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. ., ., ., oscar.uld it? the long wait could finally be over. - oscar. could it? the long wait could finally be over. will- could finally be over. will smith has four grammys but zero oscars. will hejoin smith has four grammys but zero oscars. will he join that list of great actors never to have won one. harrison ford, tom cruise, ian mckellen or is he going to put a victory in the box? he is the heavy favourite but it is not always good to be the front runner. last year chadwick roseman was considered odds—on and anthony hopkins came in at the last moment to steal the trophy. so will smith is a heavy favourite for making richard but he takes nothing for granted. aha, richard but he takes nothing for granted-— for granted. a lot of talk about kirsten _ for granted. a lot of talk about kirsten stewart i for granted. a lot of talkl about kirsten stewart not for granted. a lot of talk - about kirsten stewart not being nominated despite being tipped for an oscar herself. what are the other surprises? will

the fact that he could go from a 1963 oscar to becoming the first black man to win the best actor oscarn to win the best actor oscarfor years later, he black man to win the best actor oscar for years later, he was the biggest box office star in hollywood with those three huge films in the year, this was someone that america right in the middle of the 1960s with all that was going on, wanted to pay their money and go and see at the cinema. and at the vanity fair in the night of the oscars, he still loved following what was going on with cinema and he was once asked in an interview what his name had been in life. i think this is a great quote. he said i always wanted to be someone better the next day than i was the day before.— i'm joined now by playwright and author bonnie greer. good of you to join us. good of you tojoin us. your thoughts, first of all. to good of you to join us. your thoughts, first of all. to make a tiny correction. _ thoughts, first of all. to make a tiny correction. sidney - thoughts, first of all. to make a tiny correction. sidney poitier. thoughts, first of all. t

he was the first black man to win the oscar for best actor. a court in the us state of georgia hands out life sentences to three white men who murdered ahmaud arbery, a killing that sparked black lives matter protests. the aftermath of days of unrest in kazakhstan. security forces are ordered to shoot to kill protestors. novak djokovic has thanked fans for their support and remains in this hotel. the australian government rejects claims that the grand slam champion is being held captive after failing to meet vaccine entry requirements. and this letter had no surname or address on the envelope — just a short biography. but amazingly, it made it to the right person. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. one of the best known black hollywood actors of the past century, sidney poitier, has died. he was 94. he was the first black man to win an oscar for best actor, and his success paved the way for generations of other black artists. his films, including in the heat of the night and guess who's coming to dinner, reflected a

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he was the 1st black women of oscar for best actor went on to inspire a generation. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the president of kazakstan has authorized security forces to open fire on the protesters without warning. in his latest televised address, cassim mcdermott, to cairo, said the state would fight to the end against what he called bandits terrorists and militants. days of violent protest in the central asian nation have seen dozens killed and thousands arrested. at the president's request, russia is leading a force of peacekeepers from former soviet states. to help put down the unrest observer, say authorities, and now appear to have regained control of the biggest city, al matty, the streets of ahmad start from the worst violence to hit the country in 30 years. kazakstan largest city has become graham cyril in a deadly battle against what many here see as a crooked government. what are the least we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption. the protest began over hiking fuel prices, but decades of c

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that same night, poitier also received an honorary oscar.o many... they call me mr tibbs. ..and who entertained millions more. sidney poitier — one of the greats. sidney poitier, who has died. novak djokovic has thanked people around the world for their support as he awaits a decision on his deportation from australia. the world number one men's tennis player remains in immigration detention in melbourne ahead of the australian open after being denied entry to the country on wednesday. government officials say he isn't being held captive and is free to leave any time. shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. this is the immigration detention hotel where novak djokovic is being kept. adnan chopani has been here forfive months now, after being moved from another facility. i live in level two and djokovic lives in level one. that is the food we've been served every day in containers. we found a maggot and mould on the bread and we've been reporting it but unfortunately, there has no action been taken. outside the hotel, there was dancing and musi

we always think of the two of them, the night of the oscars, when denzel won his oscar for best actoror evening, and it filled my heart and i cried my eyes out. it was special. a volcano perched on top of one of ecuador�*s famous galapagos islands has erupted, producing a spectacular lava flow. the one mile high wolf volcano is located on isabela island, home to a rich variety of flora and fauna of the type that helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution following his visit in 1835. fortunately the eruption poses no threat to wildlife populations, or to humans. and you can get details of all of these stories and many more by visiting our website at bbc.com/news. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @sipusey. hello. well, earlier, the skies were clear and we had a touch of frost, even some icy patches in places after the recent wintry weather. but now, a weather front is approaching, and the first half of saturday at least will be very wet and windy. now here's the low pressure that's sweeping into the uk, here's the weather front, and this is rain—bearing cloud, so if the rain ha

the first black man to win the oscar for best actor. tonight, that moment with denzel washington. what oprah winfrey said just today. and sidney poitier in his own words tonight. what his mother always told him. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together, and we begin with that powerful moment in court today, the judge in the ahmaud arbery case. today he sentenced the three men in the killing of arbery in brunswick, georgia. all of them facing life in prison, but the judge had to decide whether any of them deserved a chance at parole decades from now. the judge in court carefully choosing his words, sharing his own thoughts. what led to his decision. at one point reminding the courtroom that ahmaud arbery ran from the truck for five minutes as they chased him. the judge telling court he'd stop talking himself for a minute. there was silence. he then said that was just a fraction of the time that arbery was chased. travis mcmichael who fired the shot that killed arbery, his father, gr

he was the 1st black person to win an oscar for best actor. back in 1963 for the film lilies of the field. he inspired an entire generation in the 1960 s during the civil rights era with roles crossing the racial divide. after decades in the public guy quasi a received the u. s. presidential, middle of freedom from president brock, obama, back in 2000. and now my colleague david levitt is here now from our culture desk to talk about this. i mean there's so much to talk about when we're talking about sydney plot. what will he be most remember for? well, he was not hollywood, the 1st black star, he was hollywood 1st black superstar actually and that oscar that he won really was groundbreaking. it really paved the way for other black performers in hollywood. and he got it because he was charismatic. he was good looking and he could act man, could he act in the same film? he could have you crying. he was very touching or he could have you in stitches because he was funny. just like you did in that oscar winning role in willie's of the field. he pl

that same night, poitier also received an honorary oscar. — one of the greats. cheryl boone isaacs is the founding director of the sidney poitier new american film school at arizona state university and former president of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, best known for organising the oscars. here's how she remembers him. he was a major beacon of light that came on the scene and on the screen many decades ago, and through his life's work, whether in front of the camera behind the camera, he hasn't had a major impact on the created world. and especially for the black community and black storytellers. it is such an honour for black storytellers. it is such an honourfor me to be able black storytellers. it is such an honour for me to be able to be part of his legacy that we are going to carry into the future. he was a great man, great philosopher, a philanthropic ideas and avenues, civil rights activist, and like i said, a tremendous force in the creative world. i know we have pictures of you with sydney protea —— sidney poitier

and when he was well into his 80s, an honorary oscar.nition for a star who blazed a trail for so many... they call me mr tibbs. ..and who entertained millions more. sidney poitier, one of the greats. his death announced today at the age of 94. let's take a look at some of the tributes which have been paid by actors and directors to sidney poitier. the actor don cheadle said he was the standard bearer for generations of actors and directors. he is irreplaceable. denzel washington said he was a gentle man who opened doors which had been closed for years. spike lee said he was a proud, dignified, handsome and strong black man, a gamechanger who impacted lives with a positive force. and steve mcqueen said �*with his caribbean heritage and american birth, sidney poitier was an icon to the black diaspora. his family of course were from the bahamas. he was someone to be proud of, he was someone who dared, he was someone to love and he was someone to cherish. the author and playwright, bonnie greer, says sidney poitier�*s impact on society in th

oscars oscar so white which may national and international news it put hollywood on the front pages of newspapers and hollywood likes to be on the front pages of newspapers for when their movies make a lot of money or the movies win a wars. they don't want to be on the front pages of newspapers around the issue of race, and that's what happened for two. too straight years and so you know, i think hollywood has the talent to do much better. look it's only been in the last year that we've seen tv commercials. with interracial couples. it's only been in the last year and with with same-sex couples. this is 2021. and we've had mixed race. mix race marriages for many decades but for some reason somebody or madison avenue or in hollywood did not deem it safe enough to have a black man and a white woman in their in their biracial child in a tv commercial. until this year literally until this year, so i think that the forces in hollywood have to move faster because in this i think that the the society is moving is moving quicker. then hollywood. yeah. all right. lots of questions here coming i

when he did when his oscar, it made sense in a way because he was part of that. correspondent is in hollywood now. the museum of motion pictures had the grand lobby named sidney poitier. having not even acted for 20 years in the city where you are right now, in the business based in, he was a legend. correspondent: he was a true hollywood legend. it is a gray, dark day in hollywood today, but sidney poitier was a true trail blazer, rising to star status in a world that forever was controlled on both sides of the camera primarily by white men, and he was very aware of the power and responsibility that came with his fame and fortune. he once said he felt likee was representing 50 million, 18 million people with every -- 15 to 18 million people every move he made and became a prominent voice in the civil rights movement. he played a role in organizing the march on washington where dr. martin luther king made his i have a dream speech. the civil rights icon said of sidney poitier, he is a man of great depth, social conserve, a man dedicated to human rights and freedo

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— afro—caribbean actors have actually won oscars obviously he was the first black — won oscars obviouslyck actor to win an academy award in _ first black actor to win an academy award in the best actor category. there _ award in the best actor category. there have — award in the best actor category. there have only actually been three others _ there have only actually been three others sense him. halle berry is the only black_ others sense him. halle berry is the only black actress who is one best actress— only black actress who is one best actress oscar. i found that astounding after all the time has passed, — astounding after all the time has passed, he was an incredible trailblazer and not that much has changed — trailblazer and not that much has changed there. it was shocking to me particularly _ changed there. it was shocking to me particularly in the women's category that people like viola davis, one of the best— that people like viola davis, one of the best actresses of her generation has been _ the best actresses of her generation has been nominated many times but never— has been

and a sunday sitdown on the impact of wins oscars. his latest award-winning performance in the movie swan song and the moment he near live walked away from acting. >> i didn't feel i had it. i was going to quit. i was going to go work on these boats in san francisco on some pilgrimage to italy and find himself. >> a sunday sit down with ali and another wife well lived. let's begin with russia standing on the brink of an invasion of neighboring ukraine in a week when american diplomats men with russian lead that's could stave off a war that could rope in the united states and its allies. good morning, raf. >> reporter: good morning. they say the kremlin is going to mount a coup and replace him with a pro-russia leader. the goal may be to try to avoid a long, bloody war in ukraine and instead just force a change of government from one that opposes the kremlin to one that supports it. the white house national security council saying in a statement overnight this kind of plotting is deeply concerning. the ukrainian people have the soverei

this year is the 35th anniversary of you winning your oscar for "children of a lesser god."were not only the first deaf actor to win an oscar, but also the youngest, at age 21. which is pretty-- you look fantastic! you look fantastic! don't change a thing, kid. so what was it like-- you're 21 years old. this is your first big movie. you hit it out of the park. were you star struck? who were you rubbing elbows with at age 21 at the oscars. >> it's 35 years ago so i sort of have to reach back into my memory bank, i remember being stunned. seeing all-- i'm in the business for the first time-- everyone that's out there. i'm just a regular girl from chicago. i was watching television and movies as a kid growing up, looking at all these movie stars and on oscar night and i won and i go to this place called spagos. it's the place everybody went to for the afterparties and i will never forget that i met elizabeth tailor. >> stephen: wow. >> i mean, like, come on, elizabeth taylor. and i was so in awe of her, and she was so sweet and lovely. and i started analyzing everything about h

the age of 94 will take a long look at the life career and impact of the 1st last person to win an oscar for best act. ah, i'm way bluecross. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has been in length, the telephone discussions with his cause, a counterpart causing your mark to chi of this comes after russia sent thousands of troops to help put down civil unrest in cossacks done. authority say they've regained control over the largest city following to kai of orders to shoot to kill protesters are mattie was at the central flash point during during days a violent protest in which dozens were killed, and many more were arrested. o mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit kazakstan in 30 years. president to chi if told cassock security forces they could shoot to kill, opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the crackdown on protesters corner carries the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down the arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever

a look at how the life of oscar grant is being celebrated on this new year's day. that is where we start this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. thanks much for joining us on this very first day of 2022. i'm jonathan mccall. justine enjoying the night off. oscar grant was shot and killed by bart police at the fruitvale station on the same day back in 2000, 9 today, a vigil held in his honor. kron four's. gayle ong takes us there. >> praise we made you what this space and this god, what we can come together and of 4 and urine brother's keeper. a prayer for oscar grant delivered by his mother. >> 13 years to the day since his death in 2000, 10 1 to johnson started the oscar grant foundation, a nonprofit that works to bring law enforcement agencies and their communities together to prevent further violence each year. the community comes together to remember her son and your work is making a difference. >> can you feel change? >> and there's so much work to be done. that's why it's so important that we come here every year. every year. we never forget os

we'll take a look at the long life career and influence of the 1st black person to win an oscar for best actor. and jim and soccer kicks off after the winter break. and it's coded won by and munich mill is the pandemic removes 9 players from the late latest . ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome cossacks! dance president has authorized security forces to open fire on protesters without warning. president cassim, you're mad, took a if is the state will fight to the end against what he calls bandits, terrorists and militants days. a violent protest in the central asian nation have seen dozens killed and many thousands more arrested. at the president's request, russia is leading a force of peacekeepers from former soviet states to help put down the unrest. has a government says that order has been restored in the biggest city, al maddie o. mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit cast extern in 30 years. president to chi if told catholic security forces they could shoot to kill opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the cracked zone on protesters. quarter theory, the c

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oscar in 1964 and another one in 2002 in honor of his life's work. we have lots and lots and lots of, of african american actors. now, when we didn't have any i appeared not because i brought so much because but because the time was right. what is breakthrough came in 1958 with the film. the defiant ones alongside tony curtis. racism was a core theme in many of his films potty a famously starred. and guess who's coming to dinner? one of the few films of it's time to depict interracial marriage in a positive light. mom. this is john. i'm a but it was his role is a police officer in 1967th in the heat of the night that catapulted him to start him. sidney brought he, i also enjoyed success as a director in front of and behind the camera. he paved the way for generations and before go, the city of e. katherine berg and russia is transformed into a winter wonderland. thanks to its annual i sculpture festival more than 20 teams from all over russia to harden this one. the sculptures traditionally feature religious things, such as the nativity of christ, to

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we never forget oscar for this group they sing. it's healing, sharing, conversing and challenging the community to do better, especially after last year with 134 homicides in oakland shootings, assaults, robberies and burglaries also all up. we have to make the conscious effort. to make our city a safer place. we can't keep expecting everybody else to do it for us. we have to step in. organizers say getting involved in talking with neighbors is step one. oakland police says it is committed to addressing a rise in violent crimes. the department also says it is focused on prevention strategies and initiatives to develop relationships with community members. in the newsroom. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news? yeah. hard to believe . it's been 13 years. brooks. thank you. a new towel increase on the seventh state owned bridges went into effect today and here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza on this saturday night, one thoroughfare where drivers are now paying more. for those of you heading back to work in the city will cost you

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i — i sort of enjoyed the shape of water, which won the oscar, didn't it? yeah, absolutely.t i — but i enjoyed it. it's, you know... visually, it was extraordinary, and i'm getting the sense that this is, too. shape of water is a creature from the black lagoon meets splash. this is nightmare alley, as re—envisioned as a horrorfilm, but it's not a horror film. 0k! 0k. i get it, i get it! ajournalforjordan. ajournalforjordan — again, this couldn't be more different. directed by denzel washington, true story about first sergeant charles monroe king who, while he was in iraq, kept a diary for his son of home truths and life lessons. chante adams and michael bjordan are the journalist and soldier who are the parents tojordan. here's a clip. ah, there we go! little head. ispy... and... . . heartbeat. dana, thank you. i love you. i love you, too. you guys want to know the sex? both: yes! chuckles. it's a boy. i knew it! yes, it's a boy! ah, what's up, little fella? how you doin'? it's papa! chuckles. i knew it was a boy, i knew it! so, here's the thing — i mean, it feels, to some e

he was the first black person to win an oscar, first black man to win an oscar as a ground breaking director film. beloved by generations for his intense, larger than life demeanor, as well as his activism for racial equality. it's especially poignant in america today. here's a brief look back at the man and his lasting impact. >> they call me mr. tibbs. >> reporter: sidney poitier played characters who jumped off the screen, opposite rod steiger in "the heat of the night." >> now where did you earn it? >> i'm a police officer. ♪ amen ♪ >> reporter: and in "the lillies of the field" as handyman martin smith. >> lots of luck, mother. >> yeah you. >> reporter: the one that won him the first ever lead oscar for an african-american. >> it is a long journey to this moment. >> reporter: raised in the bahamas, he moved to harlem as a teenager and endured the usual hard scrabble climb to an actor's life. and then came "no way out," a groundbrooking film about racism. >> you watch yourself black boy, watch how you talk to me. >> just shut up. >> reporter: he played a doctor, in a performance so power

i'm at the oscars are coming up of traditionally, the globes are seen as a precursor for the oscars. i'm winning a globe as seen as a, as a, as a boost to your oscar campaign. but this year, given the sort of reputation of the tarnish reputation of the golden globes. i'm not really sure that's going to be the case this time around. and so what do you think is the future of the golden globes? yeah, that's a really big question. i mean, the hollywood foreign press association has made big efforts to, to change the way they do business. they've tried to diversify their, their voter base. they've tried to make changes to and be more transparent. and it's a big question. no other, whether hollywood will accept it, and it looks this year as if everyone's pulled out the, the stars of turn their back on on, on the globe. we saw that virtually none of the winners this year, even acknowledged. the golden globes of the hollywood foreign press association. you can tweeting. oh, thank you for getting an award that never used to happen. um, so we'll have to see. i mean, next year the globes are su

bring in oscar odom, former nypd detective. dr., does the new mayor, a former cop himself, have what it takes to stop the carnage we are seeing last year and so much in his first couple weeks in office? >> yes, he does. he has what it takes to make sure this is put in place. let me give condolences to officer rivera's family and heart-felt to mora's family and men and women of the nypd. yes, one thing that is very important is rolling out back to anti-crime unit and show nypd is there and we're able to make these arrests and to make sure the prosecuting office is not giving get out of jail free cards, this is humanity and public safety issue. >> carley: dr. odom, that is true, a lot of new yorkers voted for mayor adams because he said he would do things like bring back the anti-gang unit. solving crime in the city isn't entirely up to him when you have a district attorney also elected who said he will not prosecute a lot of crimes, one of them he said he wasn't going to prosecute was resisting arrest n. light of this police officer

a ton of oscar buzz. will he do it in 2022?s, last year best actress winner, frances mcdormand is playing the role of lady macbeth who, of course, is a very ambitious woman. gets her husband into all sorts of trouble as any good wife should. i would say no spoilers here but it's hard to spoil one of the most famous plays in history. we all know how this ends but we have never seen "macbeth" quite as cool as this. >> we're very much looking forward to it. eva was quizzing us on our shakespeare before we came on, did not go well. a bit embarrassing. we'll catch up in the film. >>> let's talk about "suicide squad." the universe is growing. give us the scoop on that. >> yes, so "peacemaker" is the superhero that none of us want to be saved by. let me meet my fate, thank you very much. a brand-new series on hbo max, a whole lot of fun, based on the dc character and as you said it's a spin-off of "the suicide squad" movie from last year. this is a guy who is super insensitive, totally obnoxious but growing on us in this tv series. he

a lot of talk about kirsten stewart not being nominated despite being tipped for an oscar herself.s princess diana in spencer was not even included. the one film that seems to be running the table through award season is the power of the dog starring benedict cumberbatch and kirsten dunst. that is a dark drama about toxic masculinity in the old west and that has got three nominations at the screen actors guild. so has house of gucci, an actors favourite. lady gaga in there as well with jared leto. it's a wide—open award season. spring, summer, winter, fall, the only season that matters here in hollywood is award season and i love it! squid game makes history, the first foreign—language tv nominee. we've heard so much about squid game over the last 12 months or so here. tell us about that. it may have subtitles but everybody can understand the subtext. it is about a56 economically deprived people who try to make a fortune by going in for a quiz game, but it has deadly consequences. and, yes, what an achievement after all these years, finally a show not in the english language gettin

in 2002 he was given an honorary oscar for his life's work. that same night african americans won for best actress and actor. >> i came here at a time when this hollywood that you know was not the hollywood here when i arrived.>> in 2009 the actor who helped bridge america's racial divide received the medal of freedom from america's first black president. michael george, cbs news. >>> bay area native and olympic hopeful has dropped out of the u.s. figure skating championship. this after testing positive for covid-19. considered a favorite to represent the u.s. in the beijing winter olympics. the 16-year-old ice skater made the announcement on her instagram this morning. saying things happen unfortunately, but it is what it is. she went on to say she feels good both physically and mentally. the two-time national champion could still be selected for the olympic team, but will need to test negative at least twice before her team departs in 2 weeks. >>> get ready to read your engines because monster jam is bad for one adrenaline packed weekend. th

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look what happened to the ratings for the oscars?lobes on tv, nbc took it off. not because of diversity but they took it off because of ratings were crummy and they weren't making any money off of it. at the same thing with the oscars and the at the grammys and everything else, those ratings have been declined for years. enough with the politics, just entertaining and make it funny. i could use a laugh. we are going on at two years of covid. >> harris: we are going to miss bob saget. >> right. i just learned that the age of the women in "sex and the city," they were that age of all the original women in the golden girls. >> harris: i love that, that's diversity. >> emily: and r.i.p. rose as well. coming up, another american college is looking to please the local folk yet again with the new inclusive language guide that's waging a war on the metaphor. we will explain, next. ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwbac

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a prayer for oscar grant delivered by his mother. >> 13 years to the day since his death in 2000, 10 1 to johnson started the oscar grant foundation, a nonprofit that works to bring law enforcement agencies and their communities together to prevent further violence each year. the community comes together to remember her son and you work is making a difference. >> can you feel change? >> and there's so much work to be done. but that's why it's so important that we come here every year. every year. we never forget oscar. >> it was 1/1/2009 when grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. the incident captured on cell phone video grand seen lying face down on the station platform was unarmed. the officer claimed to use his taser instead of his gun. he was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter back in august of last year. state attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice will conduct its own independent review of the former bart police officer. we are standing here. i you. >> also speaking at the event, the mother of ch

he was the 1st black winner of the best actor oscar for the 1963 film lilies of the field, 48 in shy away from issues of race and race relations. his work helped inspire a generation to push for civil rights. a cultural icon and pioneer hollywood 1st major black movie sta, awarded the presidential medal of freedom by america's 1st black president in 2009 . sidney poitier sustained a long korea as a lead performer, becoming the 1st black man to win the best actor oscar in 1964 and another one in 2002 in honor of his life's work. we have lots and lots and lots of, of african american actors. now, when we didn't have any i appeared not because i brought so much because, but because the time was right. what is breakthrough? came in 1958 with the film. the defiant ones alongside tony curtis. racism was a coal theme in many of his films. put a famously stud and guess who's coming to dinner? one of the few films of its time to depict interracial marriage in a positive light. mom, this is john. i'm a but it was his role is a police officer in 1967th in the heat of the night that catapulted h

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