you were on the bottom of a list of way better actors to get the second lead opposite leo in a martin scorsese excited that i was even on the bottom of that list. >> let me just ask you, because marty scorsese is, you said, your dream to work with. >> yeah. i was so excited. i read the book three times. and i read terrance winter's screen play three times. my agent said, in two months you're going to fly to new york and you're going to meet with martin scorsese. >> but hill couldn't wait two months. >> i have happened to be in mexico promoting a film and leo was there promoting a different film. i asked if i could meet with him. because he was the producer and star of the film. and i said, listen, i have to play this part. you know, there's no other actor in the world who can play this part. he called scorsese and said i just met with this guy. i've never seen someone want a part more. >> weeks later, hill was standing in martin scorsese's new york office, sweating. >> and i'm like, oh, i must be really nervous, you know. and i go in the bathroom and i wash my face. i'm like, get it together.

martin scorsese returns with his black comedy, "the wolf of wall street."s is a vicious romp through the greed and excesses of the financial world. this is his ninth career nomination. and alfonso cuaron's "gravity" is a 3-d space thriller about courage and the will to live. >> before we started talking about space, we defined the scenarios. that is when this image of an astronaut drifting into the void. >> how long did it take you to make it? >> total, 4.5 years. >> how much of that was getting the money and the actors? >> we had to develop the whole technology and stuff for 2.5 years. then, we shot. then, it was pretty much three years of putting everything together again. the cinematographer, i sent him the script. i said this is a small, intimate film. we can do it in one year. some visual effects. but when trying the conventional rigs, it was clear it was not going to work. we needed to find a way of making network. and one of the principles that we discovered was trying to move the actor as little as possible. trying to move the universal around as mu

it's a martin scorsese is a great admirer of yours. you know that?as been kind to me. >> he admires you. is there a relationship? >> there's a relation with me i live the hell. every now and then -- of me idolizing him. -- every now and then, he is a person who will screen films and over the years, i have gotten an invitation to see what he is looking at that today. it is always a little master class, two movies. one of the film i made in india, i made this movie because i went over there as saw this movie called "the river," i had never seen before that martin scorsese was screening. i knew what i wanted to do next. know, he has the film a foundation which is one of the into theable resources organization of for this art form ever. >> what are the best shows ever done on this program was when on ellini.a -- death of b the passion for craft and want to share and share the enthusiasm. all of it. >> "wolf of wall street," three-hour movie, all entertaining. you do not think how big it is. what is basically a comedy of that alleged that has such power a

tonight, two time oscar winner kevin spacey, with appearances by -- tom hanks, meryl streep, martin scorsese, christoph waltz, beth kingsley, seth rogen, samuel l. jackson, gary oldman, catherine zeta-jones, andy garcia, joseph gordon-levitt, chris hemsworth, liam hemsworth, barkhad abdi, morgan freeman and others. presented by captain morgan white rum. and now -- light, camera, action. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you very much. i am host of the show. thank you for watching. putting on your oscar sunday best for our ninth annual oscar special. the 86th annual academy awards wrapped up across the street here in hollywood. a night of suspenders, of seek wince and seacrests. ellen degeneres was excellent. she kept it loose. she brought pizza. congratulations to matthew mcconaughey, who won better actor. [ cheers and applause ] >> really incredible performance as a human slim jim. the best thing about matthew mcconaughey winning best actor, he gets to have the movie failure to launch removed from his permanent recor

martin scorsese, "the wolf of wall street." here we go.he oscar goes to -- >> the oscar goes to -- >> do i get this one? >> yes. >> all right. alfonso cuaron. [ applause ] ♪ >> well, thank you. thanks to the academy. like any other human, making a film can be a traumatic experience. and i want to thank "gravity" because for many people involved in this film, it was a very formative experience. and it's good because it took so long. if not, it would be like a waste of time. [ laughter ] what really sucks is that, well, for a lot of these people, that information grows wisdom. for me, it was just the color of my hair. i want to share this with all of the people who made this happen. my amazing son and co-writer, ernest cuaron. sandra bullock. sandy, you're "gravity." you are the soul, heart of the film. the most amazing collaborator and one of the best people i've ever met. and george clooney, for your absolute trust, team work for making this film happen. the wise guys of warner brothers. the wise people of warner brothers. [ laughter ] lee

tonight, kevin spacey, tom hanks, meryl streep, martin scorsese, christoph waltz, ben kingsley, seth rogen, samuel l. jackson, gary oldman, catherine zeta-jones, andy garcia, joseph gordon-levitt, chris hemsworth, liam hemsworth, barkhad abdi, morgan freeman, and others with cleto and the cletones. it's lights, camera, action. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ band playing up-tempo music ] wow. thank you very much. i'm jimmy kimmel. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for putting on your oscars sunday best for our ninth-annual "after the oscars" special. the 86th annual academy awards just wrapped up right across the street from us here in hollywood. it was a night of suspenders and fast benders, of sequence and seacrests, of cumberbatches and cummerbunds. it's funny. ellen degeneres was an excellent host. she kept it loose. she brought pizza. congratulations to matthew mcconaughey, who won better actor for "dallas buyers club." [ cheers and applause ] it's really incredible performance as a human slim jim. i'd have to say the best thing about ma

. >> i thought martin scorsese perfection. he made this movie.f you watched it, it was 2 hours and 59 minutes. it was told in a very staccato fast pace, kind of a manic pace that martin scorsese does so well. i think you're right. the thing with "the wolf of wall street," piers, people either really liked the movie, or they thought it was way too much. i'm not sure if it's going to be a lot of people's second choice on the ballot. although they did do a really strong late-round push for oscar voters. and they kind of really went strong at the end with their campaign. you never know with this. the thing that we can say about it, it was a very strong year for movies this year. so you're right. when we talk about why something can win and why something wouldn't win, there is an argument for just about every movie to be made, because it was a great year for movies. >> probably the biggest question other than who is going to win best movie is what you ladies are wearing. so coco, i had the pleasure of seeing your dress earlier. tell us all what you're

when you see angel heart by martin scorsese. >> but i don't think they are in hollywood going let's make fun of the south. let's have seven shows ordered to do that. you can say different people are being picked on and rid -- ridiculed or insulted. >> a lot of those are justified. "true detective." >> i can't believe you put "true blood." the first one was okay and then is sucked. >> those are actually fully realized characters that are strong. >> there are stereo types in someway. >> explain yourself. >> they are russians. >> do they speak russian? >> they like russian children. >> the one episode they were eating caviar and drinking shod shod -- vodka. >> coming up, i am tired of you. the c block is sponsored by the b block. it is the block we just finished. thanks, b block. thanks, greg. i enjoyed the time we spent together i wanted to make sure the show kept going. well that's so nice. i enjoyed our time together too. can we do it again, greg? i wouldn't miss it. wow, how needy. lyndsay lohan is a hor -- able forgettable person. >>> they added more trips to the list. it is day 1 bill

. >> you are like the martin scorsese. >> i prefer rosa parks. >> they say four million people in thisy are wearing yoga pants. one of the moms at the school who said the schools who were disciplined were the girls more developed and the girls who weren't more developed they weren't saying anything. that's unfair. >> that's completely inprop proat. inappropriate. that's where you draw the line. but that's a problem you run into all the time when you are enforcing rules. some teachers choose to enforce it strongly. that is wrong. >> are you letting the pretty girls get away -- >> no punishing the pretty girls. >> in this case they are saying they are singling out the girls that are too heavy or shouldn't bewaring them and it looks inappropriate. >> i got it the other impression. >> basically nobody knows what the story is about. >> maybe i support it and maybe i don't. >> tucker, we will send you to the school. then we will have you report back. >> i have kids this age and they don't wear yoga pants. they are obscene. >> they wear them on planes -- people wear pajamas all the time. >> p

by, martin scorsese.don't think women are sitting in hollywood making shows, let's make fun of south today. there are shows where you can say different people are being picked on, ridiculed or insulted if you want to dig deep. at some point it is just entertainment. >> i agree. justified, true detective are fantastic. i would take issues with true blood on the list. nothing quality about the show. >> never seen it. >> first season was pretty good. after that it sucked. >> i've don't like sons of anarchy. a humorless version of sopranos. >> should people of russian descent be insulted. >> those are fully realized character not weak, they're strong. >> they're stereotypes in some way. >> how so x plain yourself? >> they're russians. that's not a stereotype. that is a nationality. >> let me finish my sentence. >> they speak russian. >> they're from russia. >> they're from russia. >> they like russian food. >> they have russian children. >> just because you lost a little wigt. >> one episode. eating caviar. d

you're working for martin scorsese, my favorite director of all time, my favorite creative person ofhere is so brilliant. everything is so top level. the sets and the costume. you see it if you see the film. so there's a scene, a big scene i was thinking about it a lot because donnie exposes himself in public and there's a prosthetic penis that comes out. right? that comes out. i figured this is going to be some amazing sculpted prosthetic done by, you know, some effects house in torrance that did "the nutty professor" "et" or whatever. so i get there and the guy is like do you want to see what's up? leo and i walk over and it's just like literally a novelty massive rubber dildo. there's no artfulness to it. there was no thought put into it. it's not even flesh colored. it was, like, a rubber colored massive -- can you say dildo on tv? i don't know. whatever. >> jimmy: it's a french word. >> electric banana. we were like this is going to look stupid. you know? it's going to look like a joke. scorsese was like don't worry about it. we'll fix it in post. there was a team of digital art

so a lot of -- and you know, i think you all probably know that martin scorsese did a film, the departed, which is the very, very loosely based on the whitey character. but the whole story is about sort of the, how this could only happen. >> you been covering organized crime. i know you have been working in providence -- providence. not only was elected as a criminal, but then got reelected you are familiar with these kinds. >> oh, my goodness. [laughter] >> i actually have covered organized crime going back to the mid-80s. well he has the distinction in boston, it was the first time ever that the fbi had tape-recorded a mafia induction ceremony were mobsters from around new england gathered just outside boston and burned holy cards and purge their trigger figures and vowed to kill anybody for the family. the interesting thing is that, you know, they play those tapes in court, we get to hear them. but this was like one of the big, major coups of the fbi in boston. one of the agents to have some of the informants who told them where this ceremony would be was john connally. so has the sto

. >> charlie: martin scorsese is a great admirer of yours. you know that, obviously. >> well, i mean, he's been kind to me. >> charlie: he said in his own words how much he admires you. is there a relationship there? >> there's a relationship with me idolizing him. [ laughter ] i mean, over the years -- he's the one person i can think of who will screen movies on film and every now and then over the years i've gotten the invitation to go over and see what he's looking at that day and it's always a little master class, two movies -- and one of the films i made we made in india. i made this movie because i went over there and saw this movie called "the river" that lawrence scorsese was screening and i said, i think i know what i want to do next and, you know, he's got the film foundation which is one of the most valuable, you know, resources and organizations for this art form ever. >> charlie: one of the best shows ever done on this program over 25 years is on the death of falini he came to talk about him. it is his passion for craft and wants

martin scorsese shot each one of those scenes differently based upon the meaning of the scene.and in fact the is trying to lose for a while, for the first time, marty puts the camera outside the ring. because he said, jake's heart wasn't in the ring. at the moment in the fight when la motta says screw this, i'm going to beat this guy, the camera flies through the ropes into the ring. >> he's been playing possum. the right hand to the body. >> he's got him hurt! >> every one of those scenes is shot differently based upon the meaning of the scene to the story. >> those nominated for best achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> here are the nominees for achievement in directing. >> steven spielberg for "close encounters." >> steven spielberg for "raiders of the lost ark." >> steven spielberg for "e.t." >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> warren beatty. >> i wanted to shoot

. >> it's not dissimilar from what you write about in the article with martin scorsese's 1988 "the lastrestingly, when he was in that paramount room talking with all the studio heads about why he wanted to make that film, he said, i wanted to learn more about christ. is there anything like that present here in the history of making this film "noah"? >> well, darren aronofsky, the director, goes way back with noah. he's been fascinated by the story since he was a kid. and even though he's an atheist, which kind of raises the suspicion of a lot of christian groups, he's made a pretty faithful telling of the story in just the most core sense of it. and then there's a lot of other elements that are -- you know, there's rock monsters. fallen angels. there's sort of a subtle or not so subtle depending on your point of view environmental message about how the people living at this time had not been good stewards of the earth. you know, so there's a lot of -- it's a very personal movie made for $130 million. >> right. >> it's rather remarkable that paramount gave him that kind of a budget to ma

martin scorsese was nominated.thing in life is love and friendship and family, and if people don't have those things, well, then, they usually get into show business. [ laughter ] so. you should think of yourselves as winners. not all of you, but the people who have won before, should think of themselves as the winners. [ laughter ] i know what you're saying, ellen, you've been chosen to host and that's the highest award there is. thank you. [ laughter ] >> good morning, 8:00 on the east coast and 5:00 a.m. as you wake up out west. back on set katy kay, mark halperin, michael steele, mile halperin. who watched? >> i did until about 9:30. >> the thumbnail, how was it the show? >> it was all solid. the tweet she did, retweeted tweet of all time, was, i think, embl emblemattic of them. >> the best picture at the end of the show, as most people expected, "12 years a slave." "american hustle" shut out. >> that did surprise me. >> tied for the most nominations and it got nothing at all. "gravity" "american hustle" entere

. >> martin scorsese grabbed a slice live. >> were a ton of them. i loved matthew mcconaughey.onfused" you will pick up on. watch this clip. >> whatever it is we look up to, look forward to and whoever it is we're chasing to that i say amen. to that i say, all right, all right, all right. and that i say, just keep living. thank you. >> all right, all right, all right. >> that made me leap to my feet. >> come on. that was the first movie he was in 1993. a great callback. >> and love he dedicated it to his father whom he lost. >> and what a run. "true detective" that show is so good. best actor. matthew mcconaughey is doing it right. i also love this moment. darlene love, the singer/actress. she got a standing ovation when she burst into song while she was accepting the best documentary feature for "20 feet from stardom." a documentary about backup singers. she's in the film. here she is getting the award. ♪ i sing because i'm happy ♪ i sing because i'm free ♪ and his eye is on the sparrow and i know he watches me ♪ >> how do you top that acceptance speech? >> we didn't see it th

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