now it's time for talking movies: the changing face of hollywood.e were genuinely excited about the movies and about movie stars. on oscar night, it was a big deal. it was huge. everybody went to the movies and everybody cared. it is no longer true. people are very comfortable now being outspoken about the sexism, the inequality that women have suffered through four decades. tonight, we broke the glass ceiling! hello from los angeles. i am tom brook and welcome to talking moves. in today's programme in the wake of the academy awards, we look back at the changing face of hollywood, the efforts being made to bring about greater diversity and inclusion. with the oscars now over, the film industry is reflecting on how it all went. the first academy awards ceremony took place in this landmark hollywood hotel in 1929. 95 years on, the oscars is facing challenges. wings was the very first movie to win the academy award for best picture. a silent film, a story involving world war i combat pilots, in love with the same woman. the oscar ceremony that year was

celebration of hollywood.n of hollywood.- property but the idea of hosting a celebration of hollywood. we are to some extent _ celebration of hollywood. we are to some extent putting _ celebration of hollywood. we are to some extent putting us _ celebration of hollywood. we are to some extent putting us to - celebration of hollywood. we are to some extent putting us to shame i celebration of hollywood. we are to i some extent putting us to shame with your colour for a tire tonight. on the subject of colour, what you think about this non—red carpet? that's exactly why i am wearing this _ that's exactly why i am wearing this we — that's exactly why i am wearing this. we walked _ that's exactly why i am wearing this. we walked to _ that's exactly why i am wearing this. we walked to the - that's exactly why i am wearing this. we walked to the carpet . this. we walked to the carpet earlier, — this. we walked to the carpet earlier, when— this. we walked to the carpet earlier, when you _ this. we walked to the carpet

she's worked across hollywood on productions including the affair.... so romantic! ..being the ricardos and euphoria. every time i feel good, i think it will last forever. the job of an intimacy co—ordinator is to create a safer environment on set for performers whenever they're doing scenes with intimate content — whether that's nudity, simulated sex, scenes where they're exposed, such as medical scenes, childbirth scenes, while also helping the director to realise their creative vision. just how sensitive a topic sex scenes are is illustrated by franco zeffirelli's 1968 film romeo and juliet. i have more care to stay than will to go. olivia hussey and leonard whiting, who played the teenage lovers and were 15 and 16 respectively at the time of filming, are suing paramount pictures. they allege they were coerced into doing the scene nude after they'd originally agreed to wear flesh—coloured bodysuits. they claim that zeffirelli told them the film would fail if they didn't perform the scene nude. paramount hasn't commented on the case. has the industry

women were involved in hollywood _ time. women were involved in hollywood at _ time. at the very start i time. women were involved in hollywood at the very start of| hollywood at the very start of the studio system but overall, they've been something of a rarity behind the camera. until, that is, the me to and times of movement, which forced the film industry not only to conduct allegations of sexual abuse by gender inequality so what's changed since then? with women in the film industry, has been changed but it's often the story of two —— two steps forward, one step back. the best adapted screenplay actor for sarah polly. the writer—director of women's talking —— polley. taste writer-director of women's talking -- polley. we know that we are bruised _ talking -- polley. we know that we are bruised and _ talking -- polley. we know that we are bruised and infected i talking -- polley. we know that we are bruised and infected and pregnant and terrified.- pregnant and terrified. thelma . ave pregnant and terrified. thelma ave a pregnant and terrified. thelma gave a solit

i hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little? ~' hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little?_ little? i think we can, because he must be delighted. how - little? i think we can, because he must be delighted. how many i little? i think we can, because he i must be delighted. how many years and the wilderness as he had? let's hear a little of that. it's been like i've been on a diving expedition on the bottom of the ocean, and the air on the line to the surface is on a launch being watched over by some people in my life, like my son's holden and leland and griffin. i love you, griffey. my manager, joanne colonna, jennifer plant and my best first mate, jeannie. thank you again, each one and all. i'm so grateful to you. good night. hi say about the scripts flying off to agents, i guess brendan fraser is now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back in, _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back in, and - now hoping the same? you definitel

. with witness all the time from hollywood-— with witness all the time from holl ood. �* .,, ,., hollywoodomething to do with the _ hollywood. and it has something to do with the change _ hollywood. and it has something to do with the change in - hollywood. and it has something to do with the change in voting . to do with the change in voting body from within the academy. it is more of an international organisation is opposed to purely american awards. that is true, the academy _ purely american awards. that is true, the academy membershipi true, the academy membership number at around 5000— 6000 now it is almost 10,000 and the increase membership has come from what they call international members, largely, and those are people all over the world so they are expressing their views and also the membership demographic has shifted, it is younger in a way. having said that, it is still predominantly older, white and male, a bit like me. and me. best actress, best actor, best director in the next few minutes. who are your favourites in the acting category?— favourites in the acting category? fa

asian actors have historically faced resistance in hollywood.or all the little boys and girls who look like me watching tonight, dream big and dreams do come true. and, ladies, don't let anybody tell you you are ever past your prime. nevergive up! cheering. mrs wang, are you with us? i am paying attention. both michelle yeoh�*s co—stars jamie lee curtis and ke huy quan — who made it big as a child actor in 1984 but then struggled to get roles — won in the supporting acting categories. myjourney started on a boat. i spent a year in a refugee camp. and somehow, i ended up here, on hollywood's biggest stage. this, this is the american dream. everything everywhere all at once is refreshing cinema, not streamlined and corporate, but idiosyncratic and original. it certainly got a lot of love from the academy. everyone was cheering and rooting for this movie. why were they so invested in it, why did they care so much? and it was really because they related to the family comedy, to the way that the immigrant community bonded and figured out their proble

hollywood's open secret.rator: "the new yorkmes" e allegations of sexual harassmeni going back decades. >> harvey weinstein seemed to conduct himself as if he was invincible. so we really kind of held our breath after the story broke wondering if it was gonna have an impact. >> narrator: further allegations-- some of assault and rape-- would follow in the "new yorker." in the following weeks, dozens more women-- some famous, some not-- would come forward. ♪ ♪ >> i had no idea of the breadth and enormity of the story, i thought he just preyed on us. that was the most shocking thing, realizing that he was a serious predator, and he had been seriously abusing people with total impunity for all this time. (camera shutters clicking) narrator: soon after the news broke, weinstein was fired from his company and went into therapy. >> i spoke to harvey, he doesn't sound sad and dejected, he sounds a little bit— a little bit humiliated, but i think he's gearing up for the fight. >> narrator: in a statement to frontline

she has been in hollywood for a long time. but this has never happened for her. she's never gotten to this level of success, and she thanked everybody who supported her all these years and all the genre films she has done all the horror films. she's done the comedies she has done to get to this point, she almost couldn't believe she was at this point in this point in her career as well. amazing hey, you look fantastic. by the way, jason. thank you for all your incredible work there. a busy night in hollywood back to you now, andrew and rhiannon busy night in love to hear jamie lee curtis was cursing all of us. alright keep we don't we do here because we're going to have more from hollywood in this half hour right now, though we want to get to our other big story of the morning. it is the government's new emergency measures meant to stop a potential banking crisis. they followed the shutdown. click on valley bank and the takeover of another regional bank signature of new york. the fed announcing overnight the clients that both of those banks will have access to al

hollywood's attitude towards russia in general i have never heard of russian influence on hollywoodt all, it never existed and cannot be beat because there they know nothing at all except about russia today except that it is a repressive totalitarian regime hollywood is one of the most important ideas about the idea of ​​supporting ukraine, how many stars came to ukraine , how many heads of hollywood studios and streaming platforms spoke about ukraine and supporting the ukrainian struggle people, no one, no personality exists in hollywood. well, maybe some freaks, that is, some crazy people who do not command any respect , could say something like what oliver stone did, who was paid money for through medvedchuk, against money for those documentaries made by a ukrainian who lives in los -angelesi but somehow he involved oliver stone there, no other hollywood , let alone an influential cinematographer who would support russia does not exist at all hollywood is one hundred percent pro-ukrainian there there are ukrainian flags everywhere everyone supports there and the words that there

a busy night in hollywood back to you now. andrew and rhiannon busy night in love to hear jamie lee curtis was cursing all of us. alright but we don't we do here because we're going to have more from hollywood in this half hour right now, though we want to get to our other big story of the morning. it is the government's new emergency measures meant to stop a potential banking crisis. they followed the shutdown. click on valley bank and the takeover of another regional bank signature of new york. the fed announcing overnight the clients that both of those banks will have access to all of their funds. when the branches open later today, not just the $250,000 that is already ensured by the f d i c i think that without this, there could have been some serious runs on other banks because there would have been a lot of confidence throughout the whole system. now, people who have you know more than $250,000 in bank accounts don't have to worry about that anymore. by the way, treasury secretary janet yellen says the new program is no

familiar film award with a light hand and the producer louis mayer was born with a comfortable vedas, hollywood of sentiment. i only tolerate a hiba on the screen for the place of a swan in a movie hero between, yes, and i look like his cool sculpture of a swan got tired in 1874 with a flood to open all the water supply near minsk. and here go. one of new year quarters. the laser youreal was born from this minsk was kindly broken in the 70th century, windy, lived peacefully here to find a home, and the lion smelled of war in the wind. whether firewood across the ocean from america, the laser meyer became louis mayer, but only happiness, getterereyming, did not bring the family, lived so-so at the age of 20, the lad was emaciated, threw the school to elect scrap metal through the streets. hutka, nicknamed schameier , became a brand, however, far from being the most prestigious waste collection company was called meyer and the son of alelazer hutka began to threaten her he turned out to be more of a joke than he thrust his hand into consolation, and there fell dollars. and so you think they broug

uplift, kolka horsh hollywood mayer founded a film studio, and lida, a young producer, took pennies ontudded scenery and a spectacular crowd scene, it was carried out to pour out just melodramas for some, and however , mayer's jackal was a collective daru on a wheel. yagu special numb himself markus low familiar business. the tycoon of the sexual outfit wants to create the most exuberant film company from the network for this, and he grew up to buy a couple of young ones, two were already at the berry of the kishine for exactly, far from hitting, the third studio mayra sold under and went. propanova, was calm, alemayr, i put my mind to smoke with smoke at the new company. i have forty bude pains in our films than in the sky, the father of saunas, the tycoon laughed. however , ali did not tell on the radio, 48 at the time, that he already knew how to beat himself , the nineteen-year-old swede greta garba did not pull on the role of a sex symbol. no, a robbing overweight shy one by may with a share to make out. at this time, the future queen of the screen has hidden the heart of millions

the fact is that, really, ah, hollywood and cinematography a, following the fairway of hollywood, aretainment on shows ah on television, therefore, the national cinemas of countries that are not included in this one, but are rather oriented not to entertainment, and for the story about the culture of these countries, this does not mean absolutely that these films are not interesting to the general audience. well, you just need to understand that the viewer is used to being only entertained, to be shown some kind of show , and special effects and so on exotic countries, about which we will talk, in this case about iran and as a rule, not have the money to use. to make hollywood movies, of course, it's not millions of dollars. this is usually only the credits of a hollywood movie of some blockbuster. basically, it's a budget. e film, e, national of some exotic so-called country, but nevertheless , one must understand that in those countries where national cinema does not repel e hollywood clichés, they develop their own unique cinema, where in general, the conversation is not entertainm

now, the hollywood ten case has a chilling on the rest of hollywood becse becomes clear, firsof all, that you can't cite the first amendment. and second, that you real dangers if you refuse to, cooperate. now, another option available well, two ople who actually re comnists in the 1930s is to take the fifth amendment before the committee, so that when the committee says are you now or have you ever been a member, the communist party, you can say, i refuse to testify. the grounds that my answer incriminate me. think this the court allows it is they can refuse to testify based on the fifth amendment, but if they take the fifth amendment, then they are blacklisted. they're not sent to prison because it's legal to take the fifth amendment, but they do but they do end up on a blacklist. what this means is, if you're on the blacklist, you can't get wo. and further blacklist expands to be about 300 people. and at last, for more than a decade now. one of the reasons that these people refused to cooperate, even if they no longer support the communist party, is if they cooperate, they are pres

the party in hollywood is just getting going. let's give you a live look from the governor's ball now, which is one of the after parties in los angeles tonight. you see a lot of people there our abc 7 news anchor dion limb is down at the dolby theater. we're going to check in with her in just a moment first though. rir its.to turn to storm watchmc slight activity tonight, but as we bring in weather anchor spencer christian the real story the next couple of days spencer, that is correct our most take a look at what's happening right now and then i'll get to the the main event on live doppler 7 right now you can see we just have widely scattered light showers very few places or even reporting any precipitation at this hour. so this storm threw tomorrow is a level one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we can expect more periods of scattered showers. the whitest areas will be in the north bay and it'll be breezy at times but it's this storm this level two storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale there were watching th

she's been in hollywood all this time. first nomination for her. >> yes. >> first-time acting nominees are leading the way, and almost all of them, in fact, have never been nominated before. >> for more on this, and the last-minute look at the favorites here, let's go to abc's will ganss. will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit and linsey. you look amazing. many are calling this the most competitive oscars race in years. will it be michelle or cate, brendan on the oat milk carpet? let's look at every film fan's favorite day of the year. overnight, workers adding the final touches to the dolby theater and in a year when hollywood is really into exploring the multiverse -- >> thank you for coming. >> reporter: -- we find ourselves in a universe where the red carpet is champagne colored. the 95th academy awards is the year of the underdog. barry keoghan, nominated for "banshees of inisherin," grew up in 13 different foster homes over the span of seven years. >> so for the kids that are dreaming to be someon

somehow, i ended up here on hollywood's biggest. up here on hollywood's biggest stage — up here on hollywood'slywood's biggest stare. . ., ,, . ., up here on hollywood's biggest stare. ., ,, . ., ,. stage. a moving speech and such a big night _ stage. a moving speech and such a big night for— stage. a moving speech and such a big night for that _ stage. a moving speech and such a big night for that film _ stage. a moving speech and such a big night for that film which - a big night for that film which many were wondering how well it would do. let's talk about some of the other major contenders and how they did at this oscars night. and how they did at this oscars niuht. .. ., �* ., night. one actor i've not mentioned _ night. one actor i've not mentioned yet _ night. one actor i've not mentioned yet because l mentioned yet because everything everywhere all at once won most of them, but best actor went to brendan fraser in the whale, playing an obese english professor trying to reconnect with his family. it was a huge star at the turn of the millennium in films like george of thejungle the mill

hollywood demos are the best to eat at the elite cinema club of the academy of gabza and meteraname academyy watch the improved film fall. who later call it oscar exchange ceremony was held in 1929 two all vrukou pilots for kohanah one girl at that hour the plot of velma the original pilots were american dryers. akita, confiscated ugly for mayra, minsk jumped the bone-linovsky zhura did not guess the award focused on the usa cinema ole exit from belarus walked under the red road of not a one-time kirk douglas daddy arrived at the usa in the mogilev region hare st. ford. whether the uncle and the granny by birth of the serpentine scarlett johansson maya corone take it away, who here deprived the actors of louis, mayer summer with native batik, and who verses hard karabazom, drums, and collected holes, straight i was epic prantsevat hunted without soup, well, i couldn’t stand the dredge and the kalizorka and i went to shoot down to the competitors. the film is worn by the wind. meyer pit said if you don't want to be a mouth, you'll be a gill. that mustache took a threat from surroz and change

it was a suspicion that some hollywood actors were directors. and they were suspected of communist views. that is, here, i am amazed at the americans for the first time. that is , if something works, it does exactly the same, that is, this is from the same logic. and by the way, this is happening not only in the press for golubud, in general, in principle, the agenda has begun to develop again that ah, there is antagonism between again, uh, communism and capitalism. although now, i would not say that they are just pulling the issue to china; here, rather , china and russia are considered as one some red spot, which. well, actually, as it was during the red thunderstorm, it is necessary to identify and eliminate. i can then tell you what will happen next, that is, they have already deployed additional surveillance. now they will organize provocations. they will imprison the chinese on charges of espionage; they will not imprison russians on charges of espionage, that's all. this case will go up, but uh from the sad news last time. they went all t

some of hollywood's biggest stars are at the 95th oscars ceremony in los angeles. it's already been a good day for the hotly tipped everything everywhere all at once at the ceremony in hollywood. among its cast, jamie lee curtis won best supporting actress and ke huy quan won best supporting actor. amongst the latest winners is all quiet on the western front, which won for best international film. let's cross live to hollywood and our north america correspondent, peter bowes, whose at an oscars watch party at the legendary roosevelt hotel. bring us up to speed on some of the winners so far.— the winners so far. more than halfway through _ the winners so far. more than halfway through and - the winners so far. more than halfway through and it - the winners so far. more than halfway through and it is - the winners so far. more than halfway through and it is at i halfway through and it is at this point in the show where we begin to get an indication as to which picture could in fact when the top prize at the end of the night and that, as you have just of the night and

give it a government. >> i will tell you what happened to hollywood and what happened to hollywood is i think the ideology from one side has completely infiltrated the whole culture there. >> they are smarter than everybody else. you don't know that. >> i don't know if there is black list going on in hollywood because my lack of roles has been due to my lack of acting ability. >> >> that was the great jim norton. this is the truth. nobody wants to get a lecture on inequality from a woman wearing a dress that costs more than their house. the same thing you make 30 million a year to pretend you are a cop while cops are under funded. nobody asked from that. that's the scam of hollywood. one piece of advice i give them. blowing a good thing. they are famous because they hit the gwinnett particular lottery. so good looking willing to pay 20 bucks for popcorn to recite words by ugly person. i know i have been in writer's rooms. stick to being pretty and reading the words out of the prompter and giving escape. >> brian: started cancel culture and blowing up in their face they have to have di

melissa is live in hollywood. melissa: it is still out here in hollywood. it is the teardown of the champagne carpet. it is transforming. the oscars incredible. so many highlights and the best picture winner. >> and the oscar goes to "everything everywhere all at once." [applause] lissa: breaking "everything everywhere all at , once" coming home with the prize and best supporting actor. >> my journey started on a i spent a year in a refugee camp . somehow i ended up here on hollywood's biggest stage. melissa: nominees like brendan for his powerful performance in "the whale." brendan: this is what it looks like. my goodness. melissa: jimmy lee curtis taking home her first since her career began for best supporting oscar. >> i just won an oscar. melissa: a stunning performance from rhiannon ally -- from rihanna and lady gaga. jimmy kimmel addressing crisis team the academy created following the infamous lap. jimmy: this makes you miss the slapping a little, right. melissa: stephanie watching her co-start michelle yeoh becoming the first asian to win an oscar.

much more ahead here from hollywood. we'll be right back.tay with us. ♪ i never get tired of this. making angel soft... ...strong... ...and... ...soft! it's like magic. every time. angel soft. soft and strong. simple. [growling] [sfx: toaster ding] meet the 4-year-old who refused to wear pants this morning. why, andi? i'm a dinosaur. won't wear pants, will eat eggo waffles. get your wins where you can when you l'eggo with eggo. >>> back now with our "gma" cover story and one missouri school district that went to a four-day school week. it sounds great on paper, but does it get a passing grade from teachers and parents? abc's averi harper has the story. >> reporter: monday typically marks the start of a new week in most schools across the country, but classrooms in warren missouri, are empty. it's part of the four-day school week the district adopted four years ago to keep teachers in the classroom. >> we struggled to retain our teaching staff so we were losing about almost 20% of our teaching staff every year and so we moved to the four-day

you know, i think hollywood will always be hollywood. that is always been the ultimate dream.ther markets that will keep growing and growing. and that is good for hollywood, because it goes to show them that they have to evolve. they have to get better. they have to be more embracing with the rest of the world. before with the rest of the world. we go, i want to take you before we go, i want to take you back to beijing to show you those scenes live of the national people's congress. as you can see there, delegates gathered in that room and in the last few minutes, we understand, according to chinese state media, china's parliament approved the plan to read organised. observers say this gives more power to the chinese leader, xijinping. thanks for watching. disruptive snowfall in herbert further heavy snowfall across the north midlands as we head into friday morning. some disruption, roads will be treacherous in those areas. snow clears away fairly quickly from and northern ireland early on by day. it will slowly pull away from england and wales as well but it will be a windy m

hollywood's so visible.hat are bigger than hollywood, that run much more things. but because it is an industry about visibility, because it's media and entertainment and what we put out into the world, it's a real mirror, and i think it has risen to a lot of the challenges. seeing shows that feature people with disabilities and having coda be such an impressive... make such a remarkable appearance in our hearts, our brains, our entertainment. to have crip camp break out and blew the doors off of my own thinking about more radical disabilities that i hadn't experienced, that i was actually always kind of... i averted my gaze, subconsciously. my whole life. because you don't want to think how some people are not afforded the same privileges. you're treading water yourself in your life. even though i thought of myself as somebody who's non—disabled. and to know that there are so many incredible stories and people and things that need to catch up and need to present. so, the conversation is absolutely happening.

our washington bureau chief in his fall is in hollywood for us. she told us more about the atmosphere building there. and the high hopes riding on the german oscar contender. yeah, there is a lot of excitement in the german team. nobody really expected that success in the 9 nominations are seen already as a huge success. never, ever in history. has a german movie been nominated with for in so many categories and never, ever for best pictures. but although there were also some serious listeners there yesterday, this reception had a villa. all right. why? because as our cars, real minister claudia roared a said it has these brutal timeliness with the war going on in ukraine. some pictures we see in this movie, really reminders of the current pictures which are coming out of ukraine. so how realistic are the chances for the german team of winning and what are they up against? so there are many grade pictures out here one. and it is seen as the main competitor is everything everywhere, all at once. this is kind of a action comedy or taking place in a

in peter in hollywood where the oscars are getting under way now.ill everything everywhere all at once he the night big all at once be the night big winner? we will know soon. we'll have all the latest — as the stars continue to arrive for the academy awards. also on this edition of newsday. the us government announces a rescue plan to ensure all depositors, in the failed silicon valley bank, can to retrieve their funds at the start of the next working day. the uk prime minister flies to california to discuss defence — and the potential threat from china — with leaders of the us and australia. and — hopes of a deal in the next 2a hours, between gary lineker and the bbc, in a row over impartiality which disrupted sports programmes over the weekend. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. some of hollywood's biggest stars are arriving for the 95th oscars ceremony in los angeles. the main films in contention include "everything everywhere all at once", "all quiet on the western front" and

we'll be at the hollywood roosevelt hotel.ovies production team here in los angeles. it's goodbye as we leave you with my favourite nominated best original song. and yes, it's going to win. hello. milderairand a thaw is on the way for tomorrow. but for today, well, later on we could see some snow again. parts of northern england into scotland, more especially on the hills, the chance of some disruption again, nowhere near as much as we saw through recent nights, but up to ten centimetres, lower ground more hit and miss. and it's all because this weather front is going to be pushing into the colder air that we have at the moment where the front�*s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south—west england, south wales, increasingly so in northern ireland, too. a little bit of sleet and snow of the higher ground before that turns back to rain and into the afternoon parts of north west england, the midlands towards central southern england, even the south east could see some rain arrive. away from that, though, man

we'll be at the hollywood roosevelt hotel. team here in los angeles. it's goodbye as we leave you with my favourite nominated best original song. and, yes, it's going to win. following the destructive snow on thursday and friday, we have been left with something more wintry wonderland to start the day. plenty of snow on — wonderland to start the day. plenty of snow on the _ wonderland to start the day. plenty of snow on the ground, _ wonderland to start the day. plenty of snow on the ground, plenty - wonderland to start the day. plenty of snow on the ground, plenty of. of snow on the ground, plenty of sunny skies. saturday, the cloud second and the return of some snow fall into the north of wales. as far as the amount of snow we still have lying around, snowdonia, 22 centimetres of snow. in the staffordshire moors, not far behind that. a bit more snow to come on saturday night. if you centimetres over the hills. but ultimately milder air is following. and that is what we have with us on sunday. so there will be a significantju

if one idiot says that a certain group "runs hollywood," look into it. with very minimal effort, you will find that "hollywood" is a multi-tiered industry run by tens of thousands of people from all over the world. in the past, jews were shut out of most professions. so they came to dominate vaudeville, which back then was considered too low-brow for good christians. those jews eventually moved west and started the first movie studios when movies were also considered work for the underclasses. and their descendants are now a decent percentage of the thousands of people of all races that make hollywood run. this young man has said in plain words what so many of us in hollywood have been trying to get people to understand. to hear it all so plain, and so passionate. this kid thinks about things the way we all need to. you know what i think? i think this kid should run hollywood! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] whoa, whoa -- wait, what? whoa. -let him run hollywood! -yeah! give the kid a shot! -come on! -let him do it! god damn it. [ all chanting ] let the je

>> i am glad you showed this clip of hollywood. i walked by the chinese theater where the event was held and as a little kid the understanding was the glitz and glamour of hollywood and the storytelling is great as long as people who look like me are not part of it. the understanding is that we would not be part of it. to bethis film is nominated for1 oscars including forwriting, ac. over the past several years we haven from asia. what is unique about this moment is the top categories. when you think about the fact that just a few years ago it seemed like the world had turned on asian americans. the anti-asian hate was going on. this is a moment of maturity because even as these anti-asian sentiments are still alive in the community, we are getting this feedback by the academy and public opinion that our fellow americans can walk and chew gum at the same time whereas we as asian faces have always been seen as the perennial foreigners. we are being celebrated in this movie where these are asian american characters. these are america