>> with mel gibson. it is a tremendous mel gibson film. it was a remake of a lee marvin film. >> i know lee marvin. he was on "the dirty dozen." >> can we move to the next topic considering we stopped talking about it an hour ago? >> e-mail. >> a utah man is opening -- is hoping to be selected for a one-way trip on the mars mission. that's awkward for his wife and kids. it is time once again for -- >> 38-year-old ken sullivan has made it to round two of the selection process and hopes his family will forgive him for pursuing his dream. >> when people ask are you nuts? this is a suicide mission. i said no, i am going there and i am going to live there and hopefully for a longtime. my wife thinks i am a little bit nuts. >> why do they have to wear those clothes with the coller -- with the collar up. he says he will be there for his kids. >> i will be able to send e-mails back and forth. i will be able to video back and forth. i will always be able to interact with my children. >> oh, mommy, mommy, daddy sent us an e-mail. shut up. i am havin

mel gibson told me that. he is obsessed. >> the comedian grew as many gaffes and gasps for what p many thought was too harsh. >> two heterosexual actors trying to be gay, and the complete opposite of two scientologists then. >> and where so many other award show hosts have offended -- >> i feel bad about that joke. >> tina and amy triumphed. >> the beautiful anne hathaway is here tonight. anne hathaway, you gave a stunning performance in les miserables. and i have not seen anybody so totally alone and abandoned like that since you were on stage with james franco at the oscars. >> and it is to draw the biggest audience in six years. and guess who is re-upped for two years? >> we are hosting the golden globes, because with rein love with each other. >> because we are the best. >> and what is that? is. >> you did the golden globes again with your friend tina. >> we are very excited. >> not prepare d at all. >> excited, but not prepared. yeah, excited and had a fun time last year, and hoping to do that, facilitat

. >> our first presenter is beautiful, talented and jewish, apparently, mel gibson told me that. he's obsessed. >> the comedian drew as many gasps as laughs for jokes many considered too harsh. >> two heterosexual actors pretending to be gay. so the complete opposite of some famous scientologist, then. >> where so many other award show hosts have failed or offended -- >> i feel bad about that joke. >> tina and amy triumph. >> the beautiful anne hathaway is here tonight. [ applause ] >> anne hathaway, you gave a stunning performance in les miserables. i have not seen someone so totally alone and abandoned like that since you were on stage with james franco at the oscars. >> the 2013 golden globes broadcast sees its biggest audience in six years. guess which buddies are reupped for two more. >> we'll be hosting the golden globe awards again this year. >> together. >> because we are -- >> best friends. >> in love with each other. >> what was that? >> i said the thing you said. >> you're going to get to do the golden globes again with your friend tina. >> yeah. >> thoughts? excited,

. >> our first presenter is beautiful, talented, and jewish apparently mel gibson told me that.e's obsessed. >> the comedian drew as many gasps as laughs for jokes many considered too harsh. >> the complete opposite of some famous scientologist then. >> where so many other award show hosts failed or offended -- >> i feel bad about that joke. >> tina and amy triumphed. >> the beautiful ann hathaway is here tonight. [ applause ] you gave a stunning performance in "les miserable." i haven't seen someone totally alone like that since you were on the stage with james frankel. >> the broadcast sees its biggest audience in six years. and guess which buddies are reupped for two more? >> we'll be hosting again -- >> together. >> because we are best friends. >> what was that? >> i said the thing you said. >> you're going to get to do the golden globes again with tina. thoughts? >> very excited. not ready at all. haven't prepared at all. but very excited, yeah. we had such a good, fun time last year. so we're hoping to do that, just facilitate the evening, keep it moving. do as little as w

. >> our first presenter is beautiful, talented, and jewish apparently mel gibson told me that.e's obsessed. >> the comedian drew as many gasps as laughs for jokes many considered too harsh. >> the complete opposite of some famous scientologist then. >> where so many other award show hosts failed or offended -- >> i feel bad about that joke. >> tina and amy triumphed. >> the beautiful ann hathaway is here tonight. [ applause ] you gave a stunning performance in "les miserable." i haven't seen someone totally alone like that since you were on the stage with james frankel. >> the broadcast sees its biggest audience in six years. and guess which buddies are reupped for two more? >> we'll be hosting again -- >> together. >> because we are best friends. >> what was that? >> i said the thing you said. >> you're going to get to do the golden globes again with tina. thoughts? >> very excited. not ready at all. haven't prepared at all. but very excited, yeah. we had such a good, fun time last year. so we're hoping to do that, just facilitate the evening, keep it moving. do as little as w

. >> mel gibson broke that same phone! >> did they arrest gibson when he did it? >> no, they did not. >> remember the house that robert pattinson kicked kristen stewart out of after he found out she cheated? he finally sold it. >> just because there's a bad memory, why unload it? >> what if she's like ve

. >> mel gibson broke that same phone! >> did they arrest gibson when he did it? no, they did not. >> remember the house that robert pattinson kicked kristen stewart out of after he found out she cheated?

it was just ten years ago this year that mel gibson's ""passion of the christ"" made $600 million.nk the question really is, why haven't had he tapped this sooner? because hollywood has the tradition of the biblical epics like "the card that wiinal, "be and "the ten commandments." anything that gets people acquainted for the first time or maybe re-acquainted with some of these great stories from the bible and in the religious tradition is a great thing, but i don't know if it will bring people back to church. it might get them back to reading the bible again or some of the stories but clearly there is up sides and down sides when you compare the original and these massive -- >> do you support films like this? >> oh, yeah. i think it is great. again, it engages people. but again, i think there is up sides an down sides. one of the down sigh is the question of accuracy, are these things accurate, will they offend people who think they aren't accurate enough or too accurate, either progressively or conservatively. but they're not documentaries. >> and the approach. we see some big-nam

australia, he was the guy who revealed if you recall the movie in the days when we were allowed to like mel gibson movies it was about this terrible ill-fated campaign in world war i where british commanders sent new zealand troops to the slaughter and his father wrote a missive to the leading australian political figures say when it happened the australians have been betrayed by their colonial overlords in doing this and this helped forge a sense of identity as australia worked its way to independence and nationhood. he got some of the details wrong but it propelled keith murdoch, his father, to fame and murdoch many years later formed a production company to make sure the movie got made in ways to cement his father's reputation with the young regeneration but he always had the sense his father would never give a the credit he was due and he called his father had been essentially screwed out of his holdings before his father's death in the 50s and murdoch made his way, you might think he was a wealthy young man, his father was a knight and his mother lived in a huge estate just outside mel bourne