kate winslet won an oscar for capturing hannah's complexity in the film the reader when the book came out in the 1990 s. bahn had shrink took a wad of criticism for portraying a nazi criminal not as a monster but as a human being. it's a great story all this week we're looking at artists who deal with light and shade in all its full and we begin with dutch. and gold on who met at college in the netherlands 2007 they started studio drift where they used technology to represent nature he is fascinated by science fiction and she i know you combine their talents in an intriguing way. studio address artworks combined design nature and technology with results that sharpen viewers perceptions and suggest feelings of freedom and weightlessness. the 2 artists from amsterdam even make cement blocks levitate. the studio drift is a lot of dying and ralph. came back from what's called life and he had this idea he came back and he called on the plains of have an incredible idea we have to make a floating look of concrete and can you imagine it's just floats. in the film drifters that goes floating

but ask them about the scene where leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet are leaning into the wind over the front of the ship -- that they remember. >> except of course leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet accepted those roles. they wanted to star in that movie. robert mueller doesn't. >> it doesn't matter. he is on the stage tomorrow. he has got to perform in the way bob mueller performs, which is strong, under stated, circumspect. i suspect in this movie scenario, you know, bob mueller is the iceberg. he's big, strong, steady, and he's unyielding. trump is the s.s. titanic and he is about to crash into mueller. >> dear viewers, if somebody at this moment is not making a meme of bob mueller and bill barr standing in the bow of the boat with celine dion singing i'm going to be really disappointed in you. donna, how about this? robert mueller wants to be confined to the four corners of the report. how frustrating is that for democrats, given bill barr doesn't confine himself to the four corners. the president doesn't. steve mnuchin not releasing the president's taxes, kellyanne conway igno

kate winslet captured that independent woman who would not be pinned down.flying. jack. >> "titanic" is this moment where james cameron is straddling these two worlds, the human scale and the computer scale. and from this moment on, '97, the world goes computer. >> you have to let it all go, neil, fear, doubt, and disbelief. free your mind. >> woah. >> "the matrix" changes everything. you have the embrace of eastern cinema into western cannon. and you've got them making their actors do the stunts themselves. keanu reeves had already done "point break." he had already done "speed," but this is a different level of action star he's transforming into. this was six months of training every actor had to go through. and one of the things that you get when you're having the actors do their own stunts, you can film close ups of the face while a punch is being taken, while a punch is being thrown. the action itself >> as cgi gets better, we become a little bit more sophisticated in our tastes when we see computer generated effects because each year they get so much m

more than 20 years after the movie came out, kate winslet has said in the past she thinks there was room. >> there was room. >> there was totally room. >> there was definitely room. >>> if gorgeous real estate what is you came for, you can live like rihanna in her hollywood hills home. there are six bedrooms, a billiard room, a fully equipped fitness suite, a movie theater, an infinity spa. over the pool. >> if you want to live like r i-ri, in the 7,100 square foot home, you better have her money. it will cost $35,000 a month to rent. we can get a group together and go in on it. >> can we go back to jack? >> jack, come back. >> was there room, though? >> there was room. the pain of this loss was only made worse by the cost associated with his death, like his medical and funeral bills. i don't want to leave my children with the same cost. do you know if there's a life insurance company that could provide me with affordable coverage at my age? i'm 68. sincerely, overwhelmed in ohio. (phyllis) dear "overwhelmed in ohio," i'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband and the financial bur

kate winslet really captured that independent woman who would not be pinned down and they were just this and a computer scale, putting them together. and from this moment on '97, the world was computer. >> you have to let it all go. fear, doubt and disbelief. free your mind. >> whoa. >> "the matrix" changes everything. you have the embrace of eastern cinema into western canon and you've got them making their actors do the stunts themselves. keanu reeves had already done point break but this was a different level of action. this was six months of training the actors had to go through. and you can film close upoffs the face while a punch is being taken, while a punch is being thrown. the action itself becomes story telling. >> as cgi gets better we become a little bit more because each year they get so much more realistic and lifelike. >> how? >> he is the one. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptio

that is a costume replica of the heart of the ocean, the neck last worn by kate winslet. >> she's queenn't come to me for my fashion analysis. >>> a proposal interrupted by a photobomb. take a look at boomer here. on his knee, popping the question to his girlfriend brooke in lincoln park, chicago, just one problem, oh, oh, that mystery man walking through the shot at just the wrong moment. he walks into the frame, stops, realizes what's happening and it looks like he tried to back-pedal some but couldn't get out of the frame in time. luckily the newly engaged couple taking it all in stride. >> look at this guy. >> they say they'd love him to photobomb every one of their life events going forward and even extended an invite to their wedding. the problem is, he's still unidentified. >> oh, wow. >> everyone out there, help us i.d. this guy. is it you? is it your friend? just know you're invited to boomer and brooke's big day. they need to know do you want chicken or fish? >> and if our "gma" cameras can be there when you do actually meet. >>> we turn to our "gma" cover story. taking a look