simba has finally now made it in hollywood. as assurance in what i find nice is to see a movie with so many actors of dark skin color who play positive characters and some of them are heroes and we're seeing more of that i notice myself with costumes which i get from the u.s. that more and more of them are going in this direction and it's good that something is changing status for a. black. gripping and bullets spectacle and a massive boost but actually it's florence. making. our next star duo hollywood's a list of the world's top directors producers and studio bosses are on their speed dial they've offered one over the critics winning awards from cannes to the oscars. if you want to win. tonight. to make an ideal. christoph waltz plays a sadistic nazi like we've never seen before. sure shut. it and as a bounty hunter who free slaves and then joins them on a rampage they are bigger the reward. was. directed quentin tarantino discovered votes for hollywood for his roles he would win best supporting actor twice in twenty ten and

riskiest with angelina jolie made albums deal none in hollywood. there's. this and it's exactly the same professionalism and the same problems come back to the only difference may be the money and that there are many many more people working on set. terrence malick new film radical and deal plays conscientious objector france you guessed it or. outkast deal lovesick street people who live outside the rules those in a state of emergency he was awarded the. and film prize for his first feature film as a passionate computer hacker. stands once a month as if a little rough there. from the very beginning it was intensity and characterize ation that made a deal stand out at the twenty seventeen berlin he played and young tom mocks. the revolution right out this deal and number five. our next one star has had a phenomenal career with roles in some of the biggest blockbusters of the last few years her success story even reads like a hollywood movie the magical moment came when a marvel producer took a chance on florence and gave her a major role in black panther. t

our next star do all the hollywood. the list the world's top directors producers and studio bosses are on their speed dial they've also won over the critics winning awards from cannes to the oscars. if you want to make. tonight. to make a deal. christoph waltz plays a sadistic nazi like we've never seen before. oh sure sure. he did and as a bounty hunter who free slaves and then joins them on a rampage they are bigger the reward. was. director quentin tarantino discovered votes for hollywood for his roles he would win best supporting actor twice in twenty ten and twenty five chain. long under-rated in germany now plays in hollywood's big lake it seems the quintessential baddie all psychopathic smog brilliant and bizarre. of all to. use in contrast in the new manga film a lita vaults is unusually gentle even kind. for his next act involves is sticking behind the camera to direct. our number to diane kruger an actress who did things the other way around crew got was a hollywood star first before returning home to make the

people who come to hollywood and then complain about hollywood, it was all there, or what makes sammy run are those great books about hollywood. it's always been the same. >> host: what is it like to be a top of this town? >> guest: is great for ten minutes. i had my ten or 20 minutes. when i wrote enemies and people are saying it was the best -- ever, i felt like a million dollars. part of me was saying, this will not last more than ten minutes. it lasted 20 minutes. an earlier version of that when i wrote the big fix and the screen adaptation of my about, there was a burst of that. that i worked with richard pryor there is a burst of it. but unless your name is steven spielberg, that's what it is. it is nowhere near as glamorous as it used to be. now it is more industrialized. there's not even the attraction. >> host: you mentioned that you and your wife are starting a new company dealing with higher education and political correctness. does she share your politics? >> guest: yes. we cannot do it together she didn't. it would not be a marriage made in heaven. i would say if a compan

in hollywood as well would one would say the right pretty much everywhere but in hollywood i'm sure yes and the meanness you saw in the streets after that when you were homeless and so would you say in terms of meanness it was worse amongst the three thousand dollars it's far worse there was a lot more kindness on the street there's a lot more kindness shown and that is something. you kind of fall into a band of people quite quickly. and i i really i think fundamentally there came from people that did tell the truth and so i just naively assumed people were telling me the truth once i got to hollywood i couldn't understand why they would lie i would think about it not that they can't be like him because what would be the motive the motive is simply to live hand and this is the studio executive system which what it didn't change since the one nine hundred thirty s. was an earlier comment earlier as a matter it hasn't changed and the. it's the same amount of directors in the directors guild of america talk about that in the book you know and that's those are all the directors that are mak

in hollywood as well where would one would say they're right for the much everywhere but in hollywood i'm sure yes and the meanness you saw in the streets after that when you were homeless and so when you say in terms of meanness it was worse amongst the three thousand dollars it's far worse there was a lot more kindness on the street. there is a lot more kindness shown and that is something. you kind of fall into a band of people quite quickly. and i i really i think fundamentally there came from people that did tell the truth and so i just naively assumed people were telling me the truth once i got to hollywood i couldn't understand why they would lie i would think about it not that they can't be like him because what would be the motive the motive is simply to live. and this is the studio executive system which didn't change since the one nine hundred thirty s. as of earlier and earlier as a matter it hasn't changed and the. it's the same amount of directors in the directors guild of america talk about that in the book you know and that's those are all the directors that are making

simon is a hollywood screen writer. busten loose, that came out with richard pryor, scenes from a mall with bette midler and woody allen, and enemies: a love story. and he is also the cofounder and ceo of pj media. first of all, roger simon, what is pj media? >> guest: pj media was pajamas media at the early part of this century, now i can say. [laughter] and it was an amalgamation of blogs originally that had been formed in response to dan rather's lying about the bush bush/national guard situation. the then- i guess he was managing editor or supervising editor of cbs called us all amateurs for attacking this dishonesty of rather's, so we decided to form a media company called pajamas media. .. it was originally intended i helped permit is a media company on the right and left dialogue in both sites. that fell apart in part because the people on the left side wanted more money this is much like you wonder how much how rhonda williams gets paid by fox news to representative than the left. we were a fledgling company so

talent agent directly telling me that i had to have long hair otherwise the men in hollywood wouldn't want to she said it nastier terms but sleep with me and if they didn't want to sleep with me they wouldn't hire me and the thing is i knew she was right. nothing to do with the script writers nothing to do with the plot lines nothing but it is again that conformity and i think we've all seen that that hairdo was just three to blow dry that with the three twirls on that and it's like kind of classic hollywood hair and i do wonder when the look will stop it is i kind of took matters into my own hands. if you up. and kind of i i do a talk about it in the book i just i broke up with the world in a way the idea of the preconceived notion of what you're supposed to look like as a woman and i think she would look good or to call me this film director really. funnily enough. and you still believe that this is continuing today actors in hollywood if they're female have to conform to that there is very little leeway specially for anyone starting out well that's the whole thing there's a lot of

you know i think i get to say to you know i don't know hollywood anything. you know why i don't see many people that do you know people like me the ones that are marketed as sex symbols they don't and i talk about this in the book they don't generally get out of their lives or they're kind of driven crazy and live off in the desert somewhere and they don't come out the other side it's very hard to come out the other side you know an interviewer asked me if i was person and non grata in hollywood and i said no their persona non-grata was me i get a say i just say to. my count and in terms of trying to change things you talk about e-mailing tweeting social media because she will boycotting it isn't the world to me it is to do with mass action and i suppose that the me too was a big degree of mass action whether it be through writing or trade unions they really declined in the united states is that the way forward because presumably even you think this is just one success you haven't been totally successful well i think it has changed a lot i've i've heard of t

in hollywood as well would one would say the right for too much everywhere but in hollywood i'm sure yes and the meanness you saw in the streets after that when you were homeless and so would you say in terms of meanness it was worse amongst the three thousand dollars suit far worse there was a lot more kindness on the street there's a lot more kindness shown and that is something. you kind of fall into a band of people quite quickly. and i i really i think fundamentally there came from people that did tell the truth and so i just naively assumed people were telling me the truth once i got to hollywood i couldn't understand why they would lie i would think about it not that they can't be like him because what would be the motive the motive is simply to live. and this is the studio executive system which what it didn't change since the one nine hundred thirty s. was an earlier comment earlier not that it hasn't changed and the. it's the same amount of directors in the directors guild of america talk about that in the book you know and that's those are all the directors that are making

in hollywood as well would. one would say the right for too much everywhere but in hollywood i'm sure yes and the meanness you saw in the streets after that when you were homeless and so would you say in terms of meanness it was worse amongst the three thousand dollars for worse there was a lot more kindness on the street there's a lot more kindness shown and that is something. you kind of fall into a band of people quite quickly. and i i really i think fundamentally there came from people that did tell the truth and so i just naively assumed people were telling me the truth once i got to hollywood i couldn't understand why they would lie i would think about it not that they can't be like you because what would be the motive the motive is simply to live. and this is the studio executive system which what it didn't change since the one nine hundred thirty s. was an earlier comment earlier as a matter it hasn't changed and the. it's the same amount of directors in the directors guild of america talk about that in

in hollywood as well where would one would say the right for the much everywhere but in hollywood i'm sure yes and the meanness you saw in the streets after that when you were homeless and so when you say in terms of meanness it was worse amongst the three thousand dollars it's far worse there was a lot more kindness on the street there's a lot more kindness shown and that is something. you kind of fall into a band of people quite quickly. and i i really i think fundamentally that came from people that did tell the truth and so i just naively assumed people were telling me the truth. once i got to hollywood i couldn't understand why they would lie i would think about it not that they can't be like him because what would be the motive the motive is simply to live. and this is the studio executive system which what it didn't change since the one nine hundred thirty s. was earlier and earlier as a matter it hasn't changed and the. it's the same amount of directors in the directors guild of america talk about that in the book you know and that's those are all the directors that are making

you know i think i get to say to you no i don't know hollywood anything. know why i don't see many people that do you know people like me the ones that are marketed as sex symbols they don't and i talk about this in the book they don't generally get out of their life or they're kind of driven crazy and live off in the desert somewhere and they don't come out the other side it's very hard to come out the other side near an interviewer asked me if i was person and non-grata in hollywood and i said no their persona non-grata was me i get a sense i guess a too. i count and in terms of trying to change things you talk about. emailing tweeting social media because she will boycotting it isn't the world timidly it is to do with mass action and i suppose that in the me too was a big degree of mass action whether it be through writing or trade unions that we will declare in the united states is that the way forward because presumably even you think this is just one success you haven't been totally successful well i think it has changed a lot i have i've heard of th

of the journey towards hollywood as well as only what is a rare. i think it's so rare because people don't talk back to hollywood people don't break rake and they don't tell secrets even though this is definitely not a tell all and like i say it's a tell it how it is people don't really do that either because of the powerful interests stopping anyone from hiding the what's beneath it i think it is the powerful interest i think it's just because it's how it's always been done you know how we call things you know the best poirot for the job we have the same names we have the same schedule that they did from when they started hollywood don't deviate it just stays the same because these are the unwritten rules but you know i don't really believe in unwritten rules i don't i don't see the point and i i don't see the point in not saying it like it is really intermissions of the horror and you name check one very famous. francis former. record for so i mean apart from the fact that a lecture sure there are three is actually used later in the in the narrat

that wou be the hollywood blank. >> brian: the hollywood playbook.want to talk more about abortion. >> dana: they don't have an economic plan. >> brian: hollywood knows how to market, clearly. but not the actors for the actors don't know how to do it. they know how to memorize lines. they are famous people. they have this big, massive thing. i'm sorry. you didn't call on me. >> dana: go ahead. >> brian: i don't think a democrat who studied the last election should save themselves the key is getting more celebrities involved. >> dana: i have a list here from our new handy-dandy associate, segment producer. scott sanders gave me the list. hillary clinton celebrity rallies. three pages, juan. it didn't really help. >> juan: why do you say that? >> greg: [laughs] >> juan: she won the popular vote. >> greg: that's how he keeps score. >> dana: i hear you. >> juan: your point is that these folks are famous, they are in movies and they get a lot of attention. they have fans, especially among young people and millennials. >> dana: that's true. >> juan: the ha

to gather they hide each other there are pictures of the hollywood foreign press president back next to you know kevin spacey giving out awards there was there is collusion west and there was about power at the end of it exactly as we go to break hark watchers don't forget to let us know what you think about topics we've covered on facebook and twitter three or four shows that are too dark coming up we go from the ground to the straight and resurrection of jesus or any of john was there and there's our case the secret poisoning of the u.k. with the host of parties going underground i should say to. the. i think the last to the interventions military interventions schol to those who usually be to listen to learn this in the regime change also perform upset and take a rock could set them all saying take a daffy in libya but i think this is a b. to listen and i think we should we all should tell people exactly these nations listen so regime change is not pows who should accept our limits but the ideal for regime change military into the issues from outside this is mostly all that. is in

without hollywood this automobile would never have got so far that is without the hollywood of the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's there was grace kelly and her talbot on the french riviera the renowned dustin hoffman and so i want and so forth they were filmed in the european cars which essentially presented them to a global audience objects of desire. not even the jurors were left unmoved by the fact that this last year stratus appeared on the big screen with michael jackson. it's just it's always the history of a given model or unit what it's experience that plays a bigger part of what those people hope it leaked out if either for visit how many previous owners has it had who were there and if one was a famous name that increases the car's value beyond the purely rational. before phillips era film drawing to parade at the villa desk day you stop to pick up his girlfriend canadian pop star avril levine. the jury awarded the certificate for the most popular star of the silver screen to the lance your stratosphere zero . but as soon as the award changed. the lance here wouldn't s

thats how to win elections, not going to hollywood. i can tell you by taking trump and denizing him that is a recipe for disaster. >> these are people who are good at shaping culture, messaging, changing the way people think about things. one thing they talk about his donald trump had a make america great again slogan, what hillary was about was much tougher to articulate. they do realize coming up with concepts and phrases is important and maybey are good aat. >> slogans are worthless without actual economic plans that benefit real people and make it so real people have more money to spend on things they choose, they feel confident in the choices they have for their families, individuals and their kids. slogans are very important, donald trump is one of the best branding experts the world has ever seen, democrats can learn from that. i don't want to discount the ability for celebrit an impact but ultimately it comes down to the candidate. barack obama was able to bring in a lot of celebrity support, it didn't work well for hillary cli

brendan fraser in two thousand and three at the beverly hills hotel the former president of the hollywood foreign press association philip burke and not just a brush across the bum but a serious physical violation of fraser's body after what the organization claimed was an independent investigation they asked fraser to join to sign a joint statement the statement claimed that although it was concluded that mr burke and her touch mr fraser the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance and that all parties consider this matter to be concluded including that the hollywood foreign press would like to continue to work with mr freeze dear mr. serious response was as you would imagine he said i don't get the joke the most insidious thing about brendan fraser is experience is how ingrained the notion that actors are merely puppets to movie directors agents executives and their sleazy cohorts at places like the hollywood foreign press an organization whose members were brilliantly and simply described as a group of eccentric hollywood parasites sundra

republicans turned to hollywood, too. i was at the republican convention and they had the guy from duck dynasty and scott bail. [laughter] and they wan one. [cheering and applause] greg: i will never get over dinero doing this. it really is like, you know, he got the last container of jell-o at the supermarket. [laughter] and he can't wait to get home to put cool about it. i'm getting breaking news here that we have a crazed bicyclist on the loose summer i believe in asia. do we have tape of that? ♪. greg: i don't know why but i loved that. all right -- first, he was crazy then he was hitler and now the media has calling donald trump a ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse

our number one german star in hollywood never even studied acting but it was clear from his first role in a small german student film that this guy was going places now he's among the most in demand actors in the world starring in everything from studio blockbusters to becoming the first german actor to front a u.s. t.v. series. an atheist. tell those who are suffering from the compass of the mind of. a only

for twenty years what did you do there still ab so i got to hollywood from new york from here about the time that the web was starting and there was almost nobody then who could code so i was a programmer and i've been a pretty i'm a geek yeah how actually shocking to look at me yeah i don't get the. skill desperation i was a music producer here at a record label coming at n.y.u. and obviously all the money to write good prior they're on the same time yeah it's a good school eighty three i think it's still around yeah the n.y.u. they're real state property developer and it's right out of the education business it's a much better business education's a horrible business all right so let's move on to the me too movement which is taken down some of the most powerful men in hollywood of the past decade miramax was a huge player and they produced like you know three hundred a movie titles come out here in hollywood there are later thirty of them huge prestige oscar winning case now they're gone basically there now is that change the industry now i don't think so i mean they're going to b

republicans turned to hollywood, too. i was at the republican convention and they had the guy from duck dynasty and scott bail. [laughter] and they wan one. [cheering and applause] greg: i will never get over dinero doing this. it really is like, you know, he got the last container of jell-o at the supermarket. [laughter] and he can't wait to get home to put cool about it. i'm getting breaking news here that we have a crazed bicyclist on the loose summer i believe in asia. do we have tape of that? ♪. greg: i don't know why but i loved that. all right -- first, he was crazy then he was hitler and now the media has calling donald trump a there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?

republicans turned to hollywood, too.as at the republican convention and they had the guy from duck dynasty and scott bail. [laughter] and they wan one. [cheering and applause] greg: i will never get over dinero doing this. it really is like, you know, he got the last container of jell-o at the supermarket. [laughter] and he can't wait to get home to put cool about it. i'm getting breaking news here that we have a crazed bicyclist on the loose summer i believe in asia. do we have tape of that? ♪. greg: i don't know why but i loved that. all right -- first, he was crazy then he was hitler and now the media has calling donald trump a since my stroke, he hasn't left my side. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. a bayer aspirin regimen is one step to help prevent another stroke. so, i'm doing all i can to stay in his life. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a b

because they're licensing less of the commodity product and they're giving hollywood something hollywood can't push anywhere else the crown and house of cards etc and to some extent with the new content mean the old content they still need the studios but to some extent creating their own content netflix does not need hollywood because they're doing their own stuff and there are others that are into the game sort of trying to emulate in part at least amazon we know is a big one as recently reported that they're going to netflix is spending eight billion dollars on original content amazon's growth and five billion dollars out of original content the reason reportedly about to enter into some agreement with the actress reese witherspoon so it's a big deal of course apple's out there trying to get into streaming too so it really you have to keep moving if you're one of these companies don't apples and oranges indeed because neither amazon nor apple has to make money they don't have to be profitable in the same way netflix does because amazon is all about selling you other stuff and apple is

republicans turned to hollywood, too. i was at the republican convention and they had the guy from duck dynasty and scott bail. [laughter] and they wan one. [cheering and applause] greg: i will never get over dinero doing this. it really is like, you know, he got the last container of jell-o at the supermarket. [laughter] and he can't wait to get home to put cool about it. i'm getting breaking news here that we have a crazed bicyclist on the loose summer i believe in asia. do we have tape of that? ♪. greg: i don't know why but i loved that. all right -- first, he was crazy then he was hitler and now the media has calling donald trump a coleader. we discussed their desperation next. next. [cheering and applause] for the curveballs life throws. next. [cheering and ♪ and it's guarding a family weekend- letting calls go to voicemail. ♪ it's planning so by the time this little guy's ready for college, she will be too. ♪ and it's sharing this retirement, with those who make life worth living. ♪ every way we look out for those w

the hollywood reporter crowd her comedy's new queen. out, the this queen has quite the royal court. your world changed because now, you got people. you got people. you got teams around you. >> yeah, i got a team now. it's only five of us. but you know, we make it work. ♪ ♪ your bad self >> i'm in the game. like i always wanted to be. but we don't hurt people. we elevate them. you want the boss who paved her own way. ♪ now >> she ready. >> tiffany, minus her entourage is more than ready to host monday night's mtv movie and tv awards. she wants to shake up the red carpet. pitching me her idea. >> you know, i wore the authentic dress there my father's country? >> yes. >> if every celebrity who came to the mtv movie and tv awards wore their heritage on the carpet. that would be the most beautiful red carpet. like, did you know that charlize theron is south afterry can. she's a real afterry can american. i want to see her come to the red carpet in h something hat is south african. mila kunis is russian. i thought she was spanish or italian a

for twenty years but if you do they're still ab so i got to hollywood from new york from here about the time that the web was starting and there was almost nobody then who could code so i was a programmer and i've been a pretty. i'm a geek yeah how actually shocking to look at me yeah i don't get. that skill desperation i was a music producer here at a record label coming at n.y.u. and obviously all the money to write good reply there on the same time yeah it's a good school eighty three i think it's still around yeah the n.y.u. there are real real estate property developer and it's right out of the education business it's a much better business education's a horrible business right so let's move on to what the me too movement which is taken down some of the most powerful men in hollywood of the past decade miramax was a huge player and they produced like you know three hundred a movie titles come out here in hollywood there are later thirty of them huge prestige oscar winning case now they're gone basically there now is that change the industry now i don't think so i mean they're g

because they're licensing less of the commodity product and they're giving hollywood something hollywood can't push anywhere else the crown and house of cards etc and to some extent with the new content mean the old content they still need the studios but to some extent creating their own content netflix does not need hollywood because they're doing their own stuff and there are others that are into the game sort of trying to emulate in part at least amazon we know is a big one was recently reported that they're going to netflix is spending eight billion dollars on original content amazon scope and five billion dollars on a regional content the reason reportedly about to enter into some agreement with the actress reese witherspoon so it's a big deal of course apple's out there trying to get into streaming too so it really you have to keep moving if you're one of these companies don't apples and oranges indeed because neither amazon nor apple has to make money they don't have to be profitable in the same way netflix does because amazon is all about selling you other stuff and apple is all

on hollywood.ion of the story when a midwestern senator going to actors for advice about how to talkns voters. why don't you spend some more time in the midwest and talk to real people about how they feel about gun control and other issues rather than spending all this time with hollywood elites. this idea they are going to find their answers on the west coast, as we like to say, this hollywood bubble where they think everybody agrees with them, that the president has nothing to offer, regular everyday people who voted for him, democrats who voted for them, it shows they haven't learned much and it's a gift of the republicans in 2018 and 2020. >> shannon: rush limbaugh ed about this. i want to play what he had to say. >> doesn't hollywood do this every year. didn't hollywood run some objective here to convince electoral college voters to not vote the way they were supposed to? don't they already do ads for various democratic candidates? >> shannon: he goes on to say george clooney -- this isn't a n

>> any particular actors or actresses pursue you dream in hollywood? >> honestly, it was like somewhere -- and what are we doing? to rock, action kind of movie, warrior is going to sort of -- i am going to say thank you to everyone in kansas. [applause] >> the law that i got. my friend from high school. came to me on this one. it is something to have you here tonight. i will never forget the outcome, my second home forever. and cook me food. it is a beautiful thing, and see it here and fight for blondie and don't want anyone to do it for free. how is my lawyer. icelanders, thank you for being the best chair, having trouble with my math classes. you got to get it done. thank you very much for that. thank you very much. looking forward to a class, it means a lot to me. thank you for your love and support. thanks for your friendship. thank you very much. [applause] >> time to sign some books. the signing line along the front here in order to do that, hold of your chair and put yourself in back of the bar. >> by a book. [inaudible conversations] >> book tv

they are trying to talk to folks in hollywood, directors in hollywood, as are also of this group anday how can we reach these middle voters and get them to not vote for president trump? >> i think hollywood elites are just behind. the american pple saw in donald trump someone that's what they are about. he's the guy that takes showers after work, before work. they are not connected. they are not connected to the american people and i think america moves on. donald trump and president trump have connected with the people in a way that previous have not done. try to connect with hollywood, they are just out of touch. the problem is donald trump is communicating, the people he's making these things for, the tax cuts, he's making the average american life in their personal economy and the personal security is getting better. look at what he did with north korea. >> martha: it so interesting because last night i had on, for mayor in chicago and he's a democrat. he's running against rahm emanuel, who is also a democrat gary mccarthy is saying there are democrats out there who are like me a

but first up perhaps the most anticipated film of the summer the latest hollywood gender flip movie is out ocean's eye is a heist movie with a difference all the crooks are women the all star cast is a veritable who's who of hollywood a list actresses. want to cast cate blanchett helena bonham carter sounder bullock and. you all you want to get it you always. have a. dime in mind yes that's exactly right for. the math. book plan is to steal the most valuable necklace in the world valued at around two hundred fifty million dollars a year the plan is ingenious the thieves are stunning in formidable and the story is well maybe not the point gender flipped sequel in the famous ocean's series sixteen point five million dollars meets your bank account five weeks from now that's a lot of the film follows the format of its predecessors very closely but steven soderbergh's trilogy exhibited a lot of testosterone. for george clooney alias danny ocean it was always more about how the thing is stolen than the stolen thing itself and about looking cool while doing the job and where we're going i ca

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