yvonne: does the market share for hollywood domes -- the market share for hollywood films has fallenr slowed down. i'm just wondering, what is your outlook? you still seem to be quite optimistic about the hollywood film side of things, but against the backdrop of u.s.-china relations that are deteriorating, and there is a growing sense of nationalism against foreign-branded films. >> we are very focused on local language content. the chinese new year was very strong for us with three big local language films. we are planning a lot of local content and we expect to play a couple of other films coming up, so local content is a very important part of our strategy going forward, and we view it as growing and asked the more we grow that box office, the better it is for our business. hollywood films, while market share went down last year, we obviously think that there were other reasons that play. we had covid and the delay in hollywood releases as a result. a lot of markets shut globally. things slow down, so we do view -- "godzilla versus kong" came out and did very well. "avatar" came

and minorities in hollywood. 20 years old,re to be the next olivia cross stunt double. >> when i stopped two years ago, people were coming up to me. >> you're not really getting beat up, but it sure looks and sounds like it. >> kicks, punches, workouts, super-hero style. this is a typical day at the biggest stunt school in the world. learning everything from car chases, to epic battles. >> there's a real demand in the market right now, whether it's french or international, for stunt women. they're looking for confident stunt women where there is more and more action and special effects. there's a real demand. and we have a few who have already starred as stunt doubles in movies of very famous actresses. >> behind the movie make, stunt work is the world's most dangerous profession. stunt woman olivia jackson played a heavy price when she worked as a stunt double for actress lea djokovic. and worked on the set while whie crashing in a dangerous motorcycle stunt. >> when it happens to someone else, you say oh, dear

with black panther, hollywood finally gave the world a new perspective on africa. the superhero movie set and the high tech african land of conduct brought afro futurism into the mainstream. a world away from hollywood in a boot nigeria, apple futurism, is also taking root. a new generation of african artists is looking at their own culture from a new angle. comic book artist you to g must kinda credits black panther aqua card before. no, i've been known to be for about the 3rd. what's called 3 black concept. went to the phone as it was power no did with the knowledge it was mind blowing. africans everywhere were wow. in this comics. what kinda uses sy, fi and fantasy to address real world issues, the political power, corruption and abuse. lucky lou set in 2050 a de imagined africa as a world power battling on the global stage alongside china. and the us spacious modeled on, senegalese fishing boats, a post apocalyptic world, inspired by west african folklore, a zimbabwe and super hero. just some of the comics published by golly, media, which brings the best an afr

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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, quentin tarantino, iliza shlesinger, and music from lukas nelson & promise of the real. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. hey, hey. oh, that's very nice, thank you. hi. look at this. it's people again. aww, appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you. i know. it's been a long time. that's very nice. please sit, relax, relax. that's nice. this is our second night with a half-full -- is this audience half-full or half-empty? [ laughter ] i guess that depends on how you look at life, really. we have 89 vaccinated people in our studio audience. [ cheers and applause ] it's weird having half an audience. it's like thanos snapped his fingers and killed the rest of you. [ laughter ] speaking of thanos, we got an interesting bit of tid this morning, about the former president of the united states. the orange one. you remember him? [ laughter ] the daily beast says that, in 2019, donald trump wanted the government to investigate, guess who,

. >> hollywood, it seems was built on books. >> i'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse. >> we all know the don was a literary legend first. ♪ >> as was mary poppins. and that shark in "jaws". >> what do i always say, most important thing in this town is when you're making money. >> reporter: so it might surprise you that the book that inspired quentin tarantino's he ic "once upon a time in hollywood" was actually upt, ma. >> the t an aging actor and his stunt double looking for relevance in late 60s hollywood. the new book is actually a novelization, a much more detailed version of the script. so if, for instance, you want to see even more of brad pitt's character, the book will tell you everything that tarantino couldn't fit in the film. >> so is this home, l.a.? >> yeah. >> it all makes perfect sense to the author who we met at the movie theater he owns in los angeles. >> when i talked to you in 2009 you said this to a lot of people that at 60 you would switch gears and become a man of letters is how you put it and do novels. so you're 58. >> yeah. >> and you're headed down that

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in part first of all hollywood is kind of a superstitious place anyway, so a lot of people in hollywood had interests in astrology going back to the 40s. but in the chapter on the assassination attempt, i really try to take the reader minute by minute by minute what that day was like for ronald reagan, but for nancy reagan seeing her husband a lot closer to death. than the white house let on at that time. when ronald reagan survives that he has a religious faith. he believes that god preserved him for a reason. god has a purpose for him that really gives him sort of a piece. nancy reagan doesn't really have that kind of religious faith. in fact her father her adoptive father that she so worshiped was an atheist. so she is looking for essentially anything that can give her a sense of control because she is just racked by anxiety. she is wrapped by the fear that anytime her husband sets foot outside the white house. there's somebody out there waiting to finish off the job that john hinckley. so one day her good friend merv griffin, big talk show host entertainment executive someone with w

hollywood. i was a great. it was a great honor. the photos was really cool. i shot it with and you taylor joy from the queen. girl, the big guy. yeah. yeah, yeah. yeah. most beautiful. i think interesting. girls, you know women working. she's like a hip fond. you know what i mean? her, she's got the fun like guys, and then it was funny to watch or pull off. innocent. sexy matt show. yeah. because you're thinking at the beginning god, she's such a wave. so innocent. and then she got her groove and got her self aware that she began to wear it better and the 2nd half of it. yeah, she's a girl on the come there. that is a great young performer. listen, i'm talking to the man right now, and i'm sure i have something else. i mean my flies over, we're going to take a break here. i got to deal with my sushi lunch. get my job 1st. road straight up, the real and i me the board join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show

hollywood needed a bus to discharge the numerous stars of wes anderson's the french dispatch onto thet make for a total american invasion. try to make it sound like you wrote it that way on purpose. the movie, an anderson take on french culture, staring many of its usual star choices, but also including young american actor timothee chalamet, is set at a french newspaper in the fictional city of ennui, the french word for boredom. it was due to premiere at cannes in 2020 and returned for its delayed world premiere this year. cannes is very much a french film festival this year for obvious reasons to do with travel, but catching the odd glimpse of a hollywood star on the famous red carpet announces to the world that cinema is back. or at least it hopes it is. matt damon there for the action thriller stillwater, which gets a cinema release in august, said cannes had reminded him of what a big screen experience could feel like. i'm really glad that we are here this year. after watching things on television for two years just about, to be in a room with a thousand other people, i never wo

powerful hollywood. i wish i was a great. it was a great honor to follow. she was really cool. i shot it with and you taylor joy from the queen. the girl with the big guy. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. most beautiful. i think interesting. girls, you know women work in like a hip fond. you know what? i mean? her, she's got the fun like guys and then it was funny to watch or pull off. innocent dyslexia mad show. yeah. because you're thinking just beginning god, she's such a wave. so and then she got her groove and got her self awareness, and she began to wear it better in the 2nd half of it. yeah, she's a girl on the comm merriment, that is a great young performer. well, listen, i'm talking to the man right now. and i'm sure i have something else. i mean my flies over, we're going to take a break here. i got to deal with my sushi lunch. get my job 1st. road straight up the road for me look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings

�*cause, you know, what hollywood is really like".oice anecdotes about jackie's time in hollywood, where she took mental notes on the wild parties that would form the basis of novels like hollywood wives. excerpts from jackie's handwritten diaries paint a portrait of a complicated young woman who was in the shadow of her beautiful sister. while joan speaks affectionately of jackie, who sadly passed away in 2015, other interviews range from the glowing to the positively snide. archive tv footage shows jackie being besieged by angry women while defending her position as a feminist who aimed to liberate women with erotic fiction. men, as far as i could tell, had it all their own way. ultimately, lady boss is as star—studded, fascinating and funny as you'd expect from a doc about jackie collins, even if it's not quite as hilarious as that french and saunders sketch in the �*90s. it's in cinemas now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. are you a poet? i work in

let's dovetail to this, are the stars in hollywood getting a change of scenery?w mexico, chasing up to 35% in tax incentives and eloper production costs. but are -- and lower production costs. to new mexico and jeff flock who joins us live from the new hollywood of albuquerque. jeff. >> reporter: they call it tamalewood now, i don't know if that's politically correct or not, but in answer to your question, no, it's not. it's businesses that are benefiting, liz. this is the famedman -- mann's hat shop in albuquerque. and no company is more successful than drawing to them than the state of new mexico. take a look at what netflix is working on here. they bought an old production studio and have tremendously expanded it. eight stages out there, netflix stages, and, you know, they're pouring, they say, $2 billion over the course of the next ten years. and, you know, shows like stranger things, i have not watched that one, but i hear it is a very cool show, that's being shot here. numerous other productions. and so, yes, businesses benefit from this. i'm now going back

with black panther, hollywood finally gave the world a new perspective on africa. the superhero movie set and the high tech african land of conduct brought afro futurism into the mainstream. a world away from hollywood in a boot nigeria, apple futurism, is also taking root. a new generation of african artists is looking at their own culture from a new angle, comic book artist. i use a g ma, kinda credits black panther aqua card before. no, i've been known to be for about the 3rd. what's called 3 black concept wing for phone was power. that is completely new. this with technology. it was my africa was everywhere were wow. in this comics what kinda uses sy fi and fantasy to address real world issues, the political power, corruption and abuse. lucky lou set in 2050 a d. imagine africa as a world power battling on the global stage alongside china and the u. s. spaceships modeled on, senegalese fishing boats, a post apocalyptic world, inspired by west african folklore, a zimbabwe and super hero. just some of the comics published by golly media which brings the bath and

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. >> this is the iconic theater in hollywood.home of the academy awards. in fact, it was here in 1958 when a japanese born actress made entertainment history. >> you know, she may >> mackey became the first asian woman to win hollywood's highest honor the academy award for best actress in a supporting role playing the wife of an american airman in the epic sayonara. mackey was just one of several prominent japanese or japanese american performers who have been entertaining us for decades. and of course, there was the groundbreaking multi racial ensemble oast of star trek, los angeles native george to k portrayed lieutenant sulu. it was a turning point for asian americans on television. >> and asian character. >> who spoke without an accent part of the leadership team working together with divers of the au team. i can say there's been an enormous advance since the 1950's. but not going to the goals that we would like to see boldly going where no one had gone before. >> in hollywood. i'm chris wolfe. >> coming up next. as wildfires

is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different anymore?jesse, i had this conversation last night. a friend of mine said that acting may be dead. now, i think we should definitely we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business, obviously all stories need to be told. but hank is an amazing actor, he's incredible. 30 years. i don't know whye quit. but it's just a cartoon character. but i don't know. this is happening a lot. jesse: it's happening everywhere. that's what you do for a living. it's obviously not real. in this case it's a cartoon. i want to play some sound from bill maher who once in a while just nails it. he said the movies hollywood is putting out these days makes you want to curl up into a little ball and cry. >> the academy used to say look what good movies we make. now they say look what good people we are. it's about suffering, especially yours. >> if your movie is so woke, how come i'm falling asleep. jesse: we grew up taken in era where they had great films and blockbusters. i haven't heard of anything no

thank you so much for explaining hollywood to us. . for explaining hollywood to us.s produced high drama. the track and field programme got under way with an ethiopian winner in the men's 10,000 metres. and there was success for the us, sweden, australia and canada in women's football. but crushing disappointment for novak djokovic in tennis. lucy hockings is in tokyo for us. welcome back to tokyo where, yes, on day seven, we have reached the midpoint of the games, but the sports are somewhat being overshadowed right now because what we are seeing here in tokyo and around japan is a real spike in covid cases, and this afternoon, we saw a news conference here in tokyo given by the prime minister. the prime minister said that the coronavirus rate is going up, it's unprecedented in speed, and it's been fuelled by the delta variant, like it is elsewhere. the prime minister also warning the medical system is at risk of strain, and telling people they should be at home, staying at home and watching the games from there. here he is speaking a little earlier. translation: ka

he's just been voted by hollywood reporter as the most powerful cat in that field. it's rather a theory of field that everyone saw you meet a guy or a young lady who you can see in their eyes. they have the business and you can see they see the bigger picture too, and they see the smaller picture to find things that make a look look and you go ok. it's like semester slow. you got gab, so guess we feel gap gap. so i'm happy for to thank you for having a nice to meet you, and it is la roche. and this is dennis miller plus one the the ah, the eastern half of the united states were going to have billions, if not trillions of periodical cicada is interacting with tens of millions of human beings in their back yard. oh my god. obviously some of the cicadas do not have very high tolerance for alcohol because they are already passing out of minutes. 400. the very satisfying and this is your media reflection of reality. the in the world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer lation for community you're going the right way. where are you being that somewhere w

who was blacklisted by traditional hollywood, just to be clear for you.in particular. i want to see you on the big screen, i can't wait. >> go to god's not that.com. w straight ahead, house minority leader kevin mccarthy met with both the biden and donald trump today and he will post what happened. later the great one mark levine will w weigh in on marxism in america, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere— all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now german chancellor angela merkel is in washington tonight where she just wrapped up a dinner with president biden and house minority le

we'll bristle sometimes in congress when hollywood stars come and testify on this issue or that. with ben affleck, we know he knows what he is talking about. he has put in time and resources and effort into this and has become a real expert on these issues. he can lend some good advocacy work in all that he does. we look forward to this discussion. let me get it started off. representative bass, with regard to foreign policy, it is often said that politics stop at the water's edge. we know that is not completely true. with regard to africa, it is more true than not. the you talk about that and the initiatives that you have going with your colleagues both in your own party and across the aisle? >> first of all, thank you for including me in this conversation. i admire the work of the institute tremendously and it is an absolute honor to be involved. one thing so important and you know this senator: the legislation, the hearings around africa is a very bipartisan issue. i will say that just like in the u.s. and around the world, we are focused on covid and making sure that covid do

and there's a lot of, i would say in hollywood maybe there's some people that don't like people they're too successful. and so they're kind of wishing secretly maybe they're gonna flop. but you didn't flop. you had an incredible hit. your first show “bridgerton” was the most successful opening show of anything on netflix ever. >> all is fair in love and war. david: so when it went on for the first time were you worried that night whether it would actually be a success or did you not panic? shonda: you know, it's interesting. i wasn't scared about the success of the show. that's not my job. i always say that. i was happy by then because netflix was already happy. everybody had already really liked the show. everybody was really pleased with it. i wasn't worried about numbers or how it was going to do. one of the things i liked about netflix was everybody told me i didn't have to worry about the numbers because ratings don't quote unquote matter on netflix. of course they do. but you know, that was the sort of thought that was had. so i wasn't worried about that. i was much more nervous w

us, and you have hollywood or nicor -- the nba bend a knee to china. and hollywood apologize, the actor, because he called taiwan a country. >> unbelievable. right. kevin, this is so important. we have to leave it there, one thing i want to under line is because of those real threats, and the socialism, they are working on in that building where you are. that is where what you are doing, to try to keep the party united, so we can win in the midterm elections, it is so important to everything that we're talking about, yes this is a long-term conversation, but short-term, those elections it is important. and i think that everyone needs to understand. why it is you are working so hard to keep the pert together that is the why we'll fight off the challenges, kevin mccarthy thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: let's bring in our other guest emily and brian kilmeade. what makes america great. go to fox nation to sign up for free now. brian, what makes america great? what lessons are you sharing with us. >> same, you did to past your test, your citizensh

no one is taking for i granted either the days of the films spectacular only hollywood can afford toar, a start was made. cannes made a big effort to go green at this yet to reduce the festival's carbon footprint and introduce a new section of the films are devoted to climate change and the environment. there is a new section are brought forth a wave of compelling cinema. when the red carpet leading up to the palais des festivals was unrolled this year, something was different. it was made not of pvc, pet material that could be recycled. it was also a reliance on a hybrid and electric cars at the festival too to ferry the celebrities. there was also the launching of a special section entitled is an art for the climate, one feature film and six documentaries. cannes, efforts to go green really impressed marion cotillard, who produced one of the documentaries. it is cotillard, who produced one of the documentaries.— documentaries. it is an amazing thin , documentaries. it is an amazing thing. they _ documentaries. it is an amazing thing, they really _ documentaries. it is an amazing th

the director behind some of hollywood's most iconic movies. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with tropical storm elsa which is passing near the florida keys this morning. it's expected to make landfall sometime today on the west coast of florida. right now tropical storm warnings are up in portions of the state. elsa slammed cuba hitting the country's southern coast in the afternoon. of cuba.m packing trentia there's also fears about potential mudslides. laura podesta is tracking the storm's latest path. parts of florida filing the beginnings of elsa's wrath. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. bands of heavy rain continue to pummel parts of western cuba. the outer bands moving north into southern florida and parts of the keys. the outer rain bands are bringing with them 40 mile per hour winds, heavy rain and the threat of tornadoes. tropical storm elsa turned through cuba overnight inundating the island withp tet anticipate a storm this early in the season. we've got to get this tightened up. >> reporter: elsa is moving north followi project

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live nba finals mo dric the entertain, and we play "college knowledge" with jalen suggs, joel ayayi, mo bamba, myles turner, presented by nissan and youtube tv. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> give me more! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. that's enough. that's enough. young lady. okay. hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." hosted by me, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] we are in primetime for game five of the nba finals. now, milwaukee tied things up after the suns imploded in game four. phoenix had more turnovers than a german pastry shop. [ laughter ] once again, giannis came up big for the bucks. not only did he make the suns eat their words, he also made them eat a basketball. watch this. >> tucker on edge. throws it up for ayton! omiaistetokounmpo, what a block >> anthony: whew! you've got to watch out for giannis. that man will buck you up! you know, a lot of people were wondering why giannis mysteriously left the court during the first quarter in games three and four. well,

>> there is an insularity that comes with being in a certain position in hollywood.t doesn't matter that if someone doesn't know who you are, they won't see you as just another person of color your racism in this country is the racism in this country unfortunately. david: the events that led to the murder of george floyd affected our country dramatically and certainly the black community, particularly. how did you respond to it? or a prominent black figure in the country. if you feel you had some obligation to speak out or do more? how did it change your life? >> i think that the entire situation did a couple things. like anybody else, i thought nothing but rage and frustration. i also felt real dismayed that people use that event to finally discover that racism existed. that was disturbing to me that it took -- something that horrific for people to say there is inequality? that was upsetting to me. i didn't feel like i had a particular obligation to do anything more than any other person to your a lot of people were marching. a lot of people were protesting. the bea

gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stavend get this! he and the democrats have approved direct cash payments to californians including illegal immigrants. there's also a proposal for universal basic income, guaranteed income. if we are also learning that l.a. county is reinstituting the mask mandate regardless of either whether or not you are vaccinated. what happened to follow the science? now perhaps the name most talked about to run against newsom's former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell. he tells us he has made his decision on whether to enter the race. you haven't given me the slightest hint and i've tried hard numerous times. >> thanks for having me, the deadline is tomorrow and i made a decision not to run. it's mainly for two reasons. i want to be available to push forward this america first agenda, the very important agenda, now more than ever. i think the first thing that needs to be done in california is a structural change. we need to be able to push forward this massive structural change in

the only thing i object to as you go boat off that light you can take them out of hollywood, right but definitely better. so actually i think it would come up underneath this way. okay, like i get perfectly, what did that what did you say gobo off that light mr. president? what did you say gopro off that level what's that name? well, that's well it like now that when there's lighting a scene and then they only want let's say say that right there. they only want the top half of it right i think in there then they have on the same kind of racks like that. they have big black bars and every bars and then they run one of those up and say go off. and they have lights in hollywood that are called abroads and in you should see the visitors when somebody yells out to cameraman yells out. hey go both abroad. sounds like some kinky thing that they do in hollywood, you know, i did a long interview with with jimmy stewart for the archives of the kennedy center for you know having won the award and we were talking about screen tricks and he said that for destry rides again that that marlena direct

how did you end up in hollywood? >> it just kind of happens. i was at the santa fe opera. of my -- asked if i wanted to go to los angeles and pursue film. but i had been in opera, doing the tempest. and in theater doing shakespeare. i had a love for theater. so film was so far out of my scope. then one day i met spike lee. he advised me how to get more film experience. i personally did not think i needed film experience. i was not planning on getting into film and before i knew it i was designing his first studio films. >> since then you have worked with spike lee on 14 films. tell us how did working with him help you develop. >> he was like my first mentor. he actually with the -- would go shopping with me for certain characters. he would talk about meeting -- needing multiples and the different nuances of filmmaking. he made sure that i was adept at. so, we went to the paces together. there were no bad answers, no wrong answers. he really did shepherd me into the film industry. >> you transform so many people. opera winfre -- oprah winfrey and chadwick boseman as the kin

hollywood stars scarlett johansson sues disney for breach of contract after they streamed her film lack at the same time as its cinema release. hello and welcome, if you are watching in the u.k., on pbs in the u.s., or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and around the globe. we start with amazon, which has been fined almost $900 million for breaking the europn union's data protection laws. it's the biggest fine ever imposed under the eu's privacy regulations and more than twice the penalty that many observers were predicting. the online retail giant has been criticized in recent years for the information icap has from its customers shopping histories. amazon says the punishment is not merited and plans to defend itself vigorously. here is our business correspondent. >> it is a bigger amount that was predicted, and it also shows that luxembourg, where amazon is headquartered in the eu, is willing to really show its might and enforce these rules. this is a big fine, way for the eu to send a message that you need to abide by these rules. what the eu i

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