(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

life and looking back to sarah's music today we're in hollywood and to be exact at the hollywood bowl this place is amazing isn't it and the best part about today is that i get to go down there on to the stage and perform with the los angeles philharmonic with the wonderful gustavo dudamel. for the. hollywood bowl in los angeles is a world class outdoor concert hall and is the summer residence of the los angeles philharmonic. the bow opened in one thousand nine hundred twenty two and has since hosted everyone from louis armstrong luciano pavarotti to jimi hendrix and the beatles concert goers enjoy a variety of musical styles movies packed live orchestra and a spectacular fireworks finale to end each season. there are three types of seating here at the bowl here at the box seats where you can bring a picnic with your friends and also be served at your place or you can sit in the super seats at the back with a cup holder here in the middle and right at the back there on the bench seat. i've heard you can get a ticket for a dollar. because this is the first time i play with you with the

and hollywood movies office. it is obvious when we look at the landscape right now but i wanted to hit at the heart of how entrenched those images are and the near divs that are fueling them so that we can properly eradicate the consistent place we see ourselves in which is more and more stories about terrorism more and more stories about the shake and the bumbling fool more and more stories of women being misrepresented so this report takes a one hundred year history to figure out how we ended up here with policies like the muslim ban and it's not just simply a post nine eleven moment in tears on rough films i mean we saw a whole crop of them in the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. and response to u.s. foreign policy in the middle east and concurrently as the report goes into there are as i mean. does an amazing job speaking to pluck muslims who are portrayed in really derogatory ways by the american public but black filmmakers fight back with really differing portrayals whole portrayal

the very last seats are a long way away here at the hollywood bowl but hey this is l.a. you don't have to walk anywhere. i think these are the best seats in the house. tell me what do you come to the ball often and this is a reaction season rolls and this is always your box yes and what happens when the concert starts because you got your back to the the to. so then if it was down they cared they take the tables down yes i'm right and she has to give me a massage oh that's nice. that looks good. have a good come son. i'm like i said that i three sure if i was a david their height i would be just so guys at the hollywood bowl it's of course about the music but i get the feeling it's also a lot about the food is that right and why the walk. chris and andrew this is a pretty pathetic picnic i don't think every season you know one of the that is it difficult to play on stage because i must admit in the rehearsal i found it quite hard to hear what was going on maybe i was because i was sitting in front of a caution but it's it's it's not easy history to hear sometimes and als

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

and hollywood movies office. it it is obvious when we look at the landscape right now but i wanted to hit at the heart of how entrenched those images are and the near divs that are fueling them so that we can properly eradicate the consistent place we see ourselves in which is more and more stories about terrorism more and more stories about the show and the bumbling fool more and more stories of women being misrepresented so this report takes a one hundred year history to figure out how we ended up here with policies like the muslim ban and it's not just simply a post nine eleven moment in tears on rough films i mean we saw a whole crop of them in the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. and response to u.s. foreign policy in the middle east and concurrently as the report goes into there are as i mean. does an amazing job speaking to pluck muslims who are portrayed in really derogatory ways by the american public but black filmmakers fight back with really differing portrayals whole portray

and i think that is driven by the fact that hollywood leans left and republicans are looking for any opportunity to brand democrats as out of touch and part of the coastal elite. but there is a little hypocrisy in that, and that is that republicans will jump at any chance to embrace any celebrity that likes them, that endorses them, and that is what we saw with donald trump and kanye west. host: when we talk about hollywood leading up to previous election cycles, it's usually about the money being donated to campaigns, two different committees. compared tos cycle the last cycle when it comes to money coming out of hollywood for democrats and republicans and their campaigns? ted: i just looked at the figures in the breakdown is about the same. -- this is according to the center for responsible politics. the money's going to democrats. 20% of the money is going to republicans. a few percentage points just slightly different for democrats this cycle during -- this cycle. and as far as the total amount of money, i think we are looking candidatesums to all , coming out of hollywood this c

(narrator) where they found hollywood in its natural habitat: by the pool.s delivered the witty repartee, the hollywood directors supplied the pratfalls. frank capra, gregory le cava, leo mccary, and george stevens. all got their training in the slapstick of the 1920's. and it was this new form combining high and low comedy, classy chatter and physical highjinks, that bore america's sweetheart: the screwball. and in 1934, "it happened one night," the first screwball comedy, ran away with 5 academy awards. aren't you going to give me a little credit? what for? i've proved once and for all that the limb is mightier than the thumb. why didn't you take off all your clothes? you could have stopped forty cars. oh... i'll remember that when we need forty cars! screwball comedies, i think, have lasted so well because they're sophisticated; they're very unsentimental; of all the genres produced in the 30's and 40's, they're the most modern because they center on the idea of equality of the sexes. and how many drinks have you had? this will make six martinis. all righ

what hollywood star is looking to break them up?deration provided by -- ♪ >> monday on "e.t." we're with jennifer garner inside her hollywood honor talking life lessons for her and ben's three children. >> even if you're a super busy mom or dad you have to find time for your kids. >> monday on "e.t." >> big news before we go. nancy o'dell is going to be the grand marshal for the christmas parade airing on the cw. are you ready? >> i'm practicing the wave. >> the fate of the entire parade rests on that arm. >> getting tired. >> that's all the time we have for tonight. we have one more thing to check out. >> bye, everybody. >> "shark tank's" 200th episode airs this sunday on abc and we joined the celebration. >> how did alex do as a guest shark? >> fabulous of course. he's smart. he's good looking. he never said a word, but he looks so good. people fall in love with him. >> i watch it with my mother, my daughters. >> it's fantastic show. >> a-rod is worth an estimated $300 million. easy to see why he's back this season as the sharks f

because they don't feel hollywood is on their side.ks who disagree with that but a vast amount of america doesn't care what hollywood says. heather: this poll came out, how do voters feel about celebrity political endorsement, 60% oppose it because they polarize and distract, 40% support it because they spread awareness and engage voters. what you are saying and they only try to engage in a certain type of voter that being the voter that agrees with them. >> last night you mentioned the taylor swift situation, i was going through headlines on social media looking at that story and out of 150 headlines i didn't see a single one that came from a conservative news source or right-leaning a right of center news source so interesting that trend shows you that the voice of hollywood is not one of the conservative mind. heather: sometimes it works the opposite, taylor swift originally broker political silence talking about marsha blackburn, she said she was reluctant to publicly voice her opinion but said she can't support marsha blackburn th

house all the big wigs of hollywood with their. i'm sure he's got plenty of money m.b.'s means rocky i mean what an epic sell message being you know there is the plucky saudi royal. the plump saudi royal fighting the truth and for the price of oil not to go up. to waiting for this this is going to be epic but we must wait a little bit longer because a break is happening now and then it will be back with rocky two very exciting film in development now don't go away. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year trucks or chose to truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar. but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs got laid off the american dream is changing that's not wha

what hollywood star is looking to break them up?news at eight: the confirmation of controversial supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is now a áneará certainty. we'll breakdown the key senate votes -- including a republican senator siding with her party - - announcing she will vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. and -- in one hour... another street will be closed in downtown san francisco due repairs happening at transbay transit center. what you need to know for your evening commute tonight. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next >> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ >> monday on "e.t." we're with jennifer garner inside her hollywood honor talking life lessons for her and ben's three children. >> even if you're a super busy mom or dad you have to find time for your kids. >> monday on "e.t." >> big news before we go. nancy o'dell is going to be the grand marshal for the christmas parade airing on the cw. are you ready? >> i'm practicing the wave. >> the fate of the entire parade rests on t

states, whether you're a hollywood liberal or a hollywood conservative or a midwest conservative, whatever it is, you should know what you're talking about especially when you have a platform as powerful as kanye west. he doesn't know what he's talking about, van. >> listen, you and i agree all the people with big platforms should use them responsibleably. and we also agree the things kanye has said have been wrong, haven't made a lot of sense. however, i think on that 13th amendment thing he was trying to make a point about the president. and i know he's getting better schools and that's a positive thing. >> could you tell him to do some how to talk about ish 101 before he actually goes outs and talks about ish. not only for the country and for the people who believe in him but also for himself. like shut down, open a book and

house all the big wigs of hollywood with their i'm sure he's got plenty of money m.b.'s means rocky i mean what an epic film this would be you know there is the plucky saudi royal. the plump saudi royal fighting the truth for the price of oil not to go up oh i'm just waiting for this this is going to be epic but we must wait a little bit longer because a break is happening now and then it will be back with rocky two very exciting film in development now don't go away. from has been coming up with a lot of statements saying that the arab states of the go should take care of the middle east or other we're still committed to the middle east so there's there's a lot of include incoherences there but i think saudi arabia is hugely important to the united states and i think trump and stance that and this is this is exactly what was driving his kind of commentary on the. killing i think that's the end of the day it's not going to change the status of america's policy because if you go. running out of the flow for the best out of the children of. the high says those preparing t

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. >> fuerte actividad policiaca en hollywood género pánico en trabajadores y residentes de la zona, una iglesia y la sorpresa fue mayor luego. más adelante el contaremos por qué. >> la comunidad hispana esta consternada por la muerte de un trabajador de un viñedo. vícma leon marcelo de 49 años de edad y de michoacán al parecer fue accionado por una máquina recolectora de uvas el trabajador quien tenía 27 años laborando el viñedo falleció en la escena. el hermano de la víctima dice que estos incidentes son predecibles. >> no sabes cuándo que puede fallar un tractor. >>> león estaba casado y tenía tres hijos, ahora seguro encuentra todo el accidente bajo investigación. >> desafíen un reporte sobre una supuesta pregunta equivocado con las ciice que er contrataciones y nunca han entrevistado a los candidatos y han sido víctimas de agresión sexual. >> ofrecen ayuda quienes fueron afectados por el incendio que destruyó la semana pasada seis edificios en construcción. las labores serán reanudadas este fin de semana. dicen que van a respetar los precios de los compradores que perdieron sus viv

>> reporter: he left his mark on the hollywood walk of fame. branson is the billionaire founder of the virgin group has operated hundreds siesnclu he witha star f hirk in the music business. >> running a record company can be a lot of fun. and, yes, it did involve sex, drugs and rock and roll. >> reporter: branson's virgin records signed a fleet of stars including the spice girls and the sex pistols. and wyclef john mingled with schoolchildren in newark, new jersey. grammy winner was at the unveiling of a mural created to inspire the community and promote art education. jean was born in haiti but spent part of his childhood in newark. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is 4:56. we have video of a fire coming up. >> plus, hear what firefighters have to say next. >> reporter: one person is in critical condition this morning following a police shooting that happened here in aquatic park last night. officer-involved shooting now under investigation. plus dramatic new video shows neighbors battling flam

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what did julia's three kids think about their mom's status of hollywood royalty?ve no idea she's america's sweet hart. their big question was, are you more famous than taylor swift? we know her favorite role in life is being a mom. >> what's the best thing about being a mama? >> i love all of it. it's my honor and privilege above all things. >> who knew he was trade of heights? she conquers the fear with "harper's bazaar." owing up to oprah about celebrity and her 15-year marriage to her husband. >> sometimes we are in a grocery store and we see a tabloid and we are like, that's hurtful. because i'm proud of my marriage. she admits social media can get her down. she got on the' gram because her kids asked her too. this one got a lot of attention. the number of people that mentioned how terrible i look and how i look like a man and aging terrible hurt she'll probably never watch "pretty woman" with her kids. "steel magnolias" is a definite yes. >> i just like the idea of growing old with somebody. >> i could see why mama wouldn't want her mama watching "pretty woma

couples gearing up to say i do. >>> now to hollywood in love and ready to walk down the aisle. this season's most sought after wedding looks for our favorite star brides. >> if it was up to ariana herself she'd probably be wearing a sweat shirt for her wedding day, but this would be something that she loves. she loves corseted bodice. she loved big ball gown skirts. this has got an enormous train, but it's actually a veil. ♪ i keep on climbing up >> priyanka chopra, this dress is perfect for her because it's got the wonderful detailing that is very much her style. she loves embroidery. ♪ as long as you love me >> so this is something that i totally see hailey wearing. i love the sparkles, the off the shoulder. it's a very sexy dress. >> romona keveza has a gift for predicting celebrity wedding gowns. she designed a boat neck three quarter sleeve gown similar to meghan markle's and she showed off this look on the runway 20 days before kate said i do. here's what romona thinks could be in store for katharine mcphee. >> because she wears v-necks a lot and loves something that's ve

>> dana: if hollywood thinks they are going to help, they better hurry.came out that said the democratic democrat edge in the generic ballot has evaporated the last two weeks. that should tell them something they should be aware of. do you want to increase the possible political fortunes of a cory booker and kamala harris at the expense of the senate seats that you're actually running for in 2018? the other thing is, i do think hollywood can help in one way for the democrats. republicans should be aware of this. registering of new voters. the numbers are astounding. i will give you two examples. in virginia this year, 135,000 new voters. new voters are usually the ones who will vote 99% of the time the first time they are probably democrats. in texas, 400,000 new voters since march. that's why these numbers are hard. you see the polling about beto o'rourke and ted cruz. >> juan: can i interject and say the numbers also show that given the kavanaugh hearings and the controversy, 61% of democrats say they are more likely to vote versus 52% of republicans. g

golden era stars of hollywood still linger. >> one of those glam goddesses of hollywood happens to bearilyn monroe so she's going to turn herself into the fabulous marilyn monroe. >> marilyn. >> but first she needs a wig. she notices she has some visitors early on in the video. >> did you see that flashing light? you don't? there's a flash, right? >> yeah. >> what was that noise? [ laughter ] >> our first occurrence. >> a flash and a noise. >> -- randomly. >> is that like motion sensors? well, she continues with her makeup and gives fullback ground on the hollywood roosevelt hotel. >> this opened in 1927 it has been a temporary home to many celebrities. marilyn actually lived here for two years. i believe in suite 1200. i asked her is there a room 1200, but it's $6,000 a night. >> she finished off with her beauty marks. >> that's incredible. wild. >> well, if you like that, you'll love the gory look. so off with the wig and the prosthetics. the wounds she's going to create are basically like the tattoos that we used to use as kids. just add water and apply. she put them all over her f

hollywood thinks this is such a great opportunity to make a war story. playsld war ii gary york alvin york in the movie sergeant york. >> i just want to point out where york had captured those german troops. >> we are now above the village. we have several hills facing us. each a was fortified by the germans. neutralizing the 82nd division. heroic moments, being able to go downhill with 132 german prisoners. it's supposed to be one of these hills. people think about the one we are facing right now in the distance. but it's unclear which one it is. >> tonight on afterwards. fox news guest analyst and member of the trump 20 campaign media advisory board on her book mad politics, keeping your sanity in a world gone crazy. she is interviewed by a representative of texas. >> is president donald trump crazy? >> crazy like a fox. i believe noxious and dutch i believe narcissism is a spectrum , and most of us who put ourselves out there in the public i have an unusual sense of confidence. if you want to call that narcissism, i don't have a problem with that. --t

everybody in hollywood wants to be a politician. everyone who is a politician wants to hang out with hollywood celebrities. --t: what about holiday hollywood directors doing what you do? guest: this is a great example. this is a wonderful addition. everybody is out there to participate. host: paul is up next and ohio, republican. caller: how are you folks doing. and i think topic in this environment, the political ads that are running now seem to put fuel to the fire of all the political disagreements we have it infuriates people when they are watching it home all of the ads of negativity. if i see a negative ad by one of the candidates who tries to dig up a bunch of dirt about anything, i will just turn the station. you are not going to grab my attention by running a negative ad about somebody else. i just flip the station, so you lost my vote. shown the first ad about the individual who gave a story about their particular life, then i will do the fact finding myself as to whether or not i think it is credible or not. the opportuni

whitening that works. >>> welcome back in time for the hip hollywood block.a collaboration between my website and "e.t.." it's the finalef of "insecure." but let's kick things off with feuding comedians. dj khaled here. here are the top hollywood headlines. >> why are you saying this right now? >> fans follow thing bravo hitd "married to medicine" know one of the big story lines have been the divorce. >> i'm out of here, man. >> and last week it was just too much for her. now the good doctor is denying all of this. >> it was still stupid and that's why i didn't follow through with it. >> so quad set the record straight. >> i filed for divorce and he is already dating a number of women. >> dj khaled is a big personality but one thing still rattles the producer. he revealed the one thing he hadn't gotten used to while opening for beyonce and jay-z on their "on the run" tour. >> every time i am back stage with jay-z and i see beyonce i'm always nervous. >> comedians are feuding like rappers in the '90s. >> you can't tell me your favorite tiffany haddish joke. sh

so here's my thought, okay, who needs hollywood?n make a smoothie bar on the beach in costa rica. >> olivia was honored at the first ever girl hero awards along with others including chrissy metz. we wondered if her role on "this is us" has given her baby fever in real life as well. >> i haven't been like chomping at the bit to have children only because i want to be the best mom and still have so many things i want to do. >> also honoring olivia munn here today and we're like a dream casting. could she be on "this is us"? can we make this happen? >> oh, my god. cutesies. my wheels are turning. >> i would love that. i'm a huge fan of that show and of chrissy's. so i'll do anything with chrissy. we can just do our own movie. >> we just did it. we cast them. >>> well we were also with melissa mccarthy at the new york premiere of her new movie "can you ever forgive me" where she stars as an author with a screen stealing cat. >> that cat was kind of killing it. >> i think there is an animal awards that we're trying to figure out how do

the original buffy the vampire slayer swiss -- christie's watson with talks for her fellow hollywood stars. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally changed now. right, right. how 'bout a plan that works for 5 kids, 2 dogs and jake over here? that would be great. that would be great. that okay with you, jake? get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change from td ameritrade investment management. stb thousands of activists swarming the nation's capitol to protest judge brett kavanaugh. heather: thousands of activists storming the nation's capital to protest brett kavanaugh. among them hollywood celebrities. >> reporter: senator susan collins was the immediate target of celebrity wrath after her speech, much of the anger from women. alyssa milano, one of the leading voices in the me too movement lobby on capi

welcome to india's entertainment capital that turns out well for the hollywood hours of so. song and dance sequences. for many this is the bollywood dream but for some the sexual harassment while filming the dream has turned out to be a nightmare at an event called be the women held in the indian city of bangalore by well known journalist spark about bollywood star down a street doctor spoke out about how she was sexually harassed on the film set by fellow actor not a particle. introduce a dance to which in which she has to feel so after i complained of his behavior and they assured me that they wanted to cure of it now they introduce a dance to manufacture a dance step where he can basically moral you listen or you know yeah we are to says that nothing happened after her complaint and somebody asked me why the need to movement is not happening in our country so my answer was how limited movement happened here when ten years ago what happened to me has not been addressed there's not been any kind of a tradition to it not been any kind of justice and all we did out in that ma

the hayes production code, it was hollywood's law.oral and ethical standards from a church social; the line you couldn't cross. i'm going to surprise you, it had a very good effect, because it made us think. in other words, if we wanted to get something across that was censorable, we couldn't do it openly, we had to do it deviously. we had to be clever. and it usually turned out to be much better than if we had done it straight. it allows one's imagination to take over, where the material is not completely exemplified. haven't you tried to buy my loyalty with money? what else is there i can buy you with? (dramatic music playing) you look for oil, sometimes you hit a gusher. susan, tell me, come on, what's bothering you? (joe lewis) the scene in the film, "the big combo," with nick conte kissing her on the eyebrow and then on the cheek and then on the chin and then on the neck and all the time the camera is moving in on her close-up. and of course by moving in you eliminate nick conte. the rest is up to the audience. let them supply th

the hollywood reporter.iercely how far have you straight from your mission as a movie industry rack to do the story. how is eating glue hollywood needs? i can't wait to see your next scoop as an unborn baby, mike pompeo, once kicked his mom in the womb. [laughter] how much do you want to bet the teacher is a democrat is an their behavior is so irrational it's permitted. ask the pantsuit. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for and what you care about. greg: that is funny. i don't seem to remember her being civil to monica, juanita or paula. is this the right time for her to lecture us on civility? her party just ruined a man and she tells us we are uncivil. that's running over my dog and billing me for the burial. [laughter] by the way, hillary and bill are going on a tour together. she wants to make money and he wants to make it to the r in his little black book. [laughter] she wants to pay for the second renovation of their third home and he wants to have a fo

admit the level of racism in america they blame it on russia that's a pathetic the news media is hollywood is and these social discourse in america is it's just a frickin movie about aliens in furry costume shooting each other with ray guns get over yourself america. i mean you saw this sort of thing at the hollywood stock exchange when you ran that in terms of the inputs in your algorithm to determine prices on various box office features how would you in put this into your algorithm well that's on there is ninety eight percent of the internet was white so anything with a black actor or director time it took less by orders to move it up in price so that's part of the algorithm that i develop as patented five nine five zero one seven six is the past number if you want to look it up and so you need to make certain concessions toward the demographic and psychographic of the market to make a fair market price parity but that is a way to adjust for racism so it's racism adjusted prices need to be racism adjusted just like the price for exxon mobil stock needs to be adjusted for their risk the

los angeles it is filled with smog so you don't see the hollywood c.g.i. c.g.i. . actually there has been like record levels of smog at the moment so i'm feeling this everywhere in the world is having record levels of of everything well there's record high temperatures low temperatures all time highs and stock markets all time lows and interest rates stand druckenmiller billionaire hedge fund manager he was out saying that massive debt fueling the next financial crisis so he sees the record levels of debt just like the record levels of smog and climate change and heat and exhaust and carbon move missions and all that sort of stuff everything is at peak everything. in every possible category or at the extreme earth's carrying capacity for human beings as reached its limit the stock market training of all time highs the debt load peak everywhere as they head to two hundred fifty three hundred fifty five hundred percent debt to g.d.p. this is a planet on the verge of a major way to nami of debt and wipe out and catastrophic nightmarish behavior there's also a

two of the most prestigious show runners in hollywood.uchgh money and got so much -- many headlines for those deals, it sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and forced other tv studios to reassess how they are making deals with high-end talent. so we started to see over the last few months some of the other studios adjust the types of deals they offer and how they are approaching their talent. the most notable example being a producer. with that produces 15 shows on the air right now, the most of anybody ever. >> you are talking about big money, 240 million dollars for ryan murphy, chandra arrive was about $150 million. do they have a preference or will they go where they get the big bucks? lucas: it depends on who the person is. in the case of chandra rimes, she was pretty unhappy at disney and abc. disney only provided one outlet for her, abc which is broadcast tv, which is you have a lot of rules about what you can and can't do. cursing, no nudity, you can't take a lot of political stances. chandra rimes is pretty evocati

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it was the early hollywood gift. then i went for a stroll and i found the jeep. >> you did?ith no doors. one of the seats was ripped out. >> they stripped it that quickly? >> honestly it was like locusts took a run at it. these guys were like geniuses. >> so you're driving around with no doors? >> el nino, that year of el nino. it was like water falls would come through the car as i was driving to auditions. i'd have to change clothes in a dive bag so i could stay dry. >> things got better from there. reynolds earned a starring role on the abc sitcom "two guys, a girl and a pizza place." >> happy house warming. here's your gift. kind of last minute. >> movies like "national lampoon's van wilder," "just friends," and "the proposal" followed. >> will you marry me? >> no. say it like you mean it. >> in 2011 reynolds agreed somewhat reluctantly to play another greener super hero. >> and then there's kind of a famous moment where you go to the studio and say, hey, i'm going to be a different super hero named green lantern if you don't make "dead pool." >> if there's any way you c

. >> reporter: as for hollywood's portrayal of a real life officer similar to him, officer kind said be watching the rookie. >> officer bishop, you get to ride with the 40-year-old rookie. >> it will be interesting to see what hollywood says and what the real life experience is, and how it parallels mine. >> reporter: he said, yes his age creates challenges but nothing can keep him from following his dream. >> this is a young man's job. but, i hoechbtly believe if you -- i honestly believe if you have the heart and drive, you can go for it. >> reporter: even if it means you are still the rookie. >> that's a great out look. you can watch "the rookie" every tuesday night at 10:00, abc 7. >> a big night for warriors fan. the nba champs won their season home opener about a half hour ago, over the thunder. >> it's the kickoff to the last season in oakland, the team looks to move in to the new arena in san francisco next season. abc 7 report eer is live at orae and how fans are taking the changes. >> reporter: there's a lot of excitement here tonight t warriors unveiled yet another champio

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