, that was sort of a week in the life of a young orson welles. they're similar to that. they're little moments in time of artists' lives. you know, real subjects, real moments in time. a lot of other things. - you're pretty much in the position, at this point, i suspect, whether the financing is easy or not, and working with hollywood is easy or not, that you can, more or less, do what you want to do, and limit yourself to that. - i think on a lower budget, i can get a lot of these made, but, you know, for me, i don't know what that is. five or under, maybe? i'll find out soon, probably, what i can get. i have a couple, a thing i'm writing right now, about being a kid during the apollo program, like when they first walked on the moon. so yeah, it's a bigger film. - you grew up in that part of texas, and at that moment. - yeah, yeah, so i'm trying to kind of, coming up on the 50th anniversary of the, - the moon shot. - yeah, that i was like, oh, that was a pretty interesting time, so i'm trying to maybe recreate that, but that's a bigger, that's p

she also appeared in the orson wells classic touch of evil but it was her off screen appearances that grabbed the most attention. in 199 ga bor when she was convicted of slapping a beverly hills policeman. she was sentenced to three days behind bars. gabor par layed the attention into tv and movie appearances including a cameo in the naked gun 2 1/2. in fact, it was once joked that gabor played herself more often than any other role. the acting roles dwindled in her later years. a car accident in 2002 left her partially paralyzed and she was subsequently in and out of the hospital for a series of health scares. but it was her marriage to prince frederick her ninth husband that provided plenty of bizarre tabloid fodder. he wants claimed to be the father of anna nicole's smith daughter after the actresses death. in 2011 he announced an unusual plan to make gabor who was 94 years old at the time a mother again using an egg donor and a surrogate mother, a plan gabor's daughter called weird. it was one of many public disputes she had. the two would eventually reach a truce over gabor's car

for the non-comics people, he's like the orson wells of comics. >> seth: yeah. >> getting to work withtiful piece of art that you guys did together. taran, you wrote one and who'd you get to work with here? >> yeah, yeah. so barry crane is the artist who did this "deathstroke" comic. because dc and idw co-published this. nobody got paid anything, it cost zero. even the paper was free, and 100% of the proceeds go to equality florida? >> equality florida and they're earmarked specifically the people that were effected by orlando. >> seth: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> seth: it really is. talk to us about -- this is a fantastic piece, it really -- i was taken away -- who is the artist here? >> an artist named phil noto who is doing a "star wars" book right now for marvel and gerry duggan who's the writer of the "deadpool" comic book wrote this one, yeah. >> seth: that's great. it's beautiful. it's really a fantastic book. now you two, well you work together on a comic called "the illegitimates," which is about the illegitimate children of a james bond type characte

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orson crenick, don't fall on the dark side or the light side. "rogue one" has a lot of gray. galaxy. >> you're confusing peace with terror. >> well -- you have to start somewhere. >> the empire likes some gray. >> you wear white. >> that's right, that's because i am essentially a very, very good guy in the empire's terms, about as good a guy as you get. >> sounds like spin. >> it does. it does, it's propaganda, that's imperial propaganda, don't believe a word of it. >> reporter: the rest of "rogue one's" secrets and there are the movie opens this friday. >> this film reminds us that there's another side of the story. there's all these people that find the strength and the richness based on diversity. >> i think we all know fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate. >> hate leads to suffering. >> i've heard that somewhere, yeah. >> exactly. yeah. >> too true. >> i vote yoda. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm clayton sandell in san >>> up next, a look at the controversial new president of the philippines whose brutal anti-drug campaign has drawn international condemnation. (my hero zero by lemonheads) get zero down, zero deposit, ze