(joe lewis) i was supposed to shoot that and had a four-day schedule. we shot it in about three hours. and far better i'm sure than what was in the script with the interior of the bank and the people laying down and the guy's holding their hands up and all that. we left it to the audience's imagination and suggestion. (ringing of alarm) take off. all right. i told you to stay in the car. (joe lewis) the shot was so real, people on the street yelled, "they held up the bank!" and we kept on going, photographing as we went. the shot took two miles. two miles and without a cut. (paul arthur) a large portion of hollywood's technical community learned documentary technique working either within the u.s., or for various branches of the armed forces and so they were more schooled in how to shoot in a more raw, less studio-bound, less stylized fashion. and i also think the experience of the american public with documentaries during the war led to a greater acceptance of semi-documentary realism in fiction films. shooting on location, it's a must for film noir be

i also sat down and had a conversation with joe lewis the man behind this great event. we'll get his thoughts on what's happening in the currency markets. >> welcome back to the "fast money halftime report." take a look at shares of walter energy. the stock is breaking out. steve weiss what's going on? >> it's coming back. walter's always one of those stocks that are thought to be taken out. the most important thing about walter is versus all the other cole stocks they are almost pure met coal which goes into steel. steel stocks are on fire. i'm getting crushed and my u.s. steel is short today. that's what's going on. >> quickly terranova? >> consol energy. it's a play on coal and nat gas which looks like it's doing a little bit of a lift today. >> let's get over to mandy now covering what's happening in the european markets. >> absolutely, scott. as you can see the flip in the cac and the dax marginally to the downside as they're closing across europe right now. let's talk about some big stories because it is monday. there we have some m&a news. i have been following t

i wanted a pair of gloves owned by joe lewis. check these out. these are my gloves. t into the ring and learned what it felt like to feel the sting in your knuckles and to have your face pushed to the mat. that was the best research i ever did. i have bruises to prove it. >> i have been polite so far. >> yeah. >> let's join our skype guest. he's coming in from ohio. jack, how you doing? >> hi. >> what's your question? >> my favorite character was willie. i was wondering why you decided to split up the characters using the three main characters point of view? >> well, jack, here is a secret. writers often say they hear the voices of their characters. i heard three voices. first, i heard "for crying out loud, there you go again" then otis and willie. i knew i had to write it from three points of views. their lives are so different but come together in this inexpected event. they have the same dream. >> i think it's a terrific book. what did you think? >> loved it. >> you recommend it? >> definitely. >> let's get the official ra rating. on a one through five, "bird in a

dre went out the side of the building, joe lewis arena in detroit. dre ran out the side. a ride back to the hotel. they rounded us up, told us, we going to take you to jail. we told you not to perform that song. >> jimmy: they got you at the hotel? >> they rounded us up, said, look, if you sign autographs for my kids, you won't go to jail. [ laughter ] >> i'm like, dude, y'all caused a riot for an autograph. >> jimmy: speaking of detroit, is kiss a band that was on your radar as a kid? >> kiss, yeah, yeah. i was a fan of kiss. i was young. i think they had a tv special one time. i checked it out. yeah, i was at the super bowl, and they performed. i want to rock all night and party every day. >> jimmy: this could be the beginning of a beautiful collaboration. >> they owe me $50 from that card game we had. i'm going to be on their radar. >> jimmy: congratulations on the success in the movie. "21 jump street" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with kiss. pluz pluz what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together

. >> joe lewis. >> bill: correct. >> does he lose on that one? >> bill: no, no.ted you to maintain a little dignity. >> on a count? >> bill: try not to humiliate. >> there can i do the segment again where i get them right? >> bill: no. we don't want to see the tie come on again. paul revere remembered as american hero, of course, for his midnight ride to warn colonists about the british. >> he went to a meeting with two other leaders and then he told them that the british were coming and i needed to wait for by the old church to see how many -- >> bill: that was not paul revere. there he is. okay? revere's day job was a lot less exciting than his night job. paul revere was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this you dunder heads, b silver smith. you just guessed. >> i did not. >> brian: name one thing silver that paul revere made? >> revere silver. i'm telling you that's famous. >> bill: you guessed. i saw it. you guessed. i have paul revere's signature as a matter of fact. >> i will trade you this for it. >> do you want to know my logic? >> bill: bill kno

. >> joe lewis. >> bill: correct. >> does he lose on that one? >> bill: no, no.anted you to maintain a little dignity. >> on a count? >> bill: try not to humiliate. >> there can i do the segment again where i get them right? >> bill: no. we don't want to see the tie come on again. paul revere remembered as american hero, of course, for his midnight ride to warn colonists about the british. >> he went to a meeting with two other leaders and then he told them that the british were coming and i needed to wait for by the old church to see how many -- >> bill: that was not paul revere. there he is. okay? revere's day job was a lot less exciting than his night job. paul revere was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this you dunder heads, b silver smith. you just guessed. >> i did not. >> brian: name one thing silver that paul revere made? >> revere silver. i'm telling you that's famous. >> bill: you guessed. i saw it. you guessed. i have paul revere's signature as a matter of fact. >> i will trade you this for it. >> do you want to know my logic? >> bill: bill k

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lewis, a queens democrat and amateur featherweight boxer, makes it to the race. let's move to a different topic. sheriff joeesident's birth certificate is likely a fake how has two challengers that want to be the new sheriff in town. >> a side from a all of these things, he has a pile of warrants on his desk for real crimes that are going unanswered. if you are living in his county, you should be nervous not because of undocumented immigrants or the president, it's that your police chief is not doing what needs to be done. what is being seen, is you cannot run a did democrat against these guys. you have to run a republican with a record that people in that district can go in and vote on. it's the only way to bump somebody like him. >> it's worth keeping in minds that the department of justice is that he has been mishandled parentally more than 400 sex crime cases in the states. newt gingrich attended baptist services and used the opportunity to lash out at the new show, "gcb" represents are good christian and a word that rhymes with pitches. >> what better place to do that? i s i saw the show, and i enjoyed

yes si jackson, al sharpton, ray lewis and sean combs among those addressing the crowd here. >> thank you. with us now is joeliver, a friend of george zimmerman who spoke with mim over the weekend. good to have you with us. as i understand, you decided to speak out on your own, not because george zimmerman asked you to. when you spoke with him saturday, what did he tell you specifically about his interaction with trayvon martin and what happened leading up to this young man's death? >> i can't get into the specifics of that because that's the evidence that's going to be presented before the grand jury. that's one of the reasons why this has exploded to the level it has. historically florida law enforcement has been very forthcoming with any evidence they have in a criminal case, particularly when they have an arrest and particularly when they have evidence to make an arrest. casey anthony being the point in example. i don't understand why this is so different. i can only guess that the reason why is because it's the sanford police department, which has a history of racial tension. the police chief lee, from

lewis mcchord in washington state. his family has been moved for their own protection. sources say his army records show he was having problems at home before he left for afghanistan. joeou. >> okay. thank you very much. >>> people in virginia lined the streets to pay tribute to a local marine killed in a helicopter crash. marine corps captain michael quinn died when two military helicopters crashed in arizona a little last month. -- late last month. the 28-year-old was training for a mission to afghanistan. last night his body arrived at reagan national airport before being brought to his hometown of purcellville in western loudoun county. family, friends, and fellow marines lined the sidewalks for a moving procession. quinn's father talked about his son exclusively to news4. >> he died doing what he wanted to do. he was training hard for a very difficult mission that we asked these marines in our service to do our country's bidding. >> captain quinn was engaged to be married. the family will hold a funeral service next week before he is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >>> d.c. police are stepping up their efforts to stop street robberies throughout the d

joe biden -- jill biden . here's just a little bit of the flavor of the article. british actor damian lewislast seen as a pow trying to assess g-8 -- assassinate someone -- "when does he watch tv?" he brought his wife -- host: prince harry has been gallivanting around the caribbean, dancing in jamaica, gambling down the track with a runner. they conclude the article by saying, the first lady, representing all women, both american and from abroad, seeded yourself next to george clooney. here is the entire guest list. a 362. we will show you the head table. president obama is that seat number one here. next to him his samantha cameron. on his other side is prime minister cameron. the then, michelle obama is number 20 here. 19 is george clooney. if you were sitting across the table from the president, you would be warren buffett and damian lewis. some other guests that attended the dinner and that we thought on the list, a couple of senators. senator richard lugar. john kerry. they all brought their wives. patrick kennedy, who was at the press club yesterday -- we covered his talk yesterday. h