eastwood? >> yes. i believe that i am an alcoholic.obriety date is january 20th of 2011. >> reporter: now remember, hannah's original trial was back in 2008, three years before eastwood's sobriety date. hannah's defense team believes the former prosecutor's drinking influenced her conduct. eastwood says no way. >> do you feel that your use of alcohol or drugs in any way compromised your ability to understand your role as a prosecutor and fulfill those duties during this trial? >> no. >> reporter: eastwood wasn't the only lawyer in the spotlight. hannah's original defense team admitted they made serious errors, even breaking down in tears for failing to call the salt poisoning expert. >> there's probably not a day since this verdict that i haven't -- that i don't regret trying to spend more time on this case to do more. >> reporter: but the judge wasn't swayed and denied the appeal. then, just this past september, the moment hannah and her supporters had been praying for for years, the state's highest criminal court overruled the judge

he starred in and produced the new clint eastwood directed film, american sniper. "vanity fair" calls his film as navy seal chris kyle a story for the ages. here is the trailer for the film. >> i got a military aged male on my cell phone watching the convoy, over. >> if you think he's recording troop movement, your call. >> maybe he's just calling his old lady. >> he stepped off. hold on. i got a woman and a kid 200 yards out, moving towards the convoy. her arms aren't swinging. she's carrying something. she's got a grenade. she's got an rkg russian grenade, handing to the kid. >> you say a woman and a kid. >> you got eyes on this, you can confirm? >> negative. your call. >> they fry you if you are's wrong. -- >> bradley cooper is also starring as joseph meric in the new broadway production of the elephant man which opened this year. it was the role that first inspired him to become an acker. i spoke with him recently at the booth theatre where the play will run until february 15th. here's that conversation. >> what's it like? when you think about the fact that thi

clicks even clint eastwood said he sees himself a new. and essilorew proposers something that he sees himself pay cut is nice. easy to work with him. i love him to death. he is a jazz musician. these movies.f it has that flowing energy to it. and i seamlessly went into clint's wave. >> they thought stephen might direct this and after the death of chris kyle. >> the reason the movie got into gear was steven spielberg. chris had gotten murdered. chris.r in february killed 2013. stephen killed me -- called me and march i believe. everything changes. the budget, everything. everybody starts getting into gear. that was the real reason which led us to clint eastwood. >> and so stephen decided not to do it? >> he was a total gentleman and called me and he said i want to help out anywhere i can. we already worked on the script quite a bit and the story. he and clint had not worked together. he produced "flags of our fathers." "play misty for me." there were three guys. i want to be on the charlie rose show. i wanted to work with clint eastwood an

. >> bradley cooper stars in and produced the new clint eastwood film "american sniper." here's is the trailer for the film. >> i got a military-age male on a cell phone watching the convoy. >> maybe he is calling his old lady. >> he stepped off. >> hold on. i got a woman and a kid 200 yards out moving toward the convoy. arms are not swinging. she is carrying something. she got a grenade. >> eyes on this. can you confirm? >> your call. >> they fried your funeral. >> bradley cooper also starring as joseph merrick in the production of "the elephant man." it was the role that inspired him to become an actor. i spoke with him at the booth theater. here is that conversation. >> what is it like when you think about the fact that this role has meant so much to you for so long, to sit on the stage, to come to the stage? every night. >> first of all, being with you here on the stage, that is the thing. that is -- thank you for that, by the way. it is a good year. to be here in the booth where it originated, where david bowie did it in 1980. it is the movie that made me want to be

. >> reporter:now clint and dina eastwood are officially divorced. >> reporter:clint eastwood as dirty lucky in love. >> reporter:marriage number two is on the rocks. >> reporter:84 year old eastwood and his wife dina - their 18 year marriage is finally over. after a year of back and forth. >> reporter:the divorce papers as you see here have no mention of spousal support. the couple had reportedly been fighting over custody of their daughter who is now 18 and an adult. >> reporter:dina eastwood - is a former new anchor from salinas. she launched a reality show called mrs. eastwood and company. >> reporter:which is blamed in part for the split. >> reporter:and for a breather from all the holiday hub bub. >> reporter:coming up, we'll show you how a little tree is filling up with the hopes and dreams of passers by. >> reporter:and there's always room for one more wish. >> reporter:that's in just a few minutes. catherine? >> catherine: road rage! in tense moments captured on a cell phone. this is the first times the public, a woman has done anything like this. >> catherine: jason has the r

that is turning down repeated requests from clint eastwood. 86-year-old about to embark on a rare european tour and he has been talking exclusively to our arts editor. >> ♪ filme of the most famous scores ever written. it became the sound not just of a whole genre. the spaghetti western. work of the musician collaborating with his old school friend, the director, a partnership that started in 1964 with a fistful of dollars. >> the music i wrote for fistful of dollars is not the best i gave to him. we reached our best, in my opinion, with "once upon a time in america." >> ♪ >> his career spans over half a century. he has composed the music for more than 500 films and work for 60 plus directors, but never for clint eastwood. clint eastwood, when he called me to write music for his films, i said no out of respect to sergio leone, not because i did not like the movies he did. i said no to clint. i am really sorry about that. maestro as he is known in his hometown of rome where he has always been based won an honorary oscar in 2007. do you think if

clint eastwood backstage at a theater. [laughter] hello, clint. >> he is about 85. >> he looks amazing. [laughter] you still look amazing. i did the last "dirty harry" with him. it is a thrilling moment for him and it is a moment that is earned and deserved and a moment, he is cut no corners and every single night, me, bradley, alessandro, this incredible supporting cast and we are led by him, the power and energy he has, we step out every night and give a performance that we hope is memorable, is indelible. that is what we hope to take everybody on a journey every single night. >> where are you in terms of this life you have chosen for yourself as an actress? now you have a much admired portrayal on stage after 25 years, you get lots of movies, you work with the best rectors. --directors. >> i have wonderful directors, yes. is this what you always hoped it would be? >> be careful, you will end up naked on broadway. [laughter] >> or hang out with clint eastwood. >> i am thankful, and i am very satisfied with so much of whe

clint eastwood's "american sniper," but the movie is being snubbed at the upcoming awards shows. at least two of them. why some believe there's a bias against american patriotic movies. >>> the most disturbing development yet in the sony hack attack. have you heard this? they are threatening a 9/11-like attack. we will tell you what they plan to hit. if you like hot peppers and dousing your food in hot saushgs what a new study says about men who love the heat. judge, you listening. >> what is your favorite spicy food? tweet me@gretchen carlson. go to my physician book page as well. you put peppers on your pasta? >> i do. >> i know you. except it's healthy pasta now. >> yes. >> all right. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. do

just at the show clint eastwood.ame to see the play. clint eastwood backstage at theatre. hello clint he's about what about 85. >> yeah, he look as mazing. >> he made his -- >> he does. he looks like clint, you still look the same, from when we did dead-- dit last dirty harry with clint. >> is that right? >> yes. >> but anyway, you know but it's a thrilling moment for him and it's a moment that is earned and it's a moment that is deserved. he has cut no corners and every single night me bradley alessandro this remarkable supporting cast. and we're lead by him because this, the power he has and thenergy energy he has and we step out every night and give a performance that we hope is memorable is indelible. and that's what we hope to take everybody on a journey every single night. >> so where are you in terms of this life you've chosen for yourself? as an actress so now you have a much admired portrayal on stage. you get lots of movies. he work with the best directors. >> i have wonderful directors, yeah. >> rose: i me

eastwood.ked him a little bit what the role meant to them and talk a little bit about chris kyle's dedication. >> it was like nothing i have ever done before because he's a real man. i had a lot of respect and admiration for. i got to meet his parents and family and sit and look him in the eye. he really showed the humanity of this guy. >> we showed how complex he was and a beautiful soul. >> having to go home and having to leave and turn around and leaf the family with great kids, great wife, i don't know how he did it. >> speaking of his wife had a chance to meet his wife that night. she was the real star on the carpet that night. she told me what the movie meant to her. >> it shows the peace and happiness at the end of the day people will know chris more when they watch this movie. it is impossible not to. you get to see him as a full man, his kids on the battlefield the whole gamut. i miss him every single day. >> the american sniper was not recognized for the golden globe nominations which

. >> clint eastwood too. >> and it's an eastwood film, it was kind of snubbed for some rewards.m curious why. bradley cooper, can't go wrong. >> bobby, one of the richer films that i saw in the theaters, "miracle on 34th street." i want to go back and see that. one of the great movies of all time. they have remade it, not nearly as good. either one is chevy chase in "christmas vacation." absolutely great. it tells you everything you need to know about some bad person. >> also, one if you have children at home, besides "night at the museum," a lot of people are excited to see "annie" with this new remake, with jamie fox in it. >> i thought it was about annie oakley. >> annie lennox. >> the woody allen movie. don't see woody allen movies at the holidays. >> what about "exodus." >> everybody is leaving. >> i think "into the woods" looks good but i don't feel like it is a christmas movie. >> what is that? >> it is about a witch, a childless baker and his wife to reverse a curse put on their family tree. >> is that meryl streep? >> yes. >> i thought that was about tiger woods. >> any

. >> this is clint eastwood's red meat for red states. the warrior mentality of the military.ary members and their families will connect with it. >> your number two movie is the most wanted man. >> i've trampled on the essence of the constitution. >> philip seymour hoffman's last movie. >> he plays a german secret agent leader trying to figure out the terror plot in the months after 9/11. it is about how even when you have a guy and make the connection, somebody different countries and cooks in the kitchen it speaks to the bureaucracy and difficulty -- why some of the mistakes were made after 9/11. a wonderful performance by hoffman. >> i thought that movie just the other night on tv. buyer jeffrey one to see it. -- i urge everyone to see it. your number one, i love desperately. boyhood. i love this movie desperately too. for many reasons, the movie is great. it allows you to get a sense of the time and place without hitting you over the head with it. an incredible chronicle of the last 12 years happening in the back ground. a very funny scene where we see people putting up an

but never for clint eastwood. >> translator: clint eastwood, when he called me to write music for his the movies that he did. there you are. i said no to clint. i'm really sorry about that. >> these are your bafta and this is your oscar. >> reporter: maestro morricone, as he's known in his hometown, won an honorary oscar in 2007. do you think if you'd moved to hollywood, that the academy would have awarded you an oscar sooner? >> translator: no. i do not think so. when i did not take the oscar for the film "the mission," all the audience in the hall protested. there was a sort of riot. that's okay. no problem. i've had a lot of awards. >> ennio morricone with will gompert. before we go, just a very brief bit of breaking news. fifa will not reopen the vote for the investigation into the vote for the 2018 and 2022 world cups. we'll leave you there. bye-bye. that's about...100 app downloads, 45 hours of streaming music, and 6 hours of video playing. (singing) and five golden rings! ha, i see what you did... (singing) four calling birds...three french hens... (the guys starts to fizzle ou

clint eastwood and bradley cooper. >> at 84 years old, this is clint eastwood's 34th time in the directorld be a defining role. >> you got some sort of savior complex? >> i just want to get the bad guys, but if i can't see them, i can't shoot them. >> reporter: four tours in iraq and 162 confirmed kills make chris kyle a legend among navy s.e.a.l.s. ultimately, he walked away from combat for his family, only to be tragically killed by a gunman on american soil. >> this is such an incredibly personal story to tell. what brought you both into this? and bradley, i know you had spoken to chris kyle. >> yeah, i mean, i was lucky enough to be a part, at the beginning. this story we always saw, it's a great character study. i thought this guy just had this innate knack of killing, of shooting, how do you deal with that as a talent, of sorts? and what that did to his home life. and chris kyle, oddly enough, said that the perfect person to direct the movie would be clint eastwood. >> what was it that appealed to you as a director, somebody who wanted to bring this story to life? >> the fact that i

guns used by james bond and clint eastwood in the movies.>> kids as young as 13 can be granted access to the weapons as long as parent is there with you. a range safety officer is with the shooters the entire time. >>> a 4-year-old girl was able to break free from a suspected kidnapper in california. several children were playing in the yard when a strange man approached and lunged grabbing the 4-year-old girl. the 1-year-old brother grabbed the kidnapper's arm and called for someone to call 911. >> i was looking out the window and saw the kids screaming. the other kids were on top of the situation got the mom and other adults out of the house. >> he was quick on his feet and responsibility for the family. he loves his 4-year-old sister. else our hero for today. >> neighbors flagged down officers on patrol who later caught the man. else 61 years old and held on $100,000 bail. >> hundreds of people pour into the streets of philadelphia demanding an end to police brutality across the country. >> firefighters battle towering flames at a horse f

i've seen the movie when i was 11 years old and i think everybody has seen the movie with clint eastwood the story of inmates frank morris and brothers john and clarence anglen. in 1962 they used spoons to dig through the prison walls, left dummies in their beds and slipped into san francisco bay in a wrap made from rain coats. >> it's a myth that grabs the attention. everything is known about how they escaped from their cells and how they moved over to rooms and how they built their raft and entered the water and, poof nothing anymore. >> reporter: there have been many theories but most end with the three escapees being swept to their death by the powerful tide. >> what we did is we added a little bit of science to distinguish the possibility of all of these different theories. >> reporter: using sophisticated new computer models and historical data on tides and currents, the scientists found that with the right timing the three could have made it to safety landing here near the foot of the golden gate bridge. mike who has written the history of the prison was for many years skeptical t

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you are close friends with clint eastwood. do you take away from having the chance to work with these great directors? >> so much. you know, with clint -- clint was such a reminder to trust your instincts. he's not -- he's not super hands on as a director, he's definitely there and you can see his hand print all over it. he's a reminder, i hired you because i believe in you. he's a reminder to trust your instincts. tommy lee is a reminder, he's got this brilliant mind. he makes me want to work harder. he makes me want to learn more. he makes me want to go back to school. so, it's great all these pieces you can take away from everyone you work with. >> the project is called "you're not you." that's the first project produced by and starring hilary swa swank, then "homesman" with tommy lee jones and meryl streep. november 14th, glad your people told you. >> thank you, it's lovely to be here. it's nice to have a real conversation. >> you make it easy. >> thanks. >> that's the show tonight. thanks for watching. as always, keep the

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the clint eastwood directed film opens nationwide january 16. >>> what are celebrity new year's resolutions> are you a new year's resolution type of person? >> i'm a new year's evolution person. don't need to fix anything just keep evolving it. >> my resolution this year is to learn how to speak spanish. see if i get to it. >> if i have something to change, i'd change it right then change it that day. i don't want for new year's. if you wait for new year's you're not going to do it. >> he's saying he's not going to do anything in the new year. >> he's saying if he wants to change something, he does he doesn't write a list. >> this is "early today," we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. bill is still talking. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent more on car insurance. swe

the clint eastwood directed film opens nationwide january 16th. >>> what are some celebrities new year's resolutions? >> are you a new year's resolution type of person? >> i'm not a new year's resolution person, i'm a new year's evolution person. don't fix anything, just keep evolving. >> my resolution is to learn how to speak spanish, big goal. see if i get to that. >> if i have something to change, i change it right then, i change it that day. i don't wait for new year's. if you wait for new year's, you're not going to do it. >> i'm dara brown. happy new year from all of us here at "first look." it's just ordinary fleece but the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes every day. so this season give something that means something. it's just ordinary fleece but the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes every day. so this season give something that means something. >>> i don't give a [ bleep ] what you are in here for. we will search we will

the clint eastwood directed film opens nationwide january 16th. >>> what are some celebrities new year's resolutions? >> are you a new year's resolution type of person? >> i'm not a new year's resolution person, i'm a new year's evolution person. don't fix anything, just keep evolving. >> my resolution is to learn how to speak spanish, big goal. see if i get to that. >> if i have something to change, i change it right then i change it that day. i don't wait for new year's. if you wait for new year's you're not going to do it. >> i'm dara brown. happy new year from all of us here at "first look." this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. >>> it is the final day of 2014. coming up on "first look," we have breaking news this morning on airasia flight 8501. a tragic accident at a walmart as a mother is killed at the hand of her 2-year-old holding

and bradley cooper and the screenplay working very closely with the family. >> clint eastwood was asked direct this. >> who better to capture this kind of story than probably one of the greatest american directors. >> in the beginning it looked like steven spielberg was going to get the task but instead at the end clint got it. >> we caught up with them on the red carpet last night and asked them what they hoped people would take away from this very important movie? >> i hope it can keep carrying the message he tried to give. if you see somebody like his brother, you know you'll not just walk right past. maybe help him out in some way. >> all the people in active service sacrificed an enormous amount. the people left behind are also making sacrifice. that is something i think about more than i ever did. >> there's a great line in this movie. "part of your job is coming home emotionally. >>" we asked how long did it take from the time he physically came home to getting back to himself. >> i kept telling him i know this wasn't easy because you did it so quickly in the big scheme of things

. >> our surprise moment with bradley and clint eastwood. plus, why cooper and a.j.to hang upside down. >> i have one in my house. >> do you really? the greatest. >>> mel b.'s husband's history of violence as he denies beating the beloved tv judge. what mail online just uncovered about his past. >>> kathy lee's new cosby confession. >> what she says happened when he tried to make a move. >> i said, bill, we're friends. >>> angie home sick, brad and the kids at her "unbroken" premiere. >> i'm representing my wife. >>> plus, britney's crazy new body on the cover of "women's health." >>> and oprah and fallon's soap spoof. >> what is it, darling? >> seeing another man. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> welcome to "

clint eastwood would be lovely. >> one from me is what is my favorite thing to do outside of work?>> read articles. >> take jasper for walks. >> if i have a chance to be in south carolina ilike to be there, and i like to go on my roller blades, i like to go for my long walks. >> you like red wine, you like to cook in your crock pot or slow cooker. and you like to do core fusion. >> kimberly knows me better than i know myself. kimberly, one more for you, for kimberly, my favorite patriot, who do you credit for being the biggest influence on your political and life views as you became the woman you are today? >> easy answer, my father. the first thing he did when he got the opportunity to be here, enlist in the united states army. he was so proud to earn the nickname irish. >> bob from emily m., is there one thing that obama has done that you disagree with, if so why? >> there's probably more than one, but i think the pipeline he should have agreed to that. and i think, frankly, i would have taken a much stronger line on syria and i would have -- i would have set up the missiles. >>

scientists came here with a new theory about the escape from alcatraz made famous in the 1979 clint eastwoodhe movie when i was 11 years old and i think others may have seen it. >> i may have found a way out of here. >>> it tells the story of frank wore riis and brothers john and clarence ainge glyn nchl 1962 they used spoons to dig through the prison walls, left dummies in their prison beds and slipped into the san francisco bay in a raft made of raincoats. >> there are questions about how they built the raft and entered the wadder and poof, nothing anymore. >> there have been many theories but most have been about the three only thef being swept to their death by a powerful tide. >> we add add little bit of science. >> using sophisticated new computer models and historical dataed on tides and current, the scientists found with the right timing the three could have made it to safety, landing here near the foot of the golden gate bridge. michael eslinger is skeptical that they survived but new information like that from the three dutch scientists has changed his mind. >> i really believe tod

. >>> let's call it a holiday heartbreak for 84-year-old clint eastwood.gle again, ladies. the actor/director and his wife of 18 years have finalized their divorce. the couple has been living apart for some time now. >> they have one daughter who just turned 18. court documents did not reveal how the marital money would be divided up, but they do have a prenup. >>> christmas songs are big sellers which explains why all sorts of artists have christmas albums. but dwayne johnson? >> yeah. ♪ here comes santa claus here comes santa claus ♪ ♪ right down santa claus lane ♪ vixon blitzen pulling on the reins ♪ >> there was "the rock" on "live with kelly and michael" yesterday singing "here comes santa claus" in a onesie with an elvis touch. who knew they made them that big. he wasn't that bad. >> sounded pretty good. long time fans knew the pro wrestler turned actor could sing. he did it many times on wwe shows. he looked good, sounded great. >> would you wear a onesie? >> i would. it would probably been way too tight and have me singing for all the wrong reasons

this is the best clint eastwood movie i've seen since "mystic river." so well done.o he is, the legend that he was. i think it's a phenomenal film about a true american hero and incredible patriot. everyone should go see it. 4 1/2 out of five. i definitely recommend it. it's the best movie i've seen this week out of all seven films. deserves best picture, nominations and best actor for the academy award this year. >> well said. tell me about "unbroken". >> another american hero, incredible hero. he was an olympic athlete who spent 47 days at sea after his plane crashed during world war ii. he then spent two years in a japanese pow camp where he was tartared. he was released and lived 'til the age of 97. it was directed by angelina jolie and jack o'connell takes on the head role. he became him on screen. just like bradley cooper. it really works overall. amazingly epic story. i gave it four out of five. i want to mention that angelina jolie did get to work with the man in making the movie. in july before he passed away, she was able to sit down with him on his hospita

clint eastwood did it in 1979, is it possible that the three inmates that broke out of alcatraz survivede? what the experts have to say. >>> and one year is not enough for the mummers and their fans, a big announcement today. >> hi monica, after north mild day i'm tracking windchills in the 20s in time for your morning commute i'll let you know how long the chill sticks around in the accuweather forecast. >> and jaime apody joins us with eagles news as the birds get ready to battle the red skins this weekend. first, a holiday greeting from a local troop serving overseas. >> hi i'm christine. >> and i'm william. >> what is your name? >> melissa. we want to wish everyone in new hope, pennsylvania, a warm, happy holiday from italy. happy holidays. >>> it's called an elaborate escape in history. signists came up with a theory, after using software to study is the 1962 escape. they discovered that the three men could have survived and made to the land near the golden gate bridge, they insisted that the inmates died. after pulling off the escape with spoons and dummy heads and a rain coat raft

all clint eastwood's work. he was so much more than that. he was truly a great director.nly spaghetti westerns. we had done "once upon a time in america." i used to tell him, i have such a small role. he wanted me to come to cannes. i didn't want to go because i felt a part didn't warrant it. he said, i want you to come. i came and i kept complaining, this is such a small part. it turns out to be one of the favorite roles. he said, what do you want to ?all the character austa i said, call him a.l. of. no one knows me anyway. because of my complaints -- the next movie, danny, you are going to be one of the stars with robert deniro. the movie was called "90 days of leningrad." he worked 10 years on the feature. i was thinking i would be in this great epic movie and he passed away. he never got to do the movie which would have been his favorite of all time. >> probably yours too. one clip we are going to show. this is from "do the right thing." >> i never had no trouble from these people. watched these little kids get old. i've seen the old people get older. sure, some of th

." >> clint eastwood movie. bradley cooper put on 40 pounds of muscle.ansformed himself. it's oscar time so you see a lot of actors with physical transformations. this has a bit of a feel of the hurt locker, so you're seeing the iraq war and how it affects their families. so another dark movie, but getting a lot of publicity. look for bradley cooper to get an oscar nomination for this one. >> and last but not least, "big eyes." >> this is all the oscar material. this is the time you see the oscar movies. amy adams. a true-life story about the paintings, how her husband took credit for this art. amy adams, also, she's becoming the meryl streep of her generation. look for her to get an oscar nomination. really interesting movie. it has that tim burton feel to it. it's like an old-fashioned caper about how she struggles to get credit for these paintings that her husband took credit for. >> if you can only watch one, which one should it be? >> "into the woods," i love because i'm a broadway fan. but "selma" is one of most important that parallels things that

clint eastwood made a beautiful movie out of it. i think sean penn and kevin bacon. it's a wonderful, wonderful movie. >> host: mr. yardley you maybed a couple of british authors. there is a difference between british writers and american writers? >> guest: well, it's their language and they did coin it, i and i think in all candor, they write it better than we do. on the other hand our english has more energy then there's. we're more willing to coin phrases, to coin words, an awful lot of the slapping that has crept into the british english is american slang, and the british writers who are not snobby about americans and max hastings comes to mind, and william boyd comes to mind, and even mccuean comes to mind, they understand we have made contributions to the lange as well as they have. british writing tens to be a little more formal. sometimes a little bit stuffy. i think the present generation of british -- i say my generation -- people in their 70s ore older -- people like penelope lively -- the closest we come to those are people like ain't taylor and gayle goo

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clint eastwood direct this movie. what did they say about the experience?they've all been very humble about it as well. i have to say that all of them put so much heart into it. it's so much work into it. it would be premly difficult. >> the first time when you meet kristen, and you do the shots. >> although,ly say i wasn't shocked. i was drinking, i think, scotch on the rocks, and then, yes, i did vomit, and, yes, he did, you know, hold my hair back. i always tell people, you should really say you met him in church or something. but then how do i explain the vomiting. >> people who have talked about the film, they said this is so true to life, especially for veterans. when they're there, and when they come home. >> right. >> that must make you feel so proud. >> it does. i mean, it really -- it makes me -- i just had some texts from some other team wives, and i really hope it makes them proud, and i hope it represents them well. >> there's a scene in the movie where chris is with your son, and i believe in the fellow marines and says i want to shake your ha

. >> clint eastwood is, as well. >> and mel gibson and a lot of people who have turned, you know, andk to people, work onlpy, who can both sides. angelina jolie is doing it right now. he is definitely one of those, because he has got a voice and stories he wants to tell. he is got a perspective he wants to share. >> what does rosario want? >> everything. i have a lot of things that i do all of the time. i did take that break that i needed after this movie. i am glad i did not do it before this movie. i did it after. i got to end on a really high note. after this film. >> what did you learn? >> it was not like i had so much of a break. i have a latino organization that turned 10 years old, and i work with a girls club, and i have a company i just started in ghana that we are using as a social enterprise to make impact in there. i was notnot like working, but i just did not do stuff in front of the camera so much, and that was amazing. i like producing. i like erecting. i like writing. i like singing. i like a lot of things -- i like erecting. -- directing. a new game coming out right n

also, nothing for the amazing chris coal film, with bradley keep shall american sniper, clint eastwoode it, not get nomination for director, or bradley cooper for actor. so a loft big surprises. julianne moore got nominated for both the drama and comedy category two. separate films of hers. so also, friends star jennifer aniston, she got a sag nomination yesterday for her movie cake. she got a nomination today for the golden globes. big question, will we be seeing academy award nominee jennifer aniston? >> wow. >> that would be something. >> we rolled some footage thereof foxcatcher, you know, that's about our area of the country here in the philadelphia area. >> right. >> got couple of nominations? >> yes, steve correll, the transformation that he makes this this movie is unbelievablement i'm still trying to get around the fact that it is actually steve correll. looks nothing like him whatsoever, the nose, everything, also mark, i will say the one person that should be getting some love for this movie is chang tatum. i know not necessarily the oscar type of actor, but he is so great t