emma thompson is passionate intelligent and farcical her appearance at the word ceremony in munich was the highlight of the festival. and thompson she is in a class of iran as you can probably see politics took center stage at the munich film festival this year it started with the opening night film a movie about economic crisis out of control capitalism and rising political extremism sound familiar but this film is set not in twenty eighteen but during the weimar republic when a young playwright by the name of bell told blessed pens his masterpiece the threepenny opera. the underworld the demi monde and bush was society everyone making deals with everyone else but i just wrote food is the first thing morals fall on unmarried. the marriage. i'm a society on the edge back talk to a student leader analyze the situation at the end of the roaring twenties the parallels to germany today are striking. my mom i don't know. which of the shots your mom used to review just to. george bush touch comedy. but director your he doesn't limit himself to a new retelling of the three penny opera he also

when it comes to hollywood stars at least munich was able to shine oscar winner emma thompson was in town to present her new film and to receive the festival's cinema merit award for her lifetime contribution to international film. why. i. love. that song. from her successful musical me and my girl it brought the house down emma thompson had munich eating out of her hand. she is a powerful unconventional woman with a great set of pipes but nothing of the diva about her one of hollywood's coolest actresses was honored and celebrated in munich for her life's work the work. place made me think about my life and i've been thinking about my connections with germany and my admiration for germany actually in this extraordinary. welcome that you gave to so many refugees here myra so much because my son's a refugee so i feel a really intimate connection with the generosity of spirit that i found here. thompson doesn't keep her opinions to herself even on controversial topics her latest film the children actors about a difficult decision. she plays a london judge overwhelmed with work and a fa

the song from her successful musical me and my girl it brought the house down emma thompson had munich eating out of her hand. she's a powerful unconventional woman with a great set of pipes but nothing of the diva about her one of hollywood's coolest actresses was honored and celebrated in munich for her life's work. it's made me think about my life and i've been thinking about my connections with germany and my admiration for germany actually in this extraordinary. welcome that you gave to so many refugees here i've myra's say much because my son's a refugee so i feel a really intimate connection with the generosity of spirit that i found here. thompson doesn't keep her opinions to herself even on controversial topics her latest film the children act is about a difficult decision. she plays a london judge overwhelmed with work and a faltering marriage i don't know how to say this think. i think i want to have an affair or happens as with kenya however the boy and his parents are jehovah's witnesses and this country is their face to accept love into their system. it's a moral dilemma

and -- and you got to meet one of my all-time favorites, emma thompson. >> i did.o. and i'm antisocial at the best of times. [ laughter ] and so, i had a blanket policy not -- i'm not meeting people. but, particularly at some times when people like a comedy show, they want a hug. and there's -- i have a strong "me-circle" policy, keep it clear. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: keep it clear, no hugging. >> yeah. yep. mm. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and this -- typically, i -- my tech came out and said, "look, i know you don't meet people, but emma thompson's here, so you don't have a a choice. this is for me. if you don't meet her tonight, then you don't have lights tomorrow night. so --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah that's -- that's the way life works as a tech. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you look after the crew. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i went out and -- i didn't really know who she was. i did, i had a vague idea. i knew she wore a bonnet in something and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's one of the best ever. >> i googled her. i know now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. she -- i went out

ok other stuff going on the munich film festival english actress emma thompson picking up an award yeah i mean a stranger should give her full title because she's just being almost with the title of dame by the queen dame emma thompson and she picked up as you said and all the. music for a film festival and she was actually given a lifetime achievement award she was also there to promote her latest film which is this one it's called the children act it's told some plays and the judge who has to decide whether a teenager's life should be saved by a blood transfusion which is just over witness parents don't want him to have it's a great performance by tom so bob would say that because i said i have to say and we talked with at the festival i asked him how she felt about receiving the program . i think it suits my faith almost my first lifetime achievement it's made me think about my life and i've been thinking about my connections with gemini and my admiration for gemini actually in this extraordinary. welcome that you gave to so many refugee. myra's say much because my son's a refugee so

from and also at the film festival one of both of our favorites the english actress emma thompson yeah yeah full title she is now a dame dame emma thompson in the green zone as this just a couple weeks ago and she's now received another as you said at the munich film festival and she was there to get it is the. talk about her brand new film the children act this is she plays a judge who has to decide whether a teenager's life should be saved by a blood transfusion which is just a witness and parents don't want to have a cause it's a fantastic performance by tom anyway we talked at the festival and asked her how she felt about receiving the prize. many questions for you. think it suits my faith almost my first lifetime achievement it's made me think about my life. and i've been thinking about my connections with germany and my admiration for germany actually in this extraordinary. welcome that you gave to so many refugees here say much because my son's a refugee so i feel a really intimate connection with the generosity of spirit i found here incidentally was actually a rwandan child so

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at the end of august, we have the uk release of the children act — starring emma thompson and directedel by british author ian mcewan, whose work also provided the basis for the recent british film on chesil beach. it‘s hopeless. is it? august also sees the arrival of beast on dvd, a dark mix of fairytale and psycho chiller set on jersey. rising starsjessie buckley and johnny flynn provide the visceral spark that fires the story, a game of psychological cat and mouse in which desire and danger, innocence and guilt, are intriguingly intertwined. it‘s a very impressive feature debut from writer—director michael pearce, a name to watch in future. if you‘re feeling adventurous in your support of home industries, and we are in the home of the british film industry, the bfi southbank, then why not check out lek and the dogs? the latest feature from that magnificent british maverick andrew kotting. inspired by hattie naylor‘s 2010 play, it draws on the true life story of a young boy who lived rough on the streets of moscow where he was befriended by a pack of feral dogs. it had an all—too—bri

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(nat)casting news: emma thompson is rejoining the men in black. the hollywood reporter says the actress will reprise her role of m-i-b chief, agent "o" (oh). the reboot of the men in black franchise begins filming this month and also stars chris hemsworth and tessa thompson.(nat music)"across the universe" gets an encore. julie taymor directed the 20- 07 jukebox musical featuring the music of the beatles. fathom events will screen the film for three days in select theaters on july 29th, 31st and august first. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... three bart-homicides in five days ... and one suspect is still on the loose. details on the man police are looking for... after the break. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures today will be at temperatures temperatures today will be at their hottest as daytime highs inland approach 100 degrees for some

welcome emma ross thompson. thank you so much. rkets reacted not unfavorably to david davis leaving. what about now. emma: the markets took boris johnson's resignation of it more seriously. the background here is that normally in u.k. politics, resignations by cabinet members have challenges, and we are waiting to see how pre-brexit lawmakers will respond. ,ill they write those letters you know, the official in the marquee to trigger a leadership challenge? so far, that is not very clear. is that noinst this one in particular wants to be prime minister at a time when negotiations are such at a delicate point. david davis made it clear he does not want to run for leadership. it is not whether boris johnson has enough of the personal backing to really run for the leadership. theresa may has made clear that if there were challenges, she arithmetic, and the is not on the side of the pre-brexit group. enough because they have members to trigger a challenge but probably not enough to win one . and of course if they do go for a challenge

. >> good to see. [ applause ] >>> and now chadwick bozeman, emma thompson, jeff bridges, jake gyllenhaaleir children separated at the border. maggie gyllenhaal in partnership with the aclu asked her hollywood buddies to read a letter when an asylum seeker had her 18-month-old son taken away. >> he was crying when they put him in the seat. >> i didn't have a chance to comfort my son. >> the officer slammed the door shut as soon as he was in the seat. >> i was crying too. >> i cry even now when i think about that moment when the border officers took my son away. >> reporter: and that psa comes out today. >> powerful. >>> but we'll end on a high note. >> okay. >> police in mansfield -- this is my best news voice. police in mansfield are asking for the public's help in finding a sheep on the lam from the rodeo. officers spotted the runaway sheep while on patrol and gave chase but the cops -- i can't even do these puns -- sheepishly admit they lost him. they shared the video on facebook writing mpd officers were engaged in a dramatic pursuit earlier this morning in east mansfield. the suspect