for me, the question valley, "great gatsby" or the "greatestest gatsby." i'm going to go the greatest. >> have you read the book? >> stephen: yes. >> stephen? >> displ some of the it. >> how much? >> stephen: none. >> stephen! >> carey, i work half an hour a night four night a week. how am i supposed to read this thing? it's a monster! you have to help me. what am i going to do jennifer egan is going to be here and be all puleitzer and smart talking and i-- you have to help me. just tell me the plot of the movie. you're in it. you should know. >> i know, i'm in the movie. stephen, naturally, i know what happens. >> stephen: thank god! so just please, just tell me enough to fake it. >> all right. well, my character is daisy buchanan. >> stephen: daisy, is that the flower? is that a metaphor. >> sure. >> stephen: okay. >> she lives in a big house with her husband, tom. >> stephen: slow down. tom. >> but she is in love with gatsby. because, you know, he throws these big parties, you know, and it's spectacular and it's 3d and it's sex and costumes and the dais

chap named gatsby. >> what gatsby is that? >> funny how the same scene can be brought to the scene three different ws, isn't? next, his climb ak tic face-off with daisy's husband, tom buchanan. >> what kind of trouble arussia did are you trying to cause in mip home any how? >> tom -- >> your wife never loved you. she never has. she's loved me since 11 years ago the >> let's go home. >> nobody is going home. i'm going to sit down right here and listen to what mr. gatsby has to tell me. >> your wife's never loved you the she loves me. >> please have a element self-control. >> self-control? if that's the idea, count me owe -- out. >> nowadays people begin by smearing family life and family institutions. >> your wife doesn't love you. she never loved you. see loves me. >> judging by that it seems like this time this gatsby may be closer to the reality of the story. anyway, when we come back, most consider abortion morally consequential. what do the people in this room think of a federal judge's order that girls of any age can chri

what gatsby. >> gatsby. >> what gatsby is that? >> the book is number one on the bestseller's list, number one. it's about 90 years old. the movie debuts tomorrow. ann hornaday is my guest. i just want to talk about one thing here. people who have read this book in high school, forced to read it every five or ten years since. i'm going to talk about this at the end of the show. it's about love lost. the poor kid can't marry the rich girl. we get that. it's about self-creation, about america. why does it keep coming back as a movie, first question? >> oh, i think because those things will never go away. i mean, we're constantly reinventing ourselves individually and as a nation this is the great sort of american project that we're embarked on and, as you said, this novel is the great suma of so many principles that drive up, the psychological drives, the financial drives. this one arrives right after our latest almost depression. so it has all sorts of contemporary residences, just even in terms of the economic context. so i just th

person. >> you must know gatsby. >> i know gatsby. >> i know a chap named gatsby. >> what gatsby isne in the "washington post" best-seller list. the book's about 90 years old. the movie debuts tomorrow. my favorite critic for the "washington post." we may agree or disagree. i haven't seen the movie yet. i want to talk about one thing. people forced to read it in high school and every year ever since. about lost love and the poor kid can't marry the rich girl, we get that. also about self-creation. why does it keep coming back as a movie, first question? >> because those things will never go away. we're constantly reinventing ourselves individually and as a nation. this is the great project we're embarked on and this is the great suma that affects us. psychological drives and financial drives. this one arrives after our latest almost depression and hat residences in terms of the economic context. it does contain just so many of the elements of the american characte character. >> let me ask you about this leo dicaprio. leindia leonardo dicaprio. is he gatsby? >> he does a pretty good

gatsby is in the house. >> and action. >> reporter: as director decadent 3d spin on the great gatsbye capitals of europe collecting jewels. >> reporter: catherine martin, the film's costume and the director's wife brought the era to life on screen. >> visualist. he's incredibly concerned as a director. as to how things look because he sees that the visual s are actually part of the story telling process. >> reporter: off screen and on the streets, the movie's fueling a fashion renaissance. >> the collection was inspired by the great gatsby. >> reporter: tiffany & company is one of the retailers offering fans a piece of the film, for a price. >> sterling silver locket is a piece of that collection. this is $850. >> reporter: brooks brothers re-created the jazz age for customers after working on gatsby with martin. >> the green sweater has been incredibly successful and i think nearly sold out. >> reporter: if the fashion isn't enough, enthusiasts can eat, breathe and live the film for $2,795 a night at the legendary plaza hotel fitzgerald suite in new york. >> comes with imperial gats

i'm gatsby. >> you see i'm gatsby. >> i'm gatsby. >> you are. >> i think everyone has a little gatsbyld sport. there have been at least five adaptations of the story. the newest ups the party factor with rapper jay-z. you could say it's a slightly different sound than this silent version of the film that debuted just a year after the novel's publication. fast forward a few decades and there he is again, gatsby butler hopping for gold in this computer game from an outfit called film shaw industries. so what is it about this guy that keeps studios beating on? borne back ceaselessly into the past? >> it's never been done perfectly or even maybe arguably well before. so in each new generation there is some talented, ambitious director who says, i can finally get it right. >> public radio host curt anderson has explored the legacy of fitzgerald's tale in depth and says the moral of the story is especially striking now. >> we've just been through a period of spend, spend, spend, party, party, party leading up to the great recession. so i think with the great recession it's more of a perfect

openedthe great gatsby the film festival. the film and an amazing $51.1 million the first weekend, but revenues have been lukewarm. behind gatsby. >> she just wants to run away. she wants to leave that -- >> jay. you can't repeat the past. >> you can't repeat the past? >> no. can. course you with me are a couple of law thursday. and people say that this is a wonderful book. not actually that good a buck, but it becomes more and more relevant and fascinating as time goes on. ago, maybe the time but now russian oligarchs are sending their children and it is becoming more and more relevant. from the viewpoint of a recession, it becomes a much more important book he was. -- to us. >> i think it is a masterpiece, the book that keeps coming back and never dies. now we get it again. profound and lasting about how the society that we have created, capitalism, -- and greed. >> you were saying that when the recession -- i think that i agree with him but i would go further and say what the book hits right now is the ambivalence. we want

from the great gatsby actress carec mulligan is joining us. i heard the movie is great, so great that they're thinking of making the movie into a book. let's get to the top story tonight. testament from government whistle blowers on the devastating and tragic attack that caused four american lives in benghazi libya, testimony that will blow the lid off the giant cover-up propagated by this administration. >> brace yourself. it's happening in just nine-and-a-half hours former c.i.a. director david petraeus will take the oath and testify about benghazi. >> jon: i'm sorry. that was a snafu. that was actually the warning to brace yourself for november's benghazi testimony by david petraeus. that was going to blow the lid off the giant cover-up propagated by this administration. my mistake. all right. today's hearing was the hearing moment everybody has been waiting for. >> we begin with the moment that everybody has been waiting for. secretary of state hillary clinton's highly anticipated testimony about what happened in benghazi. >> jon: i apolog

. >> could the great gatsby shake iron man off his throne? we >> ama: join my tonight at 9:00 of cable 13. we'll show you a rare cover of a classic from 220 miles above the earth. >> at 11:00 here. a new solution to getting rid of a common problem most women have, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> gatsby may be hot but iron man is still the hero at the box office. >> how many here? >> 13. sir. >> how many can i carry? >> four, sir. >> ama: what does he do? iron man 3 earned $72 million. the great gatsby was number two earning $51 million, which far exceeds expectations. pain and gain is still strong at number three. peoples is number four, followed by 42. and that is it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, larry beil, mike shumann who is at oracle. thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. we'll leave you with a >> right now, getting to know leo's great gatsby. >> everyone dreams when they're young. >> chris pine treks into darkness. >> it's a relentless ride. >> kerry washington's little secret. >> you'll be

thank you very much, sharon. >> "the great gatsby" is bringing the roaring '20s back to life.ot us thinking about the markets back then. brian shactman joining us now with a trip back, and there are actually companies trading now that traded then, sort of. >> there's a lot of them, when they went away, and what they became, and it's an interesting little set of streams that have gone away. take a look at 1922. that year, the dow jones industrial average gained about 21%, a pretty good year, had a high of $103.43, a low of $78.59, just amazing to see those small numbers. i checked on sell in may and go away, nope, it went up about 5% that month. i also looked into all 20 of the companies to see what's happened to them. each, of course, has a story. studebaker was gone entirely by the '60s. several industry businesses simply shrunk and folded into bigger con gglomeratconglomerat. american car and foundry is now called acf, and on a day we're talking a lot about carl icahn, he has been in this name as well. but what company hasn't he taken a shot at? two copper names are interest

and, gatsby glams up the box office. first business starts now! you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's thursday, may 16th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: traders and investors will look for the record run in the stock market to continue, especially the dow, which has had a record 20 closing highs. yesterday, the dow closed up 60 points. the nasdaq gained 9 points as google soared to an all-time high, and the s&p cruised to a record finish. gold futures, however, slipped below 1400 as the dollar gained. oil inched up 13 cents. president obama pushes for integrity at the irs. he's already accepted the resignation of the acting commissioner of the agency. he's holding a news conference today. activists are at it again. this time hedge fund manager barry rosenstein is taking a stake in groupon and zynga. both stocks have been battered in the market. and the founder of tesla plans to pre-pay on the electric car company's loan from the government. todd horwitz of average joe o

. >> and the great gatsby gamble. will the big bet on this literary classic pay off. >> good evening, everyone. incredible winning streak on wall street continues. >> another week of records. that wraps up three weeks in a row of gains on wall street as that final hour of push helped the dow and s&p 500 close out the day at all time closing highs with stocks getting help from solid earnings reports in the uk this weekend. the dough ended nearly 36 points higher. the record close there, 15.118. >> the big talk on wall street and all across corporate america today, the mighty american dollar. the u.s. dollar has been getting stronger against other currencies, especially the japanese yen. that's because japan's central bank announced an aggressive plan to stimulate its economy with a glood of money and it's working. so who wins and who loses when the dollar gets stronger and what does all of this mean to you? >> for american consumers, a stronger dollar means the prices of goods from foreign countries like electronics, c

instead of west egg, gatsby lives in east bangers-upon-mash. now i'll be reading right up until my first book club meeting thursday when i assume we will discuss how this opulent consequence-free lifestyle reaches its inevitable happy ending. folks, i hope you had a great weekend. i did. i spent it at the big annual n.r.a. meeting in houston, texas. not to be confused... ( cheers and applause ). yes, the annual n.r.a. meeting in houston texas not to be confused with the daily n.r.a. meeting that is houston, texas. and this year's theme was accessories. like pink assault rifles and bra holsters. now, fellows can brag about getting to second amendment. one thing i her repeatedly down there this weekend is that obama is coming for our guns. now i'm not one to believe in farout conspiracy theories probably because the government implanted a chip in my brain that controls my thoughts. but, folks, i've had my eyes opened to some disturbing truths that raise troubling questions like, "what did they know? when did they know it? and what am i talking ab

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consider jay gatsby in f.e great gatsby, one of america's most influential novels. now in the hands of the movie critics... ♪ in here it's entertaining). >> reporter: ... with such a senseless bombardment for the first time in my life i was grateful when someone's cell phone rang. his gatsby is a bombardment too but fitzgerald comes through. for all its polish, the book has a healthy american val garrity. but the genteel '74 gatsby with robert redford and mia far owe didn't get. >> how do you do old sport i'm gatsby. >> reporter: but luhrman throws money at the screen in a way that is positively gatsby like. ♪ will you still love me >> reporter: he wallops you with the theme of product gal waste. it's all handed, but yet it brings to mind the great unfettered imagery of silence movies. >> you must be crazy. she never loved you. reporter: leonardo key cap pre-owe is is a good gatsby, healthy looking for my taste but moving. he was the most grown up of juveniles and is now the most youthful of grown-ups. >> i've

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gatsby, the movie, may come and go, gatsby the index is just going higher and higher. if the rich weren't dinged during this period of much higher taxes and return on savings, perhaps we wouldn't debt dingd at allment which is why i suspect it will continue, perhaps through 2013 as they increase in value and they spend more lavishly by the day. bob in illinois. bob! >> caller: bbbb-boo-yah, jim cramer. >> stuttering at the top of the show. what more could i want? >> caller: first time caller, long time listener. my question is, where do you see chevron by year's end and how will the shareholders meeting yesterday affect the ceo of chevron? >> boy, chevron has been a horse. i don't know anyone upset with chevron, see me, i will run you over. it's an amazing stock it didn't go to 135. a lot of fooem people feel oil is going to give up the ghost. someone complained about kev ron? give me a break. john in california. john! . >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i love you out here in california. >> same to you. >> we had it all fixed out on dole a couple weeks ago, they were selling t

is "gatsby" the go-to movie, or will it be tyler perry? - if you are looking at what's going to win this weekend between the two of them, "gatsby" is going to do better. but it is a film that warner brothers is obviously looking at very closely, because it's a $100-million budget. some people are trying to project it is going to do $40 million this weekend. i don't think it's going to do that high. maybe in the mid $20s. - and you saw "gatsby." - yeah. it's not good. it's pointless. - you did not love it? - no. - all right, let's move on to what is coming up this summer. we are taking a look at what the scene will look like for paramount this summer, and we have "star trek: into darkness" and "world war z." - yeah. they only have two films on the docket this summer. "star trek: into darkness," which opens next weekend, very curious. it's gotten some mixed reviews so far from critics, and the studio is doing a very interesting thing, is that they are holding now press screenings from the remaining press until the day it opens in imax screen

please welcome, isla fisher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ gatsby's great it was a job to -- gatsby's greatjimmy: yeah, they just make these songs up on the spot. you can't beat the roots. congrats on this movie. i cannot wait to see it. thank you for coming back to our show, because we love having you on. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: last night was this big premiere in new york, right? >> it was so much fun, yeah. [ cheers ] i mean, it was just -- it had been "bazzified." it was larger than life and enormous red carpet. at the after party at the plaza, they recreated like a speakeasy with flapper girls, and you know, champagne and sort of music that was kind of jazzy. and also, rap, weirdly enough. it was just wild. >> jimmy: well, i mean, baz luhrman, works -- "moulin rouge," that type of -- i cannot wait to see this. everyone who has saw it said it's like, visually stunning and also, like, the soundtrack, apparently, is crazy. >> it's amazing. no, i saw it again last night, actually. and i thought, "i'm so proud to be in the movie." it's so good. i really hope everybody goes and se

star of "the great gatsby."re going to begin with the latest from the cleveland kidnapping case. three suspect expected to be formally charged as investigators begin questioning them. authorities will also be meeting with the three victims now reacquainting themselves with their families after being held captive for the last decade, plus. >>> meantime, cleveland police are facing new criticism. neighbors of the castros, the suspects in question claim that several years ago, calls were made about neighborhood women in the yard and banging sounds coming from the house. we'll have the latest in moments. one person who knows all too well what they went through is kidnapping victim jaycee dugard who spent 18 years in captivity. well, she spoke last night at the hope awards held by the center for missing and exploited children. her thoughts clearly with the women in cleveland. >> i want to say what an amazing time to be talking about hope with everything that's happening. i'd like all of us to remember to just ask you

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"the great gatsby" opens in theaters tomorrow. cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? good to see you >> good to see you. >> jimmy: everything all right? >> everything's going all right, thank you. >> jimmy: the family is good? >> family is great, yeah. they're wonderful. >> jimmy: i hate to jump right into a subject, but i have a great picture. i have to ask you about it. this is a photograph of what appears to be you in the middle. >> yep, yep. >> jimmy: who else is in this picture? >> well, don cheadle, potus, me and george clooney there. me, george clooney and potus were three guys on a team there playing basketball against team cheadle. >> jimmy: against team cheadle? how did this happen? >> everybody doesn't play basketball with the president? >> jimmy: not as far as i know. no. >> so it was the night before i was sitting next to george clooney at an event and the president was there. and george clooney actually was up and came and sat down next to me and said the president just asked me to put a basketball game toge

great gatsby earned $51 million.ust peoples beating out peoples and 42. star trek will make a debut. it earned nearly $32 million overseas this weekend. we'll have to see how that one fares coming up in the weekend. >> we all want to see great gatsby. >> and ironman. >> all right. that is it for "abc 7 news" at 9:00. next newscast is over on channel 7 at 11:00. i'm ama daetz. thanks so much for joining us. alarm clock app is available for android phone and help you wake >> okay, now walk to me, joaquin. >> no. why should i walk to you? >> 'cause i'm the oldest. >> so? i'm the youngest and the cutest. >> yeah, if you got some sun, frosty. >> hey, hey, hey, hey! you're working my nerves now. now, don't make me have to relapse up in here. y'all figure that out or go to bed. >> i'm okay with that. >> yeah, me too. >> hey, hey, hey, hey! you better get your butts back here and fold up this sheet. you wouldn't last a minute in lockdown. >> lockdown? i'm 9. >> hey, everybody. >> hey, will. >> will? when are you guys gonna c

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than it takes in and borrowed $80 million last march to avoid running out of cash. >>> "the great gatsbyy strong showing on its debut this past weekend. leonardo dicaprio stars as a millionaire with a questionable past from the adaptation of the epcot fitzgerald classic, but "iron man 3" held onto its top spot earning $72 million. "the great gatsby" opened at second at $51 million and in a distant third "pain and gain" with $5 million. >>> and richard branson settle add bet that he lost 30,000 feet in the air. he served as a flight attendant for rival airline air asia. he and air asia's ceo had wagered on which of their formula 1 racing team would finish ahead of the other in 2010. it's nice to see he has a sense of humor. >> the beard and the moustache adds something to that look. >> it is a look. >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> well, in sports, tiger woods wins again after a weekend in which he exchanged unpleasantries with sergio garcia. woods topped the spaniard late in sunday's round at the players championship. garcia put two shots in the water on the 17

>> there will always be gatsby. the movie's view, its visual presentation of american materialism is not moralistic but pornographic. it traffics in the sheer libidinal pleasure of money and what it can buy intentionally or not. and in doing so, updated it in a radical and troubling way. the results may be vulgar, but it's also an honest reflection of contemporary values. the same ones captured with equally shocking and thrilling refusal of morallism by "spring breakers" "pain & gain" and "the bling ring." this is how we live, greedily, enviously, superficially in a state of endless self-justifying desire. this is the pursuit of happiness, mirrored in the pleasure of these movies provide." >> i couldn't have said it better. >> you could actually shock or thrill the audience by showing flesh. those days are gone. we're in a pornographic age. you can go on the internet and see that. now, the new pornography, interestingly enough, not a breast shot, but a pile of beautiful shirts. that famous scene where daisy looks at

. >> gatsby?reat to have you here. >> great to be here. >> you like that car. >> i love that car. i haven't seen that car. it looks great. >> i love the story of your audition for this. you're up against just about every great young actress in hollywood and you come up with the craziest audition you've ever been through it. >> yeah, it was crazy. an audition with baz luhrmann is an experience and i walked into the room and there was three different -- it was kind of like being in here. that was the level of intensity. >> real intimate. >> yeah, intimate. three cameras, two roaming photographers and leonardo reading all the lines of every part. >> yes. >> but you took control and did a little bit of improv at the end of the audition that might have gotten you the part. >> i think that's the story that was elaborated by baz but said in the script that daisy kisses gatsby and in auditions you never -- you don't know if it's inappropriate so i asked baz should i kiss him and baz said yes so i did and

is really going to be watching "man of steel," "pacific rim," and "great gatsby" to see if some jobs are going to be saved at warner bros. this year. - it could be a long, hot summer. - it could be. - thank you erik. have a good weekend. - thank you, you too. coming up, paper, scissors, rock: which category makes for the best investment. find out in chart talk.