oh and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle hollywood elites present themselves to be the champions of virtue and liberal values the same elites have found common cause with the left part of the political spectrum the harvey weinstein scandal presents a very different picture a truly ugly picture will hollywood now face up to its own hypocrisy. cross talking hollywood hypocrisy i'm joined by my guest rob how big new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at leinil media dot com and in west palm beach we cross to dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina all right in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it line to let me go to you first i've been watching you on social media you've been covering this topic of quite extensively. the thing that i draw for. it is i understand what people do in hollywood ok people buy and sell themselves ok i don't think that's a really b

cross talking hollywood hypocrisy i'm joined by my guest rob how big new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at leinil media dot com and in west palm beach we cross to dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina all right in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it lionel let me go to you first i've been watching you on social media. you've been covering this topic a quite extensively. the thing that i draw from it is i understand what people do in hollywood ok people buy and sell themselves ok i don't think that's a really big story but i what i really so totally disappointed with but probably also expected is that you know when they when you're on the right side of the barricade you're vilified you're destroyed you're buried you're forgotten but if you're friends of the powers that be the elites you give almost a free pass people oh i didn't know about it it's terrible ok and then they let it go it

jeremy for thes hollywood reporter. good morning. thought we would bring you want to talk about the democratic party. party and harvey winestein case but speak to us in the broad sense about hollywood and the democrats and their relationship. how intertwined are they? when did all of that begin and how has in the broad it endured guest: it's been happening for decades. hollywood and actors and entertainers and executives are very, very reliable funders for democrats. basically every major democratic candidate has been able to rely on hollywood to raise millions of dollars. that's why the party is under a spotlight right now because harvey winestein was such a prolific doner to democrats and was able to rangel actors to help out democrats if you needed there was a press conference when ben affleck was help with chuck schumer. a very close relationship between democrats and hollywood. i think that's why this whole story has become a politics story about harvey wine steen because there is is close relationship. obama, hillary clinton, b

watch hollywood. if this doesn't show what a sewer hollywood is, watch this. >> roman polanski. "the pianist." [cheers and applause] >> sean: polanski is a pig. they are standing and cheering for a child rapist. >> the thing is his art is separate from his life. if you go through history that principle, it is honored by the artistic community. two points. i lament the fact that we applaud the downfall of the person whose ideology is opposite ours and we put our head under the pillow when it happens to one of our own. h you've been a straight shooter on it and i applaud you for it and that's one of the reasons i love you. the situation in hollywood -- iu think dr. gorka is right that in the sense, there are a few -- there's a problem, sexual harassment exists through many, many industries. you are seeing amazon being engulfed in scandal. there are few industries where the imbalance is so profound. where you have an 18-20-22-year-old girl coming to one of these powerful harvey weinstein type moguls with the big belly and the hairy chest and the gold and all the rest of it. she kno

these people in hollywood failed. this president is succeeding. >> sean: last night before the president arrived for the interview, i can't let you go without an important political question -- i went through the crowd. you might argue this is a pro-president crowd because they were there, i asked about the president. and i asked about the republicans into congress congress. i assume a lot of them were republican. watch the reaction. from the people that were in harrisburg last night. the senate. >> they are doing a terrible job. much as happened in alabama, you will see happen a lot of places. >> sean: the canary in the coal mine. how is congress doing? >> terrible! >> congress needs to get on board and realized cut donald trump, paint love him or hate him, he's who the people picked. >> sean: you are angry at them? >> yes, yes. >> live it. >> sean: congress? >> not so fantastic. i hope we can turn it around. >> sean: what you think about the news media? >> you guys are fabulous but cnn is fake news. >> sean: do you

i never liked hollywood's values.ought they had contempt for christians and conservative values. this is a movie you can take your whole family too. it takes you an attorney about life life with real meaning and very content to back contemporary. i think you'll like it. here is a sneak peek. >> did your wife tell you what i really was before he became a pastor? >> is it important? >> i don't know, you tell me. i was a wise guy. >> a wise guy? >> a wise guy, mom-ed up. that's not what i really was before i became a pastor. i was an inmate. 096-1966. federal prison. >> you were in prison? do i stutter? yeah, i was in prison. 10-year stretch. three years in the hole. solitary. they gave me a sony walkman and a book to read. >> it probably wasn't one of mine. >> not even close. >> sean: that's all the time we have left this evening. i think you are going to enjoy the movie. write it down, october 27. we are putting it up on my web site, hannity.com. you can see the movie or get your tickets early. thank you for being with

the cia's presence in hollywood is harder to detect. and goes back to the early days of the cold war and was designed to counter a propaganda effort coming out of the soviet union. the cia placed undercover agents in major studios where they monitored leftwing screen writers and directors this was at the height of cold war paranoia and hollywood was under the scrutiny of the us congress is investigating alleged communist influence and infiltration in the moving picture industry the agency started influencing scripts one senior executive at paramount pictures working covertly for the cia described how to counter what the soviets were saying about the persecution of african americans quote well dressed negroes unquote would be planted in certain fields. what happens in the one nine hundred ninety s. is that the cold war ends and all of a sudden the cia is left without a visible viable enemy to justify its existence they're going to continue they had to do something to improve their public image and one of the responses to that crisis was

and hollywood producer harvey weinstein the actual. call it was called i shot twice but i want to show your time. with a. little. fun in that section because it's dark and white. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here is what we're looking at this week exposure what the harvey weinstein story the one that u.s. media failed to report until now says about the relationship between the film industry and the news business some people do stand up to hollywood they work at the cia and the pentagon iranians say goodbye to one of their oldest online institutions is shutting down and a car bomb kills a journalist in malta her son calls the country a mafia state. in hollywood it was one of those open secrets something widely known that no one was prepared to say out loud harvey weinstein one of the most successful producers in the movie business a serial sexual abuser using his a men's power and influence to force women including staff in turns and mostly actresses to succumb to his will the fame of those involved made this st

i'm so sick ofre hollywood.go, i had a meeting -- i got involved as an executive producer. my first movie, i think i'm out of my mind. the good news is the project is done and it's coming out. guess what, it's not like hollywood. it's not formulaic. it actually has values that you and your whole entire family can go see. it's got a great story. it's going to be in theaters october 27th. take a look. >> the basic tenets of christianity. >> whoa, timeout. don't you dare tell me about the love and compassion of your so-called god. if he felt like sacrificing his only begotten son, that's his business.e he should have bloody well kept his hands off of mine! >> sean: on my website, a list of theaters. i think you and your family will like it. it will debut october 27th. i go to pennsylvania, harrisburg. president trump will be mymy special guest for the hour. that full interview will air tomorrow night. thank you for being with us. brian. ♪ >> brian: hi, it's me again. this is "fox news tonight." let's get started. w

i talk to people in hollywood and i was told that hollywood actors are very mobilized to i of oppose trump and think you're seeing a lot of tweets. whenever something happens in politics or people are upset about that trump says or does you're seeing a lot of tweets from big celebrities. i think they're trying to have their voice heard. they have very large platforms so i think they're trying to do what they can to be part of the resist ngs from those using the platform. host: what is it like to be a republican or conservative in hollywood these days? guest: well, i think that they feel like they're not really heard and that they feel that their voice isn't -- people just sort of lump actors and entertainers together and say they're all democrats. but i think that some of them did come out to the rnc during the campaign and they have tried to have a presence and obviously donald trump is -- he was an entertainer and executive hisms. but they don't feel that they -- sort of the popular perception that hollywood is not for them. but i don't think they've come out and said too much abou

oh and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter all of hollywood elites present themselves to be the champions of virtue and liberal values the same elites have found common cause with the left part of the political spectrum the harvey weinstein scandal presents a very different picture a truly ugly picture will hollywood now face up to its own hypocrisy. cross talking hollywood hypocrisy i'm joined by my guest rob how big new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at lionel media dot com and in west palm beach we cross to dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina all right in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it line to let me go to you first i've been watching you on social media you've been covering this topic of quite extensively. this is the thing that i draw from it is i understand what people do in hollywood ok people buy and sell themselves ok i don't think that's a

everyone in hollywood knew. everybody knew in the news media and everyone in the political world, they also knew. in that sense, they are all complicit. how many people could have been, could have prevented the trauma from happening, had they had the courage to say no way, this has to stop. >> or if "the new york times" in 2004 went forward with the story they had. boy, 13 years ago, think of all the victims of harvey weinstein that may have come in contact with him since that time.ve good news is, during the next big award show when someone goes up and talks about how horrible the president is and plays the moral superiority card, it will ring pretty hollow. back to oppenheim, maybe he hasn't yet but here's what he told variety. there are ten screenwriters -- he won after the movie "jackie" came out. he wrote... if i stay in tv, i will figure out a way to keep writing movies. when have you ever heard the president of a major news organization have the ability to have a side job writing screenplays? this is unbe

i'm so sick of hollywood.bout two years ago, i had a meeting -- i got involved as an executive producer. my first movie, i think i'm out of my mind. the project is down and is, in out. it's not formulaic. it actually has values that you and your whole entire family can go see. it's got a great story. it's going to be in theaters october 27th. take a look a look. >> the basic tenets of christianity. >> timeout. don't you dare tell me about the love and compassion of your so-called god. if you felt like sacrificing his only begotten son. that's his business. he should have plenty well keep his hands off off of mine! >> sean: it will debut october . i go to pennsylvania, harrisburg. president trump will be my special guest f heather: several wildfires tear through northern california. rob: scandals around harvey weinstein. >> there are life-and-death issues hillary clinton talks about. >> let's be real. rob: roger goodell responded to the national and controversy, about low ratings and revenues, it isn't about pr

from hollywood, laura bicker reports. the conversation on the red carpet of hollywood has changed.re of this industry. and yet some are still unwilling to come up with answers. this is what happened when i asked about harvey weinstein at this film premiere. in the aftermath of this, how does hollywood heal? you've been in this industry a long time. yeah, we're going to pass on that one. come on, this way. but thank you so much. the start of the picture, renee zellweger, worked with harvey weinstein. i'm told my microphone is not allowed near her. you guys need to, you guys need to move back, please. like way back. it worries hollywood's newest recruits, warming up ahead of their big scene. some of those starting in their career fear exploitation has become the price they have to pay for being part of the industry. ifeel like music and movies is all about who you know and what you're willing to do. just listen to what goes through the mind of this young actress before an audition. but before you even step into the room, am i the right look? are they going to like me because of this?

the hollywood producer harvey weinstein is now facing allegations of rape from three women... british film industry has distanced itself from harvey weinstein, the hollywood producer accused of sexual misconduct... tonight at ten, police in new york and london are now investigating allegations against the hollywood producer harvey weinstein... the hollywood sex scandal deepens, and other actors comes forward claiming she was raped by film producer harvey weinstein... police in britain are now investigating claims of sexual assault by three women against the hollywood film executive harvey weinstein. tom hanks tells us hollywood has to change, as he becomes the latest star to speak out about the harvey weinstein allegations. last week we aired some viewers‘ objections about the extent and nature of that coverage, but as it has continued this week, so too have the complaints. one viewer felt that... annabel smith wrote to us, contrasting the level of coverage of harvey weinstein with that of saturday's bomb attack in mogadishu, which killed around 300 somali civilians. she went

liz: liberal hollywood mogul harvey weinstein sending a desperate letter to hollywood elite friends beforeharassment. begging for his job back, promising he would get counseling as he asks for letters of support sent to the board of the company. weinstein also said that what the board is doing in firing him was not only wrong but might be illegal. this as a new recording is released, allegedly depicting harvey weinstein asking a model to watch him naked in the shower during an nypd sting operation. listen. dr. keith ablow joins me now. what is your reaction to the audio recording, doctor? >> well, you know, disgust is my reaction as a human being, as a dad, you know, i feel revulsed by it. but as a healer, can i say that even these very dark behaviors and drives have some basis psychologically, and is anybody beyond potential healing? no. could this guy get down to the bottom of why he needs to use power in this fashion? maybe he feels small in particular ways, psychologically? he could, and he's right to say he should get to it. liz: weinstein is saying in his letter that his being fired

it's about one man, it's also about hollywood. mr weinstein‘s wife georgina chapman says his behaviour is unforgivable. and all the time, more and more allegations are made. when i didn't want to give him a massage, he offered to give me one. and that didn't seem as dangerous at that point, so i let him put his hands on my shoulders. the death toll in the california wildfires is now 21 but more than 150 people are missing, nearly 100,000 homes and businesses are without power. we will have this report for outside source. i can't see any houses standing and i have turned 360, all you will see is an occasional chimney, that is about it. it is remarkable. four days ago, three days ago, sunday afternoon, this was filled with families. this time last night we were trying to work out of catalonia had actually declared independence. spain's prime minister says it has five days to be clear — and threatens the imposition of direct rule. we'll have the latest from madrid and barcelona. we are open for business in the bbc newsroom. if you wa

hollywood is just industry is so aesthetic? hollywood isjust a industry is so aesthetic?ollywood isjust a microcosm of industry is so aesthetic? hollywood is just a microcosm of everything that happens everywhere, a microcosm of the world, so things that are not goodin of the world, so things that are not good in many industries, women have a lot of issues in different industries are servants of sexism —— in terms of sexism and hollywood is just another place but this is an industry that create streams for people, it is a connector, people go to movies and they connect with each other and what happens is it is amplified, because it is so visible. melissa silverstein, thank you very much. do stay with us here on bbc world news, because still to come, we will have more reaction for you as leaders around the world respond to us president trump's new aggressive stance on iran. stay tuned. bells told nationwide to announce the first rescue and chilly let out an almighty roar. hello, you are watching bbc world news today. 0ur hello, you are watching bbc world news today. our to

it is an important decision in hollywood history.t, does that then open them up to having to revisit other people, let's not name names but other people who might have been found to have not conducted themselves in the best possible way in previous years? the allegations against harvey weinstein are abominable, but if you add other high people who are members of the academy, there has been a huge history of convictions and allegations for sexual harassment and lots of repugnant behaviour. let's not forget that the casting couch has been around as long as hollywood has—been, and if you open this door to kick out one person, who is going to come next, and does the academy have to be the moral arbiter of decent behaviour in hollywood? and moral arbiter of decent behaviour in hollywood ? and that moral arbiter of decent behaviour in hollywood? and that is what i mean when i say the decision, although obvious, may come with certain problems and whatever decision they take, it is farfrom problems and whatever decision they take, it is far

the cia's presence in hollywood is harder to detect. and goes back to the early days of the war and was designed to counter a propaganda effort coming out of the soviet union. the cia placed undercover agents in major studios where they monitored leftwing screen writers and directors this was at the height of course. war paranoia and hollywood was under the scrutiny of the us congress is investigating alleged communist influence and infiltration in the moving picture industry the agency started influencing scripts one senior executive at paramount pictures working covertly for the cia described how to counter what the soviets were saying about the persecution of african-americans quote well dressed negroes unquote would be planted in certain fields. what happens in the one nine hundred ninety s. is that the cold war ends and all of a sudden the cia is left without a visible viable enemy to justify its existence they were going to continue they had to do something to improve their public image and one of the responses to that crisis was

it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 5am in the afternoon in hollywood.ions against the oscar—winning producer harvey weinstein have intensified, with three women, including the italian film star asia argento, claiming that he'd raped them — that's according to a report in the new yorker magazine. weinstein was sacked by his production company at the weekend after other allegations of sexual misconduct. he says he "unequivocally" denies any allegations of non—consensual sex. our correspondent nick bryant has the latest. few people have dominated hollywood quite like harvey weinstein, a movie mogul who changed the face of the film industry, but who now stands accused of abusing that power by harassing women and preying on them sexually in a modern day version of the casting couch. he could not. some of the biggest names in movies are now coming forward. gwyneth paltrow claims that when he hired her as the lead in the film, emma, he suggested they head to his bedroom for massages. she was a kid, she told the new york times, and was petrified. angelina jolie

of course they should have marched on hollywood. liz: not everyone in hollywood is staying silent. we're hearing robin mostly from the actresses. the actors, you don't hear a lot of actors speaking out against harvey weinstein and what he was doing to women. we have to be looking at academy award winner weinstein's alleged sexual harassment quote disgraceful and abuse of power. she's calling the women who speak out against quote heroes. also speaking out. meryl streep said she was unaware of weinstein's actions. what do you think? >> i don't believe that she was unaware. she may the not have accepted them. she, like many others, have obviously heard about them. you know, the interesting thing, the point that the men are not speaking. the men were not harassed. but it's interesting that powerful actors like matt damon and russell crow were named this morning as two of the artists from hollywood who tried to put the kibosh on the new york times story. liz: yeah, now we have the late night host not talking about it either. and kibosh said back in 2004, that's the allegation over at th

my passion tony on this is america's lawyer recently news broke that film producer in hollywood studio film executive harvey weinstein has been sexually assaulting women for years using his position and power as a way to keep victims quiet is the story unfolded a clearer picture of serial sexual abuser emerged and why sting was forced out of the company that he founded the biggest question is why it took so long for these revelations. to come forward when so many people in hollywood were clearly aware of what was going on so that will give you some insight into the mind of a predator like weinstein and call out the people that helped him cover up his history of sexual assault everything in hollywood is far from glitter and gold and later in the show all talk to you about the reasons in b.c. blocked the reporter from publishing the facts about one hundred sexual predatory behavior beating a young female actresses and models without a voice in it all is all about money so don't go anywhere america's lawyers start in. just a few weeks ago the name harvey weinstein wasn't even close to bei

now paltrow is a powerful woman in hollywood. her silence has impacted the lives of younger women. >>> do you have to be famous to get believed? >> being famous helps a lot with this "the new york times" investigation last week. ashley judd's name in that story made a difference. i'm not going to sit here and pretend it didn't. having names of famous actresses saying they have been harassed by weinstein made the story land in a way that i don't know it would have otherwise. >> and jennifer, real quick, the whole situation regarding the president a year ago when he was can date and the access hollywood tape came out, has now been brought up again in light of the harvey weinstein scandal and it has the question, after that happened and he went on to become president of the united states, did that make people fear coming forward and saying something for fear of not being believed, or do these stories of weinstein, we saw bill o'reilly, roger ailes also get taken down by accusations of sexual misconduct prove the opposite. >> you're

that's the response from hollywood we have seen before.o do more in that kind of situation. these are allegations. harvey weinstein. we will bring you the latest. a canadian man kidnapped with his pregnant wife in afghanistan has been giving distressing details of the five years they spent in captivity. joshua boyle and caitlin coleman were released earlier this week after being held hostage by islamic extremists linked to the taliban. mr boyle told reporters his wife had been raped, and had given birth to 4 children in captivity — one of whom, a baby girl, he said had been murdered. john mcmanus reports. afghanistan — outside the capital many parts of the country remain in the grip of islamist militants. it was to hear that canadian joshua boyle and his heavily pregnant wife caitlin coleman travelled, he says to carry out aid work. but instead the couple were kidnapped by members of the haqqani network linked to the taliban. over five years their captors attempted to use them as bargaining chips, releasing a number of videos. in one of th

sexual abuse is epidemic in hollywood.he people in charge have covered it up and made excuses for it. in each case protecting the powerful from the powerless and the abused. it is time for the federal government to t get involved. the department of justice should launch an immediate investigationn into hollywood's culture of systematic sexual abuse. there is ample precedent for this. under the obama administration, the department of education launched more than 300 investigations into schools across the country ranging from harvard all the way down to cisco junior college. all of them sought to expose and punish schools it said violated federal law by enabling cultures of sexual harassment and assault. t the department of defense has spent years trying to root out sexual assault in the armed services. when jerry sandusky's crimes were exposed at penn state, the federal government launched not one but two investigations into the failure of the school to discover and report his abuse. for years, democratic senators have take

hollywood's dirty secret.harvey weinstein takes leave of absence to conquer what he calls his demons — we ask how long the movie industry has been covering up claims of sexual abuse. and salman rushdie talks to me about gender identity and why he's adapted his writing for a fake news age. i think the break down — people's break down of trust injournalism, in the idea of facts and reality, is a very dangerous thing, and i think one of the reasons there may be for writing novels at a time like this, is it is a place in which writers and readers can begin to agree once more on the nature of the truth. good evening. in politics, as in comedy, timing is everything. if you're plotting against a prime minister, more publicly than you first intended, there is a finite space in which to act. theresa may will be hoping that moment has now passed. those who awoke to grant shapps — on the airwaves at least — will have heard a man whose hand had been forced too early by a newspaper front page. he says he has a list of 30 m

from hollywood, the bbc‘s laura bicker reports.ollywood has changed. tough questions are being asked about the culture of this industry. and yet some are still unwilling to come up with answers. this is what happened when i asked about harvey weinstein at this film premiere. in the aftermath of this how does hollywood heal? you've been in this industry a long time. yeah, we're going to pass on that one. come on, this way. but thank you so much. the star of the picture, renee zellweger, worked with harvey weinstein. i'm told my microphone is not allowed near her. you guys need to, you guys need to move back, please. like way back. it worries hollywood's newest recruits, warming up ahead of their big scene. some of those starting in their career fear exploitation has become the price they have to pay for being part of the industry. ifeel like music and movies is all about who you know and what you're willing to do. just listen to what goes through the mind of this young actress before an audition. before you even step into the room,

this is hardly unique in hollywood.ery common, just as it is in every country of the world, in every aspect... in business, government, it is the entitlement of too many men and it is epidemic and when they are famous and powerful like harvey, then it gets talked about. and so it is really important that those women have been brave enough to come out. indeed, a sort of logjam has broken and the accusations... of course, he is denying all of them that concern nonconsensual sex. like bill cosby, they always deny it. nonetheless, you say that people are speaking out and they are now. but the problem is there was silence when it is clear that people knew of these behaviours but did not talk in public about them for year upon year. why? why don't they talk about it? because he's powerful. because they are scared. who are the women that he preyed on? and preys on? young woman. most of these women were in their 20s when it happened. vulnerable, afraid that if they say anything or do anything, it will ruin their career. i found

the reputation of hollywood. tell me what's at stake. >> it's bad.ave a lot of people scrambling because there's been deep associations to weinstein over the years. he's been part of some of the biggest movies and hollywood, it's a relationship business. and so you make your money as a producer, an actor, talent because of the relationships as much as your talent and so many people are tied to him and so they're scrambling. everyone under the sun, anyone from a major producer to a studio head to talent and they're all trying to figure out what to do. many have responded slowly. i mean, you ben affleck who plays batman. batman would have responded. [laughter] >> so, you got damon, you know, matt damon who was jason bourne. jason bourne would have come out of hiding faster than matt damon. so, you have these situations where people are -- they don't know how to play it and i think the best thing is always to do the right thing and i think many are condemning it and -- which is great. >> uh-huh. so, you mentioned about, you know, the delay in getting ou

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the casting couch has been around for as long as hollywood has been and if you open up hollywood hasou open up the door to kick out one person, who else is going to come next? does the academy have to be the moral arbiter of decent behaviour in hollywood? that's what i mean when i say the decision may come with certain problems and whatever decision they take, it's by far from the end of the story. i wonder if you can paint the wider picture. how is this playing out in hollywood? does it feel like a seismic moment oi’ does it feel like a seismic moment or bearing in mind the number of people we knew who knew of harvey weinstein's behaviour, presumably, it is clearly notjust him, this is a massive industry, i wonder whether this feels like a moment of change oi’ this feels like a moment of change or whether actually this feels like a moment where the finger gets pointed at one individual and yet the systems continue as they have been? the floodgates have opened and certainly, lots of finger pointing is going on and i think even though it's a very sad week for hollywood, it's a very sa

not in hollywood. that was prior. at 16. start when you get to hollywood, a lot of it happens before we get there. it's almost like i was groomed prior to getting to hollywood, to be the perfect candidate these producers and directors, which i did end up falling victim to. i hate that word, victim. but -- >> sean: it seems like this, i will ask both of you. tracy, young girls, maybe before they are 18, around 18. they have dreams. they want to be the music industry. they want to be on television. they want to be in the movie industry. how common is this? that basically, they are told it's a quid pro quo? you want to get the moving role, you want to chance, you have to go through us first. tracy. >> for me, it was never that blatant. >> sean: was a subtle but obvious? >> it was like... you knew who could get you a job. you knew who this director was by name. if you knew who this producer was. if they are inviting you to dinner or something, you are like oh, my gosh, this is great. you think it's regarding your career. >> sean