he's worked on the book and the film franchises of the lord of the rings and the hobbit.ted by tolkien's son christopher — it's called the tale of beren and luthien. i first read tolkien when i was about 17. and they just loved i first read tolkien when i was about 17. and theyjust loved it. what he greeted actually seems to live outside of the books themselves. —— created. he has given us themselves. —— created. he has given usa themselves. —— created. he has given us a playground that we can explore ourselves. my my name is alan lee. i am a book illustrator and occasional film designer. i illustrated lord of the rings and the hobbit, and designed the movie productions for the lord of the rings. and now the tale of beren and luthien. the story of beren and luthien. the story of beren and luthien is part of tolkien's vast compendium of myths, and it tells the story of the creation of middle earth. it is a story that fascinated him. he could see any number of ways of treating it. and he tried them all. the book that we finally have is tolkien's interpretation, it using deb

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hobbit. >> jeff sessions set to testify on capitol hill today about russian contacts during the presidentialampaign. >> attorney general sessions, if you would stand, i will administer the oath to you. >> trevor: oh, you were standing? oh, my bad. my bad. i didn't realize that you were standing at the time. ( applause ) that's right. jeff sessions today gave sworn testimony about the russia investigation to the senate intelligence committee. it was a pretty dramatic hearing because just last week james comey testified to the same folks and he threw some hard shade at his former boss suggesting sessions hasn't been truthful about his role in the whole russia mess and, today, sessions fought back. >> until i finish with this, i recuse myself into any investigation into the campaign with the president but i did not recuse myself against defending myself against secur scurulous d false allegations. >> trevor: beauregard! jeff sessions uses that line all the time, i recuse myself from the russia investigation but i will not recuse myself from these nachos, yeah! wait, $5 for quack moley? i recuse

muslim brotherhood even came to power democratically at a certain moment saudi arabia sponsors were hobbits so we have a very similar situation with have the united states light with countries that indeed spawns extremist groups we have the us president and the media elite saying that it has been funding terrorism and then seven weapons to qatar to the tune of twelve billion dollars it really opens up i've said to many people that in particular in america generally in western media is they don't criticize israel too much and don't say anything about it so here. in the headlines and you don't have to dig very deep to find out what kind of regime the united states is supporting there in my opinion. of the good of this region because as you called . the selling weapons you want to get some money and. the interesting what's happened really in the middle east is my opinion how things work out so you know what i mean even though it's even been suggested in western media that he's not where deeply aware of american military presence there again i think. is more interesting what happens inside the

the reason for those obvious comment either to cost my hobbit or if they're going going to take hostages, a hostage situation at last for a long time. >> here's one of the many messages from the white house. donald trump sending this out. we must stop being politically correct and get down to security for the people. if we don't get smart, will only get worse. what do you think of the pc comment? >> donald trump is right on target. sometimes i wish his wordsmithing was a little bit better, but he is right on target with the concept of what needs to be done. we have these powder puff politicians who think every refugee and immigrant is just another potential voter. we are at war with some of these folks who come into our country. the guys in their 20s, 30s, 40s are coming in, forming a mini caliphate within our democratic countries. we have places where police won't even go and they won't assimilate into society. that has to be changed. we need to get out of defensive mode. god bless the brister in a great job on the defensive side of the equation. laws have to change. the terrorists are

. >> what is this "the hobbit"? we're from two different worlds. >> he's nigerian, man.erian. >> he is? >> seth: please welcome to the show brian tyree henry, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you, brian? >> i'm nervous! >> seth: oh, are you? >> yes! >> seth: you don't have to be nervous. >> but i brought my fidget spinner. >> seth: oh, good. [ laughter ] good. >> finally figured out what they're for, man. >> seth: i'm so glad you have it. this is it. so you finally figured it out. >> yeah, you just spin it. >> seth: do you want to spin it and see if you can spin it -- just one spin. >> the duration of the whole -- >> seth: yeah, let's see -- >> okay, let's go. >> seth: all right, so, now it's -- >> oh, god, it's not gonna work. >> seth: so, first of all, we've met before. i love this show so much, "atlanta." >> thank you. >> seth: for those who don't watch, you play alfred who is -- his rap name is paper boi. >> yes. >> seth: and you had gone to school in atlanta. >> yeah. >> seth: so this was a bit of homecoming for you. did you like shooting in atl

the edges of that in -- in, you know, films, especially big ones like "lord of the rings" and "the hobbittimes a series of films. you have to be on the same page. >> but movies change through the production process. do you wait until they're done to begin scoring? >> i like to. i was on a film called "ten gloverfield lane," produced by j.j. abrams. i was hired on almost two years i thought about what's it going to sounds li that a film tells you, a film tells you what it s >> right. >> it has to exist in order to tell you that. >> sometimes it's what you think it needs and the director think it needs probably aren't always the same. >> it can be off, i guess. >> the can be different. that's part of the job, getting on the same page with the filmmaker. it's their job to be able to articulate something. it's my job to be able to interpret what they're saying. a lot of times you understand the meaning behind what they are >> thank you very much. >> the score is available in select theaters and is available for preorder on itunes. the movie is "score." >>> in the city of rome, you can find hi

the edges of that in -- in, you know, films, especially big ones like "lord of the rings" and "the hobbit you have to be on the same page. >> but movies change through the production process. do you wait until they're done to begin scoring? >> i like to. i was on a film called "ten gloverfield lane," produced by j.j. abrams. almost two years before the movie came out. i thought about what's it going to sounds like, what are the different themes going to be. ultimately when i saw the movie, i took a look at john goodman and his imposing presence. it's like -- now i'm hearing ideas. film tells e seems so you, a film tells you what it means. >> right. >> it has to exist in order to tell you that. >> somes you think it needs and the director think it needs probably aren't always saguess. >> the can be different. that's part of the job, getting on the same page with filmmaker. it's their job to be able to articulate something.ble to interpret what they're saying. a lot of times you understand the meaning behind what they are telling you.lu with the film. >> thank you very much. >> the score is

the films he's been in star wars, lord of rings, king kong, avengers, hobbit now the planet of the apesincredible. i think it's interesting that the academy has yet to recognize even just voice actors look at robin williams in aladdin he was never recognized either. so this is basically that with physical will the as well. very interesting. >> do these gigs pay as well as big-time acting jobs? >> yeah. i think now at the level he's at with the films he's think planet of the apes -- i don't think he's getting brad pitt money. >> right. >> but definitely ma making i'm sure a good amount of money. being a lead star in a movie. >> did you say he's actually doing movies where you can see his face so he's not just doing -- yes. >> motion capture? >> yes. black panther the most -- movie coming out he's on screen he was also on screen in the avengers in movie called 13 going on 30 primarily he's hyped these very famous characters. >> tollly kev, i think they're calling your flight. you better go. >> bye guys. >> see ya. see you tomorrow morning. >> all right. look forward it to. >> 7:00 vick. l