live in the moment. >> i spoke with julianne moore earlier this year in new york. here is that conversation. >> there's a lot of buzz about this film. you went to toronto with the film and all of a sudden there was no distributor and now there's a distributor because there was a sense of that this was a really special role. >> oh, thank you. >> charlie: and that it was the right actress at the right time for the right character. >> well, we felt so fortunate. i mean, when you go to a film festival without a distributor, you never know what's going to happen. we had a 4:30 screening on a monday which was not particularly auspicious. so you go hoping people will see the movie and respond to it. when we all walked out afterwards and heard the response from the audience, we were so delighted. >> charlie: we have a chance. yeah, we felt like we had a chance. >> charlie: tell me about the film and your character. >> well, the character's name is alice howland, and she is a 50-year-old professor of linguistics at columbia university and she's been married since she was qu

. >> receipt wister spoon and julianne moore both generating a loft oscar buzz at the box office this weekend. >> nancy odel present tapement tonight shows us the mover that's people are going to be talking about this weekend. >> what's it like? like what does it actually feel like? >> oh, always the same. i have good days, bad days. >> julianne moore is alice, woman diagnosissed when early onset alzheimer's, as the disease progresses her bond with her family including her youngest daughters put to the test. >> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass for a normal person. but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. >> horrible. >> thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story but one that its star is very proud of. >> we're so thrilled that people are responding to this movie. the fact that it is out, people are seeing it, they like it, it is to just means the world to us. >> buzz receipt whitherspoon bridges it to the big screen, pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around the same time i read cheryle's book, i was really just seeing a real deficit in the marketplace

julianne moore, maps to the stars. >> quvenzhane wallis, annie. main, the theory of everything. best motion picture drama, boyhood, fox catcher, the imitation game and the theory of everything. >> congratulations to all our nominees. and please join us for hollywood's biggest celebration on sunday, january 11th, for the 72nd annual golden globe awards hosted by tina fey and amy poehler live on nbc. good morning. >> good morning to you, sir. abc's chris connelly is here. >> that's early. >> come on, guys. come on. what jumps out most to you? >> immediate thing is a very good performance for birdman. a number of acting nominations and a best musical or comedy nomination. and a disappointing performance for angelina jolie's movie, unbroken. >> boyhood got a lot. >> it's in there, has been all along. >> imitation game as well. >> imitation game with cumberbatch is in there. >> so happy to see whiplash get a nomination. >> he is a likely front runner, in the same way that patricia arquette is in the front for boyhood. they're in it to win it. >> "moder

bad days. >> reporter: julianne moore is alice a woman with early on set alzheimer's.s the the disease progresses, her one with her family including her young daughter, played by kristin stewart, is put to the test. >> on my good days, i can almost pass for a normal person. on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. >> that is horrible. >> thanks for asking. >> reporter: it is a heart breaking story but one its star is very proud of. >> we're so thrilled that people are responding to this movie, the fact that it is out, people are seeing it, they like it, i'm thrilled. >> and, in wild, based on memoirs by cheryl, reese weatherspoon brings author's personal journey to the big screen pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around the the same time i read cheryl's book i was really just seeing a real deficit in the marketplace of strong female roles and women in the lead in films and i realized if i was than the going to start creating some of these opportunities for myself, and other women, in one was going to do it. >> reporter: reese does it all including recr

. >>> reese whither spoon and julianne moore generating oscar buzz at the box office this weekend. >>cy odell of entertainment tonight shows us move that is a lot of people are talking about right now. >> what is it like? >> what does it actually feel like. >> it is the same, i have good days, bad days. >> reporter: julianne moore is diagnosed with early on set alzheimer's. as the disease progresses her bond with her family including her young daughter played by kristin stewart is put to the test. >> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass for a normal person but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. it is horrible. >> thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story but you one that its star is very proud of. >> i was so thrilled that people respond to this movie, the fact that it is alice, people are seeing it and they like it, it just means the world to us. >> what have i done. >> in wild, based on memoirs by cheryl, reese whither spoon brings author's personal journey to the big screen pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around the time that i read cheryl's book

julianne moore and her family struggle with devastating diagnosis.ertainment tonight shows us the movies the people are talking about, right now. >>> waist it like? like what does it actually feel like? >> oh, always the same. >> i have that. i have good days, bad days. >> julianne moore is alice, woman diagnosed with early onset altzheimer's, as the disease progresses, her bond with her family including her youngest daughter played by kristin stewart is put to the test. >> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass as a normal person. but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story one its star is very proud of. >> we're so thrilled, that people are responding to this movie. the fact that it is out, people are seeing it, and they like it, it to just means the worlds to us. >> in my real life i'm out here. >> and in wild, based on the memoir bile cheryle, reese whitherspoon bridges the author's perianal journey to the big screen, pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around this same time that i

julianne moore and reese witherspoon. we'll start with reese and "wild."tory of how she hiked more than 1,000 miles of the pacific crest trail alone. >> driven by her marriage falling apart and the death of her mother, she sets out on an epic journey to find herss. >> if you aren't a hobo, where do you live? >> i'm probably going to live in portland when i get off the pct. >> i've maybe only spoken to one other female hobo. >> that's probably because women can't walk out of their lives. they have kids to look after, parents to look after. >> that's fantastic. i love feminists. >> peter traverse of "rolling stone" writes with the help of a scrappy script that allows bursts of humor to break through the darkness. witherspoon cuts to the cruised core of cheryl's heart. and roger moore says, it could have been eat, hike, love, but reese lifts it above that. >> and in the other corner, julianne moore in her new movie "still alice." she plays a renowned linguist professor with early anset a on alzheimer's. >> i've always been so defined by my intellect, my langu

julianne moore's perfect skin at 54. >> what is your secret? is it in a bottle?>>> plus the legendary al pacino getting emotional with a.j. this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. [ cheers and applause ] >>> hey everyone. welcome to "extra." happy

we begin this evening with julianne moore, the actress who stars in "still alice." >> i think that'ser person understands? how do i enter into that life and try the understand it? >> we conclude with robert battle, artistic director of the alvin ailey dance theater. >> this company, when we think about arts and education before it became somewhat of a buzz word to rays funds, i was a mission for alvin ailey that everybody had a seat at the table. he wanted this to connect with all people, that it wasn't a highbrow art form. so he believed in that, and i think that spirit

. >> people love julianne moore. got to one win of them for best actress. >> if nothing else, the field for actresses is completely weak. in fact, the actress field was so weak this year that, you know, we wrote a column about the fact that there might not even be enough actresses to get nominations. >> it's very weak because there are only six african-american nominations in all the categories. >> that might be a -- >> and most of them are women, right? viola davis. >> one more question. >> make it count, lewis. >> don't ask one of your stupid questions. >> don't do a mark wahlberg -- >> insight, insight. >> this is a lot of pressure. what was your favorite film of the year? >> nice -- >> excuse producer, can we get the hook? >> just go. >> -- name my favorite film of the year. i would tell you what i'd like to see yet, which is "boyhood." >> great, you just got her in trouble. >> janice, thank you. andre, will you come back? >> absolutely. >> i like the blanky. bring another one. donny, our thanks to your trainer.

>> i have good days, bad days, and on my bad days, i feel like i can't find myself. >> julianne moore wrapped up two nods in drama and comedy. >> why is he mowing your dirt patch? >> showing him how the world works. you work, get paid, and you drink. >> are you drinking alcohol? >> bill murray a two-time nominee, and meryl streep is far from cursed, ending her record breaking 29th golden globe nomination. >> bring me the nomination or the child you wish for will never see the light of day! >> on the tv side, surprises, no nominations for "modern family, " the big bang theory," or "brooklyn 99," and no nomination for amy pole lar. savann savannah. >> joe, thank you so much. >> just give meryl the nomination, make it 30. >> i can't wait until she is recognized for her work. those are live sunday, january 11. we'll be live with a complete cast the following morning. >> a very, very big day in the nation's capital. >>> the clock is ticking, count down for congress to avoid a government shut down, but the bill on the table is not sitting well with some lawmakers. the $1.1 trillion pan cuts

julianne moore grabs a s.a.g.that make you more nervous? >> i hope they're right. >> let's go inside. now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7, it's the "insider" together with yahoo! >>> the race to the oscars is officially on. with hollywood's a-list leading the way, reese, meryl, jen aniston. hello, everybody. i'm louis aguirre. >> i'm thea andrews. also nominated, of course, julianne moore. coming up i talk to the front-runner about the awards buzz. >>> tonight's other big story, major fallout from the hollywood hacking scandal. this time spilling insider secrets about angelina jolie and it is not pretty. >> i'd much prefer having a camera on these two and being -- >> really? >> being behind the scenes. but there's a few things i've been developing, a few more stories to tell. >> "unbroken." >> in the wake of promoting her s.a.g.-nominated film, angelina's "cleopatra" remake in development for years found its way into the sony

and there's another film out there "still alice" which julianne moore is being touted as the best actressmes. this is something sony does not want to see, carol. >> that means a big loss of money. nischelle turner, thanks so much. knee they will turner reporting live from los angeles. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, hands up. a show of solidarity. the st. louis rams entering the ferguson debate. the police officers' association not pleased and today the president holds high level talks. front and center. >> i was furious. >> reporter: the wife of former baltimore ravens running back speaking out. >> at the end of the day he's a football player and that's what they should be focused on. >> and hacked. sony pictures calling in the fbi this morning. unreleased movies on pirate web sites. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes.

. >> i spoke with the julianne moore earlier this year in new york. >> there is a lot of buzz about the stone. he went to toronto. all of a sudden i was no distributor. now there is a distributor because there is a sense that this was a special film and the right actress at the right time. >> we felt so fortunate. when you go into this you never know what will happen. we had a screening on a monday which is you know not a normal screening time. so you hope people will go and respond. in terms of the response, we felt good. >> tell me about the film and your character. >> the characters name is alice and she is a 50-year-old professor of linguistics at columbia university. she has been married since she was quite young in her early 20's. she has three adult children. she starts noticing little slips. in her memory. she doesn't mention it to her husband or anyone. she gradually begins to realize something is going on. she is diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. >> that means what? >> it means that -- when you are diagnosed under 65, it is considered early onset. it is generally a diffe

. >> i spoke with julianne moore in new york. there is a lot of buzz about this film. you went to toronto with the film. there was no distributor. there were is now a distributor. there was a sense that this was a very special role, and it was the right actress at the right time. >> when you go in without a distributor, you don't know what is going to happen. we had a screening on a monday, which is not particularly auspicious for screening times and you hope people will see the movie and respond to it. we walked out afterwards and we were so delighted. >> we had a chance. >> we felt we had a chance. >> tell me about the film and your character. >> her name is alice howland. she is a professor of linguistics. she has been married since she was quite young and has adult children. she starts noticing little slips in her memory. she does not mention it to anyone. she begins to realize something serious is going on. she is diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. >> that means what? >> it means, when you are diagnosed with alzheimer's under 65, it is considered early-onset.

best actress in a drama, jennifer aniston for "cake" felecity jones "the theory of everything" julianne moorece" rosamund pike and reese witherspoon. boy hood, fox catcher, the imitation game, selma and the theory of everything. for more go to cnn.com. >>> golden globes are a bit overshadowed this morning by some of the humiliating details coming out about that hack attack at sony studios and how bad it really was. now we hear from the studio co-chair amy pascal and producer scott rudin and their e-mail war slamming angelina jolie and president obama. first a little background for you. you may not know the name scott rudin but seen his movies, social network, no country for oldman, the truman show, he's the one everyone at the academy seems to be thanking. >> thank you, scott rudin, for bringing us this novel and giving us the opportunity to make the movie. >> thank you to scott rudin who brought me over here and somehow had the vision that a jewish- jewish-nigerian brit could come over the pond and play one of the most iconic parts. >> scott rudin. >> scott rudin. >> scott rudin, you fought

julianne moore still alice. rosa pike, gone girl. reese whither spoon, wild.tures comedy or musical. bird man, the grand budapest hotel, into the woods, pride, saint vincent. >> you're watching golden globe award nominations live. >> best performance by an anchor in a television series drama. cliv e owen the knicks. lee ann shriver, ray donovan. kevin spacey, house of cards, james spader, the the black list, dominic west, the a fair. >> best television series drama, the affair, show time. downtown abby, pbs. game of thrones, hbo. the good wife, cbs. house of cards, net flicks. best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a motion picture, robert duval, the judge. ethan hawk, boyhood. edward norton, bird man. mark ruffalo, fox catcher, jk simmons, whiplash. best performance by a actor in a motion picture comedy or musical. ray fines, the grand budapest hotel, michael keaton, bird man, bill murray, saint vincent, and joaquin phoenix, christopher waltz, big eyes. >> twenty-five film and television categories. >> good morning. best performance by an actres

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julianne moore got nominated for both the drama and comedy category two. separate films of hers.nds star jennifer aniston, she got a sag nomination yesterday for her movie cake. she got a nomination today for the golden globes. big question, will we be seeing academy award nominee jennifer aniston? >> wow. >> that would be something. >> we rolled some footage thereof foxcatcher, you know, that's about our area of the country here in the philadelphia area. >> right. >> got couple of nominations? >> yes, steve correll, the transformation that he makes this this movie is unbelievablement i'm still trying to get around the fact that it is actually steve correll. looks nothing like him whatsoever, the nose, everything, also mark, i will say the one person that should be getting some love for this movie is chang tatum. i know not necessarily the oscar type of actor, but he is so great this this movie. i really did think he deserved some nomination. best actor category so tight this year, you have car he will, you have michael keaton, eddie, everything, so a lot going on, but i do think

. >> brown: one of the performances you cited was by julianne moore finds she has alzheimer's.l alice." >> i was so defined by my intellect my language, my articulation and now sometimes i can see the words hanging in front of me and i can't reach them and i don't know who i am and i don't know what i'm going to lose next. >> brown: tell us why that performance stood out for you, mike? >> well, i think it stood out because it's very powerful subject and she handled it very well. there could be the tendency to overdo it but i thought there were a lot of moments of restraint and emotion she conveys very well. there's a lot of things going on within her and a lotto things she does. towards the end of the film she's not speaking that much but you get what she's going through. i think in a year where there weren't as many strong female performances as in many years, i felt this was a very moving performance. >> brown: you both said how hard it is to pick a top performance. let me make it easier. dana, you talk about other films, but especially what i want to ask you about, perhaps s

she will be autopsy begins julianne moore for still alice and gone girl but it is an a nation performancelier in walk the line. this is best thing she has done since then. a is mag film from the performance standpoint. are dark, very hard to watch at times. i will say she elevates the film. i did peak to her about this film. we were in the wood doing this interview. i had bugs flying in my face. i canned her about, you know, car thinking 45-pound pack around and how that was for her and this is what she had to say. >> chill straight was on the set every day and said that pack looks light and come over and pack it full of more things if it looked too light. >> on the scene when you first put the pack on, it is incredible. we see you you struggling to get it on. how many takes. >> that is interesting because that is how jean mark works he didn't want me to see any of the props. i walk in the hotel room set. everything was laid out. he said okay i want you to car that i bag. he said i want to you figure it out while we film you do it. you are seeing me struggle and figure me it out. >> so th

helen march on hundred foot journey, julianne moore, wallace, annie.n picture drama, steve correll, foxcatcher, benedict comes back, the imitation game, jake jill end hall, night crawler, david, thelma. eddie redmain, the theory of everything. best motion picture drama, boyhood, foxcatcher, the imitation game, thelma, and the theory of everything. >>> congratulations to all of aeronomies. please join us. >> oh, we might. so important hollywood people. just realize after listening to those lists, i need to turn on my tv. i don't know any of those shows. >> what, house of cards i love. downtown abby, great one. >> ya. >> there are good once, foxcatcher, wow, got a lot of nominations. >> by the way, ava, if she wins, she will be the first black female director to ever win a golden globe. i'm pretty sure. and she will be on our show if not tomorrow, early next week. >> that's going to be good. okay, we will talk about all >> that's going to be good. okay, we will talk about all of this with kevin i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. b