. # everybody comes to hollywood. los angeles, widely regarded as the movie capital of the world, millions of dreamers have flocked here over the decades searching for hollywood. people can go to hollywood boulevard, to the walk of fame or go on a studio tour. but many leave town disappointed that they haven't found a focal point in hollywood. this imposing new complex on the corner of wilshire boulevard and fairfax avenue may change all that when it opens its doors next week. hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museum, billed as the largest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's sight consists of a converted old department store from 1939, connected to an adventurous, brand—new futuristic structure, which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the centre—place for people coming to

. # everybody comes to hollywood. the movie capital of the world, millions of dreamers have flocked here over the decades searching for hollywood people can go to hollywood boulevard, to the walk of fame or go on a studio tour. but many leave town disappointed that they haven't found a focal point in hollywood. this imposing new complex on the corner of wilshire boulevard and fairfax avenue may change all that when it opens its doors next week. hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museum, billed as the largest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's site consists of a converted old department store from 1939 connected to an adventurous, brand new futuristic structure which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the center place for people coming to los angeles looking for a sense of

the design is inspired by landmarks like the hollywood bowl and the cinerama dome and the bubble like open air garden levels between the 10th and 17th floors. >> we think it's important for an employee during the long workday to be able to go outside and enjoy los angeles' phenomenal weather and sun. >> reporter: brian concern is the president of hollywood presser sanctions inc. >> i was happy to see hollywood is used as laboratory for new architecture. >> reporter: but he has reservation about the future of bungalows in a historic district will that butt up to the proposed project of the columbia square towers. >> the fear is the small district will be hemmed in on a sides by towers. >> reporter: the matter of hollywood has been home to a growing number of high rises over the past decade. the developers of this star promised to work with the city to reduce the impact on traffic. >> the application process is expected to take about two years. and construction should last about three more. >>> a bear sighting prommed a shelter in place at a norm california school. and it might -- you c

lately it feels like hollywood is starting to listen.broadway revival of children of a lesser god, will soon star as a marvel superhero in eternals. sound of metal, a harrowing drama about a man who loses his hearing and becomes immersed in a deaf community, won two oscars earlier this year. coda offers a different but savvy strategy towards progress, inserting a raw and authentic portrayal of disability into a comforting and familiar genre. it gives the issue of deaf representation its biggest platform yet. blockbuster season has featured quite a few horror films, among them emily blunt in a quiet place part ii and michael bay's the forever purge. and now candyman, nearly 30 years after it first hooked audiences, has been given a 21st century makeover, as emma jones reports. candyman. the urban legend is, if you say his name five times while looking in the mirror, he appears in reflection kills you. who would do that? the candyman of the 1992 original, starring tony todd and virginia madsen was a rarity — a black horror protagonist. he

lately it feels like hollywood is starting to listen.of a lesser god, will soon star as a marvel superhero in eternals. sound of metal, a harrowing drama about a man who loses his hearing and becomes immersed in a deaf community, won two oscars earlier this year. coda offers a different but savvy strategy towards progress, inserting a raw and authentic portrayal of disability into a comforting and familiar genre. it gives the issue of deaf representation its biggest platform yet. blockbuster season has featured quite a few horror films, among them emily blunt in a quiet place part ii and michael bay's the forever purge. and now candyman, nearly 30 years after it first hooked audiences, has been given a 21st century makeover, as emma jones reports. candyman. the urban legend is, if you say his name five times while looking in the mirror, he appears in the reflection and kills you. who would do that? the candyman of the 1992 original, starring tony todd and virginia madsen, was a rarity — a black horror protagonist. he was the spectre of d

i think all of hollywood is watching-— i think all of hollywood is watchin. ,, watching. passes season also had -- a _ watching. lob passes season also had -- a latina - watching. lob passes season also had -- a latina becausei also had —— a latina because was brought to the setting. latinos have been woefully underrepresented in mainstream cinema but it was being criticised for being too light—skinned. t criticised for being too light-skinned.- criticised for being too light-skinned. criticised for being too liaht-skinned. ~ , , light-skinned. i think this is actually an _ light-skinned. i think this is actually an ongoing - light-skinned. i think this is actually an ongoing issue i light-skinned. i think this is| actually an ongoing issue for hollywood. the lack of inclusion of black latinos are specifically darker skinned latinos. we got in the heights because so many people were so vocal about leaving latinos out and that criticism spurred the film and then the film came out and those very same people were like hey, you are not representing all of us and that opens th

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the idea of hollywood as this untouchable, glamorous place.utchering now? english. >> reporter: for one thing, sophie's chose, meryl streep's correct polish lared with germany accent epitomized a changing hollywood universe, i increasingly inhabited by dialect coaches. >> the same way we think about costume design or the set we're in or the soundscape, the question is: what is the accent and how is it helping to find the story. >> i found icelandic pretty easy, but make she just made it seem to be. >> you are a dreamer. >> reporter: samara bay taught rachel mcadams her icelandic accent for the 2020 film "europe vision song contest." > her homework included dissecting the speech of icelandic singer bjork. >> there is a lot more scrutiny, and audiences can't be fooled. and as a performer, you have a responsibility to do right by your characters. >> this is what i actually used with rachel. >> oh, my. >> reporter: yes. but can she make me found icelandic. >> i call pop music pop music because it is the music of the people. >> reporter: pop music,

the originals was pure fiction, as typical hollywood action claim stores said in the exotic car to be in. but the revised screenplays had multiple references to politics and real life events. it mentioned cut more than $25.00 times. the muslim brotherhood group, the 11 types linking it to quote, capitalism. the, the new script also mentioned names of real cassidy people and others with links to cut on as well as the doha based tv station. i'll just see it all in the context of sponsoring ah, before changing the script, the americans would use a kia jem, emailed the direction many holler in this message g a gym said that the m a c production company on collins, run by months who had requested changes to the original screenplay jam us, the director to look at the changes before sending to the writer ah, the alterations included renaming a fictional character. his new name was ad dockman. all new aims. amman, by the same name, is a well known human rights activist in casa, ah, another change was to introduce references to college. she's how mr. described as quote, the principal architect

and what if any, is the effect of a hollywood film that suggests that a particular country sponsored terrorism. terrorism has long been a popular theme in hollywood, but most viewers who are american has never been to these countries don't know anything about the war on terror. and it is through watching tv shows and films about the war on terror that people come to understand what it is. this is how they come to have an image in their minds. so it's ends up being extremely influential, especially for audiences who don't know much about the topic. at this point, while preparation for filming was well on the way rami the original producer and his new partner months fell out in a row over finance. the the case went to arbitration before the independent film and television alliance, the trade association for the independent film and tv industry in the us the ban. let me mr. fed bunk when my blood push shift fill me some sort of him about if lena for the for just now have a bunk shot in my mouth of the muscle and thought that them and it's flesh bob min should get them in says non what?

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the glitzy hollywood movie exotic middle east locations. dot com and global 2 stories. to go into a middle eastern country, one that you've been explaining for godly amount of time. that is filled with terrorists to steal their gold. but while this claim adventure has all the elements of a multi $1000000.00 big screen drama, it may also be a soft flow. one that is stranger than fiction. i ah. in june 2021. a new action movie called the mystics premier in united states cinemas. ne, bring up violet, a chance to meet the con artist, formerly known as prince. there's a store caused, led by one time james bomb doctor appears bozeman supported by several big international, a list performers. the why isn't anyone saying that will be i to i just tell you, i mean, and if i had to finish them, if it will come off google santino will it disappears. oh google. sure. what do you find that it can be a little bit more on the home and she had the film was loaded as a rare i would, funded hollywood production, short mostly in the capital of the united alabama. the story line is about th

nature of what hollywood considered a world has changed. the people who were supposed to be -- or people who are victims. victimization and heroism mark sacre the same thing. normally if you're telling a story who might be victimized by circumstance they are supposed to be fighting on behalf of something higher. in our society and i keep going back to the authenticity of person is victimized anytime their authenticity is threatened living their most authentic life will make them heroic and this is bled over into our politics. tearing down statues of george washington i think what happened to george floyd was awful but the notion that george floyd was a civil rights hero like him okay is insulting. he's a victim of police brutality and that does not mean he -- you build statues of police brutality. the contrast is telling you that the contrast is pretty telling. >> it seems to me the reason so many people are foolishly drifting along with the zeitgeist so to speak is because they don't seem to have the knowledge and were not educated to unde

a beginner was made famous by the hollywood film hotel. rwanda. he told the story of how he saved hundreds of lives as a hotel manager. during rwanda's 994 genocide, he then fled into exile, became a vocal critic. everyone was president pool kick. i'm a pledge support for an opposition armed group with prosecutors. he also funded it and ordered attacks. recess of again denied it. most of his co accused pled guilty and their statements were used as evidence against him. the other defendants and now being led on to the prison bus to be taken back to jail recess to begin hasn't even left jail for the last 6 months, refused to participate in the court proceedings. all of the defendants. now the opportunity to appeal the court of appeal within the next 15 days. recess, a beginner and supporters have completely rejected all of these legal proceedings to date. recess, a beginner is a belgian citizen and a resident of the us. both governments have criticized the trial. one does, government says justice has been delivered if he serves the 25 year sentence

however, it's emerge that at least one, hollywood a list or refuse to join the cast, citing concerns about the political contact. that was the american actor. wesley snipes, snipes match with months or. and one of the misfits produces t a job and an entertainment executive. i took wesley to the beverly hills hotel for a meeting with a shake mock floor who was involved with the project at the time, i believe. and he was the one and said that he wanted wesley to be a part of the film isn't the photo vertical. michelle, if that was the night we had a film numerical met them in our midst fits for him, was, was, was going to be more of a favor to or in exchange for funding the television series. and once you know, he started talking to them about money and they didn't want to pay him what he was worth. lastly, there were some very strong political statements being made in the philip. there was just, there was some things in the scripts about guitar and for some reason we were we, we, we were aware that there was going to be strong political statements made, get involved and things like th

however, we don't mind hollywood films being played at the cinema. but we all worried about bts and k pop values and the rows of that kind of culture. how much of that is to do with just simple money, like hollywood knows access to that market. i think a lot of it is about money and is about maybe the existing relationship that hollywood has with the aging and with china and regulators, but a year or 2 from now we may see that another james bond movie won't be able to get in. i think that very much possibility, but i think another way to look at it when it comes to the kind of what says the man thing check you can track down some of these sort of more a feminine celebrities. i think that the one thing that shouldn't be overlooked here is china, the demographic problem. and one of the reasons why i think feels like really needs to control the culture is because they need people to have more children. the census data recently came out, i think in the spring of this year, and it was far worse and they even expected. and i think that right now babies, re

the international audience for like hollywood films, for example. no time to die. the new james, one film, had just passed the chinese sensor. it's got access now to the largest market in the world. it's going to make a lot of money. james bond is not a socialist, he's no a character. the is embody socialist values in any way, shape or form. you think that aston martin is driving isn't social. but what i'm saying is that actually that seems to be hypocrisy here. the chinese are like our celebrities. alliston needs to behave to communist party values. yeah. however, we don't mind hollywood films being played at the cinema, but we are worried about bts and k pop values and the razor of that kind of culture . how much of that is to do with just simple money, like hollywood knows access to that market. i think a lot of it is about money and is about maybe the existing relationship that hollywood has with aging. and with china, with china regulator, but a year or 2 from now, we may see that another james bond movie won't be able to get in. i think of that very much poss

plus the red carpet returns hollywood emerges for lockdown. hasn't finished film festival. ah ah ah, ah. ah, me. oh a. okay, it's time to get all the sport with jenna. thank you, barbara. the taliban have appraised africana found the 1st cricket test since it's take have a racing have said international matches will continue. i've got to stand cricket board. it says it's been given the go ahead to send a team, it's who will strayer. the one off match which will be the 1st of a test between the sides is due to take place at the end of november in hobart tasmania. christiana nowadays event for week continues after completing his move to manchester, united. he's now become the greatest goal score and international football. but i didn't thought well, support your captain against the republic of ireland, and that was qualified. he saw his alley penalties saved at all and went into the bright. we're the one to lead a thanks to john egan's header. they were just minutes away from a famous when, when pop, rinaldo, who else to school has 100 tense, go for his country, making him th

i'm telling you, i got a star in hollywood and never thought that i would get a star in hollywood.us fare, i will walk and you would read the stars that you are walking. and now i am that guy in the stars. >> kelly: yes. that's awesome! >> big boy: kelly, i go by my star all the time. and i stand there and hope somebody recognizes me. >> kelly: yes, that's my star. you love the city, i wanted to ask you, because i don't know the city like everybody else, i have lived in texas and tennessee mostly. so name your top three places to see live music. >> big boy: great spots, one spot is the conga room. it's not as big, but they have live great music there. latin fusion, great latin nights. >> kelly: where is that? >> big boy: it's downtown right near the staples center at the walk. if you get a chance, you should go. the latin nights are unbelievable. >> kelly: what is number two? >> big boy: number two is the greek theater. >> kelly: i love the greek. >> big boy: it is one of those places where we have a lot of spots out here that are kind of under the stars, but the greek is just this

. hollywood studios. not wanting to necessarily change things, they'll be forced to change things in big movies to, to placate china. so when you say like the chinese need netflix from their perspective, they're the 2nd largest box office or potentially the biggest box off the world. the moment they don't see any need for american films, in fact they're, they're making, they're producing so much and they get somebody found the biggest films in china, our chinese films now. so we're not at a place where it's play was 20 years ago. and the way the world was waiting for american movies to entertain themselves well, and what i find interesting about this is that netflix itself has a lot of chinese films on his platform. so i find it very odd that netflix, if they really wanted to play ball, they're really not because china could do without netflix. but for some reason netflix can't do without china any reason for this? well, i would argue that netflix strategically is releasing certain chinese films just as t

poor roost, s a gene, his efforts and saving hundreds of lives during one does 994 genocide brought hollywood fame. but since then he became a leading critic of the president paul could gummy rights groups and observe as a brand that is trial. a sham malcolm web report from outside the courtroom in random capital to god full recessive beginner, refused to come to court with his co accused to hear the verdict of his trial and wonders. capitol kigali. he was charged with terrorism and related offenses. prosecutors said he was behind a series of attacks that happened in miranda 3 years ago when we got to the poor. he is convicted of being a member of one group and participating tara activities that he is acquitted of creating an illegal group. therefore him to set up by geena paul. he sentenced 25 years in prism in recess, a beginner was flown from divine ticket. golly, last year against his will. one does government suggested he was deceived into boarding a plane that it paid for. international legal observers say that was just the 1st of many problems with a trial. his family has rejected the

but full recessive, again, is say, really comes from, from hollywood to not move the hotel. rwanda in 2006 not store lot of international attention, a lot of criticism for this case ever since whole rest of the recessive again turned up here just over a year ago in handcuff, he said, and they supposed to say being kidnapped from dubai and brought here on a plane, the raw, the government suggested that he'd been deceived into boarding the plane. and this justice minister did tell out that the government had paid for that plane so murky circumstances and how he got here. they have many supporters to say a breach of his rights, and certainly that compounded waive his fame from that film from the mid to thousands of on a lot of international attention and criticism to this case. indeed, that's markham. what i'm talking to is from kindergarten and welcome. thank you. paul recess a begin his daughter carina can in by told al jazeera, the child is a sham. this burdick means nothing for us. our father was kidnapped, he was dragged across international border in violation of international law,

it's a good hollywood story, but it's not good history. i mean when it came right down to it, tucker occupied this dying thin sliver of the auto market, if that. i mean, 51 cars? come on. that's not -- that's not a threat to your competition if you are one of the big three automakers. so i have asked here, what really doomed preston tucker to failure? it is the name of the enterprise that he was trying to get into, auto making. when i talked about henry ford and mass production early in the cars, i talked about how mass production just raised the stakes for anybody in the automobile business. to mass produce cars, you have to have huge amounts of money and capital and financial resources. it involves huge factories and supply chains sometimes spread out all over the country or all over the world. it's a very complicated business. but above all, it requires money, fund-raising and this is something preston tucker or any maverick trying to enter the automobile business -- this is something that they lack. they have real trouble raising money

crossing the arizona border into the californian desert, and where the hollywood dream for a select fewgs, the home of classic americana. well, hello, ken. hello, welcome to palm springs! thank you so much. sheltered from the elements by these enormous mountains, the town of palm springs became a desert playground for the rich and famous in the �*40s, �*50s and �*60s. they couldn't go anywhere in hollywood without having people photographing them and people wanting their autograph and... ken was part of this exclusive world as he ran a luxury resort catering for hollywood's millionaire celebrities. everybody in the film industry would come here because they had privacy, by and large. they built homes here, they bought homes here, and so that's where we got the movie economy and we had everybody from bob hope to sinatra, elizabeth taylor and all those people, they were all super nice and... so you met elizabeth taylor then? oh, yeah. elizabeth taylor was a sweetheart, yeah, she — and barbra streisand. by the mid �*60s, palm springs had more swimming pools per capita than anywhere else in

and i guess let me say, i think it is the 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. frank cappa films or john wayne films, we have a different film that exalts the anti-hero and on and on and on and has a cultural on what it means to be an american. >> the decline of religion. there were subjective moral standards and so long as you weren't actively harming somebody then you should consider them a member of your community. use things like forgiveness. essentially what we're talking about in what the left is engaging in this authoritarian movement is a religion without god. it has been for a long time. it's a pagan form of religion in which you must be answerable to an ever moving mob that changes in line at will and continually make sacrifices to the mob or else you won't be declared part of the mob. and shifting thorntainer politics that is ugly and on the cultural level that's a huge problem. i think the decline of family has been a serious issue here, again, families tend to bind and when you have collapse of families, that tends to fragment. social media has exag

after that, i got a little juice in hollywood. you know, you're here and then there.it too seriously. after that i wanted to do a western. i got to direct my dad in my western "posse" and hollywood made more westerns than any other genre, but traditionally we didn't do too well. in my move, posse, i wanted to see us win together. it was about taking control of your imagery, whether you wanted to be malcolm or madea, we could do it all. >> amen. i write about that in my book, and i talk about the imagery, and i talk about madea being really a giant f you to hollywood the way that tyler is doing it in down in atlanta and really paving his own way again. i'm sure he would agree with this in large part because of what your father did. i just want to say a couple things because you told me a very poignant story yesterday when we talked about this. sweet back was dedicated to all the brothers and sisters who have had enough of the man. and in 2020, it was selected for a preservation by the library of congress. i mean that is a distinct honor. can you talk to me about what y