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we need claire foy there to lead us into the emotion otherwise it would become alienating. it is shot interestingly, they used 16mm for the intimate stuff, 35mm for the nasa industrial stuff, and then horizontal65 imax for the moon sequences. the film evolve as the story evolves. the score uses a theremin, an electronic instrument that was used in the 1950s science—fiction films. it is this lonely sound. loneliness is the key to it. if you expect an action movie you're not going to get that. although you will get the feeling of being inside is spacious —— inside the spaceship and encountering that danger. there is a lot of silence. i'm looking forward to it massively. unlike your second choice. if you're not recommending it to me, in your little way that you try to convince me to see horror films, then i'm quite worried. i've been told the images in this are not pleasant. people might want to be aware of that. it is a hallucinogenic horror movie, starring nicolas cage. nicolas cage at his most nicolas cage. he is a logger living with his partner who draws graphic novel styl

claire foy, chelsea clinton, and, doug -- wayne. wayne. >> his kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- claire foy, chelsea clto

stars ryan gosling and claire foy promoting a new movie at the smithsonian. >>> d.c.'s newest arena taking its first turn as a ciscert venue eekend. how neighbors in congress heights are getting a first look. >>> and saved by strangers. local marines reunited with the people they helped save from a burning building. ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only onee that was a ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve .their standard of living with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >>> we have to fail down here so we don't fail up here. >> you're not just going to work. >> you think you're coming back? >> it looks intense. a lot mine nse scenes, too, to come. that's a clip from "first man" starring rya gosling as neil

claire foy that you might know om the netflix series the crown is also in the film. helsworked with goessling on lala land. >> when did you know ryan was t goin play neal? when he flew past the moon in lala land? >> before i shot la la land. from the get-go i saw him as neal armstrong and he's one of the greatest actors alive. >> he also said it was great to be at the air a space museum for the premiere. first man opens nationwide a week from today. > news for your health this morning, new research suggests that women that take a low dose aspirin on a regular basis may lower their risk of ovarian cancer. the study also finds women that take other painkillers like ibprophen h a higher risk. >> when it comes to breast cancer the sheriff's office is hking a stand. the department two survivors. they both got life saving treatment. turner had lead a fund-raising campaign to bring in money to help other patients with treatment. >> it means a lot to m because i am a o survivor three years and i also have family members that digidn't. earlyti det is the key. >> it will run u

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. >> claire foy was on point color coordinating with her on-screen husband hitting the carpet at theional air and space museum and in this movie ryan's on point playing neil armstrong just ask armstrong's real-life sons. >> ryan's done very well. >> absolutely and dad's not an easy guy to play. there's a lot of facets to dad and i thought ryan captured that very well. >> that was the hardest part of this film, just knowing they were going to see it. >> you just grab it off. >> when you are in that machine that spinning you all over, what the heck is going through your head at the time? >> i don't remember very much. i just remember the directors more spinning. >> is there anything now about you that says maybe i would like to travel into space sometime. >> it is quite the opposite. i realized i would be a terrible, terrible astronaut. >> well, ryan, eva mendes told me your young daughters certainly have faith. >> they now think papi's an astronaut. so we haven't corrected them yet we're just like cool. >> right now they think it is totally possible to grow up and be an astronaut. it'

claire foy will join us. >> and jenna bush sticking around. the inspiring way he is keeping his wife joey, her memory alive. >> can we bring in those wonderful scott brothers? guys, we're so happy to see you. >> hi, guys. hey. congratulations, by the way. >> thank you. >> new book. >> your latest renovation is a special one. you recruited dylan's help, is that right? >> oh, yeah. >> what happened there? >> we wanted the best of the best. and they were not available. so we settled on dylan. she s. she is a hard worker. we were making over the learning lab. we had dylan in there. she was helping us stage the space. we didn't get her to swing a sledgehammer. >> the big reveal isomorrow. >> dylan did a lot of posing while the work was happening. >> she was really good at posing. she learned from you. you do the slow builder brothe" i'm going to take this and throw it into the audience. >> whoa! >> pretty cool. >> all right. we'll see new a little bit. okay? >> we'll see you in a bit. >> let's get a check of the weather from al. >> we have building

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- claire foy,

i met up with ryan goessling and claire foy at the kennedy space center. ing. >> even hollywood's biggest stars. >> claire. >> oh my god. it's like the titanic or something. >> stand in awe when staring at a rocket designed to take men to the moon. >> that's pretty remarkable. >> it was 1969 when it launched neil armstrong and his crew on that historic mission. >> it's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. >> the astronaut that took the famous first steps, the focus of the film "first man". >> when you were in the capsules during the filming of the movie, what surprised you the most about those? >> i should have known what was coming because they referred to the astronauts as spam in a can but i came to understand where that name came from. it's really hard to convey just how small they are and just how dangerous it all was. he avoided using green screens and utilized real nasa artifacts like this astronaut van that carried the crew to the launch pad. >> they towed this van out for us to load the actors into. we were all pinching ourselves. buz

claire foy plays armstrong's wife. >> you are a bunch of boys making models.ilarity between the queen and janet. one o those similarities being they are both thrust into the spotlight. >> they definitely have a similarity in the sense that neither ofhem express themselves openly to lots of people. but it sort of ends there really, i think. i think jet has an amazing act to know when she needs to step up, know when she needs to speak out oh, and know when she has had enough. >> reporter: while the film has already received some critica acclaim, it's also received some criticism for leaving out a key moment. >> the president, a few senators, a couple of people have commented that the u.s.fl is not deplikted explicitly moog planted on the what do you say to that criticism? >> it was about paying tribute to real american heroes who did extraordinary things. >> this conversation is largely happening amongst, i would say, people who haven't seen the film. if they do think it's very patriotic a film, i feel neil and janet's story is worth the tribute that this movie

claire foy that you may know from the netfl series the crown also stars in this film. >> when did younow that ryan was going to play neil? when he flew past the moon in la laland? >> it was before i shot l la laland. i first met ryan to propose this movie and we made la la land rst. i saw him as neil armstrong and he's one of the greatest aors alive. >> he also said that it was great to be at the museum for this premiere. >> women that take a low dose aspirin on a regular basis may lower their risk of ovarian cancer. that's the newfi ing. women that take other painkillers had a higher risk. talk with yr doctor before making any changes to your medications. >> we want to get bsk to t breaking news on the roads this morning. melis melissa, what's going on. first 4 traffic alert this morning, top of the beltway to an oil spill caused three or four crashes o the bel way. it is the furthest one along the top of the once you get past that one you're kind of home free. as chopper z dmsn here, you see we have a dump truck sideways on the roadway there and then before this one a vehi te spun o

claire foy will be here. >> steve: woah! [ cheers and applause ] billy crystal -- >> steve: oh!lus, we have new music from lil wayne and quavo. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: but first, we have an amazing show tonight. they are the authors of the new book "the greatest love story ever told." [ laughter ] megan mullally and cheers and a] two funny people. >> steve: i love those two. >> jimmy: oh, they're great. plus, he's one of the most successful musicians on the planet. post malone is stopping by. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we have a special performance from the national, you guys! >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the national! i don't know what -- yeah, i don't know what that is. [ light laughter ] the national. do you see -- ever see that documentary that the national made? >> steve: love it. it's hilarious. >> jimmy: "mistaken for strangers." you guys ever see this? yeah. three people. you got to check this out. [ laughter ] it's about the brothers, you know, the lead singer of the national and his brother, tom. matt is the lead singer and

it comes after the equal pay row after the crown and claire foy not being paid properly.e choose a field based on that tiny pic you get on the screen while flicking through. —— film. you might have read the blurb on the back of the video, but now it is just that little picture. it also leads to some strange choices. if you like romantic comedies, and there is an actor in a thriller, can be confusing because the way the algorithms are working. the suggestions algorithm is working well, but the picture is not so well at the moment. do you get a full lunch break when you are working? has an people only get 22 minutes i'iow. has an people only get 22 minutes now. in 2012 it was about 33 minutes —— they are saying. people are just sitting at a desk. they haven't ventured, what they have talked about is that people don't have any options and they have so much what they —— they haven't mentioned. people have a heavy commute awaiting them. they think that mijas get my work done so they can get home earlier and rush hour. work done so they can get home earlierand rush hour. —— let

claire foy plays armstrong's wife, janet."their stories are no less worthy of being told. extraordinary woman.""jan, you have to trust us. we've got this under control.""no you don't. all these protocols and procedures to make it seem like you have it under control... but you're a bunch of boys making models out of balsa wood! you don't have anything under control.""i wanted the movie to feel immersive, so it felt like a world that just felt like you were there in the '60s with these people. you weren't looking back with hindsight: you were in real time going rough their steps, in the capsules, on the moon.""that's one small step for man..." (nat)back on earth in hollywood, i'm david daniel. seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock newscast is at our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california househ

the film also stars claire foy and kyle chandler.rst man" is scoring a solid 90% on rotten tomatoes but not without some swipes from the critics. richard brody writes "first man" is worthy of enduring as a right-wing fetish object. peter travers calls it unmissable and unforgettable. >>> next to a mystery thriller set in 1969, "bad times at the el royale." tells a story of seven strangers who converge on the el royale hotel for one fateful violent night for one last shot at redemption before everything goes wrong. >> it's a game. it all starts with a simple choice. would you mind opening the door. >> no, i ain't gonna do that. >> which side are you on? right, wrong, god or no god, red or black. >> i've done horrible things. >> so has everybody. it happens. get the whisky. >> the whisky, indeed. it stars chris hemsworth, jeff bridges, dakota johnson. "bad times at the el roayle" getting a 75%. one quick review, the film is clearly aiming for a funky, hyper-violent, multi-layered "pulp fiction" vibe but it's missing an adrenaline shot

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