for "hugo," martin scorsese re-created one of méliès' many productions. >> i decided we'll deal withar one called "kingdom of the fairies." we thought that would be interesting to show how he did underwater sequences. >> another special feature explains the amazing automaton that is at the heart of the film. and you'll see how modern movie special effects are done, too, like using models to create a full-scale train crash! [ glass shatters ] but best of all is the incredible film itself, which is filled with exciting action and a magical story that you'll want to watch again and again! and you can have it now, on blu-ray and dvd. i'm carina for "teen kids news." >> all: we are somers girl scout troop 2971. >> and we are at the... >> all: blaze! [nursery music playing] just three granules of lead dust can harm your child. if your home was built before 1978, >> if every halloween you carve the same old face on your jack-o'-lantern, listen up. carly's about to shed some light on a whole world of creative pumpkin-carving options for when october rolls around again. >> welcome to the grea

he is martin scorsese's favorite cameraman. he has really revolutionize the way that we see cinema. it is amazing that he was nominated tonight and receive the lifetime achievement award. it was the most touching moment of the night. he got a standing ovation. he is incredibly generous and told people to quiet down. he is just a cameraman. >> ok. i think we can ask one more question here before we let you go. let's talk a little bit more about "anonymous." do you think it should be winning the award that has been nominated for? >> yes, i think so. it did not win many of the artistic awards. it won for the technical awards -- costume's, cinematography, editing, and it definitely reserve the those. it was technically a class above anything else nominated. it is a hollywood-style film that was made on a tiny budget of $30 million. he showed with the german talent he used here that he could make a film that looks like it cost $200 million. >> got for us all the red carpet reporting on the german film awards this evening. as always, thank you very much. >> barcelona fans are coming to te

my heroes are brian de palma, sergio leone, mario bava, martin scorsese, nicholas ray, people like that. sam fuller. cinema guys. ever listen to k-billy's "super sounds of the 70s"? violence in movies doesn't bother me at all. saying you don't like violence in movies is like saying you don't like tap-dancing in movies. it's a very cinematic thing, and you may not like it, but it's not up for questioning, you can do anything. ♪ i gotta feelin' ♪ somethin' ain't right ♪ i'm so scared ♪ i guess i'll fall ♪ off my chair ♪ an' i'm wonderin' how ♪ i'll get down the stairs ♪ clowns to the left of me ♪ jokers to the right ♪ here i am ♪ stuck in the middle ♪ with you ♪ hmmmmm! ♪ an' i'm wonderin' what ♪ it is you will do ♪ it's so hard ♪ to keep the smile ♪ from my face ♪ (man) hold still! (quentin tarantino) that was one of the only scenes that i actually shot two ways. i did another shot where the camera was behind the cop, as michael straddles him and cuts off the ear. because i wanted to be sure about which way to go. in the rushes, the one where michael is on top and saws it off on screen,

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in 2011 alone, actor al pacino, director martin scorsese, and willie nelson with $16 million in back taxes and penalties. >> it's over $5,000 a day, just in penalties and interest. >> quick: the agency seizes most of nelson's assets. they stage auctions of his personal belongings, and fans rally to support him. >> i think it's a shame, you know, that that has to be happening with him. that's why i'm here. i'm here to support him, help the man out, give him some money. >> quick: nelson blames his tax trouble on bad advice. >> i feel like that i was duped. i was advised to go borrow $12 million over here and get into a tax shelter. >> quick: to pay off his debt, nelson releases an album called "the irs tapes: who'll buy my memories?" >> they didn't take my ways of making a living. so -- and they can't take that. so, fortunately, i'm still healthy and i can still work. >> quick: officially, the irs says it doesn't hunt for high-profile cases, but exposing a-listers' tax troubles pays off twofold -- recouping lost revenue and deterring the masses from cheating. the former chief of the ir

in 1978, helm featured prominently in martin scorsese's film called "the last waltz." even with vocal chords damaged by cancer, he won grammys for solo albums as recently as 2011. >>> tributes still pouring in for dick clark tonight, host of "american bandstand," including some from dancers who appeared on his weekly show. >> everybody felt he was like their father, like a father figure to everybody. >> two of those dancers from the show paid their respects today to the clark star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> he mentioned those were his favorite years. >> she's talking about the late '70s when disco exploded on the scene and clark and his tv show were on the cutting edge of pop culture history. >>> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri rejoins us now and we are ready for the heat. >> yes, and it's coming. it's on the way. it warmed up a little bit today and if you like that, well, we're going to go about ten degrees warmer with potentially some 90s. we'll let you know who could hit 9-0 in just a few minutes. . >>> coming up in sports, a preview of the sharks' bigge

. >>> in movie news, leo dicaprio and martin scorsese is teaming up for the fifth time.onaire at 26 and turns to federal convict at 36. talks of a sixth collaboration between the hollywood heavyweights. there's thought that leo might play old blue eyes in an upcoming frank sinatra biopic. >> a monster to take that on. to be frank. >> did you say, to be frank? >> i did. does it count as a ding? >> no. you get two dings. >>> it's said that dogs resemble their owners. new, a new study being held at the british psych society, i'm sure that's abbreviation, among the findings, people who have utility breeds are extroverts, which explains why the queen of england is so wild. people who choose terriers, like robin roberts, are agreeable. trying to make people at-ease. the most stable people tended to gravitate towards hound dogs such as beagles and dachshunds. isn't that interesting? >> george stephanopoulos. >> captain stable. >> stable. i'm not moving. >> that's "pop news." >> thanks, lara. >>> sam? >> take a look at this crowd, everybody. in times square, they are filling up.

. >> martin scorsese directed that film. incredible movie. and you think about the band, they really aaron -- what was so interesting about them, you think about the three or four great albums they made and how weirdly out of time and culture they were. they sounded like they came from some other century. they looked like they came from some other century. >> it's amazing. >> the southern -- deep southern. the night they drove old dixie down is a song that could have been written in 1783. and the music was timeless in this deep, profound way. and as he, you know, in levon's voice, it's the voice that comes from another era out of time, out of space. >> and by the way, mark mckennon, i think about this sometimes being as obsessed as i am by music and song writing. it really is, it's what i love more than anything else. and i sit and listen to these songs. what are we going to be singing? what are our kids going to be singing after we're gone? i guarantee you, "the night they drove old dixie down" could have been written in 1783. i guarantee it

> he's paying a monster in a bunch of movies and a guy that's made a lot of monster movies is martin scorsese $2.25 million apparently owed for federal tax liens. >> and you have nicolas cage, owes a whopping $7 million. >> he's got to find some real american treasure. >> yeah. didn't -- didn't he lose all of his money anyway? >> right. >> i don't know. >> i think that his daughter. >> because today is tax day at maggie moo's they have this thing every year called the yo bait and what they're doing is they're giving away free frozen yogurt at their locations between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. tonight. gretch, what flavor are you eating? >> blueberry. >> how is it? >> delicious. brian, you're not -- >> brian, you already ate. >> i ate mine! i got caught up in the moment. i thought they were giving us snacks. i didn't know it was for the show. >> my gosh! >> i guess we weren't giving enough interviews. he had time to eat. >> it's unbelievable. >> what flavor do you have? >> birthday cake. i could have got that for dawn. let me give that to her for the birthday. i'll get her a new spoon. >> she's not wa