. >> and it was simply when quentin tarantino went up to win his writing award. i'd say "django" did better than expected. >> that leather tie. >> he's a man of interesting style. for supporting actress it was anne hathaway who took away the oscar. she was expected to take home this oscar. >> we have a washington connection tonight that a lot of people are excited about and that was documentary short. if you saw it earlier shawn fine went up to win that award. we caught one them backstage and they have a lot of nice things to say about our town. >> we feel really connected to washington especially being from new york and l.a. we love being from washington. he is a third generation washington. we love being from d.c. >> shawn's parents worked in television in d.c.. >> we were rooting for shawn fine and it was a great win. >> all eyes this evening on the host. there were a lot of questions as to whether he was the right guy for the job. what did you think? >> i think thought he did pretty good stand-up. i thought the show wasn't produced as well as his add libs. >>

i want to show, this is a post interview with quentin tarantino. two hilarious questions.m mexico, people over there and everyone in the world loves you and congratulates you tonight. do you know the effect you have in the world? >> actually, iralways prided myself on being an international film-maker. where i come -- the way i look at it, i'm not an american film-maker, i'm an american, and i'm a film-maker but i make movies for planet earth. >> greg: the question -- how far can you crawl up this guy's butt. this is the weirdest, possibly the weirdest question i heard anybody ask. >> do you really think that the human body, it also has bones. the jokes -- [ inaudible ] there is only blood and flesh in a human body. we see that. >> dana: what? >> greg: he asked if there were any bones in the human body. nobody got it. but i think he was saying that maybe all of quentin tarantino's characters are filled with blood. >> eric: blood and guts. >> greg: are there any bon bones? >> bob: can you repeat the question? >> kimberly:y:here is so much blood in his movies. >> greg: was e

christoph waltz 14 best supporting actor for his role in quentin tarantino's "django unchained." the best foreign language film also when to an austrian, "armour." the difficulties facing a couple after one has suffered a stroke. jennifer lawrence for best actress in "silver linings playbook and then he became the first man to win three oscars in a leading role for his portrayal of abraham lincoln. taiwanese director ang lee told the best director prize from "life of pi," about a young man stranded on a boat with a tiger. >> i'm very happy. i share this excitement with all of the taiwanese people, people everywhere. >> overall, "life of pi" one the most taking home four. >> before we go, a time for a recap of the top news. the italian elections coming down to the wire. >> the latest results are pointing to political gridlock. the center-left coalition led by bersani is neck-and-neck with the center-right led by silvio burlesconi. >> they are watching with bated breath. the outcome could decide whether austerity is in or out. currently looking at the markets, the dow is down. inve

and then how about quentin tarantino and christoph waltz, they both won their second.y do good work together. >> thank you, craig gropper, live in hollywood. >> the real fun happens at the parties. the most exclusive invite is the "vanity fair" soiree. halle berry and richard gere among the attendees. >> and then there's elton john's oscar viewing bash. tim allen and jane lynch turned out for that party. >>> coming up at 7:00, the entire "gma" team is there for a complete roundup. you don't want to miss it. >>> breaking news this morning, a moderate earthquake shook japan for about 30 seconds this morning. the magnitude 6.2 shake did not trigger a tsunami. the strongest shaking about 100 miles north of tokyo. no damage reported at nuclear plants. >>> pope benedict, in his final week of his papacy. his resignation becomes official on thursday. about 100,000 people were there for his final sunday blessing. today, he's expected to issue new rules allowing the cardinals to bring forth the start of the conclave which will elect the next pope. >>> to washington, where it's f

in 2010 he won the oscar for best supporting actor for his role as a saddistic corn nell quentin tarantino inglorious bastard. now he tars in da, jango unchained. critics are saying it yet again runs away with the movie. nominate ford an oscar nor his performance. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: and congratulations. >> thanks very much. >> rose: so when quentin tarantino arrives with a part, what do you say? >> let me see the script. i'm not sure are you upt up to this. >> i don't know the general case. i just know mine. >> exactly. >> i'm talking about yours. and the first time it was completely different. because you know i was presented this. i said yeah, are you kidding me, ha ha. you know what do you want me to do. >> in this case, with django, he said would you mind coming up to my house. i will show you something. >> and he put 20 pages on the table, the kitchen table. >> like this. >> and i said do you want me to read it. i said-- so i started reading it. he was hovering around, watching me. and i have never seen it before. >> no, no, no

this is a sendoff of quentin tarantino's movie of "inglorious bastards." was well written. i thought it was risky. i think christians should be able to laugh at themselves and their savior. they would really impress me if they did that with islam. y they won't. the only problem is jesus was played by an awesome actor because he's a white guy. and jesus looked a lot more like jason jones, who are on this panel. >> and when i was watching this, i laughed at first. when they said the "h" was silent, i thought that was funny. then they had him gunning down the romans out of revenge. and then it started to bother me. >> i'm not going to go to hell. i'm not going to say i found it funny. i'm not going to laugh at it. i'm not going to watch it. "saturday night live" chooses what they put on. and we choose what we watch. that's what being in a free society where we respect freedom of speech means. one thing that differentiates us, we don't go out and threaten a life when he says something that we don't like. that's how it works. sometimes they put things that you

the film's director quentin tarantino won his second for screenay. two years after co-hosting the oscars, anne hathaway was back to win one. best supporting actress for "les m misera miserale miserales". >>> hollywood's biggest night is the biggest fund-raiser for one bay area non-profit. the academy my of friends will be drve i haved up and given to six local charities. kimberly terry was at the oscar gala earlier and has this look. >> hollywood, san francisco. >> i'm excited. >> hunts of people arrived at the academy of friends 33rd annual gala tonight to celebrate the glitz and glamour of the oscars. >> we all have our lives and when we see movies we escape to those and we're listening to stories being very well told by talented people. now they're being rewarded for their hard work. >> it's such a lavish evening but it's for a great cause. >> reporter: proceeds go toward local hiv/aids educational program. >> it's still an incredibly important issue. thousands of our neighbors and family members are impacted. i think we're more positive now to do

you have won two oscars with quentin tarantino. >> we participated in a hero's journey.o inner progress. and quentin was working himself through this story. to slay the dragon because you're not afraid of it and you cross through fire because it's worth it. i borrowed my character's words. sorry, coulden resist. >> where did you dig him up? >> a turn of e vechbts brought django and myself together. it was great to be put in that journey in the supporting actor. you're supposed to help the story along and -- what can go wrong now? >> winner winner chicken dinner. awesome. congratulations. >> that's so great. >> that was a nice little surprise. >> that is the beauty of being backstage. you never know. and they really enjoy -- they're colleagues. they enjoy seeing each other. >> it's a big, big night. they're all winning. there's a nice bar right on the side. >> the embrace between daniel day-lewis and meryl streep. six academy awards between them. >> who knew they swapped roles? >>> straight from mperforming a sir elton john's oscar party, here live. days of walking to giv

. >>> oo he won his best supporting actor for quentin tarantino change and hathaway as expected won best supporting actress for les mis and oscar go adelle won best song for sky fall it is the first james bond movie to win a best song oscar. there is this an oprah rare between sky fall and zero dark 30 that hasn't happened since 1994. >> we are going live from hollywood. he was on the red carpet talking to all of the bigs celebrities including jennifer lawrence and hugh jackman. >> we will test you all of that later on in the show. >> right now it is time for your top 5@5:00. the top five stories making tus n for you at this hour. >> finding the california couple missing in pursue. jamie kneel and her boyfriend garrett han was on a bike ride through south america. they were last seen january 26th getting on a bus in peru. neil's co-workers have set up a reward fund about the company's whereabouts. >> i am worried about the both of them. i want them to return on home on schedule. >> warning about kidnapping threats near there. local police are searching for clues about the couple. >> newl

some of the biggest lines can for quentin tarantino. talking about quentin tarantino come after me. it is violence used as a punch line and blood and guts and gore used and how leaders in hollywood could be a self-righteous on the gun issue and turn a blind eye to the blood bath that takes place in movie theaters that is aimed at adolescent boys. they know that male teenagers will go and laugh at the blood and guts in quentin tarantino's movie. you talked about addiction with potato chips. hollywood knows what they are doing. they are selling blood and guts and ger to our children. >> by the way, there is a culture that hollywood needs to self police. >> he said he is in some ways ironic. that is lost on a 12 or 14-year-old. >> the new cover of time is on gun violence. we'll be right back. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ]

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i was happy to see them win but quentin tarantino won for dow "django" after using the n word. >> all came out, it ended up being a good thing. one of the things that i wanted to do was i wanted to start a conversation about slavery about america's role in it. >> john: i thought it was the most shockingly anti-slavery film ever released by a studio. ite roused such emotion in the viewer. do you think it's vindicated from the critics in this win. >> absolutely. it does not take a leap of intellectualism to say that the use of the n word is racist but it was about racism. >> but if he made a film without the n word. where is the realism. >> john: michelle obama presented the award for best picture. is it appropriate for heads of state to be involved in award shows like this. >> i don't think so. well listen, i still love the queen. i'm-- >> elton john. >> i just think it was really wrong. the reason it was wrong it took time away from jack nicholson. you get jack nicholson on stage presenting the award. i was looking forward to hearing that speech. then he let's michelle take it away. >

recently:00 or the and director quentin tarantino got testy with a british reporter.ake a look at this fight. >> i don't want to talk what you want to talk about. i don't want to talk about the implications of violence. the reason i don't want to talk about it, because i said everything i have to say about it. if anyone cares what i have the say about it, they can google me, and they can look for 20 years what i have to say about it. i haven't changed my opinion one iota. >> no, but you haven't fleshed it out. >> it's not my job to flesh it out. >> no, it's my job to try and ask you. >> and i'm shutting your butt down. >> why do people fight with english accent interviewers like that? piers morgan. here is the question. let me try to pose to it you, sir, mr. schiff. >> yes, sir. >> we all grew up with cowboys and indians. you learn how'd to do this with your hand, shooting a gun, how to shoot. well learned that from cowboys and indians, war movies. violence is part of our culture. "django" i'm sure is an interesting thing but has a lot of violence in it. the recent ja

just moments ago, we saw daniel day-lewis and quentin tarantino walk by with oscars in hand, when theyre celebrating at the governor's ball. reporting live from hollywood, brandi hitt, abc news. now back to you. >> our thank you to abc's brandi hitt live in los angeles. >> to the inside scoop on the oscars now, joining us is brianne, new york bureau chief for yahoo! entertainment. >> it was a great night. i felt "argo" was the best movie of the year. it was great to see it awarded the best picture. >> this hasn't happened in a long, long time. >> that's correct. it was the first time a movie has won best picture that was not nominated for best director since 1989 for "driving miss daisy." that was quite a movie. >> you think ben affleck handled gracefully? >> i thought he was a class act. amazing. amazing. i loved him. and he said backstage that he felt like he was hallucinating hearing michelle obama saying "argo" won best picture. >> speaking of taking things gracefully, jennifer lawrence. >> oh, boy, poor girl. after the sag awards wardrobe malfunction, now this. she face planted ha

. >> who is not nominated, kathryn bigelow, quentin tarantino and, of course, ben affleck. >> danielay lewis is expected to run away with best actor, which would make him the first ever to win the award three times. anne hathaway is expected to continue her hot streak by taking home the best supporting actress award. there has never been a category quite as loaded as best supporting actor. >> this is the first time in oscar history that all five nominees in one category are all past oscar winners. >> reporter: for best actress, regardless of who wins, history has already been made. >> the academy made history twice. they nominated the oldest nominee ever, emanuelle riva, who turns 86 on oscar night, as well as the youngest nominee quvenzhane wallis. she is only 9. >> reporter: hoping to make history itself. >> we remind everybody, be sure to join us monday morning. we've got a really exciting morning after the oscars. al, you're heading out to hollywood. >> and i'm bringing meredith with me. >> miss vieira will be up all night, go to the hottest parties, talk to the stars, see what t

daniel day-lewis won a record third best actor award for his performance as abraham lincoln while quentin tarantino uncha unchained. some critics have claimed while lincoln is mostly historical, django unchained contains no history whatsoever telling the story of a one-time slave who seeks to rescue his wife from a plantation owned by a brutally violent slave owner. but no movie will ever do justice to that reality of that ignominious period of history and they don't need to because one 18th century british slave owner by the name of thomas thirstlewood left a 14,000 page diary that details the unspeakable brutality and savagery that marked his conduct. thirstlewood left britain for jamaica in 1750 and ran a major sugar plantation described by one historian as a brutal psychopath. he kept copious notes of virtually everything he did. for example, between 1751 and 1764 he regarded black women as closer to animals than humans. he never the looks like recorded 1,774 acts of sexual intercourse with 109 different women. he was a hectic hypocrite and a violent slave owner and no movie would ever do justi

. >>> and this oscar week, i'm heading to harvard to check out a class on quentin tarantino. lights, camera, action, you're on "the cycle" and you're only getting one date. >>> are you enjoying your day off? is the peace and quiet warming your soul? save vour it, america. all about immigration. what is being called a back-up proposal from the white house has been leaked and contains elements that have already raised a ruckus, including an eight-year path to citizenship. a lawful prospective immigrant visa that allows people to leave and return to the country during the eight-year period and provisions for stricter border security and background checks for employers. the white house is denying they leaked the proposal. and it's just a back-up plan saying they prefer a bipartisan team come up with something that works of t works. as you expect, republicans quickly pounced. marco rubio already called it dead on arrival and then took a break for water. and senator rand paul had this to say. >> this is the president torp o torpedoing his own plan. when they come out and say my way

. >> rose: best original screenplay quentin tarantino's dream was to make a spa geti western.works of past masters, nothing quentin does is small or subtle. he pushes his passion to the limits in a daring film. >> my film writing lead me to my next film. and then using that fascist lead, bleak, barron, brutal, violent surreal west as a jumping off point, wl, what is the true american equivalent of that. and that would be being a slave in the antebellum south. i wanted to go into the bleakest time of america's history, the truly the biggest sin that the country committed. and the sin that we're still paying forward to this day. we haven't gotten past the sin. and part of the reason is because we can't even deal with-- we condition even deal with the sin. we have to almost lie about it. and lie by omission. and i wanted to throw it out there on the table. i wanted to take a modern day audience and stick them in the antebellum south and see what america was like at that time in that part of the country. and deal with it. now i want to do it in an entertaining way and you know to

. >> he was interviewing quentin tarantino in -- for the spirit awards once, and he asked him wh whathat makes you happiest about success. and he said -- >> i really hope that didn't get picked up by my microphone. and actually -- a word said earlier in the oscar telecast, but probably as far as i'm going to go in talking about that. >> yeah. i can't. what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> exactly. exactly. >> give us more of a sense of what it was like to be at this party, which is now and has been for so many years an institution, does amazing work raising so much money for the elton john aids foundation. what was the vibe inside tonight? >> everybody is there and in great spirit. everybody knows we're here for a cause. a beautiful cause. try to find a cure for aids and help everybody who is -- who has a sickness. and just the -- the camaraderie and everybody is in great spirits and it is just a beautiful vibe in there. >> and elton? >> elton is walking around, you know, being the king. >> is he the life of the party? >> the life of the party. loves getting photographed with every

and quentin tarantino for "django" unchained.ee for life of bior spielberg for "lincoln". it has a bit of momentum. sally field might get best supporting actress bid. that might be a balance between "argo" and "lincoln". i'm hoping for "silver linings playbook", one in each category to pull out big oscar wins come sunday night. ashley: i have to ask but the host for the evening. seth mcfarland. talented guy. great singer. we know about phamly guy and ted and so on. is he going to really ruffle some feathers do you think, the stodgy old oscar crowd if what are you expecting? >> i'm totally expecting that. much as ricky gervais has done that in the past at the globes i think seth mcfarlane will mix it up. i think they're trying to get the younger demographic in there. with the nine films already earning close to a billion dollars at the box-office there will be a lot of audience members who have vested interest in the films in the oscar telecast with all the nominations. it should be a very interesting, i think, probably one. best

give me a quick thing about quentin tarantino. >> he's a thrilling man to work with.and so it's really thrilling and very rewarding. >> paying me a compliment, can't let that go unmentioned. great sony legend. how are you? >> i found somebody better looking than you. if you don't mind, i'm going to carry on with kerry. >> i get deleted a lot. >> nice to see you, sir. >> thank you very much. good to see you. >> i'd much rather talk to you than howard. who are you most excited to see? >> i'm presented with my movie husband jamie foxx. >> who is a great guy. i love jamie foxx. >> he is. he's great. i'm a lucky girl. this is our second time. three is a charm. >> go get them, girl. >> thank you 37 good to see you. >> lovely to see you. we're now going to be joined by the great legend shirley bassy. how are you? >> lovely to see you. >> lovely to see you, too, finally. they finally lured you to the oscars. >> yes. >> why did you succumb? >> i had to. 50 years of bond, i'm part of bond. three songs. >> which one are you going to sing? >> gold finger. >> you knew you were goi

you know, listen, i'm not a quentin tarantino fan and wouldn't see django, not pay for it, i don't thinkut black people, hispanic people, young people. i think they're greedy and bunch of phony hipocrits. stuart: it's monday morning and he comes at it. one last one. do see that the gift bags. charles: swag. stuart: swag, they get them. $47,000 worth of stuff and irs says that's taxable. so, they're going to pay the federal tax, 39 point whatever and california tax 14.3% and lose half the value whether they take the gift bags or not. >> hollywood has to do their fair share and paying taxes. stuart: absolutely, liz. and texas governor rick perry has done a full court press trying to get california businesses to move to his state after jerry brown raised taxes and regulations. next, how many businesses are thinking about fleeing? we've got an answer and it's a big number. and the new google glass, cool, sure. is it dangerous? will we be distracted? will it lead to lawsuits? the top trial lawyer in america joins us in a moment. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash b

>> i can't have any favorites, but you know i will say that i think quentin tarantino has written ther, won the golden globe, the bata. bob de niro hasn't won an oscar in 30 years there's great opportunities on our films but all of the films are good "lincoln" "argo." >> jennifer lawrence thank you for killing whoever you had to kill to help her win the golden globe. how do you get this reputation? >> every year each one of the actors or actresses try to top what they say. when meryl streep said we were told to thank our agent and god, and whatever, which is what they tell them to say at the golden globes. she said, i'd like to thank kevin uane and harvey weinstein, aka god. four hours ago i was sitting in a morning talk show with a dog relieving himself on my leg on national television. i don't think i was god and i proved it to the world that i definitely wasn't but they love it. they had each one tops each other and makes these terrible jokes about me. i'm a good sportsman about it. >> you won for "the artist" and of course "the king's speech." >> if "silver linings" wins this year