oppenheimer. an evolving legacy as one of the most complicated figures in history. decades may pass before historians come to some consensus about the details of oppenheimer's life and what those details mean. last summer witnessed the release of christopher nolan's oppenheimer, arguably most elaborate and most costly cinematic exploration of the academic vocation. just prior to the release of the first trailer for that film in december 2020 to the united states department, energy issued an order vacating. the 1954 atomic energy commission decision in the matter of j. robert oppenheimer. the decision that resulted in oppenheimer being stripped of his security clearance. our panelists will grapple the status of oppenheimer's legacy in the wake of that order. the release of the film and ultimately turn their attention to the nature, the relationship, the scientific community shares with the federal government. our panel this evening includes three distinguished guests who, in their own ways are argu

oppenheimer to get nervous. from that evening where oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure: what if we set the whole atmosphere on fire? snowden: what if we set off this bomb and it literally sets the air on fire and engulfs us all? kaku: the atmosphere is made out of oxygen, after all. can the oxygen of the atmospher be set in flames by an atomic bomb? no one knew the answer to these questions. rhodes: it's before dawn on july 16, 1945. it w

yes, it's a great result for oppenheimer. oppenheimer one of the big — result for oppenheimer. winners, not when i get, but nominated. any others? paar get, but nominated. any others? poor thins has get, but nominated. any others? poor things has done _ get, but nominated. any others? porr- things has done very well. it has just come out in the uk. it is quite a disturbing film. it is twisted. it has been called a black twisted fairy tale where it has got a man stood playing a woman whose baby's brain is implanted into her head and it is quite a role because she goes on a journey of discovery and emma stone, very much nominated for best actor seal. just stone, very much nominated for best actor seal. , , ., stone, very much nominated for best actor seal, , ., actor seal. just won the golden globe. actor seal. just won the golden globe- she _ actor seal. just won the golden globe. she is _ actor seal. just won the golden globe. she is on _ actor seal. just won the golden globe. she is on a _ actor seal. just won the golden globe. she is on a roll, - actor seal. just won the gold

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oppenheimer xxx ——! oppenheimer wins big at the golden globe awards in los angeles, taking home five of the night's big prizes. hello. we start this hour in the middle east, where america's top diplomat, secretary of state, antony blinken, continues diplomatic efforts in a bid to prevent a regional escalation of israel's war in gaza. he'll hold talks with the united arab emirates and saudi arabia today on containing the international shipping threat in the red sea by the iranian—backed houthi rebels of neighbouring yemen, before travelling to tel aviv. ahead of his arrival in israel, intense israeli air strikes have been continuing in the gaza strip as well as ground battles with hamas fighters. israeli forces say they carried out strikes on 30 targets overnight. there is also deep concern over the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, where aid organisations say their doctors have been forced to pull out of one of the last functioning hospitals after the surrounding area was designated a combat zone by t

oppenheimer.d the zone of interest nominees for achievement in visual effects. >> the creator. godzilla one. guardians of the galaxy volume three. mission impossible. dead reckoning part one and napoleon. >> for achievement in cinema biography. the nominees are el condor. moon, my astro >> and por things. >> for performance by an actor in a leading role. mm.hmm bradley cooper and michael. colman. domingo in reston. giamatti in the holdovers. killian murphy and oppenheimer and jeffrey wright in american fiction. actress in a leading role >> annette bening in nyack. gladstone, in killers of the flower moon. sandra anatomy of a fall carey mulligan , in maestro. and emma stone in poor things >> for achievement in directing the nominees are anatomy of a fall. martin scorsese. killers of the flower moon christopher nolan. oppenheimer yorgos lanthimos. poor things and jonathan glazer. the zone of interest. >> and now for our final category. >> i can't wait. >> let's read them together. the nominees for b

oppenheimer a number of times. i am going to keep going with that!ing with that! what about some of the _ going to keep going with that! what about some of the other things that you think will make the category? they could be other films which push them when it comes to the most nominations, and if you get the most nominations, and if you get the most nominations, that does not make you favourite to win best picture. only three times in the last 12 years has the film with the most nominations gone on to win best picture. two films that i think are really going to be out there, could be around double figure nominations today, killers of the flower moon, martin scorsese at the age of 81 directed this film about the oxygenation, about how they were the richest people per capital in the whole of north america, and white people would marry them and then murdered them to try to get their money —— make a film about the osage nation. the first native american ever to be nominated for best actress today. robert de niro and leonardo dicaprio could be nominated

this did not think it was as good as oppenheimer -- bafta.- did not think it was as good as oppenheimerhis is a big dent in the chances _ oppenheimer -- bafta. this is a big dent in the chances of— oppenheimer -- bafta. this is a big dent in the chances of barbie - oppenheimer -- bafta. this is a big dent in the chances of barbie to - dent in the chances of barbie to make a impact at the oscars, but what a morning for oppenheimer. cillian murphy getting his first ever bafta nomination for the title role and emily blunt is nominated for playing his wife, robert downey junior as well, and christopher nolan, he has never won a bafta but nominated for three today. it is uuite a nominated for three today. it is quite a dry _ nominated for three today. it is quite a dry subject but to have done so well and to be well watched by the public, as well. we can now have a few seconds of it.— a few seconds of it. what do you take it to mean? _ a few seconds of it. what do you take it to mean? a _ a few seconds of it. what do you take it to mean? a transmission | a few seconds of it. what do you i ta

just while he writes "oppenheimer." >> stephen: like you do.dy gave us a tiny taste, that you have a christopher nolan impression. >> emily: yeah, but that's it. >> stephen: what you just did? >> emily: i'm telling you he's as understated as that. that's about as good as it gets. actually maybe i have one more about him that made me laugh. we were doing a scene. you remember the scene where i'm hanging sheets? >> stephen: yes. it's critical. >> emily: it was very windy day so there's a lot of hair acting going on. and he says to you, he comes in the next after watching the dailies and "had a look at that scene i thought wow. emily blunt, high winds actress." and i was like... is that a compliment? later on, we were doing the court hearing scene and he was standing in front of the ac unit and his hair was like that. and i was just waiting to catch his eye for the longest time. eventually i caught his eye and i went "high winds directing." he went "very good." >> stephen: how open is he to, like, actors' ideas? do you see eye to eye? >> emily: he

i think oppenheimer— oscars in march? i think oppenheimer is - oscars in march?s in march? i think- oppenheimer is probably in pole position now, i think it has cemented that position that a lot of people, critics have been talking about in the last few weeks. i think barbie... it might be controversial but i think barbie will struggle in the coming weeks, especially at the coming weeks, especially at the oscars. if it can't do well at the golden globes, it will be a fight to achieve anything at the oscars i think. irate be a fight to achieve anything at the oscars i think. we shall kee a at the oscars i think. we shall keep a close _ at the oscars i think. we shall keep a close eye _ at the oscars i think. we shall keep a close eye on _ at the oscars i think. we shall keep a close eye on it. - at the oscars i think. we shall keep a close eye on it. thank| keep a close eye on it. thank you very much. cold health alerts have been issued for parts of england this week with temperatures due to plummet, leading to snow and ice. it comes as many areas are still trying

, wife of the father of the atomic bomb in "oppenheimer."ght for the movie at the globes and the latest acclaim for the 40-year-old london native over her two decades of work, occasionally alongside her emily and i got together in new york the other day for a "sunday sitdown." >> this is a national emergency. >> reporter: nearly six months after the release of "oppenheimer," the movie's explosive success continues as it closes in on a billion dollars tat-box office. killion mur fi stars with matt damon, robert downey jr., and emily blunt. >> bring their families. >> reporter: blunt plays the other oppenheimer, robert's wife, kitty. >> it's happening, isn't it. >> what has this ride been like for you to sit back? because there was a strike. and just watch it all happen? >> i feel like we're kind of awe struck by the reaction. >> were you sort of talking to each other behind the scenes saying, wow, this thing's really taking off? >> yes. i mean, we were all on this chain called an oppenheimhomies chain. so many wows and exclusives just everyon

so oppenheimer and barb b as we forward to. so oppenheimer and barb by as we saw— forward to.hat _ forward to. so oppenheimer and barb by as we saw in that report _ forward to. so oppenheimer and barb by as we saw in that report by - forward to. so oppenheimer and barb by as we saw in that report by emma | by as we saw in that report by emma are leading the charge, particularly when it comes to the films. what about the tv side of things? thai when it comes to the films. what about the tv side of things? tv side succession is _ about the tv side of things? tv side succession is likely _ about the tv side of things? tv side succession is likely to _ about the tv side of things? tv side succession is likely to come - about the tv side of things? tv side succession is likely to come away i succession is likely to come away with a lot. we have a great situation, a lot the actors are up against each other which could of course split the vote, and someone like pedro pasqual could there, the bear that is a big favourite, that is likely to do well and in terms of british nominations w

one of the big parts of the story in "oppenheimer" is there's this moment between him and einstein, oppenheimerd they just completely disregard his existence. and you see the seeds of discontent being born. i was like, what can i relate this to? rib in the '80s when you'd go up to velvet ropes at the clubs, you hadn't really broken yet, you'd see scott baio get out of a limousine and walk by you. "scott, remember me?" he doesn't recognize you. you're like, "i will exact my revenge on scott baio!" [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that for real? is that something you thought about? >> any time any of us have felt we were on the outside looking in, or someone had -- this slight where you'd been blown off or -- it's that weird thing. you think someone's waving at you, you wave back, then you realize, oh my god, so humiliating. but this was at a national level. and louis strauss was head of the atomic energy commission. and there was reason for him to believe that oppenheimer was a little bit too left-leaning and shouldn't be trusted to have a security clearance. but really, he just wanted to destroy him.

an oh those oscar surprises. >> "oppenheimer." >> "oppenheimer." >> reporter: this morning "oppenheimeroring big with 13 academy award nominations, the most of any film. cillian murphy best actor. emily blunt supporting actress and robert downey jr. in supporting actor. >> remember this day. >> reporter: christopher nolan in both director and adapted screenplay, not to mention best picture. and barbie earning eight nods in all. supporting actress for america ferrera and supporting actor, can you believe it, ryan gosling. >> so cool. >> reporter: margot robbie missing for best actress and greta gerwig left out of the best director list. "poor things" enjoying a good morning. oh. >> reporter: emma stone leading the way for "poor things" which earned the second most nominations, 11 in all. paul giamatti and davine joy randolph earning nominations. >> how did it feel to hear your name mentioned? >> crazy. over the moon. >> this wealth should come to us. >> reporter: lily gladstone for "killers of the flower moon" making history as the first native american best actress nominee. the film ear

but the night really belonged to oppenheimer. oppenheimer!e, best director... and there was a mistimed kiss for star cillian murphy as he accepted best actor in a drama. oh, boy. first question, do i have lipstick all over my nose? i'm just going to leave it. this is the first major award since months of actors' and writers' strikes saw productions halted and red carpet events cancelled. so for many here, they're glad to get back to the business of promoting their films — not to mention enjoying a party. it's a who's who of hollywood. the golden globes lived up to its reputation as a rather boozy affair. before the stars even got in there was a bar on the red carpet. with the rather more formal oscars approaching in two months' time, critics will be looking to see if oppenheimer will be toasting the same success. emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. now, a retired postman was baffled after he found his garden shed was being tidied up every night while he slept. he has his suspicions about what was going on and installed a cctv camera. he's be

leading the way is oppenheimer, with a massive 13 nominations, including cillian murphy for best actorhy for best actor. poor things did well, 11 nominations, including one for emma stone in the best actress category. ten nominations for killers of the flower moon, including a career tenth best director nomination for martin scorsese. not as good for barbie, eight nominations, including best film. margot robbie missed out on best actress and greta gerwig for best director. they were snubbed which is the talk of the award to so far. let's speak to jacqueline coley, the awards editor at the rotten tomatoes website. this bell raubenheimer�*s mo makhmur setting the stage to have a hugely successful night in march. yes. successful night in march. yes, we've been _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of the l successful night in march. ye: we've been tracking all of the wins for oppenheimer all season

the zone of interest and the aforementioned oppenheimer. this has never happened before. 3 of those nominated best pictures are directed by women, anatomy of a fall. barbie and past lives. not on that list. emerald fennell saltburn. the film was completely shut out may december and the color purple also snubbed for best picture. but the color purple did not walk away empty-handed. here are the nominees for best supporting actress emily blunt oppenheimer danielle brooks, the color purple america ferrera. barbie, jodie foster nyad devine, joy randolph, the holdovers. danielle brooks is on our set a few weeks ago telling us that award season was like a dream come true. i was with the first time i got to see the color purple, the movie version at the academy. i was crying. i was so full of emotion. >> my face was up there on that big screen is not for of done a lot of independent films. first studio film. so my face some ihemy voice and my main i was like a girl's dream, really can come true that, you know, it's a dream come to supporting actor

oppenheimer, poor things, so many.ar. that is the most exciting part to be able to be here and other places around people that made those movies. 1th other places around people that made those movies.— made those movies. as per awards in — made those movies. as per awards in recent _ made those movies. as per awards in recent times, i awards in recent times, oppenheimer has prevailed. it could bring its leading actor cillian murphy gong. betrayal of an ancient history teacher at a privatejob private boarding school in the holdovers. you are getting a lot of attention for your work right now. does that affect your self—esteem? i right now. does that affect your self-esteem?- right now. does that affect your self-esteem? i guess it bum -s your self-esteem? i guess it bumps it _ your self-esteem? i guess it bumps it up. _ your self-esteem? i guess it bumps it up, sure, - your self-esteem? i guess it bumps it up, sure, how- your self-esteem? i guess it| bumps it up, sure, how could your self-esteem? i guess it i bumps it u

think oppenheimer is going to be the big winner of the oscar. and i do think barbie can still make it in some of the categories as nominated and possibly in some of the smaller categories like with editing or cost to a best adapted screenplay. maybe a 5050 chance would that possibly they might give it to gretta because they did nominate her for best directing. but i don't think it's going to be a bar the night at the oscars on march 10. that's for sure. will bring you back to talk about it. those are those k j matthews. always a pleasure. thank you. the families of those kidnapped in the october 7th terror attacks in israel, or continuing to pile pressure on the government there to find a way to get their loved ones back. it will be, as rebecca rivers went to me, the iowa levy show her her daughter nama was one, was on her 1st day of military service at a base near the gauze of border when she was taken. as reports contains distressing images. in high school, she studied diplomacy. she was in a anna youth organizations for the cold hands of peac

as well as a bet on best picture, i think all signs point to oppenheimer. i mean, this is one of these films that seems designed for oscar success. it's a huge, big budget movie. uh, that's a sort of epic, the story of the man who designed help design and create the project that created the atomic bomb and its uh on top of that is that phenomenal was a phenomenal box office success. and i think the fact that oppenheimer and barbie are both sort of from hunters and this oscar race was 13 and 8 nominations, respectively of is really great science the oscars because it means that big popular movies, films, that most people out there have actually seen are the main contenders, and i think best a really helps the oscars because in previous years, a lot of us are smaller. art has movies. i've been the front runners and well, i love those movies and a lot of film goers do love them. a lot of ordinary people haven't seen them and that tends to hurt the oscar to so i think it's a great design this year that you see some of these very big popular movies which are als

where it was located. >>> and the golden globe goes to "oppenheimer"! >> a >>> the golden globe goes to "oppenheimer." >> hollywood's golden night. the big winners as the stars shine on the first big night of the awards season. >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with a one-two punch from mother nature. while millions are digging out of the first major snowfall of the season, they are also bracing for a second winter storm. this new system is moving across the country hitting the plains and midwest today, and it's expected to slam the northeast tomorrow night. flooding is a big concern. this is what many people are dealing with -- tires spinning after more than a foot of snow fell in some places. cbs' astrid martinez joins us now from here in new york with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the snow started early in the afternoon on saturday and continued throughout the night until sunday afternoon across much of the northeast. the system leaving travel woes for many adults, while children

barbie and oppenheimer were the big box office battle of the summer. you mentioned a lot of white men voting in the big categories to films that couldn't have been more different. oppenheimer now has 13 nominations. barbie has 8. is the academy going to settle the food over which one is a better movie? or are you opening a pen? dora xbox? here, a look, the academy loves biopics. and that's what oppenheimer is. so i don't see anybody slowing down the oven 100 drain. i really think it's going to be a win win from them. they already have 13 combinations more than barbie. however, every once in a while and you get an upset and if there is an upset, i believe that the hold overs or probably american fiction might uh, stealing away from oppenheimer. i think it's a very, very slow, slow, slow and very small chance. but there is a chance for american fiction to upset everything and take it away when it comes to best picture. take it away from oppenheimer. all right, we only have about 50 seconds. um, you think oppenheimer is going to be the big winner of the o

yeah, i think it's gotta be oppenheimer here. customer nolan's, a bio, pick a about a, robert oppenheimer, the man who ran the team that developed the atomic bomb is really information will be designed for the oscars. this huge epic, a bio, a, pick, a historically relevant, beautifully done, sort of on all levels. it's a phenomenal movie, plus it was a tremendous box office success to many people's a surprise for such a serious film. i think that is the film that is the one to beat. uh, i think the best picture of best director probably the best actor for, for solely and murphy, who plays oppenheimer. so that is for me, the, the, the leading candidates. i'm but then i'm oppenheimer, it's entire, a career essentially since it started launch last year has been going up against a very, very different movie rather carried a barbie, which is also nominated in multiple categories including the best picture you couldn't imagine a more different bill than oppenheim in america than barbie. i mean, this is a entertaining comedy, adapted fr

i would say is probably going to be between oppenheimer and i want to say barbie. maybe anatomy of a ball. but if there's a upset, i think there could be an upset if there's going to be an upset. it will be down to 3 anatomy. it will fall. okay. or american fiction? or possibly the whole worse. okay. those 3 were phenomenal fan. i'm not going to the no, i don't know the box office, but really great. i'm not going to hold it to you because you're, you're not a bedding man. looks like this year's best actor and best actress, categories. they are looking competitive. tell us a bit more about the favorites there. well, we got quite a few. first of all, let's just talk about sandra. you're germany's own. what a year for her. she's in the zone of interest. she's in anatomy of a fall. she nominated for an oscar for anatomy of a fall. it's just been a great year for everything associated with anatomy, little fall. and with sandra, i think she's the 1st german to be nominated since like decades. so really, really, really looking good for her to 70 g matthews in los angeles.

and both barbie and oppenheimer have 15 mentions on the long list. of the atomic bomb, directed by christopher nolan who has had five bafta nominations before for films like dunkirk. he has never won a bafta. surprising. the leading man who plays oppenheimer, one of the british isles greatest actors is from ireland, he has never even been nominated for a film bafta. that could change today. there we have on one side oppenheimer and then the film that was the biggest box office hit of the year, barbie. this film was a box office phenomenon. well she be nominated for best actress? could it get best film nomination? at the baftas, only five films are up at the baftas, only five films are up whereat at the oscars it is ten. it has been such a box office hit, it could be difficult for bafta to ignore that. one other film is on 15 long list, pillars of the longman, a series of murders in i920s oklahoma, racist murders against native americans, and this film could give martin scorsese and ii could give martin scorsese and 11 best director nomination at the

at several awards events in recent times, oppenheimer has prevailed. oscar. but he faces sdtiff competition from paul giamatti, who has already won best actor prizes for his portral of an ancient history teacher at private boarding school in the holdovers. you are getting a lot of attention for your work right now. does that affect your self—esteem? laughter. i guess it bumps it up, sure, how could it not? it's a very nice thing. yeah, i think it does. i think it takes it up and notch. not too much! best actress seems a prize destined for emma stone, who gives a very memorable performance as the uninhibited and passionate bella baxter in poor things. but that prize could easily go to lily gladstone, who portrays an osage woman providing the heart and soul in martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon. gladstone thinks it the film marks a real turning point in the portral of indigenous people. to have so many indigenous talents getting to be on full display, telling the story that people have gotten very skewed, fantasised versions of, to get a more r

up against nuclear drama oppenheimer with no fewer than 13 nominations. the fiber drop down review was watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. tuesday was the deadly use day for israel's military. since the war and gaza began last year, 24 soldiers were killed most in an explosion in the central part of the gaza strip . the armies as 2 buildings mine for demolition collapsed. went home us militants fired at a nearby tank is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has called it a tragedy. but he has vowed that israel will not stop fighting until absolute victory is achieved over her mos. maybe countries consider her most to be a terrorist organization. the families and friends of some of the soldiers killed on monday, gather at the national cemetery in jerusalem to pay their final respects to. the military says an investigation is underway to determine what caused the highest single day death toll. since israel launched it's counter offensive in gaza, initial reports suggests the majority $21.00 reservists were

at several awards events in recent times, oppenheimer has prevailed.bring cillian murphy, its star, a best actor oscar. but he faces stiff competition from paul giamatti, who's already won best actor prizes for his portrayal of an ancient history teacher at a private boarding school in the holdovers. you are getting a lot of attention for your work right now. does that affect your self esteem? he laughs well, i guess it... i guess... i guess it bumps it up, sure. how could it not? it's a very nice thing. yeah, i think it's... i think it's... i think it does. i think it takes it up a notch, not too much. and what would oscars recognition mean to you? well, i mean, it would be amazing. i don't anticipate it. the thing i think is coolest about that is the sense of history and tradition is really cool. to be a part... because americans don't have a lot of sort of like traditions and historical traditions like that. so that'd be cool. best actress seems a prize destined for emma stone, who gives a very memorable performance as the uninhibited and passionate

watson oppenheimer dominate fast the golden gloves via pick about the maker of the atomic bomb wins. best director, best actor, and more. hollywood is back for his biggest parties and strikes, brought movie production to a standstill last year. the plat, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. you're pregnant officials say russia launched a large scale missile assault. early on monday, prompting an air raid alert for the entire country, a local responders in the harkey region that you see here. we're assessing the damage from the strike. your brains, air force said the country was hit by several waves of cruise missiles and from ballistic missiles. and some regions, officials say at least one person was killed and several others were injured across the country. and we go to our correspondence and keeps on your phone, her car, she has more on the air rate alerts when we were walking about 6 am this morning to and read the notes and all across ukraine with the parties really, you know, urging residents to take these wanting seriously and headed to shelters. and now the acute re

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oppenheimer! cheering and applause. accepted best actor in a drama. first question, do i have lipstick all over my nose? i'm just going to leave it. barbie won the new golden globes category — box office achievement — celebrating films that were a big hit at the cinema. i don't have anything big planned, just a giant blow out party with all the barbies and planned choreography and a bespoke song. you should stop by. so cool. . yeah, 0k. bye. thank you. we would like to dedicate this to every single person on the planet who dressed up and went to the greatest place on earth — the movie theaters. what was i made for? from barbie, music and lyrics by billie eilish and _ finneas o'connell's. and billie eilish picked up the best original song. succession! in the tv categories, the big winners were beef, the bear and succession. lily gladstone! that was an emotional speech by lily gladstone, winning for her role in killers of the flower moon — the first native american actress to win a golden globe. this is an historic win. i

this year's box—office has been dominated by barbie and oppenheimer.at to have some surprises, we really want surprises, because as you say, the obvious ones are barbie and oppenheimer, and basically how many nominations those two giants of this year's cinema can chalk up. but where will we see surprises is probably the people who have been left out, rather than the ones we suddenly included. people in the directing category, where it gets very tense, you can only pick five. will they pick favourites like martin scorsese, will they pick people like bradley cooper or will we see some directors from other areas rewarded, particularly in the female film—making? it is almost a category of its own, now, but people get very very upset if there is not female film—makers included in this, particularly if they have made films that merit it. i am thinking of greta gerwig as director of barbie, who was snubbed by the baftas last week for a nomination. martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon, a big favourite to rack up a lot of nominations, martin scorsese ov

understandably, oppenheimer is a more typical kind of oscar film.re talking about barbie, that both america ferrera and ryan gosling were nominated for supporting actress and actor. that wasn't necessarily expected particularly in america ferrera's ace and i was pleased having interviewed her as well to see her rewarded for that role of gloria where she made such an impassioned monologue about the fate of women, and it was so subtle full of personality and a lot of people found that very poignant. so great, despite some aspects of barbie being overlooked, great to see her recognised. in overlooked, great to see her recognised-— overlooked, great to see her recognised. in terms of being overlooked, _ recognised. in terms of being overlooked, as _ recognised. in terms of being overlooked, as you _ recognised. in terms of being overlooked, as you are - recognised. in terms of being | overlooked, as you are talking recognised. in terms of being - overlooked, as you are talking we are seeing pictures of margot robbie still on the screen, no nomination fo

>> and later, we will turn to a favorite "sunday sitdown" with matt damon, one of the stars of "oppenheimerhich led the way this week with 13 academy award nominations, on his ride this year with that movie and another one directed by his best friend, ben affleck. and i imagine you have a short hand on set, too, which makes life easy. >> you can waste so much time trying to be polite. in the movie business and in theater, you develop a whole vocabulary for how to talk to somebody and basically how to tell somebody they're sucking. >> right. >> and we can just say, you suck. >> a "sunday sitdown" with matt damon plus "another life well lived" laettner the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the 2024 campaign. as president biden hits the trail in south carolina and former president trump rallies his supporters in las vegas. in a week that included a primary win for him in new hampshire but also an $83 million verdict against him on friday. nbc's liz kreutz with more. liz, good morning. >> reporter: hey, willie, good morning to you. former president trump briefly mentioned that verdict her

and now we can all separate into team oppenheimer working barbie. i had of this year's awards several interesting points about these academy awards. uh the nominations. anyway, germany, sandra, hello. i got a best actress nomination for her role in the french field. anatomy of a full european cinema is having quite a year. isn't scott? oh, definitely, definitely. i'm so happy to see sandra held up in champion for years. finally, get oscar a recognition. she's obviously a huge star here in, in germany, but with this still in particular anatomy of a whole, which one can, it's a french film and she's really getting a global or recognition and, and you can see really be the whole countries here, charities are rallying behind or last night i happened to speak to the veteran german director and vendors who also was oscar nominated this year for his don't perfect days. and he said the 1st thing he asked when you heard the nominations was, did sandra get in? did sandra make it? and he was say, how proud he was of her to represent her country, represent germ

christopher nolan's oppenheimer is also among the front runners with multiple nominations. the film examines the life and moral battles of robert oppenheimer, the creator of the atomic bomb, and rhetoric, or whigs, blockbuster, comedy, barbie tells the story of how the famous plastic protagonist leads barbie language defines much for true self. i wasn't severely injured. i would beat you off for like i asked our movie guru scott rexburg from dw culture for more about this year's nominations. yeah, i have to 1st say for the best actress, a category one of my that all time favorite actresses. sandra, hello, a german actress is nominated for best actress on the top of 5 there for her role in a french film anatomy of a fall. and i think it's phenomenal. this is the 1st time a german actor has been nominated in for the oscar isn't the best actress category since i checked, luis reiner back in 1937. so under those really making history with it with this a nomination. i'm. i'm not sure if she's going to pull it through and actually when, because she's, i've got some very tough com

well, the movies. of the summer were certainly barbie and oppenheimer and for the bafta nominations oppenheimercome out on top with 13 nominations including, as we heard just now, best actor for cillian murphy, best supporting actorfor best actor for cillian murphy, best supporting actor for robert downey junior and festus actress for emily blunt. barbie did not fare as well, missing out on nods for best director for a missing out on nods for best directorfor a greater go missing out on nods for best director for a greater go awake, missing out on nods for best directorfor a greater go awake, but still got some nominations in there. margot robbie nominated for her role as barbie and ryan gosling for supporting actorfor his as barbie and ryan gosling for supporting actor for his role as ken. another big movie that did very well in these nominations is poor things, receiving 11 nominations including best film, and best actress for emma stone. however, the director missed out for best director. it is certainly going to be a very, very interesting bafta awards ceremony. martin scorsese was another

oppenheimer!nd oppenheimer wins big at the golden globe awards in los angeles, taking home five of the night's big prizes. hello. we start this hour in the middle east, where america's top diplomat, antony blinken, is continuing diplomatic efforts to prevent a regional escalation of israel's war in gaza. he'll hold talks with the united arab emirates and saudi arabia today. in addition to the war, they're expected to discuss ways to contain the threat to international shipping in the red sea, where vessels have been targeted by houthi rebels backed by iran. he'll then head to tel aviv. intense israeli air strikes have been continuing in the gaza strip, as well as ground battles with hamas fighters. israeli forces say they carried out strikes on 30 targets overnight. aid organisations say their doctors in gaza have been forced to pull out of one of the last functioning hospitals, after the surrounding area was designated a combat zone by the israeli military. the world health organization says if t

. —— barbie. if we oppenheimer. -- barbie. if we looked at— oppenheimer. -- barbie.this as _ oppenheimer. -- barbie. if we looked at this as a _ oppenheimer. -- barbie. if we looked at this as a battle - looked at this as a battle between those two movies and the reason being they were both hugely successful, last year they were released in the same weekend and that is why so much attention is being paid to them. 0ppenheimer is the winner of the night. a bit unfair because they were competing in separate categories. a drama and a musical comedy. the one category they were competing against each other was in terms of box office achievements, and barbie won the day there and thatis barbie won the day there and that is probably an accurate assessment of the real—life situation because barbie did make the most money, about $1.5 billion over the last 12 months, the most successful film of the last year. so i think what we read into this is that 0ppenheimer is probably in pole position when it comes to the rest of the awards season, crucially the oscars in a couple of mont

oppenheimer is leaning the nominations _ gdp. oppenheimer is leaning the nominations for _ gdp. - gdp. oppenheimer is leaning the nominations for this year after i nominations for this year after the awards, the uk version of oscar. christopher nolan's epic 0scar. christopher nolan's epic about the creation of atomic bomb has 13 nominations. discharged and preparing for glory, is this the year director christopher nolan wins his first ever after. 0ppenheimer has 13 nominations, including best actorfor including best actor for cillian murphy, as the theoretical physicist behind theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb. this theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb.— theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb. this is the best day ever. _ the atomic bomb. this is the best day ever. maybe - the atomic bomb. this is the best day ever. maybe not. the atomic bomb. this is the | best day ever. maybe not the best day ever. maybe not the best day ever. maybe not the best day for _ best day ever. maybe not the best day for barbie _ best day ever. maybe not the best day for barbi

we've also got obviously christopher nolan up for oppenheimer, could win his first oscar.nominations, and a brit designed the costumes for the fantastical poor things and is now up for her first oscar. amazing, yeah. thrilling. delighted. it's a very rare opportunity as a costume designer to be able to be so creative. i feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity. others that could steal the show on oscars night, the 1970s tear—jerker the holdovers, and the pointed satire about racism, american fiction. katie razzall, bbc news. flying the flag for asia is past lives for the and sample for best picture and best writing. hello there. good evening. it's a very stormy period of weather and we're seeing the second named storm in just a few days. storm jocelyn follows hot on the heels of storm isha, hampering the clear—up. we've seen heavy downpours of rain move eastwards today along with strengthening winds. and here goes that deep area of low pressure just passing to the north of scotland, following the same track as isha. perhaps the wind gusts not as severe for most, but wi

a drama oppenheim a mouse in school saves these killers, the flowers. the money keeps making them welcome to the program. israel has suffered its biggest loss of life on a single day since the war and gaza began. 24 soldiers were killed most in an explosion in the central part of the gaza strip. the army says 2 buildings, mines of demolition collapsed when from us militant side of the nearby tank, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose cold is a tragedy. but he has vowed that israel will not stop slicing until absolute victory is achieved. the hum us, which many countries classify as a terrorist organization. the families and friends of some of the soldiers killed on monday, gather at the national cemetery in jerusalem to pay their final respects in. the military says an investigation is underway to determine what causes the highest single day death toll since israel launched it's counter offensive in gaza. initial reports suggests the majority $21.00 reservists were killed after a rocket propelled grenade fire debt. and it's really tang set off o