primera de una trilogÍa rodada en 3 d que nuevamente ha sido dirigida y escrita por su creador, george miller tu personaje no tiene la mitad de un brazo. >> usÉ un guante verde que tiene marcas indicadoras y es asÍ como la gente de efectos especiales pudo borrar el brazo, nos explica. >> la parte de afuera tomÓ largo tiempo en diseÑarse y se construyÓ con herramientas y piezas de viejos motores de motocicletas. >> diez aÑos haciendo esta pelÍcula, 70 aÑos, quÉ comes, quÉ haces?! >> creo que la respuesta mÁs simple es que cuando hice la primera pelÍcula de mad max no tenÍa hijos, nos explica. luego los tuve y todo lo que veÍa eran pelÍculas para toda la familia. asÍ que eso estÁ en tu mente. vi la oportunidad de hacer bailar a pingüenos. y ahora que mis hijos crecieron, volvÍ a mad max. >> ellos vuelven: tres aÑos despuÉs de su Último aÑo de universidad, mientras una pÉsima actuaciÓn, se verÁn forzadas a participar en un concurso internacional que ningÚn grupo estadounidense ha ganado. >> en estreno limitado destaca: un un piloto de drones de guerra y durante doce horas elimina potenciales ter

it was my good friend george miller, tom drees and, and then robin williams and jay leno johnny dark on , men and women who maybe you have heard of and some you haven't, but they were all really funny. funnier than i ever was. to go to work knowing you were going to spend the night laughing -- and in the camaraderie was always entertaining too. charlie: carson meant what to you? david: for a person in that situation, everything great -- everything. it was not like it is now. the door to being a standup comedy or television success was "the tonight show." he meant everything to me, he meant everything to everybody else out there doing standup. it was a time when you could be on that show do well on the "tonight" show. the next day you would get calls about having your own show auditioning for william morris wanted you, and they are going to put you on a show, and there's a movie and this. on those days people would go out on tour for 6, 8 months, and they would have an opening act. it was really the employment placement office. more often than not, if johnny liked you, you are going t

. >> hardy takes over world as max in the george miller adventure.is year 2060 and series of catastrophic worldwide calamities have caused down fall of civilization. max is seeking peace following loss of his wife, and child he meets furious a woman attempting to cross a desert where childhood home land. king joeys chasing them along with his blood thirsty military force who rule over the desert called the waste land. >>> next up, i'll see new my dreams. made its world premiere at this years sun dance film festival and features an all-star cast. >> look at you a nervous school girl what are you a afraid of. >> you know what, you should come with me tomorrow night to the speed dating thing. >> reporter: she even eyes a tranquil life when her dog dies, but she experienced a mourn fullback ago this draws her into new experience helps in friendships and decide to give, speed dating a a shot. then, a voice exuberant new love interests comes in the picture portrayed by sam elliott. >> i don't like being alone. >> reporter: finally pitch perfect two is a se

the huge part of the pleasure in me seeing is it was george miller at 70 returning to a 36-year-old franchisend having the energy originality and inventiveness, it felt nothing like the tired reboot or i'm going back to my past glories. it was a true new step along the insane path he was already on. >> i think what's interesting about a lot of the raves i've read is how much of it is people praising him for getting basic, action directive things right like composition and geography. it speaks to that he hasn't been working during the bayization of cinema. he know what is he's doing. he's bring it is to a genre that doesn't know how to do it that clearly. >> i watched the first -- i liked those movies despite, like the violent misogyny inherent in them. after i saw this "mad max," i remember leaving the theater and feeling so energized. it's because i wasn't spending energy ignoring misogyny in an action movie. >> you didn't have to wall off part of yourself. >> i didn't have to like, okay ignore that, ignore that it was all gratuitous. >> i was like really they're making another "mad max"? ja

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and it was my good friend george miller my friend tom dreesen and jeff altman and then robin williams jay leno johnny dark and on and on and on. guys men and women that maybe you have heard of some that you haven't. but they were all really funny. funnier than i am almost. and to go to work knowing you were going to spend the night laughing. and then the camaraderie was always ent takening too. >> rose: carson meant what to you? >> well, for a person in that situation, he meant everything. i mean it was-- it wasn't like it is now. the door to being a stand up comedy or television success was the tonight show the curtain through which you passed to be on the tonight show. and he meant everything to me. he meant everything to everybody else who was out there doing stand-up. it was the time when you could be on that show do well on the tonight show the next day you would get calls about having your own show. you would get calls about auditioning, william morris wanted you and they're going to put you on a show and then there is a movie and a this and in those days people would go out on

you know, george miller who was also, unfortunately, deceased. >> what did it feel like there in thehen i'm looking at it, dave with you is part audience. part of him is just audience, sitting back enjoying this what you've come here to do as much as i am at home, and yet he's -- he's part of what you're doing at the same time. >> it was a fun gig. it was a fun gig. it was -- it was fun because you were there and you saw that the ordinary guests on his show, especially in the early days, he would give you -- if you weren't funny and good in the first couple of minutes, good night, everybody. thanks very much. jim downey, thanks so much. jim downey. and you were gone like that. so if you weren't good, you were gone. and, you know, good for him. that was great. he set a standard. he set a tone. you had to be good. you didn't show up and go, yeah, jim has a movie coming up. good night, everybody. you were gone instantly. so it was fun, but the writers were really great on it, you know? and the thing about how game you were, the writers were -- guys like jim and, you know, steven -- >> g

george miller doesn't discuss it publicly. he put in a bill under our stress just for pro forma. never had a press conference. nancy pelosi doesn't discuss it. richard trumka of the afl doesn't discuss it. and the minimum wage today adjusted for inflation, as i mentioned, would put tens of billions of dollars at ten bucks an hour--tens of billions of dollars in people's hands to jump-start for the recessionary economy. biden could have skewered ryan, and he was muzzled because obama doesn't want to discuss this because he might be accused of being against small business, who he's given 18 tax breaks by his own admission on the first debate. 18 tax breaks, and 2/3 of all low-income workers are employed by 50 large corporations, like wal-mart and mcdonald's, whose ceos get an average of $10 million a year. and you think this was a slam dunk, but it isn't. so i think our presidential politics are rancid, repetitious, cowardly, and commercialized. so whoever wins, don't expect that much. >> ok. so... [applause] ralph, you've run for the presidency a number of times. so let's just hyp

and a conversation with the negotiator george miller on maine and boden and baseball. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, may 6. joining me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. let's get to our headlines. olivia: central bankers are debating whether to impose tougher collateral rules on greek banks. greek prime minister alexis tsi pras has -- another bullet. it will be able to make today's payment to the imf. the finance minister is upbeat about next week's meeting with finance ministers. >> we are game to have fruitful discussions on may 11 that will confirm the progress that has been achieved. and will being yet another move yet another step in the direction of the final agreement. germany's finance minister is still skeptical that a deal on greek economic reform can be reached by the may 11 meeting. bond yields, meanwhile, i'm resuming their rise. the yield on the two year has risen two percentage points. it is now yielding 22%. raising one of the issues behind the global bond selloff. investors are now pondering the end of a six-year rally that said yields to re

and a conversation with the negotiator george miller on maine and boden and baseball. everyone. it is wednesday, may 6. joining me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. let's get to our headlines. olivia: central bankers are debating whether to impose tougher collateral rules on greek banks. greek prime minister alexis tsi pras has -- another bullet. it will be able to make today's payment to the imf. the finance minister is upbeat about next week's meeting with finance ministers. >> we are game to

and the director george miller you said he was going to deliver this and this is why you wanted to be repetitive. we're going to create a female character that will stand along the man. >> a strong woman. >> it never quite pans out that way. you're always somewhere in the back of the frame in a push-up bra while he's doing everything. there was something about george i believed. he didn't let me down. >> you're really on equal footing with mad max. >> yeah yeah. >> you know? >> they're similar warriors. very rogue. they like to kind of survive on their own and they don't really like partners. and they want to just do it on their own. um and they've kind of lost all their social graces. they're kind of gruff. there's no -- >> i like how you put that. >> they have a lot of rough edges around them. i feel like guys always get to play those kinds of characters. it was nice to be a girl next to a guy playing that as well. >> it was equal footin your character is really vengeance. is really what fuels her. >> what drives her. she's been hurt. she carries a lot of pain. she has a real need t

i know it might sound like a surprise but this is the same director, george miller, as the first threeou have tom hardy playing mad max. this is charlize theron's movie. she is the star. this prooves she is an action star. it is reportedly 90% practical effects. what you are seeing on camera is actually happening. 10% cgi. we are so inundated with computer graphics and action movies that this movie was a breath of fresh air. i have never seen anything like it. i have seen it twice. i am going for a third time today. i cannot wait. by the way, see it in 2-d. do not see it in 3-d, don't waste your money there. i was so geeked out by the action. it is an r-rated do they go to? >> mars. >> basically, max teams up with charlize theron's character to restore order in a post apocalyptic war. i spoke with charlize theron and it is available. >> it can go either way. i think sometimes you can overdo it and then it just feels like you are a sore thumb sticking out all the time and it doesn't help. so less is usually more. transformation doesn't necessarily have to be this huge thing that you loo

it returns george miller as a director.. they are working to make it into a bonified franchise. >> the stunts? >> the original had some of the best stunts put on film. >> yes. >> this one challenge also that sort of concept. >> from "mad max" to "mad men" series final this sunday. what do we think? >> well the big question on everyone's mind tamron al how will this end? fans are weighing in with some of the most plausible to most ridiculous theories. we know no matter how it concludes, it will be a big night. sister networks sundance ibc, bbc america. they're all suspending regular programing at 10:00 p.m. critics are talk about a record setting fifth emmy as a strong contender. if it happens, it will be the first time ever for drama. >> sunday night, the billboard music awards chrissy teigen is hosting. >> with ludicrous. performers include sam smith, nicki minaj, john legend britney spears. the story line is mariah carey is making her first appearance after 17 years, one direction will be making the first award appearance

miller. >>> no issues in prince george's county this morning and of course good morning to you if you're heading westbound on 50 going through bowie, mitchellville into town, no issues there this morning. bw parkway free and clear of any problems and 95 parkway looks great as well. a live look right now at 50 you can see traffic is fairly light for the most part. for those of you traveling the southern maryland, out in 301 and route 5 no issues there this morning. just volume building up. over to you. >>> vehicles involved in the massive takata air bag recall have been released. >> and soon volvo is going to be able to say made in the usa. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ ♪ ♪ caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. ♪ ♪ the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. for an unforgettable fragrance up to 12 hours. >>> during the break, talking about where we went on summer vacation. jersey shore. bethany beach. >> oh, yeah. >> and

miller time. how much has the d man donated to the clinton foundation and why didn't he tell george stephanopoulosut it? what about the macho antics of putin and romney? oh look at this. miller is next. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today. introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. >>> thank you for staying with us, get to the sage of southern california who joins us from southern santa barbara. miller, i have got to know how much you donated to the clinton foundation. come on, how much? can i go on record first and say jimmy is the coolest name i ever heard. that's like a pawnshop owner in a david mammoth play or something. change the name to the gugliata factor. >> he we will try to get him back. >>

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george clooney. >>> coming up this half hour, the "river monsters" takes michelle miller on a tour. >>> plus, a neighborhoodrved our country, then became part of the fastest growing segment of the homeless population. see how they're turning the kion a better future. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. the "washington post" continues to care for the graves of americans killed in world war ii, 70 years after the war. local families and businesses have adopted all 8,300 headstones. >> 6,000 people turned out for that ceremony. >>> cbs san diego say as southern california couple missing for two weeks was found in their care sunday. cecil cecil cecil knutson died and dianna bedwell was dehydrate. they got lost leaving a casino. >>> garfunkel blamed his former partner for not doing one more reionion tour. he said quote, don't want to say any anti-paul simon things but it seems very preverse not to enjoy the glory and walk away from it instead. garfunkel also said he first offered simon his friendship out of sympathy because he was short. garfunkel say

i hope to meet judy miller some day because we are kindid spirits and share the same unlike for u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald. >> this is george johnson asking the last question. the home run question. were are you? all right. here we go. as the highest ranking official at the time what percentage of accountability did you believe your brother had in his indiscretion watt comparison to former congressman jesse jackson? johnson wants to know if your brother had any accountability to what happened to you? >> i don't blame my brother for what happened to me. i blame patrick fitzgerald. he knew who i was. the fbi knew i was an honorable guy and they chose to harness me into an overreaching uninjustice prosecution. >> how about a round of applause? >> thank you. >> robert a one-year membership to the club and put this mug on your desk and no u.s. prosecutor will come near you. >> thank you. >> we are not done yet. one more. don't worry. it goes to graham grady.

miller. >>> allyson, thank you. your time right now is 6:29. metro riders, everything running on schedule on both the trains and buss so we're off to a great start. prince george'sounty, for those of you who live out there, no issues in your neck of the woods. 50 free and clear of any problems. bw parkway as well as 95 on the maryland side problem free. if you're going to be leaving the house within the next 10 to 15 minutes, should have no problems getting to your destination on time. on i-270 for those of you coming from frederick toward the beltway going through gaithersburg, rockville, you can see on the southbound side traffic fairly light for the most part but again no issues to report there. from our virginia camera, we can show you how things are shaping up on 395 as you make your way toward the 14th street bridge. no issues as you travel northbound into town this morning. so we're certainly off to a great start for your mid week. coming up in our next report, we'll have a look at how things are shaping up in southern maryland and along the 95 corridor on the virginia side. >>> now back to our top story. the world's largest airbag manufacturer now at the

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george miller directed that an incredible film that was ground breaking at the time. note gives looks like a teenager in the original -- note gibson -- mel gibson looks like a teenager in the original. the trailer is loaded with action. most of the effects are real, practical effects, not a lot of cgi. if you like a lot of action "mad max" is a great alternative. mark: why has the business model been so successful? paul: at the core, these movies are very cinematic. if you are going to plunk down all this money to go to the theater, when you see "avengers" on the big screen, the fifth installment of mission impossible, and go to the theater with your family it is an exciting time. it is not even about the reviews necessarily. it is about the communal experience in the theater. once these movies go to the small screen they have additional life and revenue streams beyond the theatrical. mark: i have about 20 seconds left. you have told us which movies you think will come out of the gate. are there any movies you think will surprise a lot of people and do well when they