marvel is doing sensationally well.x office in the history of the motion picture business. and the pipeline is very rich with new stories and new characters and new adventures and new superhero exploits and etc and so on. so not true. i have said publicly that i think we made at least too many star wars films over a short period of time. i did not say that they were disappointing in any way and have not said that i'm disappointed in the performance. i just think that there's only so special about a star wars film and less is more. i want to finish bringing it back to you and the lessons about your own character leadership that you mentioned in the book. you quit the business advisory council after president trump withdrew the us from the paris accord, saying it was a matter of principle. why do you think is important for a ceo to have principles which apply to all staff? i need to clarify those actions or the statements on my part. first of all, when i take a position that is viewed in some form or another as political

let's get more into marvel. we did talk about marvel the last couple of classes. marvels first two big characters were the submariner and the human torch. incidentally, the title, submariner was borrowed in part from that poem i told you about before the rhyme of the ancient mariner, water water everywhere, not enough to drink. fire and water, and they would fight. their first big superstar character, the one that really put them on a map in the way they had quite been before was of course, captain america. we have talked about captain america as the symbol of fighting the axis even in the time before the united states officially entered world war ii. how many people have seen captain america, the first avenger? okay. which is good, because i am going to show you a little excerpt of it. and, i am not going to feel so bad that i can't show you more of it right now. because, most of you have seen it. i want to draw your attention to one particular part. just before he goes out in what he considers the fellow said listen bonds buy bullets and bullets kill. and he dra

>> that's too dicey for me i've got stick with marvell.ot looking for a new name in the group i like marvell ain't nothing but a 5g baby. okay that's already these stories -- these are back. this is the kind of thing you want the own and i think it's better than ever much more "mad money" ahead, including my exclusive with the company that has some of the best real estate and a great yield. can bricks and mortar help you build some gains and give you some nice income then it's a player that works with nine out of the ten largest cloud companies. is it time to reconsider investment in cirrus and taking on a loft stocks and the "lightning round." so stick with cramer my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ ♪ >>> we knew the consumer's in gre

a marvelous sixth grade teacher who taught us to count and say the greetings in german and took us to a brand-new movie out at the time does aed "the sound of music" and she used it to introduce to the rise of the nazis and the united states' entry sbhoo world war ii. she took us to the first opera id ever seen. i had no idea what they were singing about bum i loved it then and i love i it now. i'm trying to describe for a kid to be invited to see him or herself as a student of the world and a citizen of the world. hat's a huge king for any kid. mrs. qu averbings aintance was present when i graduated from loom and at diane and my wedding, she was presents. she'd have been present when i was inaugurated the first time for governor but she had passed away. anyhow, your question was how'd i end up in massachusetts. there is a program called the better chance at that time based in boston that was sort of a talent search that brought kids from the euphemism of the day was non-traditional backgrounds o independent schools. and my seventh grade english teacher to whoa sent me a message just

i told you that martin goodman was the head of marvel comics or the company that would become marvelf his who was just a kid at the time comes to marvel. he's hired to basically be a gopher. and what's a go-fer. go fer this, go fer that. the guy had some income coming in and over time as simon and kirby moved on to other things and other features and as other people working at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes working for a small company can help you out if you're the only guy left in the office because at that very young age, guess what, he's the editor. stan lee would later say, it's just supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at the war but it turned out that temporary job i had for like 30 years. all right, let's look at this page a little bit more. what's at the center of the page right between captain america and bucky? what's in the center right here? looks familiar? the minute man image for defense buy united states savings bonds and stamps. bucky is even saluting it. there's something else here too. way

a marvelous six grade teacher i will not forget. she taught me how to count and say greetings in german. music,"ed "the sound of she used it to into those us to the early rise of the nazis, world war ii. she took us to the first opera i had ever seen. weree a idea what they singing about, i still have no idea what they were singing about, but i love it now -- but i loved it then and i love it now. anda kid to be inside it see him or herself as a student of the world and as a citizen of the world, that is a huge thing for anything. she was present when i graduated from college and from law school . at my wedding, she was present when i was sworn in in the justice department here, she would have been present when i was inaugurated the first time for governor, but she had passed away by then. your question was, how did i end up in massachusetts? there was a program, there is a program called the better chance. boston,time based in there was a search that brought kids -- the euphemism of the day was nontraditional background -- and my s

by heritage heritage auctions in dallas texas the issue features the 1st appearance of some of marvel's most iconic characters including the human torch and the submarine are the less famous one submariner the book was initially bought at the newsstand by a mail carrier and is only changed owners a few times the book was kept in excellent condition and was rated at 9.4 out of 10 several comic books have sold for more than a $1000000.00 at auction including amazing fantasy number 15 another marvel comic which features the 1st appearance of spider-man and it sold for $1100000.00 in 2011 by the way the highest price ever fetched was 3200000 for action comics number one the 1st ever appearance of superman which reportedly sold on e bay back in 2014. so that's the part that i really don't understand who would actually buy this at the auction there are so many other things that you could get like that in the near total you've. all been saying that you've got to be a good super fan obviously to to do this stuff but it is it is exciting to think that you're tracing something back i think back t

a marvelous, marvelous fighter aircraft. down on the taiwan straits. top cover during a period of time when nationalists would resupply the islands. i served as air controller with the seventh infantry. and returning to the states i elected to go to return reserve status. and looking for the jobs that ane out there, and there was opportunity to move into flight test with the b-52 aircraft. i became a flight test engineer on the b-52. but it was a flying testbed. basically in the bombay they had trapeze and all kinds of equipment in there. they could lower such things, a we had thegine, quail missile in there, we did separation studies from various equipments they would install on the forward bombay. we did tough studies, we did acoustic studies. truly a great program and very enjoyable. lasted about 30 months. at the completion of the program and i had the opportunity to move to edwards, up to general dynamics and learned about rockets. i saw an advertisement in aviation week. it was challenging. it said they are looking for qualified engineers to dete

got something that's incredibly unique, i talk about it a lot, because those brands, disney, pixar, marvelal geographic, 30 seasons of the s simpsons, great content under all those brand banners, there's nothing like it. >> i asked about the netflix ceo saying that he will subscribe to disney plus. iger admitted that he does subscribe to netflix, and he said he got a free subscription to apple tv plus because he bought an apple device guys, back over to you >> julia, a couple days ago my 11-year-old asked me what's the first thing, dad, you're going to watch on disney plus when it comes out. it was like it was a movie premier. strikes me that that's pretty unusual for a streaming service. has disney articulated how they'll use email addresses, data off the service to bolster things in their portfolio beyond just streaming >> reporter: look, i think disney is unique and it is all about the brands, that's what bob iger talked about. they have a direct relationship with consumers when it comes to theme parks, also have direct relationship when it comes to brands around marvel, pixar, "star wa

marvellous. we find out more about an 82—year—old cyclist who has completed his one millionth mile riding on a bike. decisions on asylum applications are taking substantially longer than they were five years ago, a new report suggests. we'll be speaking to the people behind the research. and in sport, a stoppage—time goal saw celtic beat lazio in rome to reach the knockout stages of the europa league.

yeah. >> stephen: marvel, marvel, they should release it in a boxed set by itself. i agree, stephen. >> stephen: have you done full nude-- professionally, i mean, professionally. >> i did one time. i was in a play-- i know it doesn't count as a play -- >> stephen: no, a play is fine. >> it was unintentional. ( laughter ). >> stephen: it was "the odd couple." >> i was lying down on a bed and doing a scene with the lovely actress rachel vice. >> stephen: sure. >> we were laying in bed, and i was wearing boxer shorts, and all of a sudden the audience started chuckling and i didn't know why, and i realized it was because i had my leg up, and i was totally hienging brain. >> stephen: "hanging brain"? >> hanging-- hanging brain for those of you who are thinking about writing a book to going on display at the airport-- ( laughter ) is-- "hanging brain" is not so much the penis hanging out but more of the testicle s. >> stephen: that's brain part? >> that's the brain. >> stephen: wow! yeah... ( laughter ) well, paul -- now he's point teg sign that says "rap." paul, it was l

films plenty of the marvel movies to it only seems to be connected to urban movies that is black movies i almost think if people are trying to make the argument that white audiences can deal with on screen violence but black audiences can't and i think particular this case i think we're confusing cause and effect the main story is connected to real life it's a depiction of what rock man has seen on the streets of london but instead of saying these are problems we have to deal with politically it seems we're almost scapegoating the victims and blaming them for the situation of their own. so all this controversy just quickly comes at the same time as a french film dealing with similar themes has had a very different reception in france tell us quickly about the need and how the french public has reacted. similar things certain a similar area in france in the lead the french a prison suburbs deals more with police brutality and sort of the reaction to police brutality direct has been completely different this film in cannes it won the jury prize in cannes and the french film academy has ac

films continue to do well, why make a marvel television series.ly watching that information that you get over an internet service will help to have faster information, but i don't think there's anything new that disney doesn't know their brands resonate. what you look for when making a show is whether or not consumers fall in love with it, do they talk about it, tell their friends. do people get excited on a mass level. we heard about it in terms of trailers and it is out on the internet, now we can see how consumers react, will they tweet about it, create word of mouth that benefits disney that's what each service has to think of for content how do you continue to get word of mouth to increase presence of your service. >> opportunity for streaming is more global for the streaming platforms. you brought a bunch of international content, sex education, alias grace have you found that strategy useful, do you think that's applicable to the various streaming services that are currently in the works to be launched or being launched today? >> well, i lo

marvel is part of a bigger media giant, the walt disney company, known as disney. stevejobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas, and last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media and all the disruption, and he didn‘t believe that the hand that they had was a strong as it needed to be. it‘s that simple. and he didn‘t have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which makes those sort of mega acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today‘s media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states or many other places in the world, first of all it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so loved by consumers that they will access it or buy it almost any way they possibly can. it was rival netflix that pionee

and they complain about that but if you look at it from a different perspective the marvel universe is in some way saved theaters because you know one of those is certainly watch that movie when it comes out right the latest marvel movie at home in front of netflix where you might watch some of these others that are a little more artsy those are from the comfort of your home but if you want to watch the big blockbusters with the sound effects and all that you want to watch that theater still what's become clear is that nobody loves their cable company except for internet access and if you're shopping around you should go to cord cutters news dot com we've had their founder luke boom on it's a great buyer's guide check out sling t.v. and you tube t.v. you can compare side by side what you get and before you spend a dime on anything make sure you've got the pluto t.v. yeah right where we are channel 279 pence one thanks for stepping into the big picture helen thank you appreciate your time and thank you for watching the big picture and if you see us somewhere else you can find us everywh

disney pixar, marvel, "star wars." "national geographic," they have a lot under their umbrella with more to come. if you're into streaming your ship has come in. there are quite a few ships. charles payne. charles: too many ships, neil. neil: you're not kidding. charles: we've been complain about 500 channels. i have 500 apps before i get to the channels. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as disney plus hits market. we'll bring all the names that you should have in your portfolio. all that and so much

marvel with the iron man films, and now lucasfilms with the luc mandalorian.with these big entities. >> i think because when i engage with those properties they're ones that i feel passionately about, and i have a take on. and i feel a personal connection and responsibility to. >> and this is where we filmed a scene from iron man ii, actually. >> reporter: right here? even outside his office in an out of the way part of los angeles, favreau can readily find plenty of his own cinematic history. >> we snowed it in and did some art direction. there was a doorway over there that we had mickey rourke getting tickets to the races. this is where the marvel stuff was before they moved to atlanta. >> reporter: even as he pumps the brakes on feature films, the ri rise of skywalker is to be released next month. >> that's where we build all of our "star wars" gear. we have all the props available from us. because they keep everything documented and indexed. so we can order up storm trooper uniforms and aliens. >> reporter: first getting notice for writing "swingers." >> h

thanks large snacks to marvel and star wars fans have ben waiting for disney new streaming service for when they open the app thousand >>disney's new streaming service is now live. but there have been a few hiccups you i disney plus launch today, but suffered some technical difficulties uh after his debut. outages got more than s 8,000 reports. difficulties when some people loaded the ap they they saw the error message instead of the i do is they want to watch a a a disney spokesman says the company working to quickly resolve those issues not interes lot of traffic they weren't expectinghat many people so. >>what does disney plus come with well, its companies for streamingervice and it's a new rival to other services tht people have heard of like netflix and hulu disney plus will feature disney content that in that including assic movies shows and documentaries the programming will also include pixar star wars and marvel films theyant to get in on the streaming game disney plus is available in the u s. >>the lands it costs 6.99 a month for more information about e service and go online

yes such marvelous photos i'm so photogenic to have to post them everywhere not your posts that. they finance i miss social media star but on this summer social media beauty is scrutinized. everybody has to see this i will post it everywhere that. i don't get it why isn't anyone calling me someone like me should be getting calls all the time. do you want an honest answer but if you insist you are on better bleach self centered on narcissist noni and isolated. if you happen to meet a narcissist run away fast they are incapable of love. about the show but i'm still the 1st of them all. i'm. we all start to rethink the alp's session with big maybe we should start having different things the most effective energy source of the most modest map definitely not all off that's it for today thanks for watching and see you next week. instead of fireworks. in madagascar our students are learning how to make pallets and we can plant remains. in the cold. less deforestation and. more nutrients for the island nation of africa. and 30 minutes w. . where the real power resides. i come from there

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that's yes such marvelous photos i'm so photogenic to have to post them everywhere now of course.but i still miss social media star sun a social media beauty hope was true not. understand everybody has to see this i will post it everywhere. i don't get it why isn't anyone calling me someone like me should be getting called all the time. do you want an honest answer but if you insist you are on better bleach self centered on a narcissist alone known to be an isolated. if you happen to meet a narcissist run away fast they are incapable of love. but . nobody is sure that i'm still the 1st of the malls. a man. it's time we all start to rethink all obsession with big maybe we should start minding different things the most effective energy souls are the most modest man definitely not old enough that's it for today thanks for watching and see you next week. deadly $1000000000.00 business nuclear weapons. pulled out of the highest for a month with russia the world could be facing a new arms race slug most of the folks. who are going to benefit from. the nuclear weapons cartel. used to. a

. >> and "the marvelous mrs.other-in-law is in the studio and spilling secrets. >> i'm hear to talk about things about "the marvelous mrs. maisel" season three. >> it is all happening now on "california live."

of podcasts i'm really excited about, we announced in the last earnings call an association with marvelese guys, everything they touch is magic, they're creative geniuses we're really excited about the effort they're putting forward i think what you're going to see is kind of what i just described, you're going to see an effort with marvel on a channel, an effort with marvel that's episodic and another one that's podcast oriented, then we'll put it out there and we'll see which way, you know, consumers go the beauty is today, by the way, with the combination, we now have 100 million listeners we have 38 million self paying customers between both platforms, another 65 million that are in the free service in pandora or in a trial somewhere with sirius xm gives us tremendous leverage to take things, test them across and find out which way people enjoy them more. i think we'll find they enjoy them multiple ways. >> we can expect a proliferation of podcasting listening opportunities. >> yes we have a little work to do to catch up on some of the technology side. i think you'll see us very foc

yeah i mean, i'm such a huge fan of the marvel films and the russo brothers so when marvel reached outto the film and creatively like that makes sense. you know, that's totally fine. i was just content with like having a memory in my head, you know, to play with like robert downey jr. in the last scene, he was iron man on the last day he was iron man that was just like amazing >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: what was it like to work with him? >> oh, he was amazing. >> jimmy: he's a great guy right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, he's magical like that. robert downey jr >> very, yeah. >> jimmy: he is, right >> yeah. i mean, the thing is like, it's like the biggest franchise in the world and it like -- it was the biggest set i'd ever walked onto and he just was so cool and so elegant and like the russo brothers, it just -- it was amazing. >> jimmy: mm-hmm >> so it's cool that people see it now >> jimmy: yeah, and the fans love it. they got to see it and they're a fan. they approved. they loved that. >> i heard that's why it's out, though it was literally, like that's what i was told.

marvel is part of a bigger media giant, the walt disney company, known as disney.nder the leadership of bob iger. mr iger, who considered a run for the us presidency, bought pixar animation off stevejobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas and, last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media, and all the disruption, and he didn't believe that the hand that they had was a strong as it needed to be. it's that simple, and he didn't have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which makes those sort of mega—acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today's media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states, or in many other places in the world, first of all, it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so lo

that's the way it works with marvel movies. they don't really want you to talk about much. you did something in your interviews that made me laugh. i think we showed it on the show once. but i want to show it to you while you're here. here's chadwick boseman not spoiling "avengers: endgame. take a look at this. >> people are like ready to see this movie they're buying the tickets it's nuts. i mean, how does that feel to know that they love this film so much? >> it's great, but i'm dead. [ laughter ] so i can't answer any questions about that >> oh, okay. so you don't want to give us a a spoiler or anything like that >> i'm dead. >> what about "black panther 2," anything >> i'm dead. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> oh, man >> jimmy: it made us laugh we showed it on the show we loved it, it made me laugh. >> it was the most fun doing that, actually [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where did you come up with, "i'm dead? >> well, it was the first time i had done press, you know, in a minute since we shot it. and so, i was like, "you know what, i can make this real easy, i can just

apparently in it marvellous can be heard telling an ally to continue blockades and preventing food from entering the capital pass. despite this the presidency minister hid his who said deals with mass party members and other marvellous supporters from coca farmers to miners were read. just days ago the name of the film. we have already signed agreements on all the demands they are making and we agreed to those demands . one of those demands was for the interim government to withdraw decree that gives the military and police the green light to shoot with impunity. as part of the talks the government wants all the road blocks lifted around the country as they have cost of food and fuel shortages. the political uncertainty is the dominant topic for many residents in the past and new hope new elections will bring change. we will be happy because there will be new candidates we want to new constitution no more corrupt officials a total change. but others say the interim government went too far in the crackdown on the protests and the damage is done. there would have been dialogue of people h

back then, the marvel universe was only -- they'd just made "iron man" and i was -- "i'll, you know,[ laughter ] i know the way marvel plays it you're not allowed to tell me anything at all. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, you were telling me backstage that when you auditioned for "thor," you actually auditioned for thor >> i did [ laughter ] yes i did. they basically at the time they were, um -- they were looking for sort of less well established actors, so that the audience didn't have an association. they just wanted people to see these new characters these new actors >> jimmy: yeah - >> and i -- the agreement was, if you're over 6'0" and you've got blonde hair and, you know, you can come and have a pop at it so, i actually auditioned. i never auditioned for loki. i only ever auditioned for thor, which is nuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and how long did the audition process - >> it was about three months >> jimmy: wow, so you thought for a second you go, "this is real i could be thor. >> i -- for a second [ laughter ] for a time, [ laughter ] for a second, yeah >> jimmy: we have friends over

as you said they've already they acquired the simpsons they took over the star wars franchise is a marvel franchise i mean there's so much content that disney holds but doesn't that up the game for everybody else in terms of the need to invest i mean netflix has already investing billions apple plus just up the amount that they're looking for in terms of original content to $6000000000.00 it's a good time to be a constant creator absolutely but of course there's only so much good content i mean when we thought that before but now look how much great content there is all over but i think one of the issues that you're also seeing here is look at those it will go back to the cable companies look at them comcast they are purchasing they purchased universal they purchased n.b.c. so they have now they're going hey we might have to get subscribers on on our systems however we can still provide that content and they got involved with warner and h.b.o. and so they're doing the same thing so there is i mean this is a boon for the entertainment industry and i don't think it's slowing down i mean obv

that time the company has bought some of the biggest media brands in the world — pixar animation, marveldia editor amol rajan about his career and what he's learnt along the way. who is the most powerful person in global media today? you could say it's someone from a tech giant, but they'd be run very close by the boss of the walt disney company. its ceo is bob iger. he has been in charge since 2005 and has pulled off some of the most outrageous acquisitions in immediate history. he persuaded stevejobs to sell him pixar and bought marvel, persuaded george lucas to sell him star wars and even got 21st century fox. if there is one person who understands the past, present and future of media, it is bob iger, the disney ceo. welcome to bbc. there is a century of heritage and sound anywhere from the beatles to adele, led zeppelin. robert plant was here couple weeks ago. what do you think? i like it, it has character, a lot of character. bob iger, thank you.

say when you have kids ready to do so they all know is that if they're watching their disney their marvel their cartoons whatever they might be watching and then a year olds by the you get that free. deal wears off sure you think you have trouble at home if you try to read it i think you might so i think that's where there is like a drug dealer the 1st place totally free and then after that and only glitches thing i think that really help them out too is it worked pretty well on day one you know there are some crashes you know we kind of have a little bit of an issue and one of the big ones they had was with the simpsons because they require that during the 20th century acquisition or 20th century fox acquisition well those episodes are now all cropped and do a widescreen format rather than the normal 43 format so those plans are a little upset but mostly went very smoothly and everybody is able to watch the content they want to absolutely sign on more than 10000000 american cable and satellite sky have actually left their services since 2012 so what are those mean and the new players and

the marvel principles of the cold starts november 27th on t w. this is they double the news and they saw our top stories style went on says given the most explosive testimony so far into the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump u.s. ambassador to europe gordon someone told lawmakers the white house might military aid to ukraine conditional on kids in the best.