there is a movie of marlon brando. but i must say, i remember it was a time in the 1960's, it was some boy from the suburbs. i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris b

. >> starting from day one it was marlon brando cary grant, desi ar nez.did he have any recollection? >> they drank the whole bot. >> that's something to live up to, marlon brando celebrating your arrival. >> yes, yes. >> that is so cool. >> what about the guests in your restaurant, the celebrity guests? how do they behave? >> most behave themselves very nicely. what happens in vega restaurant stays in vega restaurant. it's pretty much candlelit. they sneak out through emergency exits and the kitchen. i think it allows them a bit of privacy. it's dark. they can come in they don't have to be done up. they can come in and have a nice private meal. >> if you could have a meal with somebody, who would it be? >> definitely my grandmother. it would definitely be here. >> is this her margarita? >> this is one of my additions to the menu. i cannot take away anything that we've ever had in 56 years that's been on the menu. i can onto add to it because there's so many regular customers that come in. so i've added the blood orange margarita. >> blood orange. >> blood

. >> bob: was it marlon brando who sent the native american -- >> greg: yes.s how america talks to the outside world. the message is hate america. i want to say -- >> dana: like we do. >> greg: i'm not a fap of movies nominated michigan favorite movie of the year, i cannot recommend because it's perverse is "paperboy." quat cabin in the woods." "magic mike" was ignored by the academy. they have something against matthew mcconnaughey. >> bob: who are you for? >> kimberly: well, thank you for editing yourself. i liked "li "lincoln." daniel day lewis was excellent. >> greg: what was "lincoln" about? >> dana: this guy. freddie remember the name of the movie about the shark? >> andrea: i think "argot" with win because hollywood is being the hero and they love hollywood. >> greg: what was the name of the movie about the fighter "rocky"? >> bob: the fighter "rocky 1, 2, 3, 4, 5." i thought it was great. i loved rocky. they still have the statue in philadelphia. >> greg: it deserved to be best picture. adrian! >> bob: one more thing up next. >> greg: great story. ♪ ♪

are we afraid someone will if i can up an oscar from marlon brando?'re agrading losing the vote. >> scalia is saying that civil rights are special rights. so we're protecting women but we're giving special rights to these other people and they're also they don't want to have the domestic violence--they don't want them to be protected under this act. >> violence against women, voting rights, it's a nuance gray area for the republican. >> john: this is consistently. they're not angry that some groups need more protection. they're angry that those groups would dare ask for that protection. >> the other problem is we're having this gun debate. oh women should arm themselves. a mom should have semiautomatics at home to stop the burglars, and then they vote against the violence against women act. >> john: they're figure their way out of it. >> let hillary in 2016. >> john: my panel stays with me after the break when we look at this week's brutal disappointments. you don't want to miss it. leks karpovsky karpovsky now >> >> >> >> john: welcome back. quick qu

. >> that's marlon brando's? that's awesome. >> anybody remember "the flying nun" with sally field? this is the habit. >> oh, my gosh. there's a disco ball section. >> what if you like vintage toys? i love these. >> that's pretty hot. >> is this tour going to involve food anytime soon again? >> and boy, oh, boy, was the answer yes. >> i was expecting a hot dog or something. and i'm going to get lobster. >> there's no scrimping when it comes to this kind of buffet. these people are the elite of elites for us. >> i agree. i am the elite of elites. >> oh, for sure. >> after lunch, the tour transformed. and now we're off to enter the world of the autobots as they battle for the safety and survival of planet earth. sorry, megatron. i'm more of an autobot kind of girl. autobot, roll out! >> transformers the wide 3d. 60,000 square feet of 3d robots. >> you can't escape megatron. >> from futuristic robots to a great big ape. "king kong" was next. [ screaming ] >> after "king kong" it was off to new york street, where ove

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for his oscar-winning role as the young vito in godfather 2 deniro took marlon brando's character onerely speaks a word of english. how difficult was that? >> well, it's very difficult. you know, i only learned the pieces that i had to for the scenes because to learn those pieces and try and speak it with the proper accent, inflections, blah, blah, blah, you have to practice a lot. >> reporter: it all started in 1943 when he was born to parents virginia admiral and robert deniro sr. in greenwich village, new york. both were accomplished painters. his father, a figurative artist, had his work celebrated in galleries all across the country. >> my father was an artist since he was, i think, five. he was very particular. that they were hung right and put up right. >> reporter: dozens of his father's paintings adorn the walls of deniro's restaurants in new york. he's even kept his father's art studio the same as the day he died. pretty much exactly the way it was? >> yeah. reporter: why is that? because i wanted the kids to know who their grandfather was. i just thought it was important. >

does anybody remember marlon brando when he rejected "the godfather"'s academy award and sent s be hatchener to speak on behalf of native-american rights. we shouldn't be surprised that there are political speeches or a component -- i think jim had a good point, the troops in the background made it fair & balanced. jon: we asked the white house just so you know, we asked the white house who they were and it turns out that they were some of the military aides who helped in serving or handling the dinner that had taken place last night for the governors who were in town for the national governor's association. those are some of the military aides who were part of that event. all right. alan colmes, jim pinkerton good to have you on. thanks. jenna: jodi arias is back on the stand in her very high profile murder trial facing witness therwitherin cross-examination from a prosecutor seeking the death penalty. we'll watch this, watch her answers, bring you any video and our legal panel will weigh in next on how it is all going. here is something you don't see every day, what one unlucky driver is

it's a ceremony known to create a few memorable moments of its own from the halle berry kiss to marlon brando'sous no show. memorable firsts for martin scorsese and kathryn bigelow and feel-good moments from the "good will hunting" boys from boston and a director who showed us "life is beautiful." this year's also sure to make history as hollywood celebrates its best year ever, pulling in more than $10.8 billion at the box office. >> bond. james bond. >> the belle of the ball is without a doubt "silver linings playbook." bradley cooper and russell both picked up nods, cooper's first nomination. >> he hasn't put it on screen yet. >> you stumble upon certain things in your life that you never expect, and for me this was one from the beginning when i first played this character. >> reporter: "silver linings" is set up for a big night, becoming the first time in 31 years to grab nods in all four categories joining "bonnie and clyde, a streetcar named desire and "network." >> i'm as mad as hell, and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> reporter: "lincoln" leading all films with 12 nominations. ste

. >> oh, that's marlon brando's?hing. i'm going to get lobster. >> there's no skimping when it comes to this kind of buffet because these people are the elite of elites for us. >> i agree. i am the elite of elites. >> oh, for sure. >> fist pump. >> after lunch the tour transformed. >> now we're off to enter the world of decepticons and autobots as they battle for the safety and survival of planet earth. >> sorry. i'm more of an autobot kind of girl. autobots, roll out. transformers, the ride 3-d. 60,000 square feet of 3-d robots. >> you'll never escape megatron. from futuristic robots to a great big ape. king kong was next. after king kong it was off to new york street where over 8,000 tv shows and movies have been filmed, including "the sting," "austin powers," and "spider-man." from new york street it was past live sets and straight to the baits motel. >> how creepy? >> which wasn't empty. >> oh, my god. >> he is still coming. he is way too in character. go. go. the universal v.i.p.'s and i, we came, we saw, we con