world war ii movie from a critically acclaimed director and featuring acting hest weights like mark rylancehow did harry styw dw score a role. >> 400,000 briti british, rounded by the nazi war machine, desperate to make the journey home. >> everyone on the beach went through something incredibly dramatic. the enemy is closing in on all sides, they are faced with choice to surrender or a nileation and doesn't end either of those, making it greatest story of all time. >> it lacks the big typical war picture it does have writer, director christopher nolan and his ability to craft unforgettable images. >> so you have thousands of men standing out in this eight foot wide concourse, this sort of bridge to nowhere, the paradox to that the dive bothers with nowhere to go would have to stand and take it. >> there are three interweaving story lines, a cast with oscar winner mark rylance and as a pilot, tom hardy who played bane for nolan in "the dark knight ris rises" last of his batman trilogy films. "dunkirk" also has a fresh faced lead 20-year-old. >> we didn't know how many scripts going in or ch

was there pinch yourself moments when kenneth branagh and mark rylance, tom hardy, with their moments when i met people i looked up to for so long. also just the scale of the set is insane. the first time i walked up and saw spitfires flying overhead, warships in the background, a kilometre of beachin in the background, a kilometre of beach in a set dress to look the time with extras. it is an insane thing, anyone with an a person, “— a person, —— viktor matter whether you're an actor, you learn to adapt and take it in as normal. when you watch the film, you reflect, thinking, that was insane. harry, you have had experience in a different world, the music world. you had to deal with all the attention that fionn will get used to now maybe. does it feel like a com plete to now maybe. does it feel like a complete change to you all quite a natural progression? obviously, the doing of it was so amazing. any time you get to work with who you are a fan of, in any format, it's a a privilege to be around, getting to watch them work. you want to soak as much up of it as you can. in terms of the

actor mark rylance tells us how he thinks the spirit of dunkirk depicted in his latest film has beened in recent events. these recent disasters in manchester and london, the two disasters in london, have made us all so much more aware of civilian involvement and the selflessness and bravery of the civilian rescue services. good morning, everyone. one for live music fans today. those controversial ticket re—selling websites. i'll be finding out whether gig—goers are getting a raw deal. at wimbledon the dream is over for johanna konta but she remains defiant. the british number one remains confident she can win the women's singles one—day in years to come after she lost her semi—final yesterday to the five—time champion venus williams. venus is rising again and given i'm squinting, so is the son? today for many after a cloudy start we're looking at a sunny day, sunny intervals, a few showers but later we will see rain coming into the north—west and later mike andi coming into the north—west and later mike and i will be back with more later in the programme. good morning. first, our mai

actor mark rylance tells us how he thinks the spirit of dunkirk depicted in his latest film has been

sir mark rylance joins us at the table. welcome.t night. >> at the imax. >> at the imax. the soldier said, what are you doing? go home. and yet he's drawn to go help. what drew you to that role? >> a very famous group of people in england, the thousand or more men who were to go across on any available boat they could find and help ferry the soldiers on the beach from the bigger boats because the water is so shallow. there's a man in a canoe and they shout down what are you doing down there. he said i've got one seat in the back. >> there were thousands on the beach waiting. >> they were hoping to get 30,000. we got we're so success elf with war in england, we've got an imperial museum. there were lovely recordings made before the men who walkpas away. i went over and listen. >> listened to what? >> the tone is selflessness and they believe in communal effort. it's a little different than now. >> answer answering the call of duty. >> answering the call of duty. knowing what they did. they weren't told they were going to be bomb and

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," actor mark rylance joins us in studio 57 ahead of the premieres latest film "dunkirk." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ahead of the premiere of his latest film "dunkirk." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." slowly diminished and it was a great and empowering feeling. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix and get help right away if you have any of these. tell your healthcare provider if you've had depression or other mental health problems. decrease alcohol use while taking chantix. use caution when driving or operating ma

to mark rylance who plays a civilian at the helm of a small vessel rescuing soldiers the film is presenting that dunkirk spirit of people rallying around the time of great adversity. was a miraculous retreat. and that way it was a victory because if they hadn't had that miraculous retreat. we would we would be mighty short of men off to an intense promotional campaign dunkirk is finally being released to the public it's been getting some glowing early reviews with some critics calling it a masterpiece. box office returns a yet to come back for christopher nolan it looks like dunkirk is a gamble that's going to pay off. tom brook bbc news new york. sure faisal beach. sure fight on the landing grounds. we shall never surrender. well remember you can find much more all the day's news on our. when we jeannie five you know. joining us form bbc welcomes american . make sense of internet. funding at this pre. the freemen foundation. because our foundation pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and sony pictures. mmhm. think about. help around the house i'm all. told you you could face o

charlie stayt spoke to him and one of the film's stars, sir mark rylance, who said he thinks the spirit? why waste precious tanks when they can pick us off from the air like fish in a barrel. what was the moment for you, as a director, i suppose more important as a human being, that the moment when you thought there is a story about dunkirk, well—known as it is historically, there is a story that i could tell? i think, for me, it was myself and emma, my producer. we made a trip about 20 years ago on a friend's small boat. he wanted to make the crossing at about the same time of year the evacuation had taken place. it was incredibly rough, felt very difficult, very dangerous, and that was without people dropping bombs on us. we weren't heading into a war zone. we were just going to present—day dunkirk. the call went out. we have to go to dunkirk. ready on the stern line. what are you doing? you know where we're going? into war, george. these recent disasters in manchester and london, the two disasters in london, have made us all so much more aware of civilian involvement and the selfless

he stars alongside tom hardy and mark rylance in one of the summer's biggest blockbusters, dunkirk.be in northern parts of the uk, but for most of us it's a warm day and fairly humid as well. this warm air is coming in from the south and west, bringing the weather fronts with them. it is bring the rain into the north and west. there are highs bars on the chart, so it be breezy. lots of cloud first thing. the rain is moving from west to east. further south it's a largely dry day, if rather cloudy and breezy. wettest all the while in the western side of scotland. further east, some drier and brighter interludes, but there will be another band of rain working south through the afternoon. in northern england most of the rain will be through the morning. still some left over in the west in particular, quite grey as well. again, the rain works through here through the morning. there will be some drier and brighter conditions in the southern counties. temperatures about 21— 22 degrees in the south and east. not a great deal of sunshine through the afternoon. largely dry for the ladies‘ fin

mark rylance believes the story of dunkirk will be passed on for generations."randparents, my grandfathers were in the war so, and i had friends who were tail gunners in the lancaster's and halifax's so...it just was all, always, always fascinated me so yeah i knew about it from an early age from films actually. like the young generation's gonna learn about it here.""you can practically see it from here." "what?""home."in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... a baby attacked by a police dog in the south bay... the family's reaction this morning... and get ready for delays if you're in san francisco this weekend. muni will be closed, and the san francisco marathon is happening. we have everything you need to know. plus... we are learning about another attack at a bart station. details on where it happened and who is responsible. ♪ the opioid my doctor prescribed for my chronic back pain backed me up-big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. spent time, money. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she sa