>> reporter: we think we know halle berry.d in our living rooms for 30 years. my colleague, t.j. holmes, sat down with the beauty queen from ohio who'd become a hollywood legend. she broke the mold as a bond girl in "die another day." >> magnificent view. >> reporter: as storm in "x-men." but it was her transformation into laticia musgrove in "monster's ball" that won her an oscar for the best actress, making her the first and still only black woman to ever do so. >> he was a good kid. he was a really good kid. he was so good. he was -- he really -- he loved me. >> reporter: now miss berry is hoping for another breakthrough, this time in front of and behind the camera. she produced and directed "bruised." >> that's your motivation to get over here. if that's the case, you might stop us back here. >> reporter: stripping herself down to play jackie justice, a disgraced mma fighter and mother. >> 20 years ago, i didn't even dream that i could do this. i didn't think that opportunity would come my way in my lifetime. you know, whe

i do like halle berry, so tell me more.h who gave us independence day, day after tomorrow, 2012. patrick wilson and halle berry are astronauts in space, they get attacked by giant space gloop. they get down to earth, nobody believes them. ten years later, the moon is falling out of the sky and a conspiracy theorist says it's �*cause the moon is made of cheese or something on those lines and, therefore, the thing they have to do is to go back into space with the conspiracy theorist who's never been in space before to save the world from being destroyed by a roland emmerich movie. here's a clip. you know, without electronics, we're going to need to make split—second calculations up there. plus, we lost our flight engineer. mm. no no, no, no. guys, i'm not cleared for this. well, i'm the acting director of nasa, so ijust cleared you. congrats. yeah, but i've got ibs — irritable bowel syndrome. i get motion sickness too. you said you always wanted to be an astronaut. i have debilitating anxiety. kc, if the moon really is what y

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. >> coming up next, is halle berry going to the moon? yes, but only in her new movie. taking you behind the scenes. that's after the break. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> halle berry is going to space in her new fall, which is out this friday. >> entertainment tonights nischelle turner has a behind the scenes. look. katharine graham, how his new space adventure looks wild. and she got very close with costars patrick wilson and game of thrones. john bradley. >> what's the plan? 6 of say verse. it seems like you guys did spend a lot of time together. we're in a room. >> that was due smaller than the room that we're now in the cockpit was the only time we actually just got to hang out. it's only time i saw their faces. >> when the mask came off and i like, oh, there you are. the is out of all se has the trio are trying to save e

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>> we think we know halle berry.n on movie screens and in our living rooms for 30 years but it was her transformation into the tisha musgrove that was her true breakthrough winning her an act -- and oscar making her the first and only black woman to ever do so. she is hoping for another breakthrough, this one in front of and behind the camera. she produced and starred in "bruised." stripping herself down to play jackie justice. >> the story was so clean in my mind because i had to reimagine it for someone like me. it was not written for a black woman. the world became clear to me. there was a story that was burning inside me to tell. reporter: another actress has crafted a wide-ranging body of work including civil-rights legend, diane nash in selma. >> ms. nash -- reporter: my colleague, deborah roberts sat down. >> is there a different journey for women depending on your tone of skin in hollywood? >> absolutely. it is undeniable. kristen: and you can see scream queens rising tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. oh,

as for the commercials, bmw, halle berry for see czar's, awkwafina for disney+. >> i'll get the nextaustin powers coming back together for gm. >> ladies and gentlemen, our takeover of general motors is complete. >> reporter: super bowl commercials cost an estimated $7 million for a 30-second spot this year. that's the highest in super bowl history. andrew, mona. >> our thanks to will. >>> one rams player has two reasons to celebrate today. >> receiver van jefferson was playing on the field last night when his wife in the stands went into labor. she had to be rushed from the stadium on a stretcher. >> when they finally told him after the game, jefferson ran from the locker room, probably faster than he would run on the field, right? made it to the hospital, where the family welcomed their baby boy. meanwhile, rams safety taylor rapp wasn't just thinking about his super bowl ring last night. he took a knee and proposed to his girlfriend. she said yes. both winners on and off the field. >>> the tickets weren't the only expensive item at the super bowl, though. fans paid $19 for a craft

a conspiracy theorist to save the day in order to get away with the unlike heroes are played by halle berry, patrick wilson and joe bradley, who suit up for what looks like a suicide mission. to save earth from certain annihilation german director roland emmerich is famous for his apocalyptic vision. and this film plays out a typically wacky scenario, in which our own technology can and does get the better of us. i always like on the thing a movie has to come to tap into problems of our time. and so i think there's a movie pizza, big warning against her shouldn't be, should be very careful with artificial intelligence. ah, and richard. so, you know, keep our on our planet and tucked things didn't run smoothly during the making of moon fall. the covey pandemic forced a temporary shut down and pushed up production costs with a budget of $140000000.00. it's the most expensive in the film of recent years. how heavy emphasis on visual effects meant the actors had no idea what the finished product would look like. i will say i was most excited to see what the inside of the moon would look like. p

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. >> the unlikely heroes are played by halle berry, patrick wilson and joe bradley, who signed up forhat looks like a suicide mission to save earth from annihilation. the director is famous for his apocalyptic visions and this plays out a wacky scenario where our technology gets the better of us. >> it has to kind of tap into problems of our time. and i think this movie is a big waing against -- we should be very careful with artificial intelligence and we should, you know, keep our planet intact. >> things did not run smoothly during the m making of moonfall. the pandemic forced a temporary shutdown and pushed up the production costs. with a budget of 140 million dollars, it is the most expensive independent film of recent years. the heavy emphasis on visual effects meant th actors had no idea what the finhed product would look like. >> i was most excited to see what the inside of the moon would look like per the director. i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it whe we were shooting and none of us uerstood it. >> during their mission to save the planet, the team it

halle berry for caesars. aqua fina -- awkafina for disney plus. >> a lot of goats here.he cast of austin powers coming back together for gm. >> our takeover of general motors is complete. kumasi: so many moments. this morning, a new breed's commercial that aired on the super bowl is getting a lot of attention. it is called uber don't eads. >> if it was delivered with uber eats, does that mean i can eats it? kumasi: what? this is funny. so the commercial is highlighting the app and how you can order nonfood items. it features celebrities -- drew: are they eating a candle? reggie: did you see what the candle was? kumasi: jennifer coolidge is in it, trevor noel, kenneth paltrow. that prompted the consumer product safety commission to tweet the very obvious do not eat soap. these are some expensive commercials because companies plate -- paid $7 million for 30 seconds of airtime this year. that is the highest this year. drew: it was ok. kumasi: the whole thing are just the commercials? drew: i did not watch any of the commercials. reggie: that is probably the best one. you ju

i remember when halle berry won the oscar.inated in so long. your thoughts on that? >> i think that it's ridiculous that a black woman has not won in that category in 20 years and before that, you know, it had been 74 years, you know, the entire history of the oscars. i think it's important to note this isn't just an academy problem. this is a hollywood problem. you can only nominate and vote for what is in front of you, and until the studios start developing green lighting and financing roles that are far more diverse than what we see, that is the only way that we get to the change that we ultimately want to all see. >> yeah, i completely agree with you there, and we have to keep fighting for that change. i want to get to something that's gotten a lot of attention, and this is a perfect panel to talk about it. comedian and actress, awkwafina is addressing criticism that she uses a black sent, to mock, belittle, be unkind possibly at the expense of others is simply not my nature. my immigrant background allowed me to carve an

halle berry fino for disney+. >> a lot of goats here. nothing weird about this at all.e. reporter: in an epic reunion, the cast of "austin powers" coming back together. >> ladies and gentlemen, our takeover of general motors is complete. reporter: will ganz, abc news, new york. reggie: i just room ember the commercial i didn't really like. it was very installed for me. kumasi: which one? reggie: the barbie dream house commercial. did anyone see that one? can i name the company that they were trying to sell me something? no, i cannot. but it was anna kendrick. she has a barbie dream house and she is the realtor. barbie is getting outbid. [laughter] it is some kind of mortgage loan thing on their cap. she is like, "the navels are a little -- the neighbors are a little eh." again, can't name the company, but it was a good commercial. drew: with that housing market. reggie: someone has an all cash offer. drew: what was her sister's name? schipperke? -- skipper? kumasi: how much would you pay to live next he-man? reggie: how much money is there in the world? kumasi: he loves

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and coming up — halle berry and patrick wilson are astronauts trying to save earth in moonfall.ind out what mark kermode thinks about this and the week's other big releases in the film review at 5.45pm. good evening, welcome to bbc news at 5pm, i'm jane hill. it's a bad end to a difficult week for borisjohnson as another mp has submitted a letter of no confidence in his leadership, following five resignations within 2a hours from his team in downing street. mps supportive of the prime minister are suggesting he's making necessary staff changes, following a damning report by the senior civil servant sue gray into rule—breaking parties at number 10 during the pandemic. but the former head of the downing street policy unit, munira mirza, quit because of the prime minister's false claim that sir keir starmer failed to prosecutejimmy savile. and in the last hour, the conservative mp aaron bell has said the prime minister's position is untenable. the bbc is aware of around 17 letters of no confidence have now been submited. more on that in a moment, but first our political corresonden

hoda, you sat down with the husband of halle berry >> the cinematographer, she was fatally shot on there so many questions, how did this happen? who was responsible? well, matt hutchins is now seeking answers and justice. he filed a wrongful death lawsuit, and this is his first interview. he opens up about that, about his anger, about his heartache, and his 16-year marriage to halyna >> when do you miss her the most >> i saw a picture of her smiling the other day, and i just thought, you know, she'll never smile again, and that's really hard. >> i didn't know her, but i know you loved her. i mean, that's apparent sitting across from you in this moment when you first met halyna, was it, wow? was it like fireworks? what was it like >> pretty much. >> was it? you knew right away? >> it was pretty magical meeting her. >> it was love at first sight, matt hutchins traveling 2,000 miles to ukraine, halyna's native country, to propose getting engaged only three months after they met. >> well, i like to trust my intuition on matters of the heart, and i was like, well, i can just get on a train

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you said halle berry was nominated and went.s. today we have a weather front from the west going east and then a second coming in from the north—west, sinking sand. the isobars tell you it will be a breezy day. it is cold, especially in rural scotland. this is where you will see a fair bit of frost. snow on the hills ahead of the rain. it will push through northern ireland, leaving cloud. and then across west wales and the south—west, cloud building. in the rest of england and wales, a sunny start. as the weather front comes in from the west, cloud will build and we will see rain pushing west to east but not particularly heavy rain. later, heavy rain will be in the north—west of scotland where the wind will pick up of scotland where the wind will pick up but not as windy as yesterday. temperatures range from 5—11. overnight, the weather front moves southwards. behind it, showers. also breezy. ahead it, cloud and a mild night across england and wales. tomorrow, the weather front in parts of northern england and to the north of no

i do like halle berry. roland emerick gave us so many forms.merick movie. here's a clip. you know, without electronics, we're going to need to make split—second calculations of there. mm. guys, i'm not cleared for this. well, i'm the acting director of nasa, so... i just cleared you. congrats. yeah, but... i've got ibs. irritable bowel syndrome. i get motion sickness too. you said you always wanted to be an astronaut. i have debilitating anxiety. kc, if the moon really is what you think it is, we're going to need a mega structuralist. suit up. yes, that's right — tin hat conspiracy theorists in space. this is, and i say this... this is the stupidest film i have ever seen, and i have seen a lot of films. that is going on the poster! ok, gravity, a little bit of gravity, a little bit of melancholia, a little bit of event horizon. the clear inspiration behind this is sharknado ii. if someone gave the people behind that movie $20 million this said go knock yourself out. it doesn't justify the laws of gravity, it defies the laws of drama and everyth

here is john hall in just a few minutes for more on that meeting. but 1st we go to dorsey jer berry in moscow, where that news conference between the visiting u. k. foreign secretary and russia, foreign minister is still under way. they're taking questions right now from what we've heard so far. it doesn't sound that down the same page after this meeting behind close doorstep had no, certainly not. the 2 ministers met for about an hour and a half behind closed doors, and they've just come out to read say, the pretty much the same thing that they said before going into that meeting. the russian foreign minister survey lover of saying that the british foreign secretary set the agenda for the start of this meeting list trust, wanted to discuss ukraine china bell roofs and iran with sergei. love rob, and that's what they've discussed so far. the, a russian foreign minister said that really they are, these are the priorities for the foreign secretary and a certain lover of also said that, that we don't understand a, the kind of anxiety about stationing of our troops. and that's it. that