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please welcome back to the show, our friend kirsten dunst, everybody! you, it's been a minute. >> seth: it has been a minute. i've been lucky enough -- your husband, jesse plemons, has been on a couple of times. so i do feel as though i've been able to keep up with your family. >> yeah, this is his safe space of interviews. [ light laughter ] he really, really loves you. >> seth: oh, i'm very happy, 'cause i -- >> yes. >> seth: i love both of you a great deal. but i do want you to tell him when you get home that i also love him. >> okay, good. [ laughter ] he's a real "closer look" guy. he's always on his phone outside, like, i'm like, "what are you doing?" he's like, "just catching up on my seth." [ laughter ] >> seth: and you've added, since last time i saw you, you've added a couple of kids, congratulations. >> yes. oh, yeah, wow. yeah, it's been that long. [ cheers and applause ] whoa, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. >> seth: and you -- i mean, we ended up adding a girl, but you, right in the wheelhouse of what we had -- two boys, two boys right now running

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work. i think it leaves people with so much to think about. and ifeel like if you're in the theatre and you really take it in, i think it's a very moving piece about journalists. and you don't really get, you don't really get that look inside in the way that alex filmed this movie and kind of felt very, very realistic while watching the film. every time i survived the war zone, i thought i was sending a warning home. don't do this. but here we are. the film is set in america. but really, this film is about two things. it's aboutjournalists, and it's about polarisation, populist politics and polarisation, which leads to extremism and extremist thinking. and that's happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and it's been happening here for a long time, and it's happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries where that would be true. he saved my life twice and i've never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child,

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but talking with its star, kirsten dunst, ben mankiwicz asks, what if?ance of law and order. >> reporter: from "gone with the wind" to "glory" to "lincoln," movies have brought us the barbarity and the politics of the civil war. >> i can't accomplish a damn thing of any human meaning or worth until we courselves of sla slavery and end this war! >> reporter: what if that war were merely our first civil war? that's the premise of a new film called "civil war," opening this week. an unflinching and relentless look at a nation divided and violent. what kind of american are you? not in the 1860s, but today. >> i don't know. >> does not feel like a sci-fi movie. this could be us in pick a year, 2025, 2026, 2024? is that fair? >> hopefully, not. i mean, but i do think it's a warning. i do. >> reporter: kirsten dunst leads the cast playing a war photographer along with three other journalists. they drive from new york to d.c. hoping to interview the president before rebel forces led by texas and california reach the white house. >> at the heart of all of this, i

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work.e if you�*re in the theatre and you really take it in, i think it�*s a very moving piece about journalists, and you don�*t really get that look inside in the way that alex filmed this movie, and kind of felt very realistic while watching the film. every time i survived a war zone, i thought i was sending a warning home. "don�*t do this." but here we are. the film is set in america, but really this film is about two things. it's aboutjournalists, and it's about polarisation. populist politics and polarisation, which leads to extremism and extremist thinking, and that is happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and has been happening here for a long time, and it's happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries, where that would be true. he saved my life twice, and i�*ve never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child, and as a teenager starred in some of the biggest films of the era. she had stardom, but

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work.people with so much to think about, and ifeel like if you're in the theatre and you really take it in, i think it's a very moving piece about journalists, and you don't really get that look inside in the way that alex filmed this movie, and kind of felt very realistic while watching the film. every time i survived a war zone, i thought i was sending a warning home. "don't do this." but here we are. the film is set in america, but really this film is about two things. it's aboutjournalists, and it's about polarisation. populist politics and polarisation, which leads to extremism and extremist thinking, and that is happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and has been happening here for a long time, and it's happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries, where that would be true. he saved my life twice, and i've never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child, and as a teenager starred in some of the big

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work.you're in the theatre and you really take it in, i think it's a very moving piece about journalists, and you don't really get that look inside in the way that alex filmed this movie, and kind of felt very realistic while watching the film. every time i survived a war zone, i thought i was sending a warning home. "don't do this." but here we are. the film is set in america, but really this film is about two things. it's aboutjournalists, and it's about polarisation. populist politics and polarisation, which leads to extremism and extremist thinking, and that is happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and has been happening here for a long time, and it's happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries, where that would be true. he saved my life twice, and i've never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child, and as a teenager starred in some of the biggest films of the era. she had stardom, but she didn't

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work.hink about, and ifeel like if you're in the theatre and you really take it in, i think it's a very moving piece about journalists, and you don't really get that look inside in the way that alex filmed this movie, and kind of felt very realistic while watching the film. every time i survived a war zone, i thought i was sending a warning home. "don't do this." but here we are. the film is set in america, but really this film is about two things. it's aboutjournalists, and it's about polarisation. populist politics and polarisation, which leads to extremism and extremist thinking, and that is happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and has been happening here for a long time, and it's happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries, where that would be true. he saved my life twice, and i've never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child, and as a teenager starred in some of the biggest films of the era. s

your costar, kirsten dunst, will be here tomorrow.watching her work. so rare to have a career like she's had. she's so inspiring to me. and yeah, i mean -- >> jimmy: you want me to tell her? >> yeah, can you tell her? >> jimmy: or did you tell her already? >> tell her, tell her, she'd love that. no, it was so cool. so i, you know -- i ended up doing this movie with her. and then actually, i heard that the role was out for "priscilla." she ended up putting in a good word for me, basically got me that role. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, on the last day i found out i booked it. she was standing outside of her trailer. i said, "i got the role!" she burst into tears. yeah, it's really sweet. >> jimmy: you have to get her one, that's how it works. [ laughter ] it's reciprocal, you know? congratulations on all your success. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: the movie's called "civil war." it opens a week from friday. cailee spaeny, everyone. we'll be back with kim gordon. ta-da! hulu on disney+ is now available. i think we just found our n

i've never had that experience in a film before. >> reporter: for kirsten dunst, that's saying somethingas a kid, landing her first meaty role at 12. on sit tom cruise and brad pitt in "interview with a vampire." big teen movies followed, the virgin suicides and bring it on. then three spider-man films. in 2022, dunst earned an oscar nomination for her aching performance in "power of the dog." now 35 years into the business, she knows civil war is unlike anything she's done before. >> i'd never played a role like this. i think that this is one of the most important films i've ever been a part of. i think that it respects the audience and lets them put their own believes onto what's happening. >> you're saying it's about the audience. what does that mean in this case for this film? >> i think it's up to the individual to take whatever their political beliefs are, and they will imprint watching the film what it makes them feel or whose side is what side. and i think that's really interesting and will get a lot of conversations that we need to have happen. and that's the beautiful thing abo

and we hear from actor kirsten dunst about hollywood's issues with equal pay.

you can see her alongside kirsten dunst and nick offerman in the new movie "civil war."aeny. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: can i interest you in half a nonalcoholic beer? >> oh! so kind of you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> yeah, i'm all right. >> jimmy: you're all right. you're from missouri, i hear? >> i am from missouri. >> jimmy: just like in the movie, your character's from missouri in the movie. >> that's true. >> jimmy: what part of missouri are you from? >> i'm from springfield. >> jimmy: you worked in branson as a kid, right? >> anyone been to branson? >> jimmy: a lot of people have been to branson. >> for those of you to are who don't know -- >> jimmy: they're not enthusiastic about it but they've been there. [ laughter ] >> no we like to hall it hillbilly vegas. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm interested in bran son son. i've never been there. i'm from vegas so i have this interest in it. >> it's just got a little twist on it. >> jimmy: yeah, i feel like when things kind of ran out in vegas, then those performers would go to brandon, right? >> yeah, we had some gr

the film, starring kirsten dunst, pulled in $25.7 million in its debut weekend, ending godzilla x kong's two week stay at number one. the figure marks the best opening for an r-rated movie this year. >> makeup artist katya saw it this weekend and said it's fantastic. >> yeah, a few friends told me i should maybe watch it. >> we'll see if i could ever make it to the that's the thing. coming up, the countdown is on to tonight's wnba draft. why it's considered one of the most anticipated drafts in sports history. >> and later, the heartwarming sight a little boy and his pet octopus. but wait, there's more. a lot more. we'll show you. you're watching worl ta-da! hulu on disney+ is now available. i think we just found our new home. your favorites, together like never before. this is a destination spot. for disney bundle subscribers, hulu on disney+ is here. >> make no mistake, when you are sunset, you're going home for life. this is it. >> this really is it. for three dozen pro basketball hopefuls in tonight's wnba draft. >> and barely a week after they faced off in the national championship,

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i wanna thank my guests kirsten dunst, sean casey, ryan dempster. i wanna thank andy hurley, 8g band. thanks for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a familiar story line in san francisco, businesses in the once thriving downtown now struggling to survive. a barbershop says it's on its last legs. >> the owner has gone to great lengths to save her business in an area filled with empty offices. how that barbershop may be the next vacant space. >> reporter: the buzz inside this san francisco barbershop is if it's going to even be open next week. >> that's sad to me, because i think we're losing kind of biodiversity across the cull dmur sf. >> reporter: david a regular. its doors open to columbus with a view of the transamerica pyramid building. david works nearby. he's one of -- just a handful of who've returned to the office in the financial district. the quiet on the sidewalks are excruciating for susan. >> the saddest thing that i've experienced to watch to build something and to know that, like, your

her new movie is called "civil war" in theaters imax nationwide, say hello to kirsten dunst, everybodyyou! >> kelly: welcome to new york, we moved here and we are in a building that i hear you're in this building for the first time when you were six years old on "snl"? was that terrifying? or you are so little -- >> kirsten: i thought it was fun. yeah, there i am. >> kelly: the pictures in the hallway, it was so surreal when ite

tonight -- kirsten dunst. andrew scott. and music from conan gray. with cleto and the cletones.

and the new film starring kirsten dunst warns of the threat to democracy posed by populism and polarisationwe start this hour in the middle east. israel is under increasing international pressure after seven aid workers, including three uk citizens, were killed in an israeli airstrike in gaza. president biden has said he's outraged and heartbroken by the deaths. in a highly critical statement, the us president said israel was not doing enough to protect civilians. world central kitchen released these pictures of the seven aid workers killed when a convoy carrying staff from the charity was hit on monday. three british men — john chapman, james henderson and james kirby — were among them. israel said the strike was "unintended" and vowed to investigate. there've been calls for britain to stop selling arms to israel following the deaths. prime minister, rishi sunak, said he was appalled by the israeli attack, while the foreign secretary, lord cameron, said israel had to make changes to ensure safety of aid workers. our first report this hour is from our correspondent graham satchell. the pict

and actor kirsten dunst talks to us about hollywood's issues with equal pay.nd after pundit roy keane says his general play is at the level of a league two player.

speaking out about hollywood's gender pay gap — kirsten dunst admits she "didn't even think to ask forqual pay" as an up—and—coming star. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. we start in the middle east, and israel is under increasing international pressure after seven aid workers — including three uk citizens — were killed in an israeli air strike on gaza. president biden has said he's "outraged and heartbroken" by the deaths. the foreign secretary david cameron said it's a "dreadful" event, and he paid tribute to those killed, calling them "brave, humanitarian workers". world central kitchen released these pictures of the seven aid workers who killed when a convoy carrying staff from the charity was hit by an israeli strike on monday. the seven were made up of people from britain, australia, poland, a dual us/canadian citizen— and a palestinian driver. the three british men, john chapman, james henderson and james kirby, were working as security advisers. israel said the strike was "unintended" and promised to investigate. the family ofjames kirby

veteran war i of the action is a veteran war photographer caught up in the mayhem played by actor kirsten dunst. it was very immersive _ production was realism. it was very immersive almost - production was realism. it was very immersive almost like - production was realism. it was very immersive almost like a l very immersive almost like a documentary away the cameras interacted with the actors and so he wanted the movie to fill as real as possible stop. the sto of as real as possible stop. the story of civil _ as real as possible stop. the story of civil unrest - as real as possible stop. the story of civil unrest begins here in new york city as it follows a group ofjournalists covering a tumultuous and lethal landscape. the creator of the bill extravaganza claims that will give audiences more thanjust action and that will give audiences more than just action and adventure. it is an anti—war movie but it has two other focuses, one is political, and the other is aboutjournalism. it is a story aboutjournalism. it is a story aboutjournalists aboutjournalism. it is a story about journalists and j

and, we hearfrom actor kirsten dunst about hollywood's issues with equal pay.sport centre, here's tolsen. there are three matches in the premier league this evening. ahead of their match with aston villa the manchester city boss pep guardiola has defended striker erling haaland, after pundit roy keane likened him to a league two player. following city's goalless draw with arsenal on sunday, former manchester united captain keane said haaland's "general play" was "so poor". the norwegian scored 52 goals last season in city's treble—winning run, and he has 29 so far this season.

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and we hear from actor kirsten dunst about hollywood's issues with equal pay.lo, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. israel is facing growing pressure to explain exactly how seven people working for an aid charity were killed in an air strike in gaza. three britons were among those who died in the attack on a world central kitchen convoy. who died in the attack rishi sunak paid trbute tojohn chapman, james henderson and james kirby, describing the deaths as an "awful awful tragedy". more of that interview in a moment, but first james kirby's family described him today as a hero. have a listen. he was completely selfless, which explains why he went to gaza. his experiences in the british army when he served in bosnia and afghanistan, he knew the dangers, he was no fool. and people were telling him, "this could be very dangerous for you." but he knew the dangers. he was selfless in that regard and hejust wanted to help people. the group had been travelling in a clearly marked a

heart of all the action is a veteran war photographer caught up in the mayhem, played by actor kirsten dunst the film does have the power to unnerve. it's a presidential election year in america — highly partisan times. and still in many voters' minds is the violent storming of the us capitol building in january 2021 by supporters of donald trump which gave americans a taste of civil disorder. this new film definitely touches a raw nerve. civil war generated very positive word of mouth when it was shown at the south by southwest film festival in texas last month. it's hard to know how it will perform in cinemas. the action and adventure will engage, but audiences looking for something a bit deeper and more profound may be disappointed. tom brook, bbc news, new york. god bless america. let's bring in our panel. susie, as you can see, and, brian, let's start with you. is this just a film? should we not paid that much attention, or is there anything more going on here? {lin attention, or is there anything more going on here?— going on here? on the contrary, i think it matters _ going on here? o

speaking out about hollywood's gender pay gap — kirsten dunst admits she "didn't even think to ask forair strike on gaza. president biden has said he's "outraged and heartbroken" by the deaths.

this week, we've got new shows with kirsten dunst, kim fields, andrew scott, cailee spaeny and james kim gordon, conan gray and the defiant. so please join us for all that. our first guest is a six-time emmy winner and recent kennedy center honoree, whose voice is beloved by children and their parents around the world. he is back as mike wasowski for season two of "monsters at work." it premieres friday on the disney channel and may 5th on disney plus. please welcome billy crystal! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: it is always a pleasure to have you here. and thank you for helping cure my cousin micki of her fear of pumpernickel. that was very nice of you. >> that was so much fun. >> jimmy: when you talked about it, you're she's not going to believe this. >> we started doing right before you left to japan. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i said i know it's april 1st and i'm on the show. is there a prank we can do? and i wasn't familiar with what you've tortured her with in the past. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> so we talked about this narcolepsy idea. i can do that. but she's n

kirsten dunst. welcome back to gma. >> thank you. >> robin: give it up for her!w do you describe it? >> war journalists are going to photograph and interview the president. we're in this dystopian kind of america where there's a civil war going on. >> michael: so very timely. did you feel that when you were filming it? >> you know, he wrote it before january 6th but it felt timely to me because when we were rehearsing the war in russia and ukraine started, so it feels timely for the world, you know? not just specifically the united states. and what's clever about how alex did this film is that it's not partisan. it's not putting any political agenda on the film. it really is an action film disguised as, like, a real love letter to journalism. >> george: you play a war photo journalist. how did you prepare for it? >> well, as soon as i got the role i was like, give me the camera. i wanted to look like second nature the way you wrap your strap around your wrist and hold all your equipment. and then watched a lot of documentaries. maria coleman "under the wire" was

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plus, kirsten dunst is here live and we've got our series, comfort food america taking over houston for some down home down home cooking. yes, it made me hungry. >> i used to live in houston, so i'm familiar with what they do there. ninfa's on navigation is the place to do food. get your mexican food. oh drop a name, friend. >> okay, drop that. i love that but they're also probably talking about like, barbecue. >> check it out next time. >> soul food. >> yeah i think yep yep they've got it all. >> there's just a huge city. >> yeah it is enormous. it goes on and on and on. and you know if beyonce could do it, then if she was raised on that then eat whatever she ate. everything's fine. yeah, that's what i figured. okay. we'll see you at you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, sepa

and the new film starring kirsten dunst warns of the threat to democracy posed by populism and polarisationkilled in an israeli airstrike in gaza. president biden has said he's outraged and heartbroken by the deaths. in a highly critical statement, the us president said israel was not doing enough to protect civilians. world central kitchen released these pictures of the seven aid workers killed when a convoy carrying staff from the charity was hit on monday.

kirsten dunst wagner, stephen mckinley, henderson, kaylee, spanning nick offerman and jesse plemons starkin chicago. >> and dean richards. >> he says ok, well, if you're going to pick any day this weekend to go into a movie theater and spend some time, probably be saturday. good, john, with the forecast age on the forecast is made for it. we're back to movie weather now because we were outside weather the past few days for sure. today's a transition day. don't cancel your friday plan. still get out there. >> just know shorts and t-shirts. today we are looking outside at the embarcadero, good, jogging weather out there. some partly cloudy skies right now. cloud cover gradually increases today but will hold off on showers. intel after the sun goes down tonight, seeing rainfall around reading even a few thunderstorms up around chico this morning. and then the rainfall for us still sitting well to the west and north that low pressure area anchoring this colder air mass that makes its way in tonight and really has its greatest impact on us during a pre-dawn hours of tomorrow morning. so hour b

kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work. extremism and extremist thinking, and that is happening in america, but it's happening here in this country, and has been happening here for a long time, and it's— happening across europe. i could list the countries, or you could list the countries, where that would be true. he saved my life twice, and i've never even seen his face. kirsten has been acting since she was a child, and as a teenager starred in some of the biggest films of the era. she had stardom, but she didn't have pay equality. i definitely grew up in a time with major pay disparity between the lead actor and myself, even though i had been in bring it on and he hadn't. and did you feel in that time you were in a position that you couldn't say, "hang on, why is this person being paid more than me?"? i was very young, and it just felt like the time. what you do? it was how it all worked, so it wasn't questioned. and i was 17. i'm still learning. when you are that age, i'm still learning my taste in film. i didn't even t

. >> robin: you, emma stone, kirsten dunst, spider-man.were saying t i don't know. i guess it worked out for all of them. so. >> and for you. >> yeah, i hope so. >> do you guys think you'll play after this? will you continue playing tennis? >> i can answer that. i haven't played a single bit since we wrapped. i know, but i just i really am not very good. same. so i don't believe it for a second. >> without lucas direction and capturing us in this beautiful way, it doesn't look the same. >> the magic of editing, maybe. yeah, exactly. one one game that you are crushing is the fashion game. it has been so fun. we both love tennis. you've just killed it in every stop on this press tour again today, and, the met ball is coming. it is and are you one of the chairs this year? yeah i am, that's so fun. >> it's very. i haven't been to the met for, for quite a few years now, so i'm coming back a little bit nervous. but these guys i believe will be there. yes. so i'll have my, my crew with me, and, yeah, we'll, we'll keep each other company, but. yea

. >> then later this week, kirsten dunst, james corden, kim fields, conan gray and more new kimmel tonightda. good morning everyone. so far we have a crash that we are continuing to track. this is over in corte madera. this is a three car crash on southbound 101 before madera boulevard. right now, the speeds are down to 21mph. we're told this is blocking a lane and chp is on the scene. so there are delays from five 8-80. we'll continue tracking this for you throughout the morning, and a look at your drive times for this morning. so far, everything looking pretty good on the richmond-san rafael bridge from point richmond to san rafael. just seven minutes. and on the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. just 14 minutes. amanda. all right. >> thanks, gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has your accu weather forecast after the break. >> precision garage door is a local family owned business and part of your community. when your garage door breaks, it doesn't care whether it's the night or the weekend. that's why your call will be answered by a live person. >> 24 seven precision door servi