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strong contenders currently being tipped for prizes at the forthcoming oscars include martin mcdonagh'sand greta gerwig's directorial debut lady bird, all of which open here in january and february. personally, the films i'm mostly looking forward to in the coming months are dark river from the selfish giant director clio barnard, lynne ramsay's you were never really here which proved a prize—winning hit at cannes in may, and guillermo del toro's the shape of water, starring the wonderful sally hawkins. the great thing about movies is that you never know what's going to be a hit. take tommy wiseau's 2003 catastrophe the room, rightly regarded to be one of the worst films ever made, but which became a midnight movie cult favourite and has now spawned a star—studded making of drama which has turned wiseau into the stuff of legend. as screenwriter william goldman famously observed in hollywood, no one knows anything. and reversals of fortune are always possible. i'll leave you with a clip from the disaster artist. enjoy the movies. we do the alley scene! this is set on the alleyways and lo

the second problem comes from someone who is not a senator, elizabeth mcdonagh, the senate parliamentarian. powerful in washington and works behind the scenes. they had built into this bill a provision called a trigger so in case they started to cut taxes and run big deficits the triggers would kick in and start to produce more revenue. tax increases. they're considering this bill under budget reconciliation with certain guardrails you can't go too far one way or the other. elizabeth said those triggers were off the chart. it was a foul essentially. and that was going to cost them other votes. look at jeff flake republican from arizona. also bob corker, republican from tennessee. what to do? they had to start to rework the bill. mark short, the white house legislative affairs director came to the capitol late tonight with a short meeting in the office of the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. what they are trying to do right now is put in tax increases. this is supposed to be a tax cut bill and what they would do is start to put in what they call staircases. in other words, if the cor

. >> and it's martin mcdonagh, and it's such a great film. and ralph is one of my favorite actors.el of -- is this ralph good, or is this maybe a little lower? like where are you at here? >> well, you know -- look, i don't want to kind of speculate too much. but yeah, no, he's brilliant. >> seth: okay, good. well, i'm -- >> if it's the person i think it might be. and he's incredibly handsome as well. which you know -- >> seth: all right, good. well, fingers crossed for you. i really hope. [ light laughter ] >> i have morphed into someone far better looking than i. >> seth: i want to ask about this, because obviously when you take on something like playing a member of the the royal family, there's gn but you maybe did something that has even more fan attention when you played the eleventh doctor. >> yes. >> seth: on "doctor who." >> when i played harry in "in bruges," yes. >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] so when you got that role to play the doctor, had you -- did you understand that world you were stepping into? >> not really. nothing -- nothing can really prepare you fo

martin mcdonagh, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." christopher nolan, "dunkirk."g, "the post." best motion picture, drama. "call me by your name." "dunkirk." "the post." "the shape of water." "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." [ applause ] >> congratulations to all our nominees. please join us for hollywood's party of the year on sunday, january 7th, for the 75th annual golden globe awards, hosted by seth meyers, live on nbc. >> all right. there we have it. i love watching it with dave. he just exclaims. what did you just hear? >> i'm so melodramatic. i'm like a golden globe movie here. there were surprises. along with the movies we expected to hear. "the post," "the shape of water." there's a movie "all the money in the world." it hasn't come out yet. and it was the one that kevin spacey was in. he was taken off of the movie after the sexual assault allegations. and christopher plummer replaced him. and they filmed the scenes about two weeks ago. >> and he got nominated? >> that means they were able to finish the mover i haie in timew the hollywood pres

in the wake of christopher nolan, steven spielberg, del toro, martin mcdonagh and ridley scott, the absencefigures to change while the globes are chosen by foreign journal ifs based in california wednesday s.a.g. award nominee, their choices often carrying added meaning for those selected. but in a post oscars so white environment those are likely to be scrutinized just as closely. many different movies remain in the mix and after the savanna nominations we'll see how the directors guild and producers guild react to this transformative time in hollywood history. >> wiese's see. not just a transformative time, deserving. "wonder woman" was huge at the box office. can't underestimate that and it had a little bit of everything, something for everyone, chris, in that movie. >> yeah, that's well noted. i mean, obviously sometimes awards -- sometimes big box office is seen as being its own just a big box office movie but a zeitgeist movie for its time and you have to shake your head over that. >> thank you, chris. michael. >> all right, thank you, robin. now to that retail revolution. less than t