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it was amazing here is that they so many them are playing against type i mean it's great to see daniel. craignot being james bond but just playing a comedic character he has he plays the detective him easily named ben wall blow and click southern accent which almost literally sounds as if you see the scenery but he's one of many i mean toni collette is phenomenal you've got you've got jamie lee curtis you've got one after the other all with incredibly sharp performances of that really bring out this there's this whole film and make it make a child make the whole sort of political aspects of the film which are they are sort of float by it's just one you know half an hour an hour and a half of it pertains to this the meat to it but it but it's definitely bringing out its last and there's a relatively new faces cuban actors and out of math yeah this is probably the one face that people don't know from this amazing cast of she was in the blade runner sequel last year so she you might have not seen her for met but here she plays the maid and she's sort of the good guy you know she's basically all

the good guy you know she's beautiful a good question basically the the watson to the homes of daniel craig. and she's an incredible film. character in this film because she's the only sort of warm heart in the center of the film amongst all these sort of white privileged and quite horrible rich characters and we're going to be seeing a lot more of her she's going to be in the new james bond film alongside daniel craig how exciting so i'm thinking very quickly that this gets a thumbs up for weekend if you if you're a fan of murder mysteries definitely but even if you just want an hour and a half with your family and not fighting for an hour and a half on thanksgiving this is the perfect film for that ok well we definitely look forward to catching that one it's going to be one on my ever lengthening list and thanks for bringing us the extra dough on that one scott roxboro. well she is only 32 years old but luisa clément is making her mark as a digital artist as a long time student of world famous photographer and to be as good ski her focus is on the body and how it is ultimately made anonym

be seeing a lot more of her she's going to be in the new james bond film alongside daniel pearl daniel craig how exciting so i'm thinking very quickly that this gets a thumbs up for a weekend if you if you're a fan of murder mysteries definitely but even if you just want an hour and a half with your family and not fighting for an hour and a half on thanksgiving this is the perfect film for that ok well we definitely look forward to catching that one that's going to be one on my ever lengthening list and thanks for bringing us the extra dough roxboro. well she is only 32 years old but luisa clément is making her mark as a digital artist as a long time student of world famous photographer and to be asked her focus is on the body and how it is ultimately made in the animists by technology she currently has a solo exhibition on in auckland where her photos videos sculptures and installations raise questions about our identity in a digital has for. aesthetic beguiling and confusing luisa clements work asks the question of where we are right now still in reality or in a virtual world and what defi

but i know one confirmed was daniel craig >> oh, yeah. daniel craig was in the first one.e first time you used the force >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that was a big deal. so he just -- is friends with j.j. or have -- >> i guess he was next door. and he just popped in. i don't know how it came about, yeah i guess they're friends. >> jimmy: that's wild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then i heard, like, prince harry and prince william were -- >> yeah, they were in it and then they were cut out [ audience ohs ] yeah, yeah >> jimmy: no >> yes also tom hardy and tom hardy was amazing as a a stormtrooper >> jimmy: really >> yeah. so prince william and harry were cut out with tom hardy. and i think ryan had to tell them >> jimmy: i was going to say, who told them? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah, and then they were at the premiere for "the last jedi." i was like, "oh, this is so uncomfortable. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can't they just say that "that's me" like, can't i just say like, "this is me. >> they're quite tall. so they looked sort of taller than the average stormtroo

okay, two minutes ago, i was on the back of a snowmobile with daniel craig. entire childhood. if i can't remember the lyrics, that means i've lost complete touch with my roots. how could i let this happen? don't be so hard on yourself. i'm not. this is mostly your doing. should have seen that coming. you have shamed the country boy out of me. you roll your eyes when i say "y'all" or "fixin'". you made me take down our clothesline. i just asked that we put it in the backyard. you know what i have to do. relearn the lyrics to -- get a chicken. so this is the kitchen, which we recently remodeled. -(clucking) -get used to that.

it kicks off with the star-studded celebration that included james bond himself, daniel craig.lor swift will be there this year. duncan clark joins us from alibaba's headquarters in china. thanks for joining us. we are getting a kick out of this story, duncan. last year it brought in 31 billion. what might it bring in this year? are there expectations? >> the only way is up. there are a lot of expectations from this event. every damore people come online in china and buy more stuff in china. we have a slowly economy. the online sale is the robust and attractive part. big expectations tonight. >> we can see all the celebration, the entertainment that surrounds it. that's a unique way to launch a sale. how did it slow become the biggest shopping day in the world? >> the idea of a singles day is a genius idea. there are more single people than happily married people. if you're single, retail therapy is a great way to handle that. the last deck i.d. it has become this magsive event. we have brands that have been preparing for this all year. >> yeah. is it also to bring more interna

>> 007 daniel craig was capper after his on set injury filming "no time to die." >> i finished it twohat can fans expect? >> the best. >> okay. >> fellow brit dame helen mirren is also in an up coming action film. >> we are going to be seeing you in "fast and furious nine" which you've been filming. cardi b has been added to this exciting ensemble. >> this is gonna be the best one yet. ♪ they call me cardi bawdy >> oh, wow. that's cool. i didn't get to work with cardi b. that would have been great. i was in a car with vin which was a very nice place to be. so i was very happy. >> were you behind the wheel in that car? >> maybe. >> the oscar winner's co-star now? sir ian mckellen. >> this is the first time fyou two are working together. how is that? >> only when it rains. >>> coming up the "happy days" cast. >> there are 25,000 people. i said you're going to part like the red sea. >> and ron howard's not so happy days behind the scenes. >> i said i don't think i want to be in that show. >>> plus ron's daughter and a superstar returning to the jurassic franchise. >> closed captioning pr

. >> daniel craig plays a detective. surgery recently after an injury on the "ntime to die" set. >> i had a very good surgeon. so he basically wired it all ba together again. so it wafine. >> and you're feeling good? >> it's better than the other one no go. ing for thotheone to >> fm a murder mystery to an edgy romantic thrier. >> hey, is this y'all -- >> "queen and slim" is a modern day "bonnie and yde." star jodi turner-smi is rninraves for her performance. daniel kaluuya co-stars, one of his next procts is a live action barney movie. >> it's in early stages, but it's a character it goes i love you, you love me, won't you love me too and pele hate him. i think inherently interting. >> i'll see you soon. >> in december there's jumanji. >> and then "star wars," the rise of skywalker. >>> it will be a happy holiday for the new engaged dennis quaid. >> every day is a holiday. >> dishing on h i dos and his ans with his bride to be. > then tim mcgraw's body ansformation. >> do that for twoeeks and it will lead to somethg. >>

daniel craig, a taxi driver who lives in hampshire, has a question about them.er. his job is to analyse politics, including elections. it would be really hard to make manifestos legally binding. so the prime minister and the cabinet obviously lead the government, but if they want to make any changes, they have to get mps and members of the house of lords to agree, and that's not always possible even when a party has a majority. this is anna, she is a criminal lawyer. here is what she thinks about getting courts mixed up in politics. the problem is that...it‘s a bad idea. if the election manifesto becomes legally binding, then, firstly, you have the risk that it will tie the hands of parliament, and secondly, when it comes to enforcement, against whom would you enforce it? would it be against the prime minister, would it be against the entire government? who enforces it? is it a public enforcement action only, or can you bring a private prosecution? we spoke to ellen, an academic in sweden whose research compared manifesto pledges in different countries to see wh

. >> what's fascinating is that it is a murder mystery with a fantastic cast led by daniel craig. >> story of marta who's the housekeeper of this white privileged family and of course they all horribly refer to her by not knowing what country she's from, so every single person in the family says she's from a different country, which is the worst thing you can say and yet it's a huge comedy. i swear to you. go with your family. if you're in a conflict of side immigration and the fact that it's about love. and in the center of this movie is a movie about love and it's -- i tell you, i've been in a lot of movies. it is absolutely hilarious and fantastic and perfect. >> we believe you. >> at this time of year. >> and the cast is great because you've got christopher plummer, don johnson, toni collette, chris evans. >> michael shannon. >> michael shannon. >> and daniel craig and anna dearmis plays the housekeeper, marta cabrera, and she is a superstar to be seen very soon. he's in the new bond film and just played marilyn monroe. >> and the gentleman from "get out". >> la keefe. >> yes. >>

and daniel craig. >> thankful for her sobriety. >> thanks, daniel. . >>> announcing plans to open a newion one in livermore. 1a bill peters. they will receive package goods sorted by location and sent for final delivery. amazon says hundreds of jobs will be created at each site. the new delivery station will be on north mccarthy boulevard in milpitas. the city expects the entire community to benefit from amazon's present. >> it brings people into our city through jobs and an opportunity to spend money here. either through having a meal or entertainment. evening events. for us it is the opposite of retail leakage >> the new delivery hub will be located near interstate 580 where the old circuit city used to be. that is expected to open next year. >>> an environmental group offering to help people trading old, gas guzzling cars for something more fuel-efficient. they give people to $9500 to put to a new car. vehicle they are treating has to be 99 or older and has failed an emissions test. most funding comes from state dmv fees. >> what is used as a down payment towardshicle and of cou ince

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be daniel craig and lena waithe.up at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is you come from

the end of the night, he's dead >> jimmy: yeah >> and somebody did it >> jimmy: yeah >> so then daniel craig >> yeah, a little shady. >> jimmy: everybody's a little shady. you play -- you play it great, as you always do you're a very good actor >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: do people come up to you a lot? do they recognize you? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah, sometimes. well, i have been to airports -- i was hearing about your travel stories today. i had my own travel stories today. airports are a particularly vulnerable situation also the locker room at the y. people feel very comfortable - [ laughter ] -- coming up and to me and telling me -- one guy recently came up to me and he said, "hey, i seen you in the movies i've seen you in a lot of movies and you always make the same face in every one." [ light laughter ] i'm like, "well, it works. >> jimmy: yeah, what do you say? yeah, yeah >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i'm in a lot of movies." yeah >> i mean, here's my wallet. >> jimmy: it's a good face, yeah [ laughter ] >> can we do something funny with these uniforms on >> jimmy: yeah

. >> jimmy: daniel craig is in it michael shannon. >> so many -- jamie lee curtis >> jimmy: jamie leehnson >> jimmy: this guy -- i love that >> toni collette come on. >> jimmy: toni collette. you can stop right there >> she can do no wrong >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and that's the tip -- i mean, across the board, everyone was - >> jimmy: you don't know who is telling the truth and who is lying. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the whole way through, which is what you want a good mystery to be like. are you a good liar in real life >> no, i'm a terrible liar, which is so weird because i act for a living >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> but, you know, you when have lines that you're supposed to say in the context of filming, it's great when it's actually real life lying, i feel like i -- i have every tell you could possibly have i get red, i sweat, my eyes gaze, i'm touching my face [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- you don't have a poker face. >> i'm horrible at poker, which is such a shame because i love the game, but the second the cards are dealt, i'm like -- [ giggling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

in "knives out," daniel craig stars as a debonaire detective investigating the murder of a crime novelistnd dead at his estate. in this dark family reunion, everyone is a suspect. >> i'm detective lieutenant elliot, this is trooper wagner. we just want to ask a few questions. >> we understand the night of his demise, the family had gathered to celebrate your father's 85th birthday. how was it? >> the party? pre my dad's death? oh, it was great. >> jamie lee curtis. >> oh, yeah. "knives out" scoring 95% on rotten tomatoes. a grand piece of star-studded old-school studio programming. it's a frothy whodunit '70s style with a cast of today's a-list stars, great fun. that looks like it's going to be good too, go to the movies this weekend. >> two "get out" stars in the movies this weekend. >> i saw. frothy. >> i saw. frothy. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum'

. >> reporter: an old-fashioned whodunit starring daniel craig, chris evans, jamie lee curtis and morejust opened called "knives out." kicking things into a higher gear, "queen & slim" is a modern-day take on a classic. >> the black bonnie and clyde. >> reporter: that film also in theaters this weekend. looking ahead to december 13th, brace yourselves. >> ready to go to war? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: "bombshell" stars nicole kidman, charlize theron, and margot robbie. the women who exposed roger ailes for sexual harassment. if that buzzing sound is getting louder, it's for adam sandler who's getting a lot of best actor chatter for his role as an addicted diamond dealer in "uncut gems." >> this is me. this is how i win. >> reporter: a far cry from his more family oriented movies like "grownups." if that's what you're looking for this holiday season? "jumanji: the next level" is out the same day. >> what's going on, you having a heart attack? breathe! >> reporter: if screaming primates aren't your thing, you can always change it up. a certain screaming snowman would love to see you back

daniel craig, a taxi driver who lives in hampshire, has a question about them. would be really hard to make manifestos legally binding. the prime minister and the cabinet obviously lead the government, but if they want to make any changes, they have to get mps and members of the house of lords to agree, and that's not always possible — even when a party has a majority. this is anna. she is a criminal lawyer. here is what she thinks about getting courts mixed up in politics. the problem is that it's a bad idea. if the election manifesto becomes legally binding, then firstly you have the risk that it will tie the hands of parliament and, secondly, when it comes to enforcement, against whom would you enforce it? would it be against the prime minister? the entire government? who enforces it? is it a public enforcement action only, or could you bring a private prosecution? we spoke to ellen, an academic in sweden whose research compared manifesto pledges in different countries to see who honoured them when they got into government. in the uk, we find that parties mos

daniel craig, a taxi driver who lives in hampshire, has a question about them.olitics, including elections. it would be really hard to make manifestos legally binding. so the prime minister and the cabinet obviously lead the government, but if they want to make any changes, they have to get mps and members of the house of lords to agree, and that's not always possible even when a party has a majority. this is anna, she is a criminal lawyer. here is what she thinks about getting courts mixed up in politics. the problem is that...it‘s a bad idea. if the election manifesto becomes legally binding, then, firstly, you have the risk that it will tie the hands of parliament, and secondly, when it comes to enforcement, against whom would you enforce it? would it be against the prime minister, would it be against the entire government? who enforces it? is it a public enforcement action only, or can you bring a private prosecution? we spoke to ellen, an academic in sweden whose research compared manifesto pledges in different countries to see who honoured them when they g

and it was written beautifully and the truth of the matter is they told me that daniel craig was goingd i said okay. yeah i'll come to boston and make a movie with y'all >> and don johnson is in the movie. >> don johnson, michael shannon, daniel, and the brilliant young actress who is at the center of the movie. there this beating heart of an immigrant. a perfect movie for this holiday. there is plenty of red meat, plenty of blue meat. we throw it at each other and in the middle is something very important which is love. >> so is it a family movie can you take your kids >> it's not for little kids because it deals with death. and, you know, obviously that would be inappropriate double digits on up have raily good time. it's super, super, super fun at a time when things are not so fun all around the world i was reading an article about new variety. i was struck by it it was so honest and true and real and you were talking about your addiction. >> yeah. >> and it was very powerful. a couple -- i found so much of it powerful. one was a moment in your life where everything looked like it w

." >> a fun murder mystery, harps back to the agatha murder mysteries, daniel craig, and jamie lee curtis to be sure next up "queen and slim," this is drawing comparisons to "bonnie and clyde." >> it's written by lena waithe, emmy winning producer, about a young black man and woman on their first date and when they are in the car driving home, they get pulled over by a white state trooper, a violent encounter occurs that's the jumping off point for a dramatic film and one with a lot of heart and humor, a multifaceted movie, i loved it. >> the next one for the kids the "jumanji" sequel, and this is the first time we have seen kevin hart on the screen since the accident. >> and the reboot of "jumanji" two years ago was a huge success. this is called "the next level." it's super fun kevin hart, dwayne johnson, and jack black play different characters than they did in the movie two years ago, so they're definitely having a great time, and there's a lot of extra humor because of the new characters they play. >> also releasing the same day "bombshell," and there's already some oscar buzz. >> th

daniel craig, a taxi driver who lives in hampshire, has a question about them.anges, they have to get mps and members of the house of lords to agree, and that's not always possible — even when a party has a majority. this is anna. she is a criminal lawyer. here is what she thinks about getting courts mixed up in politics. the problem is that it's a bad idea. if the election manifesto becomes legally binding, then firstly, you have the risk that it will tie the hands of parliament and, secondly, when it comes to enforcement, against whom would you enforce it? would it be against the prime minister? the entire government? who enforces it? is it a public enforcement action only, or could you bring a private prosecution? we spoke to ellen, an academic in sweden whose research compared manifesto pledges in different countries to see who honoured them when they got into government. in the uk, we find that parties mostly keep their promises. and the uk system, being a system where the winner takes it all, is apparently a system that is more efficient at fulfilling pled