and the nba in the midst of a lockout but kobe bryant keeping in prima donna shape, a man filed chargesst bryant, said he took kobe's picture at a church and he grabbed the camera to say hey, did this picture come out? very religious man, kobe. looked to see if the photos were of him, when he didn't see any, he give the phone back. he went to the hospital for treatment of having a camera ripped from his hands. anyway, they take a picture of him, let him have it. my thing is, if they're shooting up and i look heavy,

and the nba in the midst of a lockout but kobe bryant keeping in prima donna shape, a man filed charges against bryant, said he took kobe's picture at a church and he grabbed the camera to say hey, did this picture come out? very religious man, kobe. looked to see if the photos were of him, when he didn't see any, he give the phone back. he went to the hospital for treatment of having a camera ripped from his hands. anyway, they take a picture of him, let him have it. my thing is, if they're shooting up and i look heavy, then i'll rip the camera. let him have the picture. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. and started earni

a skilled guy, and i do think bachmann hurt herself a little bit with a reputation for being a prima donna in iowa that doesn't play very well if you look at some of the coverage, the local coverage. i think more broadly republicans still feel like this race is open. they don't feel like this is a complete field. now it may be, it may be what woe end up with, but a lot of republicans are not happy where we are right now. >> lehrer: that really centered on mitt rom nearby the kind of presumed front-runner? >> i think a lack of enthusiasm with romney and a lack of comfort with perry. i think that that that's the dynamic you're seeing now, so you have people pushing for paulrian or chris christie, even giuliani is talking-- which i don't think is likely. but there are other people that might be in this field. so that's the dynamic here. i don't think people are all that happy. >> lehrer: there have been a lot of complaints from ron paul and his folks. he came in, within 200 votes of balk map in the straw poll, and he was just brushed aside. is he not considered a serious contender for the rep

moving in a very different way than the way we did the original production which was maybe more of a prima donna. you're over there singing, you get so involved with those kids, you roll up your sleeves and get involved with them in a way. it was different. and -- >> charlie: how much did you go in search of maria marie cas when you accepted this beyond the text. >> lots and lots because it's the first time i played a famous person, a real famous person you can prove. there's recordings and there's films and endless books. >> charlie: and the master class. >> and the master class which was in the same way gypsy creamed the image, gypsy rose lee committed callas, whether it's callas or not we're saying your not doing a documentary. that is taking to character and explode it into a bigger idea. but i read lots and lots of biographies, i looked at lots of pictures. i listened to a lot of music, i listened to the master classes. i stopped doing that because it's not an impression. once i found what i could take away in terms of what i could offer, i keep that but i don't pretend to be to be -- but y

logan: some people might expect hollywood actors to have an entourage because they're the kind of prima donnasyou really have an entourage because you can't say no. >> wahlberg: i'm not good at saying no. that is a problem. >> logan: it nearly became a real problem on the set of one of his bigger films. >> wahlberg: i remember bringing my friends to the set of "the perfect storm." it was the first time i shot a movie in boston and, you know, they're looking at the cameras and all the equipment, and they're like, "what's one of those things worth?" i'm like, "one of those panavision cameras? it's probably like $250,000." and they're like, "oh, my god, we're going to steal this thing." i'm like, "first of all, you can't steal that off the movie, okay? we're shooting, we need this thing to shoot. but second of all, where are you going to sell a panavision camera? to george at the corner store?" >> logan: wahlberg has become a powerhouse in the entertainment world. he is an executive producer of three other series on hbo... >> what's going on? i mean, the kid from boston is taking over. >> logan: