that is what you need to do in hollywood.d to figure out an angle they can use to market a film. that was successful for us. that movie opened number one. finding that angle has been the speciality of packer. since stomp the yard, he has achieved numerous openings, using his knack for marketing and enlisting the help of his collaborators and film stars. some may argue the placement in his movies help boost the careers of now well—known faces like idris elba, kevin hart and tiffany haddish in the 2017 hit girls trip. historically, this symbiotic relationship between actor and producer has been quite common in the film industry. so hollywood is changing and stars are not as much of a safe bet to fill seats at the theatre. do you feel this is happening? how do you respond to this phenomenon? i have never been somebody who has been beholden purely to the hollywood star system. i have given some starring leading roles to actors and actresses who have not gotten them before but who deserve them, who i knew there was an audience who

>> i think so and as a matter of fact, the hollywood reporter, the trade magazine for hollywood, and the industry, reports that in fact, this is so bad or at least within many studios is recognized earlier this year as being a problem here one executive, according to a source to the hollywood reporter, noted that they refused to even read the script at the studio because the idea was so crazy. others recognized the danger involved and i think what that tells you is that even they do know what this means. the other report from the hollywood reporter was that there have been some edits to this film already and so that would indicate also an acknowledgment of responsibility in the impact of what film and television due to the nature to our culture and the way people relate to each other paid in fact, that's what they take pride in. this is why they do the movies they do. and why they are so shocked at the election in 2016. and so i think they recognize this. the fact that they were willing to do it does confirm that they -- that this divide exists and that they are willing and even inte

for more than 40 years well before this week to movement swept into hollywood and he has been saying for very very very many years now that what has happened it's happened so long ago that even the young lady that you perpetrated this sexual assault against has said that she has forgiven him everyone is forgiven him except hollywood and that he just wants people to judge him on the basis of his films and that's beginning to be very very difficult however i really think that the biggest film festival is is sending a message to the world by allowing his film to be viewed there with they're really saying is that need to may have taken over hollywood and perhaps other film countries around the world but in italy they are not going to let hollywood dictate to him what is art and when are is important and i think this sends a clear message even though roman polanski did not appear for the film's premiere there are his films that he could. there are you know he's kind of in the back it almost like some of the other people that are here in hollywood nick parker had one of his films debut the

, but hollywood is really terrible.ey are doing with the kind of movies they are putting out, that's actually very dangerous for our country. what hollywood is doing a tremendous disturbance or country. >> dan: joining me now for reaction, kerry picket, and fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, i will go to you for us. i can almost guarantee you every so-called "deplorable" in this movie is going to be some ridiculous hollywood snob elitist stereotype of what a trump voter looks for, and it is probably not going to be positive. do you think i'm right on that or is that asi stretch? >> i think so, and as a matter of fact, "the hollywood reporter," the trade magazine for hollywood and the industry, reports that in fact, this is so bad or at least within many studios recognized earlier this year as being a problem. one executive, according to a source to "the hollywood reporter," noted that they refused to even read the script at the studio because the idea was so crazy. others recognized the danger involved, and i thin

hollywood is racist.g with the kind of moviers this ee putting out, is very dangerous for our country. hollywood what they're doing is a tremendous disservice to our country. >> president trump calling out hollywood over a controversial new film set to be released by nbc universal. it's called "the hunt" and it centers around elites hunting and killing de plorables, the plot some decry as incensensiti. jonathan has the backstory. >> good evening. we should point out off the top here, that we have not seen the movie. we have not read the screen play. as far as we're aware neither has the president. and we have not seen any suggestion as he appeared to make that race is anything of a factor in this movie. there are political overtone unless the trailer. the hollywood reporter claims the movie was originally called "red state versus blue state." it also reports that early in the screen play one of the characters says, quote, nothing better than going after the manner and slaughtering a bunch of de plorables.

as the studio system in hollywood.studios began to lose their power and diverse set of their theatre chains et cetera, as more at is started to become free agents and directors became free agents, producers became more important because a producer had to put the movie together. a producer could not merely rely on what the studio provided, they had to package it themselves. there are many different ways to evaluate the success of a producer. the first is, obviously, did the movie make money? the second is was the movie any good? and there are plenty of producers who keep working because even though their movies have not made money yet they make good movies. another metric is did the producer managed to attract serious talent in front and behind the camera? did the producer actually run a good set? did people oi'i actually run a good set? did people on the set have a good experience? so much that they would work with the producer again? there are many different ways to judge. as far as hollywood is concerned, it usually

hollywood is racist.they're doing with the kind of movies they're putting out is actually very dangerous for our country. david: now the film is also being criticized for its glorified gun violence less than a week after two mass shootings, so should universal reconsider plans to release the movie? >> i think they should absolutely reconsider. this seems like an unbelievably wreckless kind of entertainment and i'd put that in quotes to a country that is already feeling uncertain and uneasy about the political rhetoric and the political climate. i mean, there is going to be some sick person out there who watches this movie and says wow, what a cool idea. let's go hunt us some deplorable s, or the elites are going to come for us let's go kill some elites. what a stupid idea and by the way, hollywood has never taken responsibility for people etrait ing any kind of violence, gun or otherwise. this would be a, we can't really expect that they will do this but they should. >> first of all i don't want to get al

think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselves hollywood creates the space right they decide through their mode of production as kellner would say he's a media scholar he says they decide who puts the scripts up what scripts are what they get to represent and most of the scripts that we get represent the dominant cultures narrative the ones that don't are usually independent films so if this is a larger film production. hollywood doesn't care who plays the part as long as finances come in so we're arguing about a number of different levels one we're arguing about the disrespect that cynthia allegedly had for african or has for african-americans 2 were arguing in a space about one another in the diaspora. that we haven't created for ourselves because in that to ality yes we do play parts across the spectrum it is about getting to know one another we're talking from a place of stereotypes we haven't really had conversations with one another to determine how we feel about one another and the roles that exist for us to play if we and this is if

old hollywood, new hollywood in a moment only hollywood could bring us. ♪ ♪

old hollywood, new hollywood in a moment only hollywood could bring us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're heading fory. >> where did you say? >> mexico. all the way down. >> you're going all the way to mexico tonight in this old heap of junk? >> reckon the town get along without us till monday? >> i reckon. if i was young enough to bounce that far, i would go with you. >> "the last picture show" waze movie that however old i was when i saw it, i was like oh, my god, this is about me. this is about us. this is about america as we are right now here in the mid-'70s, not as we were in the 1950s. >> peter don vich loved movies, had awe sense of movie history, but had a very strong sensibility. he spoke to a new generation, both visually and emotionally. >> orson wells wanted it to be sharp. he said you'll never get it in color. what do i do? shoot it in black and white. >> "the last picture show" is the movie that made me fall in love with movies. it just blew my mind. it's about everything that holds you back, and it's about being young. there is heartbreak, wisdom that comes of age, and young people di

listen first tomo donald trump's reaction in general, not about this film about hollywood. >> hollywood is really terrible you talk about racist, hollywood is racist. what they are doing with the kind of movies they are putting out, it's actually very dangerous for our country. what hollywood is doing is a tremendous disservice to our country. >> do you buy into that, it's donald trump right on this one? >> absolutely. and that's what i'm hearing.dont executive producers of movies and something called censorship. that's when i'm hearing. it is censorship, let me be very clear. >> the government hasn't shut anything down. >> can i finish my comment? >> sure. >> the movie has been pulled for a variety of reasons.remember o? it was pulled because of the shooting in vegas. and the schwarze schwarze movie it was pulled because of a shooting. my point is this, let hollywood decide what to sell to the american public and let the public decide it it is a worthwhile movie to attend. not the president, not horace. this expression of free ideas let it continue in hollywood. >> there is no censorsh

proclaiming a fabulous era in hollywood. movies became the talkies with the premiere of a jazz singer and the voice of al jolson. >> it's interesting the first sound motion picture was a musical in which al jolson only sang and the reason for that is they said, well, who wants to hear actors talk. >> most of the running time it's a silent film using titles with an orchestra score. every once in a while the orchestra stops and jolson pops up and starts singing. ♪ wonderful tales are always hard to find ♪ ♪ some folks have one some folks have none ♪ >> jolson always talked to his audience. it was one of the things he was known for was his patter. and specifically, his catch phrase which he'd been saying since 1906. >> you ain't heard nothing yet. wait a minute. you ain't heard nothing. >> he said that when they were recording the audio so the first words we hear in dialogue in a film were, you ain't heard nothing yet. >> the first full talking feature, "lights of new york," is a very dull pseudo gangster film with people you'v

but it's hollywood. >> a controversial hollywood movie depicting conservatives being hunted by liberalsgs and nbc is promoting this. how on earth is it acceptable? joining me, todd starnes. what does this tell you? >> there is a disconnect in hollywood. the truth of the matter is deplorables have been hurnltsed by the left and hollywood for a long time. we have been documenting this in my couple at foxnews.com for years. this is a disturbing narrative coming out of hollywood. remember when maxine waters told that crowd we are going to harass the trump supporters. we are going to hunt them down wherever they might be. even if they are in a supermarket or gas straition. in that trailer one of the places where a deplorable is attacked is a gas station. this out of the dnc playbook when it comes to attacking trump supporters. trish: if you are a trump supporters and you are a conservative in america, they have the right to hate you, to harass you, and to be violent? it feels like -- that's why i'm so upset with social media. people are living in silos and the left has this silo where it's o

but hollywood is really table. you talk about racist, hollywood is racist. what they are doing with the kind of movies they are putting out is actually very dangerous for our country. lou: and deeply, deeply mentally disturbed obviously the culture of hollywood. joining us tonight social media superstars diamond. great to have you with us, ladies. let's start with the movie. i think this is an amazing plot line. the global elites go after the deplorables in the hunt. how sick are these folks in hollywood? >> well, they are very sick. you know, they glorify violence, yet, they advocate for gun control. >> uh-huh. >> and then they create and make this movie where you have americans gunning down other americans based on the color of their politics. so they are racist. and it's time to do something about hollywood. hollywood is -- [inaudible] -- violence, mass murders happening in our country, it is because of hollywood because they glorify violence. they are nothing but hypocrites. >> that's right. i think it is time for us to boycott hollywood. that's what it

i think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselves hollywood creates the space right they decide through their mode of production as kellner would say he's a media scholar he says they decide who puts the scripts up what scripts are what they get to represent and most of the scripts that we get represent the dominant cultures narrative the ones that don't are usually independent films so if this is a larger film production hollywood doesn't care who plays the part as long as finances come in so we're arguing about the number of different levels one we're arguing about the disrespect that cynthia allegedly had for african or has for african-americans 2 were arguing in a space about one another in the diaspora. that we haven't created for ourselves because in actuality yes we do play parts across the spectrum it is about getting to know one another we're talking from a place of stereotypes we haven't really had conversations with one another to determine how we feel about one another and the roles that exist for us to play if we and this is if yo

hollywood has made some much of the movie industry. determined by sex and by the way exposure of scenes which years ago when they had the these sensors would be allowed and now they feel they can't make a movie unless you've got a very raw seen any of his call your artistic license you know that and so it's already become a kind of sexually exploitive industry where women actresses who are very serious actresses feel that they have got to be sexy desirable allow shares in the way even as you make the point you know that's always been the case there are 11 or a keeps cropping up in your movie whereas no it's been the case for the thing it started maybe with marilyn monroe because i mean she was so desirable and she did what she was told to do and but she studied hard and became a very talented comic actress but before anyone thinks it's just about women male relationship is obviously about male male relationships in the hollywood industry as well but in how we. plus rather than identity makes entrance that these some of these moguls are

his father henry was a great hollywood movie star. sex symbol. he made many movies in his later years and he has one coming out in october. he was nominated for an oscar for writing easy rider but he was nominated for best actor. we will have to end the interview there i am afraid. thank you so much for that. that is the life of peter fonda who was in easy rider. thanks for watching. stay tuned. hello again. well, broadly speaking, today has been a day of sunshine and showers, with rather breezy conditions as well. some very large, towering clouds threatening there in the skyline in the highlands of scotland, and here we have seen a number of heavy showers tied up with an area of low pressure just to the north—west. across the south of england, meanwhile, we have this wiggling weather front that is going to be heading in over the next few hours. that will threaten outbreaks of rain, scraping its way across the south of england before turning north, bringing rain potentially into parts of east anglia and south—east england, but for the

the hollywood star, peter fonda, has died at his home in los angeles.he co—wrote and produced. our correspondent, peter bowes, takes a look back at his career. easy rider, the counterculture classic. the open road, sex, drugs and rock and roll. the film was written, produced by and starred peter fonda, along with dennis hopper, playing a pair of long—haired bikers travelling through the american south—west and deep south. it touched a nerve with the country's youth and captured the mood of the times. it also spawned a new era in film—making, focused on younger generations. it earned peter fonda an oscar nomination for best original screenplay, and catapulted him to stardom in hollywood. later in his career he was nominated for best actor in the 1997 drama ulee's gold, in which he played a florida beekeeper. he won a golden globe for the film. peter fonda was part of hollywood royalty, the son of the actor henry fonda and younger brother ofjane fonda. like his father, he was honoured with a star on hollywood's walk of fame. a lasting tribute to the actor

think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselves hollywood creates the space right they decide through their mode of production as kellner would say he's a media scholar he says they decide who puts the scripts up what scripts are what they get to represent and most of the scripts that we get represent the dominant cultures narrative the ones that don't are usually independent films so if this is a larger film production hollywood doesn't care who plays the part as long as finances come in so we're arguing low number of different levels one we're arguing about the disrespect that cynthia allegedly had for african or has for african-americans 2 were arguing in a space about one another in the diaspora. that we haven't created for ourselves because in that to ality yes we do play parts across the spectrum it is about getting to know one another we're talking from a place of stereotypes we haven't really had conversations with one another to determine how we feel about one another and the roles that exist for us to play if we and this is if you

again, old hollywood, new hollywood in a way only hollywood could bring us. >>> hong kong police escalatede. and a big setback for the saudi led coalition in yemen as allies turn against one another. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and from all around the world. i'm rosemary church at cnn headquarters in atlanta, and this is "cnn newsroom"

. >> hollywood is really terrible, you talk about racist, hollywood is racist. what they are doing with the kind of movies they are putting out, it's actually very dangerous for our country. what hollywood is doing is a tremendous disservice to our country. >> do you buy into that, it's donald trump right on this one? >> absolutely. and that's what i'm hearing. let me be very clear. the movie has been pulled for a variety of reasons. my point is this. let hollywood decide what they are going to show the american public. this expression of free ideas, let it continue in hollywood. there is no censorship. the government hasn't said anything. government hasn't in any way interfered with this piece of junk coming forward to. common sense has prevailed, and instead -- >> isn't president trump part of the government? >> he hasn't denied any rights, he hasn't had anyone arrested. this piece, -- hollywood has a right to make a movie. hollywood has the right to make a movie so what's the big deal. because the president doesn't like it? >> i have a right -- >> leo, the un

communities in the country, beverly hills, brentwood, and the hollywood hills. among the famous faces to be robbed: usher, adam lambert, and reality tv personality or dorit kemsley. >> they steal all of my jewelry, all of my hand bags. >> reporter: at his arraignment today, los angeles prosecutors say beverly hills realtor jason identified his targets during open houses, conspiring with benjamin ackerman to rob homes of jewelry, electronics, and clothes worth millions both men face 50 counts including burglary, money laundering and identity theft. they've pleaded not guilty >> is this prosecution driven by facts or publicity not only is mr. ackerman presumed to be innocent, he is actually innocent. >> tonight the realtor and his alleged accomplice accused of stealing from the rich and famous, a hollywood plot making true reality tv. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, what happened in the deadly struggle involving an american tourist in paradise the witness speaking out. the high pre tonight a key eyewitness is speaking out to nbc's morgan chesk

it's called "once upon a time in hollywood." quint tarantino is here. [ cheers and applause ] the world premiere is happening right across the street from us. quentin says this is his second to last movie, he's going to retire after his next film. and that film i'm excited to announce we found out today is called "the emoji movie part 2." [ laughter ] earlier tonight here on abc it was men tell all night on "the bachelorette." and by the way, speaking as a man, i can guarantee you they didn't tell all. the men don't even remember never mind tell. but the big drama tonight again centered on luke p., who -- do you know luke? he's been the villain all season long. [ boos ] so last week hannah sent luke home. not only did luke not go home after she sent him home even though she was very emphatic he needed to go home. tonight he showed up again. >> why are you here? >> i need to talk to you. >> no. >> go back in line, man. >> hannah, i'm going to stand here all day -- >> no, you're [ bleep ] not. >> how relationships work is through

the veteran hollywood actor peter fonda has died at age 79., best known for the 1969 film easy rider, which he co—wrote and produced. the actor died after suffering respiratory failure from lung cancer. in a statement, his family said: "we wish for all to celebrate his indomitable spirit and love of life. " hollywood reporter gayl murphy in los angeles. thank you so much for your time. he really was from hollywood royalty, wasn't he? yes he was. he was the son of oscar—winning actor henry fonda, the brother of oscar—winning actress and activist jane fonda and the father of bridget fonda. now, in these moments that we — that i was waiting to come on, jane fonda issued a statement, syria acted to what she called her little brother's passing. she said he was a sweet hearted baby brother and i can only imagine her always calling him baby brother. she said she described him as the talker of the family. she saidi as the talker of the family. she said i have had some beautiful alone time with him in these last few days and she assured all he went out

he calls himself hollywood. he's obsessed with hollywood productions. he likes to disrupt them. set when we're shooting? how about whether i'm sleeping at the hotel. but ultimately. >> jimmy: hollywood. >> do you remember the '80s movie "mannequin"? i got a little excited. there was a flamboyant fashion forward character in that movie who called himself hollywood. >> jimmy: this wasn't it? >> no, it was a homeless man. >> jimmy: he likes to stay in the hotel? >> so the disruption, i didn't every see him. i heard his voice, he shouted obscenities one time when we were trying to shoot. i'm not going to lie, i was like, is that hollywood! one day when our crew had been setting up, and these guys get there so early and they're sweeping and making it look great, apparently, he came out on the level above them, ripped up a bunch of little pieces of paper and threw it, like confetti over where they'd been sweeping like a 12 year old. this is his big disruptive. >> jimmy: i file like this is what donald trump would be doing if he hadn't been born into wealth. >> the craziest thing to me

but my next guest knows well how vicious hollywood can be.ongressional candidate antonio sabato, jr. it takes a lot to shock me. but i must admit i was shocked by what bill maher said. were you? >> i was. not too long ago i told the president win want to work for you because i can go to hollywood and talk to these cry babies. the liberals in hollywood and all over the country are trying to destroy the country. the way we do things as conservatives with love and kindness, that's why we'll win next year. they can say practically anything they want on tv, wish people to die and that's allowed? this is not the country i love. the power hollywood has and what they have done to people like me and people who believe in a different belief. just because i support a different president you are going to shout me down and wish me dead? i hate bullies. you don't want to fight the patriots. we are getting very, very strong for the minute. david: when you push back at a bully, they usually back down. >> no, because they confront people on tv. when they have

movies apropos hollywood now we know about the problems and the hollywood the gaming industry has had sex has problems as well well of course but it changed a lot we all remember the 1st female characters in the games she will sex objects men are still dominating the community but today we have a lot of strong women in the games for example in assassin's creed they can choose if you hear is a man or women and of course there are so many famous and strong female plays in the community today because the number of women in the game is around 40 percent so the gangs change the industry change but. very often the tone between the place in the community is very sexist it's sexist and many women feel really insulted. every time they play games games also have a reputation of being pretty aggressive lots of fighting also a car chases but i cheat it's not really true is it the best selling game of all times guess what it is tetris book the classic from the eighty's and still very successful and that brings us to another trends at games come and this is happening simulation in real time what it

also a great actor brings to this chaos he's a great actor too but it's not all about hollywood what should we look at the festival now one movie i am excited to see that we actually just got a little look at there is called the truth this is by japanese director. but it takes place in france and he does something that no french director has managed to do he's brought together 2 of the big icons of french cinema that's going to be nice for the very 1st time in a film can you believe it took a japanese director to do that and a little bit about the movie. plays a big actress must come easy to her and she's just written her memoirs and place her daughter is not happy with what's in them let's have a quick look at 10. years that you'll need me as something of a new long do you want to. i'm not going to have says you'll need anybody take me maybe. you can cut that week. company zealots russia home with a. loser and. people need to. know what you were got an exam and exam health at the end of the neighbors you might need to pull. teeth. to get you. so this is a record a does 1st movie out

we go back to 1969 hollywood for this movie, a changing time. the old guard, on the mainstream. it focus on three different people. one is rick dalton, an actor played by leonardo dicaprio, who feels like his moment has passed. he feels middle—aged and too old. cliff booth is played by brad pitt, who is rick's best friend, his stuntman, and you have sharon tate, played by margot robbie. sharon tate was a real person, she was a real actor, married to roman polanski, and she is the opposite, her star is on the rise.

easy rider legend peter fonda dies age 79 born into hollywood royalty the actor and producer will be remembered as an icon of the counterculture. plus the bundesliga kicks off and in the very 1st match of the new season defending champions by munich held to a shock troll to belive. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program hong kong's being rocked by another weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations fears of an imminent crackdown by the chinese authorities as stoking tensions night has now fallen and police have begun deploying deploying on the streets and chasing down protest is chinese state media paying condemning the protesters actions as the beginning of terrorism meanwhile thousands of pro beijing supporters have gathered at a rally on the other side of the city they calling for an end to the violent protests which broke out over the last 3 months. de devotees charlot shells until joins us now from hong kong china what's the situation where you are right now. 2nd right now i am outside police station where earlier on tonight a small group of protesters gathered this is somethin