(narrator) platoons were not integrated, as hollywood portrayed them.ew hardy, private, 12th medical battalion. alex ramirez, private, provisional tank corps. national guard? yeah, 192nd tank battalion, california. wesley epps, private, 3rd engineer battalion. (narrator) the office of war information sanctioned all film scripts, using hollywood to best effect in the propaganda war. "i'm glad to report that mgm's 'bataan' appears to offer no problems from an owi overseas standpoint. it makes an especially good contribution in its handling of the u.n., especially the philippinos." what do you think you're doing, soldier? plenty j--- over there, tanks, artillery. i go tell general mcarthur, general sends planes; planes drop bombs on j---. bang! fourth of july! it's easy to understand why these films are all the same during the war, because they are being -- their manufacture is supervised by office of war information. it's harder to understand something interesting, which is why these conventions persist without censorship. (paul fussell) it's as if audien

he didn't have the best career in hollywood. so someone who at one point was hollywood's golden boy, their next big movie star, seemed to be just fizzling away. >> affleck is becoming the butt of countless jokes. the actor makes light of one of them on larry king live after receiving a razzy, an award that honors the worst in hollywood. >> here's the razzy. >> this was for "gigli" and "pearl harbor". >> one bright spot during this stretch, the action hero flick "daredev "daredevil". >> nice to meet you, matt murdock. >> nice to meet you. >> it co-stars, jennifer garner, a leading lady who later plays a role in his personal and professional redemption. at the same time, trouble is brewing on the bennifer front. the fall cancels their wedding. affleck spoke to larry king about the difficult split. >> sometimes it's more complicated. >> it was a massive personal thing that blew up in hollywood and really blew up in ben's face. >> it's all too easy to become yesterday's news here in hollywood. and after misfires both professional an

to make matters worse, hollywood was coming apart.nti-trust action dismantled the entire studio system. the monopoly of the movies was over. hollywood's reaction to tv was like one of its plot lines. at first denial, then feeling threatened, followed by fierce competition until embracing the adversary. yet it was television that produced a new generation of movie directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonnie and clyde," and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the

to make matters worse, hollywood was coming apart.nti-trust action dismantled the entire studio system. the monopoly of the movies was over. hollywood's reaction to tv was like one of its plot lines. at first denial, then feeling threatened, followed by fierce competition until embracing the adversary. yet it was television that produced a new generation of movie directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonnie and clyde," and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the

people in hollywood, there's a wide range. every day, i'm surprised at how smart and often some people in war -- in hollywood are, and every day, is horrified at how sensitive and selfish -- insensitive and selfish some of them are. it is like any industry. there are some good people who really think about the effects of what they're doing. again, vince gill again with breaking bad and kurt sadr with sons of anarchy. they are very thoughtful about violence and its effect on people. other people are out for a quick buck. it is hard to generalize. does that answer your question? host: it does, thank you. two other contributors in here, patti davis and ron reagan talk about the violence they sought in television and movies. let's go to virginia, mark, republican caller. caller: good morning. as i look at the gamut of things i'm trying to solve here, the video games, the violence on tv, it is there. and i do believe we did to sensitize children -- desensitizes children, because that is what they see. there are those family comedy

he didn't have the best career in hollywood.someone who at one point was hollywood's golden boy, their next big movie star, seemed to be just fizzling away. >> affleck is becoming the butt of countless jokes. the actor makes light of one of them on larry king live after receiving a razzie, an award that honors the worst in hollywood. >> here's the razzie. >> this was for "gigli" and "pearl harbor". >> one bright spot during this stretch, the action hero flick "daredevil". >> nice to meet you, matt murdock. >> nice to meet you. >> it co-stars, jennifer garner, a leading lady who later plays a role in his professional and personal redemption. at the same time, trouble is brewing on the bennifer front. the fall cancels their wedding. affleck spoke to larry king about the difficult split. >> sometimes it's more complicated. >> it was a massive personal thing that blew up in hollywood and really blew up in ben's face. >> it's all too easy to become yesterday's news here in hollywood. and after misfires both professional and personal,

young president in case of a country suing hollywood is about to become a reality is iran's plans legal action outraged by the oscar winning blockbuster. plus the old god passes the reigns over to a new generation in china tasked with combat in an economic slowdown corruption and in encroaching u.s. military. hand as britain repels all argentina's claims over the falkland islands backed by strong support from portland as residents of another island feel abandoned and the being forced by london to live miles from home. and i welcome you watching r.t. live from moscow with me andrew pharma now the world has got to hear the voice of whistle blowing u.s. soldier bradley manning for the first time since his imprisonment in twenty ten in a recording leaked despite a court ban he explained why he released classified military data he says he wanted the world to see the true cost of war accusing troops of not valuing human life and comparing them to children torturing ants with a magnifying glass tom barton gave me some details on the case he used emotive language is especially as he worked thro

>> hollywood is also reflecting something deeper.ews poll shows 58% of americans now support gay marriage. in 2004, just 32% favored it. politicians know what that means. from president obama -- >> i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> to hillary clinton. >> i support marriage for lesbian and gay coup 8s. >> reporter: to ohio republican senator rob portman. >> i have believed that people ought to have the right to get married. >> reporter: there's a stampede for support of gay marriage at the highest levels. big business supports it, too. >> my husband is getting me a drink right now. >> so is mine. . >> i think people started telling their stories. >> reporter: jeff and his partner paul brought the case in the supreme court. >> it's when we started talking to our families and we start talking to our friends and our neighbors and our co-workers. and people that we go to school with when people realize they have a connection to someone who's lgbt, they start to understand. >> reporter: rob reiner who played "meat

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into. we've talked about operation mockingbird and my old mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self-censorship it's self censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it everybody has friends so that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boucle on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody's saying why. you said you're still going t

i go to hollywood parties and. you know occasionally i go to oscar parties and things like that and people big stars people will grab me by the arm and take me aside and say yes one can. say and it blows my mind but that's the culture it's a culture of fear for sure. you know and it's a big culture of mind control to m.k. ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird and m.k. ultra mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship it's self censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it that everybody has friends that it happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boucle on on on on popular

from a career in shambles, he rebuilt himself into hollywood's darling once again. tonight, the story of the bean town boy who hit rock bottom and then remade himself. here's ben affleck, back on top. "goodwill hunting" wins an oscar. two twenty somethings share the glory. they fly their mothers to bean town to be their dates. what appears to be an overnight success is actually years in the making. long before movie audiences would ever hear of him, tv watchers meet a kid on the pbs educational series, the voyage of the mimi. cast mate remembers a kid who's already sure of himself. >> he was a little cocky. >> the deaf actress recalls him as a jokester with mischief on his mind. >> and very clearly, he said what's the sign for genius and stupid. >> sensing what he's up to, judy switches the signs. the joke is on ben. and ben thought that's what he was signing. but he was actually signing you're a genius, i'm stupid. >> he shoots that series on the water. but home is just outside of boston. a stone's throw away lives his best friend, matt damon. >> so they're sort of

testimony in defiance of the military bad the report also the press of the case of a country suing the hollywood is a but it's become reality as a rand plans legal action outraged by the oscar winning blockbuster argo. but the old guard passes the reigns over to a new generation in china tasked with combating an economic slowdown corruption and encroaching u.s. military. as the pals all argentina's claims over the falkland islands backed by strong support for themselves residents of another island say they feel abandoned and abused forced by london to live miles from home. very good have you with us who just joined us kevin owen at the center tonight our top story than the world has got to hear the voice of whistle blowing u.s. soldier bradley manning for the first time since his imprisonment back in two thousand and ten in a recording leaked despite a call by and he explains why he released classified military data he says he wanted the world to see the true cost of war accusing troops of not valuing human life and comparing them to quote children torturing ants with a magnifying glass. as more

. >>> love, hate, and hollywood. they're both beautiful oscar winners, so what is it about >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with juju chang. >> good evening, i'm juju chang. for any adult out there wondering what their teens are doing online, the huge popularity of the young man you're about to meet may be deeply disturbing. his name is james dean and he's won the hearts of teenage girls across the country, many of whom link to him through twitter, facebook, or blogs. james dean, of course, is not his real name. it's his porn name, and it could soon be a household name. here's abc's cecilia vega with an update for our series "modern sex in america." >> sorry, i have an obsession with his nose. i think his nose is fantastic. >> just a ridiculous amount of love for him. >> james dean is like a guy you can meet in your neighborhood and just get to know. >> these young women could be gushing about any number of heartthrobs hanging from their bedroom walls. ryan gosling, justin bieber, justin timberlake. but th

president in case of a country searing hollywood is about to become a reality is a legal action by the oscar winning blockbuster. plus the old guard passes the reigns over to a new generation in china. and economic slowdown corruption and encroaching u.s. military. britain repelled all argentina's claims over the falkland islands backed by strong support for the residents of another island feel abandoned and abused forced by london to live miles from. watching r.t. live from moscow. now a full audio recording of bradley manning's testimony before a military court has been leaked despite a ban on recordings in it manning says he leaked classified data to expose the harsh realities of u.s. foreign policy he accuses the army of not valuing human life and compares troops to children. with a magnifying glass well earlier artie's tom barton gave me some details on the case . he used emotive languages especially as he worked through this over an hour of audiophiles statement to the court describing his feelings we've taken a couple of edited excerpts of that one of them concerns this video fr

and so those are the hot new handbag for hollywood. >> that is the start of it. >> she cold called me day and said i have a fabulous purse and i want it on your show. i said, what is your purse? >> that is hollywood wardrobe stylist claire hammonds and she says that kara found her name in the credits on the "oc" when she was working there, and kara kept call calling. >> the girls needed a cute cocktail purse and at the time she was doing cocktail purses and clutches, and it worked. >> since then kara say ths thate cornerstone of the marketing can be found in the drugstore fan magazines. >> what i look for is each celebrity's style, and i look for the stores. if you pay attention in the magazine magazines, there's always some tidbit about some little store that will be in the middle of new orleans. >> even a tiny scrap of information like that is plenty to get kara dialling the phone. >> i look for the store and look it up online and call them and say, hey, why don't you take a look at this. >> when her company first launched she has had revenues of over $1 million than fox the resourc

>> there is such a strong connection because washington wants to be hollywood and hollywood wants toington. you see that every year with the big dinner, the white house correspondents' dinner. and while ashley judd may be really good on a movie set, coming to capitol hill and working is a big, different kind of fantasy land. that's for sure. >> dana, we've seen others transition. schwarzenegger, the terminator was elected governor of california from 2003 to 2011, sunny bono, he was elected in 1988. fred grandy from "the love boat" served in the house of representatives. and the d.a. on "law & order" served as a senator from tennessee for nine years. so others have made the transition. it has been done. sure, reverend. when we can get someone from hollywood who is actually ugly, they are excited about it. what worked for al franken in minnesota or schwarzenegger in california does not necessarily work for ashley judd in kentucky. she did have a role in "natural born killer" she did understand how to campaign against mitch mcconnell. it's not so much celebrity working against her. that

the custody case of a country suing hollywood reality is a legal action outraged by the oscar winning blockbuster. but the old passes the reigns over to a new generation in china tasked with an economic slowdown corruption and the u.s. military. as britain repels a large and tedious claims over the falkland islands for strong support from residents of another island for the banded abused forced by london to the miles from our. very good if you just joined us kevin our new center tonight in our top story at ten pm moscow time the world has got to hear the voice of whistle blowing u.s. soldier bradley manning for the first time since his imprisonment in twenty ten in a recording leaked despite a call bonnie explains why he released that classified military data he says he wants the world to see the true cost of war accusing troops of not valuing human life and comparing them to children torturing and so the magnifying glass a lot. more on the case today. he used emotive languages especially as he worked through this over an hour of audiophiles statement to the court describing his feeli

if you want a taste of hollywood and a hot hollywood couple, serve it up. >> they could have upped therice a bit. people will now. >> now that it sold out. supply and demand for bradgilina grapes. >> wet roads are the concern. that's what we look at here at 101 in san jose. you see the southbound side. very light northbound we can see water kicking up behind the cars. it will be slick and that's the reason why we point out this. the map a smooth drive but right in the center of the map north 880 reports of a single car spinout slid off the roadway at the off-ramp so that's what we're talking about. be careful. no injuries. we'll follow it. it sounds like it's out of lanes. here's palo alto. 101 moves nicely. you'll see the sheen on the roadways. it's wet all over. that's the case for surface streets. back to you. >>> time is 4:57. new this morning, a home invasion robbery in san francisco. we'll have details next. >>> smichristie smith getting n details after a fire at a famed berkeley restaurant. she'll have a live update next. >> reporter: breaking news out of berkeley this morning w

pressed in the case of a country suing a hollywood is about to become reality is around plans legal action outraged by the oscar winning blockbuster argo. plus the old guard passes the reigns over to a new generation in china tasked with combat an economic slowdown corruption in the encroaching u.s. military. all over again even chief just joined us the breaking news you just heard this. time the catholic church has been in the last sixty minutes elected a new pope with thousands cheering as white smoke was seen coming out of the sistine chapel hundred fifteen cardinals made that choice at the end of a second day of deliberations in the vatican conclave a two thirds majority was required to elect the next head of the catholic church the need to choose a new leader for the one point two billion catholics around the world rose of course after benedict the sixteenth stepped down becoming the first pontiff to resign in over six hundred years his replacement will now have the difficult task of leading the church which in the last few years has become perceived by the sex scandals money launderi

and that's not the only black eye for hollywood. and sean penn's attack against an african-american an african-american photogrararararara [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. yes, you could. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." >> welcome back to "hannity." today marked the 19t

hollywood, where the hell are you?respected his work in civil rights say something. how can you let this odious twerp defile his memory? regurgitate carrey like cat upchucking furball. yes, carrey has not made a good fill new mexico years, which is why he is a marionette trying to please the puppeteer. the cruelty reveals how cloistered hollywood is. he thought the crap would be greeted with anything but flush. he is as hateful as the k.k.k. and th that is why when he calld out he hides. he hides behind a gun. he has armed security. which by his own logic means he has tiny genitals. >> before we have this discussion, i want to compare a simple head to head with the legendary charlton heston a leader in civil rights and actor. this is a clip of heston. >> until recently like most americans i express my support of civil rights talking about it at koch tame parties, i'm afraid. but i would no longer pay only lip service to a cause that was so surgently right. in a time urgently now. >> greg: i tried to find a clip of jim

the spotlight once again oscar winning movie argo has raged around which he's planning to sue the hollywood fear mongering. change in china is the new party chief prepares to take all eyes are on whether the revamped leadership can keep the growth going to surpass america's economy in a few years. and the contentious referendum that saw the falkland islands choose to remain british brings to light the story of another island and had no say britain deprived them of their land. and i welcome you watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow. now a full audio recording of bradley manning telling a military court why he gave classified data to wiki leaks has itself been leaked despite a court ban manning is heard accusing the us army of not valuing human life in iraq and comparing troops to children torturing and with a magnifying glass for more on this now from marty's tom barton. manning of course he's very strong words when he's describing this material what exactly did he say he did indeed and he was he was very descriptive about his own feelings when he saw some of this material the full au

and later we'll hear from the hollywood legend about her love of the bay area and her life in hollywood. >> thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. more local news at 6:00. >> good night. >>> on this sunday night -- massive storms. millions in the path of severe weather. heavy snow in the midwest, the threat of tornadoes in the south, and tonight this quick moving storm takes aim at the east coast. >>> tough talk. blunt warning to iraq from the secretary of state. stop the weapons from getting to syria. >>> tomorrow's tv. how one company is redefining itself by up-ending the traditional tv production model. attracting big-name actors and giving viewers what they want, when they want it. >>> and -- taking it off. the city that is setting a standard when it comes to helping people lose weight. vi . captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. easter may be just a week away but tonight winter is still on the minds of millions from the midwest to the northeast as yet another big snowmaker marches across the country. this one is expected to impact at least 15 states

and music from sound city players on hollywood boulevard. with cleto and the cletones.ow, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we've got a very big show for you tonight. i'm glad you're enthusiastic because everyone in our neighborhood wants to kill us tonight and i'll explain why. zach braff and lauren cohan are here. that's not why. but we have an all-star musical performance for you this evening from sound city players. that's rick springfield, john fogerty, foo fighters. [ cheers and applause ] maybe the weirdest super group of all time. we shut hollywood boulevard down tonight to accommodate all the fans that are out there. hollywood boulevard only shuts down for major movie premieres, the academy awards, and any time a bum dressed as a superhero vomits on a child. [ laughter ] so this is special. and we have special guests out on the stage right now, the director of a great documentary called "sound city," that's what inspired this big show, a natial

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didn't he star in hollywood. >> sean: the form president of the united states, that guy? sean: that guy, eight years governor, eight years president. >> yeah, what's wrong with being part of hollywood. arnold schwarzenegger the guy who has illegitimate children, but is a republican. >> i don't have a problem with her being part of hollywood. >> she's part of hollywood elite you said. >> and that's going to hurt her. >> out of touch with regular people. i don't have problem with that. >> sean: if she was running in new york or massachusetts. >> totally different story. >> sean: she's running in kentucky, kentucky elected rand paul and she's not going to win, tamara and i want her to run because it's going to be entertaining as hell and i want to keep running ads like this and i hope she runs. >> karl rove, the great master mind behind the campaign. >> sean: what's karl rove behind this. >> he was behind romney and didn't win the presidency and the last two years, you were talking about romney winning and guess what? he lost and mcconnell is going to lose, too. >> sean: how

where is hollywood obsessed at putting the president in peril. ?start, of course, with our national lead. for years we've watched court cases that were always destined to end up before the u.s. supreme court, setting precedents that will determine once and for all whether, in the u.s., gay and lesbian couples can legally marry. and now the time is here. the cases have arrived. tomorrow the nine justices will hear arguments over california's proposition 8, the law that voters passed in 2008 banning same-sex marriage in california. and on wednesday the court will hear a separate case challenging the defense of marriage act, which defined marriage as between one man and one woman. signed into law in 1996 by president clinton who now supports the overturning of that law. at least one of the nine on the court has a personal connection to this issue, chief justice john roberts has a cousin from san francisco who is a lesbian and reportedly wants to marry her partner. she will be in the room as roberts guest during the prop 8 arguments. so will cc cnn sen

. >>> gracias daniela seguimos en hollywood hay perros que han trascendido la meca del cine, vamos aevÓ muy bien c, oÍ a hacer, deal una salchicha, tocale la cabeza, Él seguÍa todo >>> el responsable detrÁs de la audacia en hauacciÓn es un colombiano ques entrenÉ a animales de pelÍculas. Él estuvo a punto de ser llevado a la perrera municipal porque segÚn sus antiguos dueÑos era excesivamente loco y energÉtico, pero esa es dadrenalina le perm aprender los trucos. pero en hollywood no siempre es bueno. >>> en 1939 durante la filmaciÓn de jessi james este caballo fue lan estado lanzado al principecipicio y mÓ. paul nos dicen que cuentan con expertos relacionados en el Ámbito animal, y ven los trabajos, que van desde insectos hasta animales domÉsticos. paul asegura que las presuntas escenas de crueldad animal que ellos supervisan son producto de la perfecciÓn de quienes las ve y no de la realidad. >>> este cable de pÚas que afecta a este caballo de guerra es de goma esponja. un riesgo comÚn con los animales de pelÍculas, son algunas compaÑÍas que broprometen anima prometiendo Éxito como

the hollywood star poised to take a big leap into hollywood.e's 44 years old, her mom and sister famous as the singing duo the judds. ashley has starred in 20 films and is a fixture at kentucky wild cat basketball games. she appears very likely to run for senate in kentucky against one of the most powerful republicans in america. the question this morning can she win? >> ashley? >> thank you. >> reporter: ashley judd, famous for getting herself into tight situations in movies likes "kiss the girls." >> somebody help me. >> reporter: is now contemplating a dive into the most treacherous areen ya yet. politics. thinking of running in kentucky for senate against mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader. >> looks likes she's all systems go for running for senate in kentucky. she's talking to folks in washington and in kentucky about it. acting like a candidate in waiting. >> reporter: no question that she's tough, as i found last year. >> i can wear the t-shirt that says, i do my own stunts. >> reporter: nice. do you thing you have learned eno

it's not risky in terms of the hollywood community because generally speaking, the hollywood community is liberal more so then conservative. when you take political positions, when you take views and put yourself out there, and especially in this day in age, in this country, you're upsetting half the country, by nature of what you stand for, you're upsetting half the country. that half of the country may take it out on you in terms of going to a movie that you made or something like that. they may be able to see past your politics and enjoy a film that may not have politics but it certainly we've seen that happen to a lot of artists. dixie chicks or a lot of people. it does hurt. it does hurt. >> is that something the studios wish didn't occur. they wish you guys would stay out of it or not so much? >> no, no. studios, they make all different types of pictures. basically they make what they call franchise movies. movies are that action pickses, x-men, you know, "hunger games," those kinds of things. don't films don't have too much politics in it. a little bit. and they also, there is r

it is not risky in terms of the hollywood community. generally speaking they are liberal more so than conservative. when you take political positions and you put yourself out there, especially in this day and age in this country, you're upsetting half the country. by nature of what you stand for you're upsetting half the country. that half of the country may take it out on you in terms of going to a movie that you made or something like that. they may be able to see past your politics see pastor politics. we have certainly seen that happen. the dixie chicks -- it does hurt. >> is that something studios which did not occur? not so much? >> no, the studios make all different types of pictures. wilson, then make a couple movies, franchise movies, franchise movies that are action pictures like "x-men." those films do not have too much politics in them. there is room for "walker -- "hurt locker." you don't get a wide audience. look at "argo." it is doing well. causess talk about the you care about. at the top of the list, proposition 8, the

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are they going hollywood? first of all, hollywood is liberal. and obamas are liberal., so, there is always going to be that kind of collection. clinton eastwood was as hollywood as they could get. >> his reviews weren't as good. >> complaining about her going hollywood is a little over the top. >> barbara, is this a phony media controversy that we use to fill some of the time in between talking about the sequester -- >> she's so delightful and beautiful, that we love talking about her. but the thing is she's not the person to appear from the white house at the academy awards. franklin del nor roosevelt did a radio show where he spoke for six minutes including the things the lease act and laura bush appeared in a film about films in 2002 and she said her favorite movie was "giant" because the guy was falling apart and destitute. >> i guess other politicians have appeared on sesame street with big bird, but this seemed more memorable. >>> why are the media on melissa mayor on the ban over employees working at home. ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never

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people in hollywood, there's a wide range. day, i'm surprised at how smart and often some people in war -- in hollywood are, and every day, is horrified at how sensitive and selfish -- insensitive and selfish some of them are. it is like any industry. there are some good people who really think about the effects of what they're doing. again, vince gill again with breaking bad and kurt sadr with sons of anarchy. they are very thoughtful about violence and its effect on people. other people are out for a quick buck. it is hard to generalize. does that answer your question? host: it does, thank you. two other contributors in here, patti davis and ron reagan talk about the violence they sought in television and movies. let's go to virginia, mark, republican caller. caller: good morning. as i look at the gamut of things i'm trying to solve here, the video games, the violence on tv, it is there. and i do believe we did to sensitize children -- desensitizes children, because that is what they see. there are those family comedy shows

and hollywood these days is rushing in to produce even more. our report from nbc's chris jansing. >> lord! >> reporter: from the parting of the red sea to the baptism of jesus -- >> what are we going to do? >> change the world. >> reporter: ratings for "the bible" mini-series have been inspirational. its stunning success setting off a cinematic stampede with biblically-based movies rushing into production. >> "the bible" is hot when you've got studios and networks clamoring for more bible stories, i don't think we've seen anything like this since hollywood's golden age. >> reporter: oscar-winning director ang li is in talks for one of two moses biopics. >> i'm batman. >> reporter: the second may star christian bale of "batman" fame and be directed by ridley scott. he was at the helm for "gladiator" starring russell crowe who's now playing the lead in the upcoming "noah." and an animated ark story is setting sail from the director of "kung fu panda." of course, biblical inspiration is nothing new in the arts. here at the metropolitan museum of a