which would be in accordance with the osage.g with the experts from the osage. and so really to see people react to her now, i can't believe that it's the first native american nominated for best actor. >> stephen: your sixth film with leonardo dicaprio. here you are directing both of them. >> martin: trying to direct, as you can see. >> stephen: this is the problem with actors. what was it like to direct them together for the first time. >> martin: the first film they did was "this boy's life." he played the father and leo play this on. in a funny way, bob looked over at one point and said in a funny way this is very similar to "this boy's life was put in terms of the relationship between uncle bill and ernest. they just kind of smiled about that and we moved on. however, the thing with de niro and with leo, they were coming instinctively then the same but they work outwardly differently. bob has less talking. leo likes to talk a great deal. great deal. i mean good talking. in meetings. drinks and talking in dinners and constan

no, he's the king of the osage hills.molly, an osage woman whose life and family become caught in the violence and loss. did it feel like an important story to you? lily: oh incredibly, incredibly. every native nation in the united states has had some kind of history where, especially if you're resource rich, if you have something that's of value, then what that relationship is with energy development. jeffrey: first that's land itself, right? lily: right, land itself. jeffrey: it's a deeply important story personally as well. gladstone grew up on the blackfeet reservation in montana, just outside glacier national park, itself built partly on former blackfeet land. daughter of a blackfeet nation father and white mother who'd come to the reservation to teach, she refers to her childhood self as a nerdy rez kid, who couldn't wait for the annual visit of the missoula children's theater, which gave kids an opportunity to put on a play. lily: nerdy, dorky, whatever you want to call it. yeah, i was a little, i was hard to place

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so i was in osage county on the osage reservation and face timing with my parent's so if it were to goera up to the tv so i could see what they were seeing. couldn't really see -- just little white lines of light with no definition. i was like i can't tell what's going on so she held the phone out and make sure they were both in there. so she was holding the phone up when the announcement came in. i couldn't hear it, but i could tell by their reactions. >> stephen: you are right in their face. that's extraordinary. you could have read it someplace else because her high school yearbook in 2004 i'm at this photo going viral. they called it 20 years ago most likely to win and oscar. [cheers and applause] so they -- was everyone aware that they called it 20 years ago? >> yeah. and it's our 20 year reunion so the 20 year reunion is kind of building around a watch party for the oscars, it seems, which is really sweet, the initial plan was to have it in our old high school theater, but kind of reached capacity, there were really enough seats in our old theater. >> stephen: you are not going t

and yet while the osage obviously knew their history, so many others, the osage nation and i includeamong them, had never taught that history. we had, in effect, excised it from our consciousness. and i wondered why was certain histories get told and others don't and this story when i was doing research really seemed like a perfect illustration of how that happened. and i first came across the story when i was doing research on mutinies. mutinies, a subject i was also interested in. i was always interested in that kind of rebellion that takes place in a military because these instruments of the state to order. and so what causes to suddenly disorder are they extreme outlaws or was there something unjust in the system that justified the rebellion a reason why i think mutinies fascinate us in literature and film for so long. it's why mutinies are so brutally quashed, often by the state because they posed such a threat. and when i was doing that research, i came across that 18 century count by john byron. and let me just say the account was written in this stilted english. the fs were p

and a bunch of people flocked there to try and exploit the osage people and one of them was leonardoly for her oil money and all matter of shady business went down. robert downeyjunior, if we go back to oppenheimer, what an amazing comeback in a way he has had. 30 years ago, he was huge, he had his troubles, and now he is back really storming the way in all of these award ceremonies. 100%. i think hollywood loves a redemption story, and we all do, it gives us hope, but also his is so compelling. he really had all of the talent, he squandered it on drink and drugs, i don't think i am saying anything out of turn, i think he would agree, and he has been clawing his way back for the past 20 years, most noticeably via marvel and that incredible performance as tony stark, but also to see him get his recognition from his own peers which i think has been very moving to him and he has genuinely been enjoying this oscar season of seeing himself accepted. very briefly, do you think christopher nolan will get best director at the oscars? i think he will, i think there's always the question of ma

speaks osage. that's how you are.r " handsome devil". laughter. mollie has quite a commanding presence. she seems very self—assured. so do you, if i may say so, in real life. what was it like, though, when you went on the set for the first time with people like leonardo dicaprio or robert de niro? were you intimidated or starstruck at all? graciously, leo had invited me over for dinner beforehand to get over the starstruckedness of it all. he unstruck me! and it was definitely a more intense shake working with bob later down the road. the shakes came back when i was in front of him, the first few takes, but then you kind of embrace really quickly why these film—makers, these actors, these men, are decades—long careers now, are just such shapers of the entire film world that i grew up watching. you understand why they have such longevity in their work. unlike some academy campaigns designed to serve and act as vanity or narcissism, lily gladstone appears to be participating in something bigger than that. she comes acro

killers in the mirror and they are not of the copy of our out tomorrow to wells team members of the osage native american tribes as part of a plot to deprive them of the oil and app and tail that explores not only the modest themselves but also greet wells, conspiracy, racism, and the early days of the f. b i the 81 year old director says he's not planning to stop making movies anytime soon. in his eulogy, german direct when ben this describes scorsese as the reading, king of cinema. tears welled up as chris's eyes s vendors set. i sent in all of it with both in this room here. now, 46 years later and that we all together tonight can celebrate one of the most influential student directors of our time. events, also an inventor and innovator. constantly looking for new horizons of cinematic expression. but most of all he is an extraordinary story teller. for sages, next stop is the killers of asylum. has him a nation, including this picture, you're watching dw news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. i have to see the, the, the, the is, it is suppl

and leon harder dicaprio are out to murder wealthy members of the osage native american tribes. it's a true story with the hallmarks of square says these 5 decades film, career, humanities, violence, dark side, and the glimmer of love's power to redeem. i don't know what she said and little less of an indian for answer to a special film for me. and i hope i learn something from the movies nominated for 10 academy awards, including best director, making score, se, se the most nominated director a live. he never has one more oscar. not then his buddy steven spielberg making scorsese a perfect choice for this year's lifetime. achievement award at the berlin international film festival. the legendary director's breakthrough came with robert de niro over 50 years ago in 1973 is main streets. the mafia flick made scorsese's film synonymous with his hometown, new york's gritty motto underbelly to nero's unforgettable performance marketing the beginning of decades of collaborations in talking to me in taxi driver, the do o told the disturbing tale of a vietnam war, veterans angry obsess

gladstone plays mollie burkhart in the film about the osage murders.native americans on the oklahoma reservation were mysteriously killed in the early 1900s. the awards ceremony was streamed live on netflix, also a first for a major awards show. >>> and today there was a roaring lunar new year celebration right here in new york city. crowds, colorful floats, and dragons packed the city's historic chinatown for the 26th annual parade. it's officially the year of the dragon according to the chinese calendar, so what does that mean? the celebrations traditionally focus on removing bad luck and welcoming prosperity. i think we would all love that. >>> well, next on the "cbs weekend evening news," some special dolls that tell the stories of perseverance. things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more tha

selling the rubber scenario, and they are not of the copy of our out to mode a wealthy members of the osage native american tribes as part of a plot to deprive them of the oil and app entails that explores not only the mode as themselves, but also greet well, conspiracy racism and the early days of the f. b i the 81 year old director says he's not planning to stop making movies anytime soon. in his eulogy, german direct when vendors described scorsese as the reading king of cinema. tears welled up as chris's eyes s vendors set. i sent in all of it with both in this room here now 46 years later. and that we all together tonight can celebrate one of the most influential student directors of our time events, also an inventor and innovator. constantly looking for new horizons of cinematic expression. but most of all, this is an extraordinary story teller, or say this next stop is the killers of the solomon has a nation, including best picture you're watching the w news coming to live from berlin up next. it's close up with a story on how russia is abducted many thousands of ukrainian children h

. >> and welcome to osage county. >> oh, look, they grow italian people here. >> bellissimo!t's kennard bernstein. >> oh my god, what happened to that guy's face? >> born that way. >> oh, that poor, incredibly hideous disgusting ugly man. >> put these on to protect your eyes. >> thank you. >> oh, they're not see-through. i can't see! ah! here we are, the oscars. >> wow. i didn't think we were going to make it. thank you. >> hey, no problem. >> so much. >> mwah! >> look at this. honestly, now that i'm here, i'm nervous. this is like -- it's -- i don't know if i can do this. it's such a tricky thing. >> he's right. it is a tricky thing. it's literally impossible to host the oscars. you have to be extraordinary, but somehow you're always doing it wrong. like you have to make fun of people, but you can't make too much fun of people. and you have to give everybody enough time, but you can't go long. and you are the center of attention, but almost nobody cares you're there. you can never show off, never fall down, never fail, never show fear. nobody says thank you. and everyone has

. >> i am >> so proud of lily gladstone and the entire indigenous cast and entire osage nations she did a wonderful job, so didn't the whole cast. so i think having his platform and told this story and worked with them, it's an amazing opportunity just to continue to go forward. >> jodie foster, kaylee reyes. thank you so much, indeed. >> thank you. >> coming up from my archive, the hidden weapons of war, wanting civilians long after the fighting stops, we go back to afghanistan, 1990s 17 years of war, first against the soviets and now against each other have turned his country into one of the world's biggest minefields tomorrow >> laura coates examines the federal criminal charges against former president trump. >> is it going to be difficult? >> to meet this burden of proof? how >> strong is the government's case? the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight on cnn >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition. or strength and energy. >> ensure with 27 adam is a mineral. nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein >> o