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so this is interesting, nicole kidman did an interview on -- what was it?alian -- harper's bazaar australia. talking about when she just won an oscar and everybody looks at her like this is the greatest time of her life. she said it was actually one of the emptiest times of her life, when she was going through a divorce and everything was happening. it's so funny how in life -- if you look back at some of your old pictures, you remember you were going through a difficult time and you look at the plastered on smile you have to have sometimes just to make it through. i think people look at someone like nicole kidman and say, gosh, she has everything, a great actress, a nice husband, and they don't realize the pain behind it all. >> well, we stop thinking about them as human beings. they become celebrities. somehow stop having souls, you know, but yeah i think the old saying is, can women have it all. i think what she's expressing is yes, you can, but not at all at the same time. she got an oscar but she lost the marriage. now she seems to be in a good place.

, nick nicole kidman you grew up with their cinema and they tell you how much they like the movie, sot is bringing you directly, direct recognizance and that is special. >> rose: recognition. >> yes. and just to be there and it is like you are this kind of -- there is no job where when you finish, people say like, yeah, good job, that is cool. and i think everyone will be happy to have this. >> rose: yes. >> so i am lucky and it was my lucky year. >> rose: he said, the director said i would say i pushed the actresses toward what i imagined sometimes when encountered resistance you have to figure out a way to break down the barriers to get the result i am looking for and sometimes when you can't get there, you discover something else. >> yes. >> rose: so he is pushing you to go one place he may have discovered something else. >> yes. >> rose: that he did not imagine going in. yes. well, we are working in like the three of us, it is a big experience, she, she is special in all of her movements, acting, so she would feed me a lot, she would feed the scene a lot. >> rose: how did she do t

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people ought to go with the ball but the good governance and of course i can thank for that he and kidman got bought out that i got the call to talk to stop thinking that that meant that country the work that chapter not the walk but the connection between them and want to happen occupation at the top twenty in the winter but what they can actually do it without the binky was sitting on a link to the core body of a band member country and think of it after the flop and poking above the buffet would fall. but that did them for the content of lead but when it comes to picking up the kitchen out that is all in the national day to do with gold hopeful that they will. that situation well that did not happen. you will if the comment that it was a little and got in a far off but that was it because he didn't like the human condition without blood clot but that goal. but the open enough to take out the if topic in which he thought about that. while these up off the pick up the meditation. you know that with the unlawful and that is when the puppy out that you get that thing i will then because it

it was a state in which kidman the economic measures that had begun to come into play around the 1690s in england, the nation had plenty of money to expand. as it expanded, it acquired more wealth, which flowed back into england and enabled it to expand even more so that england, which in the mid-17th century had been a rather backwater country in the affairs of europe, had a hamilton and jefferson's time be calm the largest empire in the western world since the roman empire. the most powerful country. the country that had one for seven years tour of what we call the french and get more. and hamilton begins to articulate this vision of the english economic system for america in a series of essays that he published in newspapers in 1780 when he was only 25 years old, writing as what he called the continental is. first of all things, the pivotal moment in the 1780s did what occurs in france. i'm not sure which is then really envision after his disastrous gubernatorial experience. bd has certainly failed and said that he was finished with politics for all time. and i think what jefferson

. >> all right, okay so this i interesting, nicole kidman did an intervi on -- what was it? life, when she was going through a divorce and everything was happening. it's so funny how in le -- if you look back at some of your old pictures, you remember you were going through a difficu time and you look at the pltered on smile you have to have sometimes just to make through. i think people look at somne like nicole kidman and say, sh, she has everything a great actress, a nicehusband, and theyon't realize the pain behind it all. >> well, we stop thinking about them as human beings. they become celebrits. somehow stop having souls, you know, but yeah i think the old saying is, can women have it all. i think what she expressing is yes, you can, but not at alat thsame time. she got an oscar but she lost the marriage. now she seems to in a goo place. it's like history, ifou continue the same miake, you will continue to make the same mistake. you don't learn from it. so let's have a lite snk. i tnk it's time for a snack. >> i'm trying to maintain, i told you. >> okay, tse are prgle