along. we have a similar since humor. we have fun and we have an enormous amount of respect each other. really it's a very deep understanding of each other. you that madeout her achieve this remarkable career? >> i don't know the answer to that. i've been so fortunate. giant that i don't feel like i can never take credit for even really cute it. >> was joy different character #>> she's a different side to david and i area we were saying were growing up a little bit. this is a quiet power. davidson the first time ever played raising. also it's my first time growing of the actor -- i've grown with the hunger games. but each one was different and i was older. for generations. this was a different stretch for me. >> i understood my joy. when i met the real joy make on how i was just so

it's sort of an insult to me would d if someone was sitting in the cinema and say "isn't that michael caine a good actor?" what they should be saying is "what's going to happen to fred?" that's the difference, and that's another stage beyond, to which i felt i'd gotten in this movie. i'm as proud of this movie as any movie i've ever made. a co> four drops. lacks same for me. more or less. >> more or less? >> i think that his reason for me. i think that's wisdom for me. michael, jane, rachel, paolo, the d.p., the sound operator, we all share these same aspirations. i feelelhe friendships i had as a a y in brooklyn saved d life. so i value friendship greatly. >> i composed the simple songs for my wife, and only she has ever performed them, and only she has recorded them, and as long as i live she will be the only one to sing them. the problem is, dear sir, my wife can't sing anymore. >> it comes and then it goes, and some people will try and hold on to it for too long. my character in the film tries to hold on to it too long, not through plastic surgery, but through her spirit. so in he

sioux city's promenade and carmike cinemas were both packed with movie- goers last night. blockbuster is today, but early night. fans we talked to say the movie hype. one movie-goer told us it's a "must see." remember the show... full house? we now know when netflix is releasing the full house reboot -- appropriately titled "fuller house." plus - macaulay culkin still seems upset after being left home alone. mary moloney explains in today's hollywood minute. << (nats) 25 years after home alone -- macaulay culkin still seems upset. "ahhh" in the first episode of the nsfw youtube show dryvers -- culkin takes us back to the time he was home alone. (macaulay culkin/actor): "it's christmas time. it's f---ing christmas and your whole family goes on vacation and they forget their 8-yearar old f----ing son. all by yourself in the house for week." we're getting all the feels for the full house house reboot. netflix released the first and let us know the tanner family is moving back in february. (nats) "max the e ir, huh?" "yeah max, cut it out." it became an instant comedy classic

with more than 25 showings here at the crossroads theater -- cinema workers say they should a to accomodate everyone lining up to watch the new movie. some people say they plan to watch early star wars showings at crossroads theater -- sold out. (nats... swiping) star wars fan -- mike sprague -- says he feels lucky "the line is going to be terrible for the 8 o'clock show as well. so, i knew there would be a lot tickets, and i would surprisee my wife." "due to the amount of people expected to attend the showing of the star wars movie, waterloo police say they intend to have police officers patrolling the area, just in case something happens." "i'm sure there will be quite a crowd of people dressed up in full costumes to come to the show." mike's daughter sarah -- recently started watching the star wars forward to some of the costumes -- despite a longer wait. "it's actually fun to wait in and excited to be here. so, as a reminder -- here at crossroads -- the movie kicks off at seven o- clock and showings go as late as four in the morning. workers say tickets are still available for later sho

it is almost the second golden age of cinema.of that is on the resurgence of the asian market. ultimately it is the revitalization of the whole industry. an interesting fact which was a long-term study in the north american market, young people are coming back to films. francine: why? you still have netflix here it -- you still have netflix. the resurgence of cinema, is that because of the way we shop? people, yourng sing the proliferation of social media. what is the next best thing? the --ut and saying with with best friends. young people tend to go out in packs -- pacts. it is a competitive form of out of home entertainment for kids. rental has the way we want -- francine: has the way we watch films changed? tim: we are social beings. i think a movie is that much funnier when you watch it with other people -- scarier. even some of the tearjerkers. when you are sharing that collectively, with friends, families or strangers, it is a better experience. what young director would aspire to direct and produce a movie for an ipad. ca

the chinese theater is the same cinema where the original star wars opened in 1977.he walt disney company has placed an embargo on reviews of the movie until wednesday, while the film opens in cinemas across america on thursday night. annette: a reminder of what's making headlines at this hour, bridging the gaps, john kerry is in moscow seeking to find common ground with moscow over ways to end the syrian conflict. a seven-day cease-fire coming in in yemen, the truth coinciding with u.n. brokered peace talks currently underway in switzerland. the eu has put forth controversial proposals for new border and coast guard agents that will have the power to intervene, even when the country does not consent. and now we have today's business nate -- business news. quite so going to start with a bit of news about "star wars." let's look at the expectations for the film. not only skyhigh from critics, but also those hoping to make money out of it. it is expected that between box rights, its, and tv it could rake in over $10 billion. >> light sabers and storm trooper costumes.

. >> here at the regal cinemas in king of prussia, die hard fans are here since 4:00 a.m. for a marathon until tonight's premier. these fans might not be awake when it rolls around. >> i will be here for a few hours already so it will be 20 hours for me. >> i'm watching a star wars marathon, 14 hours in the theater. these are sold out, on the screen from 4:00 a.m. until 9:30 tonight, they will see all seven star wars movies, chronologically. and they prove even darth vader needs a break. i have been here since last night and we are here for the star wars marathon and we'll watch all seven of the movies and we are on movie three right now, many theaters are sold out and regal cinemas are devoting seven theaters to the force awake ands and are willing to add more. some are showing the movie on i max, check the type of ticket you have before you head out and if you want to dress the part of your favorite character check the movie theater policy first. >> if you have tickets but do not have assigned seating expect to wait in line up to two hours, if you don't have tickets you

an equally impressive crowd showed up at carmike cinemas for the early screenings. after watching "the force awakens", one fan told us it was worth the wait and lives up to the hype. "it opens up a whole new chapter for what they're going to come out with next," said charles watkins. "it's actually a lot more exciting than i thought it was going to be. coming in i wasn't sure what to expect, but after watching the movie, i must say, it's a must see." both of sioux city's cinemas are showing star wars the force awakens on multiple screens, about one showing every hour. it's even available in 3- d. a mentoring event for busy siouxland moms.. still ahead on around <

joining us is the ceo of carmike cinemas with over 300 locations. you're ready for this?> we are so ready, so anxious. biggest challenge we had this week was telling our theater managers to take time off and rest because they are going to be working straight through the clock the next couple of days. >> "star wars" will play on more than 50% of your theaters? >> oh, yeah. we have about 3,000 auditoriums or screens. we open at 7:00 at 1,200 of those screens. when the midnight clock hits, it will be in the high 2,000s will be running simultaneously across many, many of our screens. >> the box office, especially in the fourth quarter has been dismal across the board. how much of a lift will there be because of "star wars"? how long will that lift go on? how long are you going to play this movie for? >> fourth quarter we are down about 5% over last year. we are hoping that we will not only make that up, but increase and end up 5% to 8% above last year. so it's big. to quote, it's huge, it's huge. >> you saw quinton tarantino complain. >> he's huge, too. >> he's saying it's ta

die hard fans bought passes for the marathon at king of prussia regal cinema, on the screen from 4:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. tonight they will see seven movies chronologically and it's only for the devoted and have tips for the people jumping on the jedi band wagon, don't go see seven until you see four, five and six, the movies that came out in the late 70s. these people left for fresh air prove that darth vader needs a break. >> we were here since last night. we are watching all seven and we are on movie three right now. >> how many tickets can you buy today, regal cinema is devoting eight cinemas to "the force awakens" depending on the demand, and some theaters are showing it on the i max and check your ticket before you head out. if you want to dress the part of your favorite character check the movie theater's policy first. and if you have tickets for tonight's premier and don't have assigned seating expect to wait in line for two hours and if you don't have tickets there is a slim chance but most are sold out until 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. >> oh yeah, this is serious stu stuff.

costumes are allowed at most theaters, but cinemagic and o' neill cinemas are asking fans not to wear masks. cinemagic, o' neill cinemas, and chunky' s will not be allowing weapons including lightsabers or blasters into their buildings. the force awakens is the seventh movie in the star wars franchise. the u.s. and cuba have taken a big step toward making it easier to travel between the two countries. coming up, the agreement in place that make a much easier to travel between the two countries. the average price of a gallon of than this time last year. josh: we' re watching the rain aged little closer. take a look at when it starts and how it will affect the rest of your week. >> i never realized there be this many toys. shelley: they' re asked to help and a community answered the call. the touching display of holiday generosity. now to our u local hotshot, this little one just can' t get enough of this beautiful christmas tree. it is beautiful. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie

there was also a big crowd across town at carmikes cinemas at the mall. the official release of the blockbuster is today, but early screenings started at fans we talked to say the movie lived up to the hype. both of sioux city's cinemas are showing star wars the force awakens on multiple screens, about one showing each hour. bent? << today will be cold and breezy with highs near 30, but with the wind it will feel more like the teens and 20s. i'm also fairly confident that we'll see at least a few peeks of sun today, but not to worry, we'll have plenty of opportunity to see some tomorrow and over the weekend. now, it will still be cold tomorrow with similar temperatures to today's, but temperatures closer to 40 will arrive this weekend and stick around next week with overall dry weather. see graphics. . >> >>> 7:30 now. it's friday morning, december until christmas. t minus seven days. a little internet shopping during the break here. >> speak for yourself. >> yes, yes, yes. get that expedited delivery. good morning, everyone. >> and the classic christmas

theater chains like regal and cinema say costumes are okay, but no masks, face paint or amc theaters a little more lenient posting online guests are allowed to dress in costume, but we do not allow masks or fast paint. this won't take away from the excitement of "star wars" fans who have been counting down the days to see the force awakens, which comes more than a decade after the release of episode 3. >> it brings back a lot of warm memories. i'm hoping the films we see today will make it special. >> fans won't be disappointed again, the first showing in the u.s. is at 7:00 p.m. that's the latest from boston. >>> a littleton neighborhood on alert after a 19-year-old girl says she was almost abducted right outside of her home. police are trying to track down nick edmonds has more on how this terrifying ordeal started. >> reporter: police say 19-year-old woman was out walking her dog monday night around 8:00 at night when a man in an suv pulled up next to her asking for directions. this happened around king street and baldwin hill road in littleton. the 19-year-old woman told police,

for me, cinema and the american narrative, americans like to do things big. if you think about the impact of referenced the film. when theyypse now," have helicopters coming to bomb a village, they put a speaker out and play "flight of the coppery -- valkery." francis ford coppola said "birth of a nation" was one of the inspirations for the idea of an occupied nation, village to village combat, things like that. there is a scene for scene remix of "birth of a nation." just a little bit if you are into history. [laughter] you remember the scene. f."arlie doesn't sur napalm. you have two think about remixing and sampling, which is this generation's response. we have the attention span of a gnat, the republican debate. cinema is our legacy. >> how did you go about remixing "birth of a nation"? it is a huge film and you took it on. >> one of the panelists mentioned earlier it is pretty boring. if i were going to do a hip-hop update, you have to have burning ghettos, helicopters over the white house, edward snowden, hackers taking over russian satellites. that wou

the scenes of the latest movies to give you an all access pass into the world of cinema. where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> everyone start cleaning up the area where they are standing. >> it was a showdown in hollywood as quentin terran tino wrangled up the stars of his new western. >> let me put it this way, you have a people in a room, not a huge room. it is 21 degrees. they all have guns. >> it is five years after the civil war. a lot of them are not in the mood. one side lost the war and one >> we are all bad people. there is one that is not. the hateful eight and an innocent one. >> you kind of love them all and you kind of want to hang out with them all. he manages to make these complex multilayered characters. even at their most nasty, you kind of give them -- get them a little bit. kind of intriguing and interesting. >> he can concoct stories and i cannot predict the end of them. he takes turns i do not expect. i always think that is great. i read about three books a week. it is kind of hard to fool me. >> tina fey and amy poehler and meyer

there i was, standing up, introducing my film at that very cinema i felt an extraordinary.n to the 12-year-old in me. that i as an adult are doing the dream of a 12-year-old. and he was right. i wondered after the success of "the king's speech" whether i would have that thing of saying, now i have done that, that i would be restless and want to do something else. i was so happy just to be doing the things i always dreamed of doing. i made my first feature when i was 30. i started making films at 12. it took me 18 years. i obviously started very young. you have to have an incredible stamina of believe that you will get there. charlie: it is great to have you here. tom: thank you, charlie. ♪ >> "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motor. >> the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it is a global industry in its own right. "brilliant ideas" look at the artists at the heart of this. they have a unique power to inspire, astonish, provoke, and shock. push boundaries. ask questions. see the world afresh. artists like simon denny.

cinemas this weekend.will hope that star wars mania will propel it to break not just the box office but the on. and the merchandise, because it matters. we are joined by tim. great to see you. let's start with the figures. 0 million. that is the estimate for the box office in the u.s. and canada this weekend. that is a record. overall global sales are projected to be about between $2.4 billion two $3 billion. -- to $3 billion. mark: is it going to be "avatar "? tim: they have already taken $50 million before the film even came out. mark: that's incredible. i was coming in on the tube today and some fellow has his daily telegraph open, five stars, the early reviews are good. tim: there has been such a buzz about this. for 10 years it has been since film.st " star wars" probably having jj abrams has helped rekindle that enthusiasm. there was jadedness when george lucas deserted the last trilogy. and j.j. reinvigorated the star trek franchise. weren't brilliant. tim: they were very well received. the power of

to dedication to this, cinema, is so beautiful. i was very touched and very inspired by it.o be able to attend preparation for a month and a half during the rehearsal period -- charlie: a month and a half of preparation. marion: and we really rehearsed like a theater project. charlie: you also had a shakespeare in expert nearby, a dialect coach. marion: neil swain. the first thing we did was to study the script with the play, because we needed to understand all the subtleties of shakespeare's writing to make our choices. because there are different meanings, different interpretations that can be given from only, like, one sentence. and sometimes you don't see it right away, all the different levels of meaning. and that was very interesting for us, when we would actually play and rehearse like a play, to understand all the meanings of what shakespeare wanted to say. that was really, really interesting, and so rich. charlie: this is a scene in which she is wracked with guilt and imagines she has the blood of king duncan and other victims on her hands. here it is -- >> what nee

i spoke to a number of fans when they exited the cinema.gle one of them said they absolutely love the film and cannot wait for episode eight. i even overheard some people saying that they plan to turn around and head back into the cinema. we just had the midnight screening open to the public here. it was just before three clock in the morning it sydney. some people want a second taste. there will be plenty of opportunities for fans to do just that. i am at point cinema. sessionsplanning 7000 of "star wars: the force awakens" in opening week. when disney bought the rights from the franchise for $4.1 billion, a number of analysts questioned their wisdom. it's starting to look quite like a bargain, betty. betty: you got me anticipating going to watch it. thank you so much, paul allen from sydney on the new "star wars" film. it was excellent. still ahead, the ufc has been dominated both in the rain and a business. we will be joined by the ceo leading the charge. that is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to bloomberg television. i'm betty liu. after a

>> there is an understanding -- i mean we both love cinema and we understand each other so well that feel like both of us can be -- i mean, i can attest to him giving me my greatest performances. he can push me and pull things out of me i didn't even know who were there so i can be my absolute best with him and hopefully i can -- i can inspire him to want to keep -- i don't know --, you know, we get along. we have a similar sense of humor. we have fun. and we have an enormous amount of respect for each other but really, we have a very deep understanding of each other. >> rose: he talks about the growth and the reinvention. do you see that? do you see that in a sense you have been in control of your life and you have made -- you have achieved what you wanted to do? >> yes. i mean i feel like i am growing. i have achieved more than i ever thought was possible. i just -- when i first started acting, i was on a sitcom i was happy to be on a sitcom for the rest of my life, i didn't really have these aspirations, this is so much bigger than anything i could have imagined. so i can feel mys

as you know, this is not the first film in the history of cinema where satire is used to deal with aubject matter. one of my favorite films is strangelove," about the new gear holocaust. charlie: stanley kubik. spike: yes. what could be more serious than the destruction on god's planet, and yet, that film is hilarious. it is hard to do, but i think we were very successful. if ite: you were saying was about nuclear weapons, you can do it about guns. spike: yes. but you have to find the right balance between crying and laughing. charlie: in terms of doing satire, john q sex character -- cusack's character. spike: yes, a white, roman catholic priest, in the south side of chicago, he has been there for 40 years and the obligation is all black. amazing human being. he has been at the forefront of cigarettes,lence, alcohol, he has been at the forefront. he has been a blessing to the film. he was the one who came to chicago. he showed me who to talk to, who i should meet with. he has a real stamp on this film. that is to the character is based upon. charlie: and you have wesley snipes. spik

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"nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "cinema." here with the song "be my love" end this yearning this need that you and you alone create just fill my arms the way you've filled my dreams the dreams that you inspire with every sweet desire be my love and with your kisses set me burning one kiss is all i need to seal my fate and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land for me eternally if you will be my love and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land for me eternally if you will be my heart [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." >> he is the former firefighter, severely burned in the line of duty. we're there with the pioneering surgical team ready to reore

she died in the cinema in this she died from emphysema. >> the strip crash is not the only deadly incident today. a woman from las vegas was killed in a crosswalk this morning in the southwest valley. the accident occurred after 6:00 at jones and patrick. gaston montanez from las vegas destined with his mercedes. the victim's name has not been released. marie: the field of republican candidates running for president narrative today with lindsey graham suspending his campaign. jeff: this is as trump -- >> lindsey graham calls it quits. he could not gain ground with voters. mr. graham: today i am suspending i campaign for president. i want to thank everyone. >> he ran his campaign around national security, pushing for more troops in iraq and syria. mr. graham: was my fellow candidates have come to recognize this is what is needed. >> now the support popularity of his good friend senator john >>'s support will go elsewhere and you will see an effort on the establishment side to go after trump and consolidate around one candidate. >> graham has been critical of trump. his name came up nine tim

there i was, standing up, introducing my film at that very cinema i felt an extraordinary .ction to the 12-year-old in me. that i as an adult are doing the dream of a 12-year-old. and he was right. i wondered after the success of "the king's speech" whether i would have that thing of saying, now i have done that, that i would be restless and want to do something else. i was so happy just to be doing the things i always dreamed of doing. i made my first feature when i was 12 -- 30. i started making films at 12. .t took me 18 years i obviously started very young. you have to have an incredible stamina of believe that you will get there. charlie: it is great to have you here. tom: thank you, charlie. ♪ ♪ emily: he worked alongside steve jobs to revolutionize the way we listen to music and became known as the godfather of the ipod. he spent nearly a decade at apple, then hatched a company of his own. in 2010, he cofounded nest labs, where he's promised to reinvent every unloved product in the home. a promise so thrilling, google, soon to become alphabet, snapped up nest and its

"nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "cinema." here with the song "be my love" andrea bocelli! be my love for no one else can end this yearning this need that you and you just fill my arms the way you've filled my dreams the dreams that you inspire with every sweet desire be my love and with your kisses set me burning one kiss is all i need to seal my fate and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land there'll be no one but you, my love and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land there'll be no one but you, for me eternally [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." >> he is the former firefighter, severely burned in the line of duty. we're there with the pioneering surgical team ready to restore one man's face. >>> a family's tragic loss and jen ross is the ray of hope this family's been fighting for. but the odds of survival, 50/50. >>> his first look in the mirror 14 years in the making.

his latest album is called "cinema." andrea bocelli from the samsung stage. we have fun shows for you next week, with albert brooks, wanda sykes, calista flockhart, one racer lewis hamilton, chef adam perry lang will be here. plus music from rick ross, band of merrymakers, and n the jewels. and monday night, a special show with director quentin tarantino and the cast of "the hateful eight" -- sam jackson, kurt russell, channing tatum and many more. so, saddle up for that. th the holiday seasoupon us, it seems most appropriate to welcome a guest who shares a name with the most famous reindeer of all. she's a very funny person who joins her former castmates, amy and tina, from "saturday night live" in the new movie, "sisters." >> why? >> gaaah! >> is this such a brilliant idea? >> we slicking! >> i wish we had some -- >> what perfume is on you? >> you like that? it's risky, by jennifer love hewitt, you can only get it at >> i'm wearing erecollection by call lin kline. >> jimmy: "sisters" opens december 18th. please welcome maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ]

"nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "cinema." here with the song "be my love" andrea bocelli! be my love for no one else can end this yearning this need that you and you alone create the way you've filled my dreams the dreams that you inspire with every sweet desire be my love and with your kisses set me burning one kiss is all i need to seal my fate and hand in hand promised land there'll be no one but you, for me eternally and hand in hand and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land there'll be no one but you, for me eternally

charlie: but you're certainly one of the most innovative film makers ever, in the history of cinema.eorge lucas: the innovation part is because i, like an artist, they were for thousands of years the scientists, the engineers, the artists. to a couple of certain works, especially in architecture, you had to figure out how to accomplish it. in florence, for hundreds of years, they could not figure out how to put a dome on it. brunelleschi studied it in rome. they used to do it in rome. in the renaissance, it was after the dark ages. nobody knew how to do it anymore. he had to invent the ratcheting pulley so that oxen could pull bricks up that high. charlie: so you have created things because you were able to do it on your own. george lucas: there's a gap between what is possible and where the vision is. i have had to fill the gap. you don't invent technology and then figure out what to do with it. you come up with an artistic problem and invent the technology. any artist will tell you that. art at all levels is technology. people will say monkeys can make paintings, but they can't. th

theater chains like regal and cinema are saying costumes are okay but no masks face paint or weapon like props are allowed. amc theater a little bit more lenient. posting their policy online. which said in part, guest are welcome to come in costume. we don't permit masks or face paint and short bring your light saber. turn it off during the movie and leave the blaster and darth vader mask at home. this comes more than a decade after the release of episode 3. >>> brings back good and warm memories. i'm hoping the films we see today with the characters we saw last time will make it that special again. >>> the first selling here tonight at 7:00. the movie had already made 100 sales. new england." >> new from overnight donald trump weighing in on tom brady news coffer. here's nancy chen with more. >> good morning. donald trump again very happy to talk about tom brady. he raved about his friend while appearing on jimmy kimmel live. >>> he's a very good friend of mine. he's a great guy. this is great guy and a winner. a champion. if i went into new england and people would go crazy. which have

the master of cinema, the spin glorious. theythey came up with a name for me. not quite a stretch. corners and spin your dreidel. the longest player standing wins. the record is 17 seconds and it is held by a gentile, the gentile giant. what's interesting, these two are both not jewish, and neither am i. we are learning a bunch about the jewish religion. >> help people -- teach a lot of people who did not know that much about judaism about the holiday and what celebrates. >> check this out. >> a new home. >> you can put this inside. >> bottom of the 9th. behind you. i have to ask,ask, these guys just anti- semites making fun of the holiday? >> not at all. founded by two good jewish major-league journal nationwide. wanted to modernize the game for a new audience. they use was to distract away from studying so that people that would persecute you would not know exactly what they were doing. serious significance. i think this is a disgrace. >> the part that i think isi think is a mockery as they consider this a professional sport. >> just enjoy the season. season.

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