>> reporter: police avatars responding to the w hotel in the heart of iconic hollywood boulevard. the roof a man in distress is threatening to jump. >> if you can please step down. let's talk so just have the hands on top of your head. >> reporter: these are actually real officers at the los angeles police academy >> i can take a scenario i might train one day and put that on hollywood boulevard and then next day say we'll run a very similar scenario but put it in skidrow. >> reporter: partnering with 3d animation firm v arm to build a motion capture studio in the academy's gymnasium. dozens of high-tech cameras and wearable sensors will transport officers and cadet into the next generation of police training >> gun them down. >> the systems we're installing here will monitor the heartbeat, the eye movement, the stress levels of the individual. >> reporter: chief of police michael moore sees virtual reality as a game changer, especially for de-escalation training does this de-emphasize the gun as the primary tool of effective law enforcement? >> 1,000%. >> reporter: it comes at a

as a matter of fact, i was walking up and down hollywood boulevard and i got a proposition.t because hollywood boulevard then is a dangerous territory. i mean, i am [speaking foreign language] you know, and somebody approached me and i said, "my god, what am i doing here?" this guy, i didn't know what he wanted. i didn't know what he meant, you know, and then later i said, "oh my god, he was propositioning me." but that's what i get for walking the streets in hollywood to become an actress. but eventually i did it, found an agent, and-- [speaking foreign language] lots of television. and i've got to 20--the website says about 20 films. i have about maybe 24 now as we speak since the website. damian: incredible. with big names-- co-starring with big names. lupe: [speaking foreign language] i'm very proud of the people that i've worked with and for steven spielberg in "the goonies," woody allen, alfonso raul. my best buddy is cheech marin, and it's a wonderful family that we have created all through these years. damian: lupe ontiveros and george lopez. so musical entertainers.

charles bronson perfect macho los angeles 1954 pontiac drives down hollywood boulevard drivers name isuchinsky. this actor has been playing in episodes next to the stars for 33 years and wants to change the name of the country where he is persecuting the communists. the slavic surname interferes with getting roles. and while he is driving his wife harry this two friends are looking for him a pseudonym, looking to street names at the sight of the bronson avenue sign. one of them exclaims that charlie will simply go to the letter b without any pretensions. everyone turns to the zubuchin charts and he drops sparingly. okay charles bronson is the name of the beginning of a new life third there will be no barriers to charles's path to success. at least he thinks so, but fame will come to him much later. time drags on like that. how long do we have to wait dolly john has patience patience. it ended for me. the life of charles bronson this story of revenge and a slow rise to glory on the way, to which he created an impenetrable armor for himself, which became a burden in his acting career, so

movie fans on hollywood boulevard were still talking about it several days after the event. they did not think it would harm the standing of will smith. he's will smith, i think he will snap back. he got a little irritated, someone was talking about his wife, she's going through a serious situation, i think him and chris had some energy back in the past and he never talked it out with him, and i think itjust clicked and he snapped. i think there was a better way to handle the situation- if he was upset. he could have spoken - to chris rock off stage and it took away from a great night for the academy. _ after the incident, will smith gave an emotional acceptance speech for winning for best actor for playing tennis coach richard williams, the father of venus and serena williams in king richard. you're going to be the greatest of all time. it was a meandering speech in which he tried to explain his behaviour. to do what we do, you have to be able to take abuse, you have to be able to have people talk crazy about you. in this business, you have to be able to have people disresp

movie fans on hollywood boulevard were still talking about it several days after the event.hey did not think it would harm the standing of will smith. he's will smith, i think he will snap back. he got a little irritated, someone was talking about his wife, she's going through a serious situation, i think him and chris had some energy back in the past and he never talked it out with him, and i think itjust clicked and he snapped. i think there was a better way to handle the situation- if he was upset. he could have spoken - to chris rock off stage and it took away from a great night for the academy. _ after the incident, will smith gave an emotional acceptance speech for winning for best actor for playing tennis coach richard williams, the father of venus and serena in king richard. you're going to be the greatest of all time. it was a meandering speech in which he tried to explain his behaviour. to do what we do, you have to be able to take abuse, you have to be able to have people talk crazy about you. in this business, you have to be able to have people disrespecting you.

but i love being here on hollywood boulevard.he costumed characters are different than the ones in times square. [ laughter ] but the bourbon smell is the same, you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] yeah, i'm very happy to be here. but right now we're going to check in live with jimmy kimmel over at "the tonight show" studio in new york and see how he's doing. jimmy, are you there? >> jimmy: i'm here, i'm in your place! [ cheers and applause ] isn't this weird? >> we did it! wow. >> jimmy: jimmy, a big chunk of your audience almost left when i walked out. [ laughter ] i saw sadness. >> tonight i got a great sitting ovation, it was unbelievable. [ laughter ] how is it going over there, bud? you look great. >> jimmy: it's going well, everybody's been great. i went through your stuff and everything. so thank you for letting me do this. we've been talking about this for a long time, i was just telling everybody. >> jimmy: april 2020 is when we conceived this. [ laughter ] >> you like the studio, you enjoy it? >> jimmy: not really, n

so we thought it would be fun to get back to it, to go out on hollywood boulevard and ask passers-by a simple, but potentially-revealing question. "have you ever been in an orgy?" now, how this works is we're going to see someone introduce themselves. then, based strictly on that introduction, we'll guess if that person has been in an orgy. all right? here we go. great, our first pedestrian is -- >> i'm from maryland. >> have you ever been in an orgy? >> do we think she's been in an orgy? a couple of real loud yeses but mostly no. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: well, we didn't say you had to be good at it. next? >> brianna from detroit, michigan. >> have you ever been in an orgy? >> jimmy: detroit. everyone says yes. >> uh -- yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the pause was her calculating on whether or not her parents would be likely to see this. next pedestrian is? >> have you ever been in an orgy? >> jimmy: josh from jacksonville joined an orgy? we're about split on this one. >> yes, of course. it was a mess. >> jimmy: did he say it was the mets? next up? >> have you ever been in an orgy? >> jimmy

the idea being i talk to three people on hollywood boulevard, and try to guess which one of them is highsix years later, cannabis is now legal, making it almost impossible to find anyone in the state of california who is not high. so tonight, we've got a new twist, it's time to play "who's not high?" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my cousin sal is out on the boulevard with three people we met. and sal, how are you tonight? >> sal: doing well, what are we doing? let's talk to guillermo for an hour. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're right. guillermo, maybe you can help me with this, maybe you'll be tuned in to this. >> guillermo: okay, i'll help you. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: i think the coroner just announced d 4:20 as his offici time of death. >> jimmy: sal, correct me if i'm wrong, two of the people i'm looking at are high, one is not? >> sal: that is correct. >> jimmy: it's our job, guillermo, to figure out -- [ laughter ] i befriended a penguin at the san diego zoo. [ laughter ] all right, let's start with -- let's meet our contestants and start with jenna. where are you from, je

as many of you know, we do the show in hollywood on hollywood boulevard.e decided to have some fun the other day with machine gun kelly. mgk, i call him. he is a very popular music artist, got the number one album in the country. that doesn't mean he doesn't have detractors, he does. so we helped put him in disguise as a mild-mannered reporter. we sent him on the street to ask unsuspecting pedestrians questions about him. ♪ >> i feel like this is what the profile picture of all the people that hate me look like. how do we feel about the oscars? >> it was very dramatic, yeah. real dramatic. >> we got an accent, where are you from? >> england, this is my first time in l.a. >> have you seen any famous people? >> no, unfortunately not. >> how do you feel about machine gun kelly? >> not a huge fan. >> me either, yeah. >> yeah, i think his new direction is a little forced. >> totally. >> do you think machine gun kelly looks like ellen? >> ellen? >> degeneres? >> no, i don't see it. >> how about now? >> yeah, the hangs for me. >> a couple of beautiful ladies righ

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hollywood, we couldn't get into the doors of agents. nobody was calling. i would walk up and down sunset boulevard, pass out my head shotses.mamet scam where i pretended to be someone who worked for david mamet, named liz stockwell, and eugene pack's fake name was arnold katz. and we pretended we worked for and with david mamet, and we would make calls for one another to get into agents. i would call-- and liz stockwell, my character, was just a positive gal, just good energy. so we would go to the a.f.i. library and look up actordses and who were represented by. who's joan cusack's agent. i could meet that person. we did research and had who we wanted to meet. i would call and say, "hi, this is liz stockwell, calling from david mamet's office." we kind of knew there wouldn't a crosscheck, because we knew david mamet would stay in new york, vermont. so when the agents would hear david mamet was calling, we could get right on the phone with the agent and they would put the agent on. i would say, "david speaks so highly of you and your company, and we have this young kid out here. he's like the next hot thing. we make him a s

hollywood, we couldn't get into the doors of agents. it was just, nobody was calling. i would walk up and down sunset boulevard, pass out my head shots.ught up-- i thought up this thing and i called it, "the mamet scam," where i pretended to be someone who worked for david mamet, named liz stockwell, and eugene pack's fake name was, arnold katz. and we pretended we worked for and with david mamet. so we would make calls for one another to get into agents. so, i would call-- and liz stockwell, my character, was just a positive gal, just good energy. so we would go to the a.f.i. library and look up actors and actresses and who were represented by-- who's joan cusack's agent. i could meet that person. we did research and had who we wanted to meet. so, then i would call and say, "hi, this is liz stockwell, calling from david mamet's office." we kind of knew there wouldn't a cross-check, because we knew david mamet stayed mostly in vermont, new york. he didn't come to l.a. a lot, so people might now know. >> stephen: sure. >> so when these agents would hear that david mamet was calling, we could get right on the phone to the agent and they