it was hard to get "michael clayton" made.got to keep the budget way down in order to do it. if you're going to do it, you have to go to these people and say listen, i am not taking any money, we will give you some, but we will give you the backend, and if the movie makes money, we will share it. >> and we will have a good time. >> you can catch the full interview on "charlie rose" at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. here on bloomberg television. another filmmaker that does not need a big hit to get a film picked? will packer. his latest is called "ride along," and it has been at the theater longest since last year's "gravity" -- >> films may be made for huge sums of money because they need to be expensive, have skull, visual effects, sci-fi, but every film does not need that, and i think the name of the game obviously is profitability and making money, and so what i'm trying to do, and the model that i have been fortunate that i have had success with this to make films that have an audience, that know what their audience is, and that

it was hard to get "michael clayton" made. you have to keep the budget away down.t is really tough. if you're going to do it, you have to go to these people say i am not taking any money and will give you some. if the movie makes money, we all share the profits. if not -- you have a good time. how did you first get together? >> we met in acting class. >> he was an incredibly successful actor. he started a lot of movies. something along the way, he decided it was not necessarily where i want my career to go. >> you said he went to a waiting room for a nice addition -- audition. which is a place ever after spent a lot of time auditioning. i was a kid. sitting acrossis from you were seven actors. guys i've had seen all my life growing up. all of these different shows. myself, when i am that age, i do not want to be auditioning for three lines. as the two of you began -- you were doing in addition a you do thisy, let's together. >> brighton beach. it is my first page up ever. abc at the time was doing a star search. it was old contract players. it's paid 20 grand a yea

it was hard to get "michael clayton" made. these movies are tough to get made. so you have to keep the budget way down in order to do it. "ides of march" was really tough to get made. so if you have to do it you have to go to people saying "listen, i'm not take anything money. we'll give you some but we'll give you a back end. in the movie makes money we all share in the profits." >> rose: and i can promise you you'll have a good time. how did you two guys first get together? >> we met at an acting class. >> at one point you wanted to be an actor. and off role in this. >> he was an incredibly successful actor. he starred in a lot of movies. and somewhere along the way he said this is not necessarily where i want my career to go. >> rose: are well, there was a point in which you said you went into pa waiting room for an audition and it was like three lines and there were seven actors there and you thought -- "no what i want to do." >> warner brothers which is a place every actor spends a lot of time at auditioning and i was a kid and i was auditioning and siting

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michael. >> thank you, clayton. >>> well, the hillary papers have pushed mrs.is sexist. >> if the gender were flipped, it would be very different. and the reason not to talk about it is it's old, it's icky. >> wait a second, that's the 90s. the statute of limitations on those scandals is long since passed. >> don't attack the woman through her husband. >> the census? and i think it's another example of their ability to alien ate women across the country. and in the war on women -- >> well, joining us right now is the host of media buzz, howard kurtz. welcome to "fox & friends" once again. >> thanks, mike. >> what's going on here? >> what's going on is we can't resist. i know some people say these papers, this avenue archive by hillary's late friend, diane blair, is drijing up the scandal in the '90s. there's a lot more insight into that than just what her husband did with monica lewinski and perhaps some other women. but there is an emerging consensus that we ought not to spend too much time raking over or what happened in the late '90s because the country had

michael schumacher's near fatal accident last month. big questions now about whether his helmet camera made the accident worse. abc claytonhe story. >> reporter: this morning, the investigation into the accident that left formula one racing champ michael schumacher fighting for his life may now be focusing on his helmet camera. schumacher, in a medically induced coma since december, lost his balance at a french ski resort, slamming his head on a rock. according to "the daily mirror," prosecutors are expecting to say the ski gear worked just fine, but that the french ski academy is investigating why his helmet shattered. new questions about whether the camera itself weakened the helmet. >> if a hole were drilled into the helmet and that were the method of mounting a camera, then potentially it could cause a problem with the integrity of the helmet. >> reporter: these cameras are not just for extreme athletes. now everyone seems to have one. capturing the fun. >> it's awesome. good run s. >> reporter: and the not so fun. >> holy [ bleep ]. that's edward in an avalanche. >> reporter: posting their exploits on youtube. some e

clayton, dinobots are in the movie and the trailer. >> that's the only redeeming thing because the transformer films have been awful. but blockbuster successes, of course. >> let me say this, though, i love michaelad boys 1 and 2." the first "transformers" was solid. they can easily afford a $4 million 30-second ad. that's the one i'm looking forward to. also "captain america: the winter soldier" will air during the fox pre-game show. and i'm hoping for expendables 3. >> complete with dinobots. >> i'm so excited. >> kevin, enjoy the game. thank you so much. >> i'm predicting seattle to win the game tonight. >> i want broncos but am predicting seattle. >> kevin, thank you so much. enjoy the gail. >>> coming up on "fox and friends," three years after their facilities were wrongly raided by the government. gibson guitars is striking back in a big way. >>> and over 100 million people are watching the super bowl today. make sure you do it in style. we have the ultimate super bowl party live. look at that. be right back. ♪ e job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are ent