this is a wonderful six-part documentary series about paul newman and -- >> can i stop you?appened to me -- my shirt is stuck on the -- on the thing. [ laughter ] and i'm kind of casually pretending that it's not stuck >> seth: oh, there, you got it off. >> but i got it off now. okay, go on, you were saying >> seth: i would've- >> it was so interesting what you were saying. >> seth: it would've been so great to go back and watch you do the whole interview where only -- you're only gesticulating with one hand. [ laughter ] so paul newman and joanne woodward -- this is about their career, their romance. it's wonderful it's great archival footage. and how -- but how did it come across your plate? >> well, there's a wonderful producer named emily wachtel, and she is really close with the family, been a long-time friend, and felt like it was really time to make a documentary about them they -- i guess clea newman and i actually went to the same high school my senior year. and so somehow they thought of me i think they thought -- a lot of people when they think of paul newman and

>> reporter: what's the best part of being paul newman's daughter? actly mom's. >> reporter: she thought ethan hawke would understand the pressures her parents faced. >> they were two complicated people. they were in a really complicated business. >> it's hundreds of thousands of pages. >> reporter: the words of newman and woodward themselves form the core of the documentary. >> the element the kids gave me that i knew was gold was an abandoned mÉmoire paul was writing in the mid-'80s. he interviewed all the people he worked with. he even interviewed his ex-wife. >> reporter: those interviews were recorded. yet, you won't be hearing them because in 1991 paul newman literally set the tapes on fire. >> the story is he took them down to the dump and burned them. >> reporter: but he didn't burn the transcripts. >> i had this idea what if i asked all my actor friends to play these parts and bring it back to life? i'm turning it into a play with voices. >> a community looking back. >> reporter: george clooney playing newman. believes her father had a specif

paul newman, was both. on their image or they become kind of a brand and they are selling something and they become more of a product, and then they become a performing art, you know, or that is the focus of their life is expressing themselves. certain people can do it at a very high level for a long time and that's very, very rare. and i think what is beautiful to me about paul and joanne is joanne was the quintessential actors actress, she taught acting, she ran a theatre company, yeah, she won an oscar. yes, she had a lot of those kind of ancillary elements of success but she was a true blue love of the graft of acting she was on the carol burn et show, wear a funny wig, do something serious an worked for scorsese. she wanted to act. paul was a cinema luminary, he is a movie star, brands-- . >> stephen: i'm showing another photo. i think this might be the most beautiful photograph ever taken of a man, and this is him in '63. >> on his way to the premier of hud, one of the greatest movies of all time. >>

money," verdict, and when you think right around the corner from here is the actor's studio and paul newman ethan, this is an incredible project. it is unique it's all by itself you have george clooney, laura linney and so many others. congratulations. >> i'm grateful to all my friends for helping, i'm so grateful thanks for having me on your show. >> you can check out all the episodes streaming this thursday on hbo max craig, over to you. >> looking forward to that. >>> from ethan hawke to the most decorated female skier in history, lindsey vonn is here, and we're going to talk about life after leaving competitions behind, and we're also going to talk about a very common health issue that she has faced that a lot of folks will be able to >>> we are back. it is 8:46, and we're back with the greatest female skier of all time, lindsey vonn, 82 world cup wins, 20 world cup titles, three olympic medals to her name, and lately she has been -- she's really been peeling back the curtain on her remarkable life and career so far, always good to have you. thanks for coming back >> thanks for having m

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we are founded by paul newman, the actor, salad dressing maker, and other leading ceos about a quarter and we work with companies to empower them on what we call their purpose journeys. these are the things that ceos did not learn about in business school, or often on their way to the top, but are increasingly important in today's world, things like engagement with your community, sustainable business climate issues, working on diversity, equity, inclusion, engaging your employees and helping to tell your story. you mentioned of course a very famous actor paul newman was amongst others who set up the organisation. why did they feel there was a need for something like this? i think if you go back to the late 90s, last century, this was the day of greed is good, business has one and only responsibility according to milton friedman and that was to increase profit, and i think while that is an important aspect of what companies are here to do, companies realise that to increase profit over time, they need to be good citizens of the world. and this was the time of the tech bubble and other

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their first trailing for the upcoming docu-series that's set to follow the relationship between paul newmanillustrate the couple's 50 years together and george geclooney and laura linney are voicing the actors. >> when they first married, she just won the oscar she's the star and then the trajectory just changed. >> nobody understands anybody else's relationships only the two people who are involved know what binds that relationship together. >> as in all things, you can do anything you want to if you're willing to pay the price >> wow >> okay. i'm so intrigued >> what a great idea. >> it's genius. >> so good all six episodes of the last movie star starts streaming july 21st and ethan hawke is going to stop by ahead of the premiere and pay us a visit in studio 1a. >> that will be good. >>> finally, jessica alba sat down with willie geist it's been ten years since she founded the honest company and now she's looking like what it was like jumping from the world of acting to starting a business. >> there are people who are like, she's a movie star, what does she know about this how is she goin

here to tell us about his latest hbo series "the last movie stars" pulling back the curtain on paul newmanttle sticky out here. >>> let's show what you we've got for the week ahead starting off with today a lot of wet weather. excessive heat in texas, up into the plains, and warm as you get into the southwest with a fire risk there the great lakes, record highs continue the lower mississippi river valley and texas, monsoonal moisture in the southwest and warm in the pacific northwest. then to the end of the week plenty of sunshine around the great lakes, northeast, new england, ohio river valley but no relief through texas and hot and dry out westof sunshine. no relief down through texas. cut and dry out west. that's what's going on around the country. >> good morning morning. i am meteorologist cary hall. you can see the fog rolling across the city. looking from our tower camera. that will help keep >>> >>> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al thank you so much. >>> coming up, imagine this, you're doing a routine wall repair and you find art that's been hidden in the walls fo

newman or no real charter for the russian federation? video more yeah. when you sonya the signing ceremony. now over and that ceremony took apart, took take place at sat, c, peter and paul for trace or the naval units. and now, oh wait for the signal to start the parade over the shooting where just a few minutes away from the start of the main me military navy parade. the commander of 1st, the navy. admiral nick lie, man of face currently in peter and paul for tress and he will receive the reports from the commanders of the fleets own their readiness for the main navy parade. as you see, we can now see the broadcast from sather mars. what is the northern fleet? or daniel? the northern fleet is brady. i'm on the main road. her admiral. my save. yes. we now see a broadcast from the city of ball t's the headquarters of the baltic fleet. sure. were you in the money for the motif, a lot of people are ready for the remain navia parade, ice admiral, they not. thank you. we do and we now see you shasta, paul, h q black. please see why you, you brought them here more people on the black. see, flea is ready for the military of her. i'm on my more. you're below them or commander o