. ♪ eats at mimi rogers in establish actress in hollywood at the time.entologist so here we go, the relationship did not last long. but something else did. ♪ ♪ ♪ tom cruise's laser focus on his career, on his future, and getting the job right. because in his own way something to prove it. ♪ >> top gun made tom cruise in action hero but he wanted to be taken seriously as an actor so he teamed up with the best of the best. chris'schris except i comes at e stroke. >> is the best. ♪ the color of money tom cruise to start with hollywood legend paul newman for quick screws and brightest customer intensity to the role of pool shark. >> every stunt you see in that movie on the pool table was tom cruise and in 12 hours a day learning how to do it. >> the color of money and again in cocktail cruise was flashy and brash for. >> i am your friend to rex i don't have any friends regards as of now that is for sure progress in rainman he was all grown up. >> you never, never touches general when i'm driving do you hear me? do you hear me? consider having underwear. >> w

in hollywood or in paris? film? in hollywood or in paris?entirely in hollywood. >> we started working immediately on the piano , and immediately on the piano, and gene kelly was was, uh , doing gene kelly was was, uh, doing choreography with his . partner, choreography with his. partner, choreographer for her name was carol haney , and she was a jack carol haney, and she was a jack cole dancer , top dancer, and she cole dancer, top dancer, and she taught me how to dance with my feet straight and not like that , feet straight and not like that, but. and she taught me everything thing. and when i do the little introduction number with a chair , she was so sexy with a chair, she was so sexy when she did that, she , she when she did that, she, she brought the chair. oh, you know that the censorship came on the set. she said, this is too sexy . set. she said, this is too sexy. you've got to tame it down. i was doing what carole taught me i >> -- >> your mother had taught you to look out for fred astaire style . look out for fred astaire style. we

tumultuous hollywood scene. >> i think what makes kevin costner such a hollywood legend is just his stay on track. this is a guy who never ever really let anybody pressure him or force him into doing something he did not want to do. >> john wayne had a saying that i adore he said the great ones don't remind you of anybody else. that's not quite true of transient people call him that you were stuart, they call him gary cooper but he really is just kevin costner. >> the possibilities are endless for kevin costner's future television projects, movies and even a ducky series now with fox nation untitled yellowstone 150. many more iconic moments awaits this great american actor.

them. >> narrator: it was no longer hollywood's open secret.ng chinese) >> (reporter speaking spanish) >> (reporter speaking french) >> narrator: "the new york times" published multiple allegations of sexual harassment going back decades. >> harvey weinstein seemed to conduct himself as if he was inncible. 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 bi

no one could have guessed how this hollywood ending would play out. ♪ harrison ford was born in chicagoup in a very accepting family but with a very strong work ethic. he knew you wanted something, you are supposed to work for. >> when it came time for college, boy scout took a slightly different path. >> we were both freshmen in college in britain, wisconsin the mckee wasn't a good student, there is nothing that caught his eye or passion the makary was always taking philosophy cla classes. the total number of classes he studied for. ♪ something that thrilled him. ♪ >> harrison was in most of the productions. >> he suddenly said you know i knew i was going to be an actor. i didn't know how or anything about it but i knew acting was going to be. >> he thought it would be a way to meet girls. did it work? >> i met one or two. >> after college, they had to make a big decision. you're going to be an actor, east coast or west coast. new york or l.a., no other choices. >> it came down to a coin toss the coin toss came out east coast, new york and he said i think we're going to make it ahead.

how do you assess the state of creativity now in hollywood, including in tv? is it are the good ideas being made or is it has that kind of lowest common denominator? the thing that you talk about in film is that now come to to television and streaming where all this ip is now being exploited there as well. well, i think, first of all, it's hard to tell because i think right now i'm finding it hard to find things to watch. but part of that is the after effects of the pandemic and the strike and the fact that nothing was being made for so such a lengthy period of time. on the other hand, i do think that the extreme competition among the streamers with each streamer trying to reach the largest possible audience at, you know, coupled with the fact that streaming is streaming now does is the streaming model doesn't seem to be as profitable as people thought it was going to be to begin with has the result of that is the distinctions between streaming and the old networks are breaking down. so, you know, the way you reach the biggest possible audiences is by not offe

there is a 100% hollywood product providing. grim training lessons to fully appreciate their popularity is to reveal that 5 million soldiers monthly attend screenings. the fighting men film these and thousands of additional real shown and re shown must necessarily receive careful handling, inspection and repair of films, machines, occupying soldier technicians skilled at this type of work, equipment gives life to precious celluloid. such as the orientation film fashioned by hollywood trained craftsmen. worldwide army release alone requires 225 prints per subject, dramatic to the extent of arousing those who must meet the common enemy. this series goes a long way toward our soldiers and the with the fitness and roughness of the pope. written and russia. why interest in these and other united states army film foreign versions to 275 printing films by a spanish speaking good neighbors as well as 212 translation for portuguese speaking truth. 30 subjects over a brief period or friendly french troop. we've translated hundred and 77 f

forget the hollywood dialects.there's high, middle, low german, then there's spanish, which is where i come from. and stuttgart, having been born an army hospital there and there's which is what they speak in bavaria. and then they got other linguistic twist and turns from the rhineland and every little enclave of germany. that time had its own linguist dialect, and she would be able listen to that and tell you. that's a native speaker or that's somebody trying to fake it and oh, what did they mean by using that colloquial expression like sick or einsteins? okay, that's the security service. but how about? fingers. fingers you feel you can feel the battlefield danger, your fingertips, which is what they said about rummel. now, interestingly and then i'll get the hedy lamarr, interestingly enough, hitler's original foreign secretary was brought over here to just outside of alexandria bush hill, right along eisenhower avenue today between eisenhower avenue and the beltway at the west end of alexandria bush hill plant

hollywood for 800.in the united arab emirates. dune, right. us marine corps, and sean conry served in the british royal navy, so this hollywood thriller stars real sailors. the hunt for red october. right. hollywood over 200. in 1998, hollywood masters created grandiose sets of the streets of new york for filming the next version of the film about this monster. godila. amerikha, let's ask questions from the russian geographical society over 200. amur state shalom aleihim university is located in this city of russia. berobedzhan. you're right. questions from the russian geographical society over 600. in 1485. the hungarian king matthias corvinus captured this city and the holy roman emperor frederick ii moved his residence to linz, well, vienna, vienna, that’s right. victor: musical instruments for 600. it is from these moldovan vegetables, according to gogol, that balalaikas are made in russia. these are pumpkins. musical instruments 400. russian folk instrument gudok, also known as smyk, vaguely resemb

she escaped way beforehand and came to hollywood. not only was she beyond beautiful, she was beyond smart. i don't think they could measure her iq. she invented that pulsating radar transmission and it's absolutely incredible. i am when it comesec to technoly and she just sat down one day with a male counterpart in the two of them together worked it out. because she was a female well, she didn't get any credit for it at the time. she still really hasn't gotten the full appreciation for what she did. if congress was to strike another congressional gold medal which is not the same as the medal of honor by the way, there would be a gold medal for certain people in the contributions to the war effort, she should certainly be there. >> it was vital to the allies to know exactly what was happening without giving away the facts concentrating on normandy to the effect of pay tribute to the hundreds of nameless people predominantly women who reported on every single change they saw as they deliberately made their way along the coastline. if t

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hollywood is fully, fully back. there are so| is it? hollywood is fully, i fully back.— what happens is the transportation industry is engaged, all of your uber drivers, your chauffeurs, your hairstylists, make—up artists, restaurants, hotels — everyone flocks to los angeles. and more money is being spent, which obviously helps the economy. 50 being spent, which obviously helps the economy.- being spent, which obviously helps the economy. so who do ou helps the economy. so who do you think _ helps the economy. so who do you think should _ helps the economy. so who do you think should get _ helps the economy. so who do you think should get best i helps the economy. so who do. you think should get best film? who's got your vote? i you think should get best film? who's got your vote?— who's got your vote? i think the holdovers, _ who's got your vote? i think the holdovers, actually, i who's got your vote? i think. the holdovers, actually, right now. i really, really liked it. i think it's a very, very well—done film. i think it's a very, very well-done film.- i think it's

>> there were some other bold face names that came out, some from hollywood.weinstein as you mentioned. his name came up today because there was copies of one of these old spiral notebook bound phone messaging books that was found in epstein's home in florida. there is a handwritten note from 2005 that says that harvey weinstein had called. now, guiffre's lawyer wrote a book in 2020. in that book, he says that harvey weinstein and epstein were friends and that they had a falling out after weinstein became too aggressive with one of epstein's favorites. you know, weinstein, of course, was not -- he was not charged with anything in this case, but he did -- he was convicted in both new york and l.a. for unrelated sex crimes, and he's serving a prison sentence for that. another name that came up, and this was david copperfield. he allegedly attended a dinner at epstein's house, and a woman who had worked for epstein had given sworn testimony where she said she was talking to copperfield, and she said he questioned me if i was aware that girls were getting paid to

remember the hollywood madam, heidi fleiss? is up. >>> you know what they say, with great power comes great responsibility. the supreme court has great power and now it has the great responsibility of deciding if donald trump decides -- belongs on the ballot. it will shape american democracy and today president biden left no doubt that he thinks how america decides in november will determine if democracy lives or dies. >> democracy is on the ballot. your freedom is on the ballot. it is the first national election since the january 6 insurrection placed a dagger at the throat of democracy, since that moment. we all know who donald trump is. >> well, donald trump is responding tonight, insisting that he is not the threat, joe biden is. >> that is why crooked joe is staging this pathetic, fear mongering campaign event in pennsylvania today. did you see him? he was stuttering through the whole thing. he was going, he is a threat to democracy. they have weaponized government. he's saying i am a threat to democracy. he is a threat to

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and, tonight marks hollywood's first big award show since twin strikes shut down tinseltown — we'll bringou the big winners from tonight's golden globes. hello, i'm carl nasman. eyewitness reports from gaza say many people have been killed in an israeli air strike on a building in the jabalia refugee camp, in the north. images from the scene show bodies of women and children in the rubble. there's been no comment from israel. meanwhile, israeli airstrikes hit khan younis early on sunday, killing and injuring dozens. the eldest son of aljazeera's gaza bureau chief was killed in that airstrike in southern gaza. this is a picture of him with his son, who's on the right. there's been violence in the west bank too — 9 palestinians and 2 israelis were killed on sunday. the hamas—run health ministry says that almost 23,000 people have been killed since the war began. speaking from qatar, the us secretary of state antony blinken said palestinians must not be put under pressure to leave gaza and must be allowed to return to their homes once conditions allow. mr blinken is currently on a week—long

and hollywood rolls out the red carpet for one of its biggest nights — the golden globe awards.e from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in bangladesh where prime minister sheikh hasina has led her party to another general election victory. the awami league has won 152 of the parliamentary seats declared so far — a simple majority. this will give the sheikh hasina her fourth consecutive term as prime minister, and herfifth overall. the election was boycotted by bangladesh's main opposition party, the bnp, which said the process was a sham. for more analysis we will speak to the head of the thomas law school. what does this election actually mean 21 considering the controversy around? $5 a the controversy around? as a matter of— the controversy around? as a matter of background, - the controversy around? sis —. matter of background, since independence the conduct of free and fair elections in bangladesh has proven to be contentious issue. there has been a sense of great mis

you obviously have the hollywood background and a lot of ties and connections to hollywood.about what you're doing and have you seen sort of momentum build inside hollywood, inside the wesutor helping out with some of these initiatives which so far have a lot of people -- >> that's kind of been the ace up our sleeve when do we make those hollywood calls? when do i have to say, will cow do this soon? -- will you come do this soon? >> for one thing, hollywood is like d.c. and they'll be timid until they know what they're stepping in to. foears we have something to point to, this is truly bipartisan, information-based, and driven in an academic manner. hopefully, yeah. >> we've gotten a lot of good feedback from our peers. people do respectbecause they recognize it's tricky waters to navigate. >> some actors stay clear and i realize it's not worth a phone call but other buddies would jump in in aeartbeat. >> it's important that whoever we involve it's servitude to the mission a.s.p. has. and there are different folks that can bring attention to different things and areas, or op

in it you can see which films collect more than hollywood films at their home box office.ow which national cinematographers generally do this better, like japan and china, or worse, like finland and germany? the historical comedy action film deep red river from china, having collected $673 million, became not only the absolute leader at the local box office, but also took seventh place in the world ranking of the most successful films of 2023. the film is set in the 20th century. china is divided into several warring states, whose heads weave intrigues against each other. the search for emperor ding's missing letter leads to the discovery of a massive conspiracy that... worth investigating for the main character. the comedy drama by finnish director aki kauri, slumps, fallen leaves , took home the jury prize at the skan film festival, as well as the film critics' prize. and in its homeland it took fourth place in terms of box office receipts at the local box office, behind only hollywood hits. at the center of the story is a couple of middle-aged robots. she's a saleswoman

what did you learn about hollywood and dealing with netflix? >> that i'd want to stay a professor. >> well said, professor gardner. thanks for your time. we'll see you down the road. >> thanks for having me on the show, raj. >>> let's move on now. a big star of the nfl playoffs so far is kristin juszczyk. yes, her custom-made jackets are catching the eye of a whole lot of people. she gained 400,000 instagram followers in the 24 hours since taylor swift rocked her jacket. her husband we know now, 49ers fullback kyle juszczyk, he's preparing for the niners playoff game against the packers this weekend. the jacket his wife made for taylor swift took the nfl by storm, and her husband says their phone has been ringing off the hook. >> pure joy just to see her get that recognition, and she's been grinding for years now. she's been working so hard. to see taylor wearing it and it looked incredible was just awesome. we were so happy at our house. >> my wife actually was talking about that, but i told her i don't have a number, so you better not wear th

you guys obviously have the hollywood background and a lot of ties and connections to hollywood.do your celeb peers think of what you're doing and you have seen momentum build inside hollywood and the west coast for helping out with these initiatives? chris: that's always been this kind of ace up our sleeve of when do we make those hollywood calls? when do i have to start saying, hey, will you come do this? there it is. mark: soon. chris: again, the first thing -- hollywood's just like d.c. they're going to be timid until they know what they're stepping into. but now after a few years, i think we have something to point to and we can say, listen, this is truly bipartisan. it's information-based. it's driven in an academic manner so hopefully, yeah. mark: we've gotten a lot of good feedback from our peers. people do respect it because they recognize they're tricky waters to navigate. chris: some actors steer clear. some actors i know it's not even worth a phone call. but there are other buddies who would jump in in a heart beat. mark: and it's in the servitude of the mission that

after diversity and ethics controversy with the hollywood foreign press association a year off air. then nbc opting not to renew the hfpa, was dissolved and the globes reinvented sunday. the show aired on cbs with jo koy as host, with some jokes, which led him to point out he didn't have much time to prepare trophies were handed out in film and tv. cue that succession theme song, which played numerous times as globes were accepted for best tv series drama and for several members of the roy family sarah snook, matthew macfadyen and kieran culkin. the bear. yes chef. the bear won best tv series musical or comedy and acting honors for jeremy allen white and iowa debris beef. beef took best limited series, anthology series, or motion picture made for television and trophies were handed out to ali wong and steven yeun on the big screen. best motion picture musical or comedy went to poor things, and emma stone also won for her performance. oppenheimer won best motion picture drama and a few individual awards, including for cillian murphy and director christopher nolan. among two new categ

you guy's office of the hollywood background a lot of ties and connections togr hollywood.so what doo your celebrity peers thinkty about what you're doing? have you seen momentum built inside hollywood come inside the west coast for helping out some of the initiatives? >> that have been of when do we make the hollywood calls? when do i have to start saying we've come do this? okay there it is. soon. ou again the first thing hollywood is just like d.c. they're going to be timid until they know what they're stepping into. but now after'r a few years we have something to point to and we can say listen this is truly bipartisan it's information based it's driven in an academic manner. so hopefully it yes because of got a lot of good feedback from our peers a lot of people respect it. they recognize the tricky waters are back some actors steerer clear aesthetic and worth a phone call but i've got a bunch of other buddies that would jump in and a heartbeat. >> it is important to remember is the servitude of the mission asp has. there are different folks thattention to different th

so, it was an opportunity to hear and to get to know hollywood legends.elles. a lot of directors and actors like to run their movies. - you know, their idea - of a happy night at home is to turn on the projector and see one of their pictures again, you know? _ and i can't think of anything more horrifying, you know, | because you can't change it. what can you do about it? yes. there it is. forever. there was going to be someone on television who was never on television. james cagney, for heaven's sake. you decided to retire during the making of that film, one, two, three, didn't you? mm-hm. what was the moment you decided? 0h, they said, _ "we're ready, mr cagney." and i said, "well, right with you." and i turned around, walked in, and i said, "this is it." - "no more." so, i called it a day then. he really understood who they were. you can't be frank— and you can't be stevie wonder and you can't be marvin gaye. you can't be those people. be the best sammy davis that you know how to be. the grandeur of the old hollywood star bette davis coming on. "wow, s

members of the hollywood foreign press association.that. since then, the voting pool has been increased to about 300 people, much more diverse.— increased to about 300 people, much more diverse. entry golden globes fashion, _ much more diverse. entry golden globes fashion, i _ much more diverse. entry golden globes fashion, i will— much more diverse. entry golden globes fashion, i will have - much more diverse. entry golden globes fashion, i will have to - globes fashion, i will have to wrap up your speech right there. we're up against time. thank so much. stated. hello there. well, the falling rain has now eased and there is still plenty of ground water out there, the rivers will take some time to subside and the number of flood warnings has been in steady decline but still plenty of them out there. all the details are on the bbc weather website. the weather has certainly changed. it is still looking mostly dry, a few showers. it will be feeling cold, frost, fog and ice all forming through the overnight period. that is thanks to this

stuart: you know a lot about hollywood and bruceing and is hollywood making a profit at streaming? you've got 67. >> only netflix and warner is coming up. there's not a profit and keep in mind, stuart, we've been talking about streaming horrors on the show for years and what the problem was is these streaming companies came out and said we're going to spend tens of billions to develop content, which they've been but unfortunately even with the content and the subscriber growth there's not the revenue and it's not profitable and if you look at hollywood in general, hollywood in general would take last year and take barbie and oppenheimer out of the equation and it was a terrible, terrible year. if they don't find a way to monetize this model and we're going to probably see hollywood struggle. stuart: jeff seeker, what a year. see you soon. president biden trying to tout the success and the market during the presidency to his market risen and how does it stack up against president trump's market performance? we'll break it down for you shortly. the white house says it's seen real mom

this is how it looks, here, of course, there is a hint of hollywood gloss, if not for some rather sloppyhe main character of this anti-russian short film is a former air force officer, who went to serve in the main intelligence department, and there allegedly became disillusioned with our political system countries. i was proud of the airborne forces service. if it weren’t for the accident, i would now be holding a machine gun in my hands. in gru, i found a new way to serve my country. at least i do. i thought so, but i soon realized that the true enemy of russia is within itself. i immediately want to ask, where did you see the intelligence officer who uses an iphone? well, or here’s a strange prop that was downloaded from a photo bank: the authors of the telegram channels have already discovered that the photo was taken in 2011 in gorky park, that is , the creators of the hollywood blockbuster didn’t even bother, as they say, and didn’t photograph the hired actors, for example, well , what installations are being broadcast this time the cia, how they are trying to recruit, they simply

it’s great for hollywood, it’s great for producers, it’s brilliant for america, it’s a dream, a dreammake films worth millions, earn billions more, even more also to give people the opportunity to understand that there is no one else in the world except you or people like you, you will save everyone, you will win, and it doesn’t matter that the blood is from cranberries, it doesn’t matter that the wounds are made with plastic makeup, it doesn’t matter... that the head comes off, because that this is computer graphics, it doesn’t matter, it works for the subconscious, but it gives rise to a virtual feeling, but the virtual feeling is very different from the real one, these characters need to be invented, they need to be pumped up, the viewer needs to be pumped up with them, we don’t need to invent them, there is, it just is, real, these are not heroes bruce lee, these are not transformers, not the schwarzeneggers , these are other people, but these are people, these are living examples, the blood there is not cranberry, real, and the life of these heroes is real, death is real, they ha

but i thought, hurrah for hollywood. hollywood hollywood. it's hollywood or bust. with, the iconic hollywood sign. yes, i've got a yes, you've seen i've got a picture of it here just to remind of what it looks like remind you of what it looks like there we go. there's your hollywood. in case you hollywood. just in case you didn't did you know fake didn't know, did you know fake or fact? did used to be or fact? did it used to be called hollywood land? hollywood land? you're saying fake. land? yes. you're saying fake. you're saying fact? yes i'm saying fact. you're saying fact as well . i can tell a brilliant. as well. i can tell a brilliant. both of you are absolutely right. you why it was? right. do you know why it was? >> it was a real estate sign, wasn't it? that area was hollywood land. and i think it even like, even said something else like, you know, 20% off or something. oh, off, something oh, 20% off, something like that. there was that. and then then there was a very there was a storm and the land that's when the 20% land and that's when the 20% fell off. >

elections, the hollywood movies in line to win the most. all schools this year have been revealed. with oppenheim dominating the list of nominations. now the academy will terminate, isn't until march, but anticipation is already building as read. i reports. oppenheimer receive the most nominations, 13, including best picture, best director, and best adapted screenplay. the historic drama is about the american scientist, j, robert oppenheimer, who over so the craven, the atomic bomb, played by the irish act of kelly and murphy, who also received a best act and not bobby came away with a mix showing nominations for best picture, best adapted screenplay and best supporting actor direct but direct aggressive go a lead. dr. small go, roby was smelled, and their respective categories, despite bobby being the highest grossing movie ever directed by women. so i didn't realize was a race. lily gladstone became the 1st native american to be nominated for best actress and kid is the flower and then also a best picture. contend gladstone as betrayal of an exploited a sage woman ready won her g

seems that perhaps even with all these question marks over the globe, hollywood seems to need it. has film industry, though, we saw the new year holiday box office numbers and they hit a record high, almost 54 billion yuan for the whole of 2023. still obviously on that post-pandemic experience-driven recovery for the chinese consumer. it has been a challenging time for the constant box office takings for hollywood, with the writers and actors strike. we could see a slower start to 2024 with that content pipeline still coming back online. the other thing we are watching is how this potentially plays into some of the bigger award ceremonies we watch, the oscars being the big one, the baftas. whoever winston to be a good marker for those. is there anything she can't do? taylor swift getting a nomination in the golden globes and the new film category called "the cinematic and backs of his achievement group," aiming to recognize films loved by critics , but also by fans. annabelle: that will be one to watch. taylor swift is among the expected attendees. travis kelce, we know he will be