pylypelenko, the head of the board of the ukrainian film academy, the ex-head of the directorate of film of ukraine was with us in touch today we have two brothers who actually visited our airwaves: andrii illenko, who is currently at the front defending ukraine, and pylypelenko, the head of the board of the ukrainian film academy, who defended and prepared very actually made a great contribution. it seems to me that over the years to prepare us for this war, moral, spiritual, well, now the premiere of the new author's project of our colleague genome miklushka, the collaborators, actually about those people who went to cooperate with the rashists, let's learn about them too, and then the release of the radio svoboda, see this week in the collaborators program, a list of miklushkas who surrendered kherson and how lieutenant colonels of the sbu ended up in the service of the rashists, how a people's deputy exported salt and grain to occupied crimea and what is the retribution for in my opinion, it was a complete sabotage. so who else was suspected of treason, i swear every war gives birth

in addition, the american production company, together with chaos of europe and the ukrainian film academyold a number of educational series for ukrainian specialists about such an agreement with the regional director of public policy of netflix, alex long, the minister of culture and information policy of ukraine, oleksandr tkachenko , said you can apply for participation on the website of house of europ and the ukrainian film academy, in addition, netflix has significantly increased the amount of ukrainian-language content, says tkachenko, the brand is real to the solemn special redemption of the new stamp, a real tractor and tank were installed on sofiyivska square, which are depicted on the new stamp on the good evening souvenir sign we are from ukraine, real events from the mykolaiv region were recreated, a ukrainian tractor pulls an abandoned russian tank, however, the tractor was brought to sofiivska square by farmers from kyiv region, the circulation of the new stamp was p it can be purchased at ukrposhta branches or in online stores. the author of the sketch was the graphic design

i think why this is illogical, and i studied in america at the film academy and there, uh.n order to work there, uh, a foreigner has to there was a huge way to go, you just have to be a few times better than the locals. that is, they have some kind of it, it’s not only in america, it’s also in britain, in france, they have some kind of protection of their staff, their actors, so that they are better, so that they earn money more money to e-e industry was developing. on the contrary, the russians came here and there. i think why. and they also filmed in russian. it was very strange for me. so, you write the same thing in your post about, well, this is a lot when talking about it, of course, about the attitude on the non-filming site and before filming, probably to russian actors to ukrainian actors, and it’s not just ukrainian actors who sing backing vocals here. and you also write that it was directly said that you are ukrainian actors, well, they are less professional. but in russia, you say the st. petersburg school school so this level look at these actors. but at the sa

showers and a fireplace, and honored artists of russia live, directors of european producers, film academiescademician of the academy of cinematographic sciences and arts dmitry meskhiv more recently about you were talked about as a young filmmaker, and soon 60. how do you accept your age? i honestly do not feel the age. i am very pleased with this. i have a 4 month old baby and i don't feel at all some grown-up guy, trying to live. uh, i work very hard a lot of my life, uh, and i enjoy relaxing. i walk with sticks for many kilometers. i don’t strive to be physically strong there and some kind of pumped-up crazy guy, but i try to be strong in some kind and be in some kind of training. although i do not sit, there are no diets i eat everything. i drink a lot of things, probably, these sports still give me some opportunity to keep my figure, which is also important for me, and tattoos and these all kinds jewelry, is it a tribute to fashion on you, or is it something deeper for me tattoos, this is a very important meaning, and i made my first tattoo. for 40-something years, everything that i pu

facts, celebrating 30 years and was the first ever -- i lost it -- first ever animated film nominated fred academyward in 1992 -- for an academy award in 1992. reggie: i remember that -- you won't remember this but let me tell you something that happened. here is the first black filipino playing belle but there was another black belle on broadway. famous singer from a famous singing family. ms. toni braxton. she played belle. is not wild? jobina: what year? reggie: i don't know. jobina: i'm going to look it up. reggie: i remember when it happened. jobina: i want to hear those songs in that octave. reggie: it definitely had to be reconfigured for her voice. investors react after tesla did not post a profit in its latest earnings report but it wasn't all bad news. jobina: we meet the new police captain of oakland's chinatown. why he's asking for help protecting the aap i community. reggie: ♪ ♪ shop the lowe's bath style & save event now. in store and online. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at six: 30, another primetime hearing on capi

we're speaking to the directors julie cohen and betsy west who have made many films together including "julia" and the academyentary "rbg." the new film about gun control is called "gabby giffords won't back down." julie cohen, if you can talk about this moment about her testifying -- today she will be back at the white house. last week she was just honored by president biden, given a presidential medal of freedom, the highest award that goes to a civilian in this country. >> yes. the moment of that testimony was something that took tremendous amount of work for gabby. that was the first time she was going to be giving a major public address. it was about two years after she had been shot and many people were not sure what her language ability was going to be, which is why it felt like a suspenseful moment as she is sitting down to testify before the committee with mark kelly, her husband, not yet a senator at that point, by her side. she and her speech pathologist who is kind of a major character in our fil, they had started working together for the purpose of putting that speech together and had worked on i

. >> reporter: how did an academy award winning film producer end up a convicted sex offender?ournalist spent years trying to figure it out. >> i was trying in a biography to be inside his head and trying to show how harvey was viewing the world as it was crumbling around him. >> reporter: you don't think he's feeling any remorse? >> no, i don't. harvey's in denial. >> reporter: a life re-examined coming up on "sunday morning." >>> we've all noticed the price of just about everything seems to be rising, but is this simply about supply and demand or is something a little more insidious at work here? we asked david pogue to tell us all about greed-flation. >> $12 at the grocery store. $12 for cream. like that's crazy. >> reporter: most economists blame our crazy inflation on underwhelming supply and over heated demand, but there may be something sneakier going on. >> which is corporations using inflation as a cover for increasing profits and prices. >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," rising costs are taking a bite out of every business. the question is, is it inflation or gr

no one can take her away from me. golden palm view of the cannes film festival two academy awards goldenaward gianlui crentignan and anouk aimé in the legendary film by claude ilusha man and woman next friday at the first purchase, pay for goods from your favorite stores with sberbank cards and get 10% bonuses. order. discomfort and will be sick and twists everything boils and diarrhea. here you need a filter as soon as possible thanks to millions of micropores, filtrum like a sponge absorbs various bacteria and toxins, helping to eliminate unpleasant symptoms filtrum style, so that in the stomach put things in order for the benefit of the whole family dim and i'm here in mts bank, you're your own here. well, help there, so as not to wait. thank you human being refueled me such a cashback came enough. good deeds love silence dim but again cashback. but at first i thought you didn't like it much. no, sasha , at first i didn't like you less. thanks for nothing. thank you for all that you have done for me nothing has done nothing for you. this is mts bank and mts premium subscription, we ge

francis ford coppola as the godfather for which he was nominated for an academy award as best supporting actor. he also appeared films by celebrated director robert altman. and howard hawks, germany has approved the applications of sweden and finland to join nato. a short while ago, members of the bundled stark ratified view session of germany's northern allies with a vast majority. much to the delight offi representatives offered 2 countries who weren't watching from the gallery of the decades of neutrality, sweden and finland moved to join the western defense alliance. in response to russia's invasion of ukraine gratification requires unanimous approval. but all 30, aren't they to remember states war that boat. let's bring it up. little corresponded in the house who was standing by at the bonus stock where that vote took place for a while ago. oh no, that was quite quick by german standards, wasn't it? it was indeed records feed, the draft law was prepared in no time, and then the brought majority here, and parliament actually voted in favor. and of course, i'd heard from members of the parliament that germany had

francis ford coppola as the godfather, for which he was nominated for an academy ward as best supporting actor. he also appeared in films by celebrated directors, robert altman, and howard hawks. the trials of officials in connection with the deadly 2018 bridge collapse in the italian city of genoa has begun. 59 people are facing charges over the incident that claimed 43 lives. the tragedy exposed the crumbling state of the country's infrastructure. germany has approved the applications of sweden and finland to join nato. a short while ago members of the german apartment, the bonus tag ratified the accession of germany's northern allies with a vast majority. much to the delight of the representatives of the 2 countries were watching from the gallery. after decades of neutrality, sweden and finland moved to join the western defense alliance in response to the russian invasion of ukraine. the ratification requires unanimous approval by all 30 current nato member states. well more, let's bring in our political correspondent dina has a who's standing by in the bonus tag where that vote took place. nina, good to see. that wa

catch as the spitting image of cameron poe, cage's character in the 1997 film "conair" which was awesome and snubbed by the academy the film with as you can imagine, rodgers lit up the internet, tweeting a photo of cag the caption telling kids this is aaron rodgers. >> rodgers is known for his unusual looks, wearing a fighter unusual looks, pilot uniform in 2015, a canadian tux in 2018, and a t-shirt homage to "the office" in 2021 just to name a few no response to nicholas cage to rodgers' homage. we'll be right back with your am sunday mugshot u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. pure leaf says no to settling. yes to more favorites. no to blah. yes to juicy

. >> that is gwyneth paltrow in the 1998 film "shakespeare in love" which won seven academy awards, includings for paltrow. that performance and oscar made her one of hollywood's most sought after stars, and one of the most famous people on the planet. it was that second part that made her uneasy and led the a-list actress to think about changing course. in 2008, she sent out from her kitchen counter her first goop newsletter, a collection of recommendation for food, clothes and places to visit. since then, goop has grown into a successful, wide-ranging lifestyle brand. while some of the aspirational products and advice have been criticized as a little out there, she's prove than she knows her customers. gwyneth and i got together at the goop store on new york's long island. ♪ ♪ the sales person during a recent visit to the goop store in sag harbor, new york, was a friendly and particular face. i'm looking for a sleep milk. >> oh, really? you've come to the right place. >> good. an academy award winner, offering some helpful beauty suggestions to a shopper. >> this is the new product. it's a

." >> "fargo" was the coen brothers film that really gets embraced at the academy awards.thing completely different. >> sometimes there's a man, well, he's the man for his time and place. >> "the big lebowski," one of my favorite stories is how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. it was so good. joel and nathan wrote it for him, sent it to him. he said it's great. not sure i can do this. i just remember them thinking how could he not? and obviously, he came to that conclusion himself. >> wait, let me explain something to you. i am not mr. lebowski. you're mr. lebowski. i'm the dude. that's what you call me, you know? that or his dudeness or duder or you know, el dudorino if you're not into the brevity thing. >> it's the only time in my life i haven't been able to look an actor in the eye because he was so funny. >> jeffrey. >> maude? >> love me. >> that's my robe. >> big lebowski is the most quotable movie of my generation. >> that rug really tied the room together, did it not. >> hey. >> the coen brothers are subversive filmmakers, revolutionary bomb throwers but

do not switch will be interesting. golden palm view of the cannes film festival two academy awards goldenegendary film man and woman on friday at first seems to get a discount even if you are from different cities. now many put life on pause and for growth with a loan from sovcombank, make important purchases at today's prices and turn back on all your plans sovcombank people are more important. movie one tv presents nothing that after all has forgotten the inflammation of the gallbladder. do you have an ultrasound instead of eyes? witch doctor i'm nobody, you know, there is no me. i can't help myself movie one tv presents, i'm getting married today for real. i want you to be happy. you do not believe what is happening at all for the first comer. cinema 1tv presents you imagine dina with andrey to the police. on the run, ivanovich kino odin tv presents girls for your son, perhaps the sultan has found himself a new fun. born in a serbian bookstore, rode to the port like the bride of the sultan if i let you, you would already be dead. and why is it all janissaries? what are you at the table

academy award. his best supporting actor. he also appeared in films by celebrated directors, robert altman, and howard ho more than 40 people were killed in one of italy's worst transport disasters. almost 4 years ago, the mirandi bridge collapsed in genoa in northern italy. now $59.00 people are facing charges. they're accused of negligence over inadequate inspections of the bridge. the trial in gena was biggest court is likely to last more than a year. this is the moment the mirandi bridge collapsed during a rainstorm in august 2018. most of the 43 people who were killed that day, plunged to their debts in trucks and cars as the ground dropped beneath him. it was later found that poor maintenance was the reason the most away collapse. the tragedy spoke nationwide anger here in italy and laid bare the die estate of the countries crumbling infrastructure. it cloudy and that idea a global city sister claudia, her 2 children and new husband lost their lives in the accident. edler refused the compensation offered to victims. instead, she once accountabil

france's for capital as the godfather, for which he was nominated for an academy award as best supporting actor. he also appeared in films by celebrated directors, robert altman, and howard walks. i think it's good. the trials of officials in connection with the deadly 2018 bridge collapse in the italian city of genoa has begun. 59 people are facing charges over the incident that claimed 43 lives. the tragedy exposed the crumbling state of the country's infrastructure. british prime minister bars johnson wants to stay in office until his successor is chosen, but he may not be able to. johnson announced his resignation on thursday after a mast revolt from within his conservative party ministers and party members had enough of a series of scandals and his handling of them. and the idea of johnson staying on for a few more months isn't popular with every one. a moment long delayed, finally becomes unavoidable. good afternoon, everybody. it is clearly now the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party. and apple, a new prime minister without saying resign. johnson said he wo

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest tonight is a two-time academy award-winning actor you know from filmsladelphia," "saving private ryan," "castaway," "apollo 13" and so much more. he stars in the new movie "elvis," which is coming to theaters june 24th let's take a look. >> is there a lawyer representing the family >> oh, unnecessary i am of the firm opinion that family is the most important thing in the world in mind of that, that i have taken the liberty of making these contracts out in the name of elvis presley ent the family business. and i was thinking vernon presley, business manager. ♪ >> what do you think, daddy? >> oh, well, uh, i like it very much, son. >> ah! [ laughs ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, the one, the only, tom hanks, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show >> by the way -- alright, thank you. thanks the perfect clip was i in that clip [ laughter ] >> seth: well, you do disappear into this character, tom >> oh, i don't disappear i am laid beneath five hours of makeup >> seth: was it five hours i was watching the film, and there were

filming of a new collection for teenagers and children. where are the questions, where is the answer? evening, where did the teachers and music academiesion of a special guest, soso pavliashvili, i started playing the violin at the age of six, and my mother, god grant him long life, she fought hard with me, so that i would be the head of the national championship of creative competencies art master. borislav volodin selected ten lucky vocalists for whom the participants of the championship write songs and shoot clips. agutin a.e. in general, to talk about all the events of the forum, you need to shoot a real full-length movie. the kids are n't going anywhere. they are growing. they need to be raised. they need to be educated. they need to be made happy thief. it must exist that we are not doing all this in vain, everything says about it. friends, all good things come to an end, and our gala concert , too, unfortunately, came to an end with him and the ten-day forum of leonid agutin, participating in this process. i realized that everything here is absolutely grown-up guys, and we want to invite the ideological inspirer and creator of t

folks, my first guest is a two- time academy award winner and one of the founders of the tribeca films and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: it is-- it is so nice to have you back. you really class up a place. >> well, that's very-- very nice of you. >> stephen: i'm a very nice person. >> you are. >> stephen: thank you. >> you are. >> stephen: you evidently just noticed that i'm a nice person. >> no, i've known that for a while. i've always liked you. >> stephen: how have you been? i haven't talked to you in person. you were on covid over zoom, but i haven't seen you in person in a couple of years. how are you holding together? >> everything is moving along. it's really nice that it's over- - not over, hopefully it's getting-- becoming over. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, we've been fooled a couple of times before, yeah. what about-- i know you have a fair amount of-- you have emotions about politics. you have thoughts, of course, first. those stir emotions. i know you have some anxiety about the state of politics in the united states. having a new guy at 1600 pennsylvania

and now she also teaches at the academy of nikita mikhalkov, having once played his older sister in the filmterms with him. during the entrance exams in his exams, i was even the chairman of the selection committee and put my name on their certificates. this is a great honor and honor and joy for me, but in 2021 the incredibly energetic irina miroshnichenko faced a very serious obstacle. the pandemic hit her backhand, the disease took away many of her colleagues. when restrictions were introduced in moscow due to covid, the actress lived in a strict i didn’t leave the house during self-isolation, i even managed to get one vaccination, but i still got infected with the coronavirus it hurt badly, it turned out to be in the hospital in the red zone. i don't want to remember it. i know that this is a very difficult period for the whole country for all people, and for me too, but we got through it. who as with losses? with troubles with difficulties with continuation with complications, but we got through it. therefore, first of all, i wish everyone, of course, the strength of health, hope to pro

great week, jordan really appreciate it our first guest tonight is an academy award and emmy-winning actress who you know from filmssensibility," and "cruella." she stars in "good luck to you, leo grande," which begins streaming on hulu tomorrow let's take a look. >> what does she think about what -- what you're doing now? >> you want to talk about my mother really >> well, you brought her up. >> well, now i'm dropping it >> but seriously >> she doesn't know. you know, this looks sexy on you. >> what does she think you do? >> if i tell you, can we drop it because you really do look good in this. >> i promise >> she thinks i work at an oil rig. [ laughing ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show, the always wonderful emma thompson, everyone. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: oh, i feel like this is a step back to normalcy. we haven't had you here since 2019 it was worth waiting for an audience to have you back. >> i started swimming in 2019. i just arrived >> seth: oh, you did >> yeah, i just thought, you know, covid arrived, so i just thought i'd better get going now. >> seth: oh, that's so smart >> if i'm going

how does a director go from academy award-winning documentaries to live-action for hero teen series? >> i have always film men and women who are extraordinary, creating change in their communities. working on climate change, health, or education. they are superheroes. so when miss marvel came around, i would think about what she would mean to millions of people around the world that would see a reflection of themselves. and i knew she was in the same vein as the kind of logic but i have always pictured. >> the heart of the show is the actress. >> i hope that the show can do for people what the comics did for me. >> she is actually kamala khan. she grew up as a first generation immigrant and she is just this incredible actress and is so easy for that role. in the filming of the series, she connected with her own culture. >> she finds herself in pakistan. >> we often see pakistan through this filter. in my episode, she goes on a chase through the streets where you have trucks and buses and things happening in the chaos of her chase is the beauty that i wanted to bring onto the scene. >> that belongs to my m

at one time in virginia, but has been living here for a long time making films, and he, but he graduated from the military academy continues to communicate with his guys. i mean, they say guys. listen , war is war. they say, we then i'll just be friends with you will be good? so, there is one of his comrades, uh, with whom he studied there, he has a son. uh, his father is a high-ranking american specialist there, who was sent to ukraine as an instructor to train ukrainian soldiers to fight us russians. with the armies they come from, uh, against these guys. we have our guys cossacks. i just got back from training camp yesterday. cossacks will not say where we sent the division. terek, e, the cossack brigades of don e are on the front lines, and i’ll tell you that now i’m thinking about frost on the skin, firstly, such a training camp. god forbid, everyone really shoots, all mortars. so here we are. me. here the mortars fired and this man is not a military man. i speak for me. it was quite a novelty, but my hair really moved on my head, and even the relics, which, and most importantly, the cossacks, they listen. y

. >> thank you >> seth: our first guest tonight is an academy award and tony-nominated actor, writer, and director, you know from filmsnd the shows "the good lord bird," and "moon knight." his documentary series "the last movie stars" is streaming now on hbo max. please welcome back to the show, our good friend ethan hawke, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: i love it looking sharp, my man. looking sharp. >> i'm about to go on the louisiana hayride with hank williams. >> seth: i love it >> by the way, that album cover looks insanely cool. lamb of god. does it not remind you a little bit of khonshu from "moon knight"? i don't know if you saw "moon knight [ cheers ] >> seth: yes, i did. >> but it's got a little khonshu vibe to it >> seth: we try very hard. we always want to also promote your work when we promote the guest drummer. >> i appreciate that i appreciate you thinking about me and i'm thinking about you >> seth: yeah. it's very nice hey, this is -- we talked about this like two years ago, how this project came across your plate. this is a wonderful six-part documentary series about paul newman and -- >

academy award. and it was in that space i moved from amherst, massachusetts to new york and then up here to walpole, new hampshire where all the filmsbeen, if not physically made, then directed from up here. david: was it easier to raise money for the brooklyn bridge? did people say, you are trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge? ken: all the time. [laughs] it was the babyface. it was the babyface, david. i mean, i'm 68 now and i know that i don't look like i am 68. you can imagine what i looked like at 23 and 24 when i was beginning to work on it, 25. they would say this child is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge. and for a long while, i had two three ring binders on my desk. each those 3, 4 inch wide big expandable affairs with all the letters of rejection which i kept for a decade on my desk to remind me of how incredibly hard -- and it is still hard to raise the money to do these things. but the independence is worth it. the idea of being able to present to you a film on muhammad ali that i am not apologizing for. it is a director's cut. and if you don't like it, it is all my fault. you know what i mean? and i don't want to

. >> reporter: the motion picture academy banned smith for ten years, but he's still allowed to be nominated. his next filmbuzz meaning if he does receive a nomination, he will not be permitted to attend next year's ceremony. eva? >> alex presha for us there, thank you. >>> and joining us now is sirius xm radio host and abc contributor mike muse. thanks so much for being with us. okay, so will smith starts out that video by saying it's been a minute, but it's actually been four months. why do you think it took so long to get this apology? >> great question that you ask. i think that he needed time to figure out what was the best way to do it. we knew, speculation, the reports that he left the country to find self and go on this journey to look within to figure out why he reacted the way he did. i believe he probably needed to do some self-work, some internal work and get removed from the situation to figure out what happened because, eva, that was such a moment that happened in our history. an assault happened on national television, not just on hollywood's biggest night, but one of society's biggest night

film as claudia redmond reports. four years on from the dramatic rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, their story has been brought to the big screen by academyl screening in london on monday. it was just so intense but more importantly, underneath all of it, is also a very contemporary theme that we need to remind ourselves of, and that is how powerful we can all be, internationally or on a community level, when we pull together. you know, it's stunning what was achieved. what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. collin farrell, viggo mortensen and joel edgerton play the heroic rescuers. they prepared for their roles by working with real—life divers rick stanton and john volanthen, who admitted to not knowing who farrell was before filming began. i had no idea who collin was because i'm not really a movie buff but he seems to have done a really good job. he seems to be very diligent. he even took up running as a method actor, as it were. he's done a really good job. the complicated rescue operation back in 2018 took nearly three weeks as the world watched on. ron howard said it was notjust about the heroic divers but an entire community. cla

film as claudia redmond reports. for two years on from the dramatic rescue of the boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, the story has been brought to the big screen by an academy a special screening in london on monday. it was just so intense but more importantly underneath all of it is also a very contemporary theme that we need to remind ourselves, which is how powerful we can all be, internationally or on a community level, when we pull together. you know, it is stunning, what was achieved. what are you thinking? just _ what are you thinking? just a _ what are you thinking? just a crazy— what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. - what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. colinl just a crazy idea. colin farrell, rigor mortis and they play a heroic rescuers, preparing for their roles by working with real—life divers, richard stanton and john volanthen. who admitted they didn't know who they were. i didn't really know collombatti has done a good job, he seems very diligent, he even took up running as a method actor, as it were. he has done a really good job. the complicated rescue operation back in 2018 nearly took three weeks as the world watched on. ron how

film as claudia redmond reports. four years on from the dramatic rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, their story has been brought to the big screen by academynse but more importantly, underneath all of it, is also a very contemporary theme that we need to remind ourselves of, and that is how powerful we can all be, internationally or on a community level, when we pull together. you know, it's stunning what was achieved. what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. collin farrell, viggo mortensen and joel edgerton play the heroic rescuers. they prepared for their roles by working with real—life divers rick stanton and john volanthen, who admitted to not knowing who farrell was before filming began. i had no idea who collin was because i'm not really a movie buff but he seems to have done a really good job. he seems to be very diligent. he even took up running as a method actor, as it were. he's done a really good job. the complicated rescue operation back in 2018 took nearly three weeks as the world watched on. ron howard said it was notjust about the heroic divers but an entire community. claudia redmond, bbc news. that is business stories nex

nominated for two academy awards, best original screenplay and the youngest person nominated for best director. >> it was an era when a lot of people were playing attention to black film. you really had for the first time a large collection of black filmmakers documenting what was going on in the culture. >> you got to be ready to go down, stand up, and die for that shit like blizzard did if you want some juice. >> blizzard ain't sticking up for nothing now. >> that's because we wasn't there to back him up. >> if we was there, there would be five dead niggers instead of one. >> he's a phenomenal actor. we had a similar vision of what we wanted to do as young men coming into this whole entertainment world together. my attitude was, i got my robert de niro, i got the dude i want to do multiple movies with. >> people don't realize how theatrical the gangster rap thing was. >> tupac, ice-t, ice cube. they were also storytellers. so when it came time to go to hollywood, all of them were very convincing on screen. >> craig. craig. >> hold up. i gave him a heartbeat. >> man, that's what it's supposed to do. >> "friday" was one of those films that made me excited about being

one time in virginia, but he has been living here for a long time making films , and he, but he graduated from the military academycan specialist there, who was sent to ukraine as an instructor to train ukrainian soldiers to fight us russians. and then, literally 2 weeks later, he left from there, not from the front line. no from there, and what is the reason? well, it’s obvious that the man is a white bone, yes, that is, so i was saying in shock. he told his son. they are all nazis. i was driving, he says to help and teach to speak soldier. and they tell me to teach the nazis, that is, after all, in america there are servicemen who really speak. no no no. here it is, in this lawlessness we do not participate. i think basically, and these guys who are military there uh mercenaries let's call them yes from other countries, when they state their position, they really state that they are guys. here in this we do not participate either with the nazis. we don’t want to go there, we won’t climb any more from rowing , and it will be distasteful to others. this is a very important point. well, actually another important f

this is presented by the national academy of some graphic arts and sciences of russia as a result of the khanty-mansiysk cinema, dear friends. well, more about the films the next issue of the column such, but on friday, wait for our next inclusions. total you the very best. good morning and goodbye. good morning has long been such an extraordinary chance to communicate with all the main movie stars of the world. that's who turned out to be the most on you. i want to say that i really met with me exactly. here, if you say so in depth, here is my most favorite interview, after all, with grigory chukhrai, it was my first big interview. i caught this great person of the great class. and this, if i speak not from some false or some kind of tender patriotic considerations. for me. it was a shock that i found the director. there was a de soldier, e director of the film 40 first, where he just shone. uh, fuck, alexander's father and hmm, if you say so, of course it was after the interview with the churami there was a knee-deep sea, so when i'm already western stars are not very good. when i came here, i kind of already understood that we have this level, whic

academy award winning producer she. has produced numerous activities and movies, and a credits include crash, the box office hit, bad month, the future of five feet away and hit comedy film -- . she is a premier president ceo of -- the film and television production company committed to producing content that appears to diverse audiences, with an emphasis on women and it was. exploring the c-span siri the first lady's inclusion image we're enjoying enjoying by mark farkas. marcus of fragile a graduate of the college of william and barry. he was the executive series producer of the entire series wesley, disappointing from martha washington to michelle obama. his only work includes being the producer of the people adi award-winning serious american presidents, life portraits. he has also worked on documentaries by taking viewers inside the white house, the u.s. capital, the supreme court and the u.s. senate. he has traveled toward zones in iraq and afghanistan and ford c-span documentaries and final conversation will be no moderated by catherine allgor. catherine it's president of the massachusetts historical society, it was itself in june 2017. prior to coming to mh as sh

academy award-winning producer. she has produced numerous tvs and movies and her credits include crash the box office hit bad moms the future five feet away and the hit comedy film other hood. she is the president and ceo of welly entertainment philbin television production company committed to producing content that appeals to diverse audiences with an emphasis on women and girls exploring the c-span series first ladies influence an image. we are joined by mark farkas mark is a graduate of the college of william and mary. he was the executive producer of the entire series first ladies ranging from martha, washington to michelle obama his earlier work includes being the producer of the peabody award-winning series american presidents life portraits. he has also worked on documentaries taking viewers inside the white house the us capitol the supreme court and the us senate he has traveled to war zones and interact in afghanistan stand for c-span documentaries. are finally our conversation will be moderated by catherine algor. catherine is the president of the massachusetts historical society a position. she has held since 2017 prior coming to prior to coming to m

it was his role in the 1972 mob drama that led to his only academy award nomination, for best supporting actor. his other hit filmsars after they had taken place. the government says it recognises there is more to do and will publish a revised sports strategy in the coming months. 4g coverage is set to be expanded to a further five tube stations across the tube network over the next six months. among them are oxford circus, tottenham court road and camden town. it's part of ongoing work to roll—out four and 5g coverage across the entire network, including tunnels, by the summer of 2023. london and parts of the south east are expected to experience a heatwave over the next few days, prompting a heat—health alert to be issued. today marks the beginning of a run of hot days until friday next week. temperatures are expected to get into the low 30s. the uk health security agency and the met office issued a level two warning— it's designed to help health care workers manage through periods of extreme temperatures and has four levels. now are you afraid of spiders? it's a common phobia but one that zsl london zoo could n

film as claudia redmond reports. four years on from the dramatic rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, their story has been brought to the big screen by academyoles by working with real—life divers rick stanton and john volanthen, who admitted to not knowing who colin farrell was before filming began. i had no idea who colin was, because i'm not really a movie buff. but he seems to have done a really good job. he seems to have been very diligent. he even took up running to be as method actor, as it were. basically, he's done a really good job. the complicated rescue operation back in 2018 took nearly three weeks as the world watched on. ron howard said it was notjust about the heroic divers, but an entire community. claudia redmond, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. we are expecting another day of extreme heat today, potentially the hottest day ever recorded in the uk. these were the temperatures we saw yesterday. the hottest spot, santon downham in suffolk, 38.1. butjersey and wales both broke their all—time temperature records and parts of england, perhaps scotland, could break that record toda