robert redford alone and no dialogue. there's a little voiceover at the beginning and that's it.redford plays a man who doesn't even have a name stranded at sea. >> all is lost. >> "all is lost" is the name of this film, exactly. >> what about this one directed by ron howard about a 1976 grand prix. why is this theme that we're seeing so many fall movies based on true stories? >> this is the time of year when people who read the paper every day looking for an amazing story that they can option for a movie, when those movies start to come out. and that's what hollywood is always trying to take, hey, this is a real story of people overcoming the odds and proving -- that's what every hollywood movie wants to do is show us that we can do that. when those stories happen, they get snapped up and this is the time they come out. "rush" is about two formula one drivers who had an amazing rivalry in the summer of 1976. james hunt was the britt. nikki louda was the austrian with very different temperaments. the fact americans don't know much about f-1 might help because we don't know the en

robert redford made "the company you keep" about the weather underground. he talked about the terrorists. that makes a terrorist romantic, and that makes me kind of sick. >> isn't that taking it a step further, then, because, you know, it's to film? it's not just reporting the nauz or telling the story, where the public has a right and a need to know what's going on and potentially maybe it will motivate them to get involved to report the next person that they find. that kind of may have or someone who's got a kid who's troubled next door. if it saves a life, then i'm all for it. when you take it to the next step like redford, that i think is inappropriate. >> dana, isn't the sad reality as much as we complain about this sort of stuff, culture finds the culprit more interesting than the victim because there's always a story about the culprit? we have names, arthur daniel, silvia frasier, kathleen gaard, kenneth proctor, michael arnold, all these poor people that are dead, but just to the producers, they're not as interesting because they didn't commit the c

. >>> brad pitt, robert redfordal the whoth annual telluride film festival. check out all the footage at extratv.com. >>> rob lowe is bringing jfk to life for a new tv movie, and renee has it. >> this is a very dangerous and absurd world. >> reporter: rob lowe's first words as jfk. >> i immersed myself in hours and hours and hours and hours of just listening. >> reporter: your first look at "killing kennedy." national geographic channel's adaptation of bill o'reilly's best-seller. >> jfk is one of my personal heroes. >> reporter: days of camelot, recreating his final speech just hours before his assassination. >> i am confident as i look to the future -- >> it's not about getting the accent perfect or the hair or the makeup. it's about inhabiting a real authentic man. >> reporter: lowe inhasn'ting kennedy, ginnifer goodwin in the pillbox hat and the man who killed kennedy as lee harvey oswald. >> do you believe that oswald acted alone? >> i definitely believe he took shots. >> reporter: if the kennedys watch, what do you think they'll say? >> i don't know, an

. >> this is the garage where bob redford made it famous. >> is that hollywood movie sensationalizedactual garage to the story? >> it was a great visual for hollywood. it was much less important for history. it's exciting. it's dramatic. it's eerie. how much the garage mattered, how much woodward and bernstein mattered is something scholars are debating and more or less thinking is much less important than the movie portrayed. much less glamorous. >> we're here in arlington far away from the white house and far away from the capitol. why here? >> it was out of the way and it was on the way for mark as he drove home from the fbi. >> how many times did they meet and what did they talk about and what kind of information was exchanged? what do we know? >> we only know what bob woodward says because by the time the story was collaborated, he was sick with dimension. >> any reason to doubt woodward? >> no. they had a two-source rule at "the washington post." this is one source. wo woodward said they meant met ou the way where no would would see them. >> around the 40th anniversary of the w

robert redford made a big splash at the cannes film festival as man lost at sea in "all is lost." >>inia jean with an sos call. over. >> you tested positive for h.i.v. >> matthew mcconaughey adds to his list of unconventional characters as a hustler who contracted h.i.v. in "dallas buyers club." >> so you told the sheriff you were walking to nebraska? >> that's right. >> and bruce dern won best actor at the cannes film festival as an old man battling senility and his son in "nebraska." >> listen to me, you didn't win anything. it's a complete scam. you have to stop this. okay. >> i'm running out of time. >> it's not all high-brow and serious until fall. will ferrell and the tv news gang are back in "anchorman 2: the legend continues." >> i'm going to do the thing that god put ron burgandy on this earth to do, have salon quality hair and read the news. >> and four is back in "for the dark room." >> it's hard for me to work up enormous enthusiasm for the latest adventures of thor, even though he's a wonderful guy and i wish him well in the world, but this is more thor. >> even blockbus

not robert redford or dustin hoffman but the guy in the middle with the camera. it was stanley's passion in life to cover politics if he was very close to the kennedys but he did a lot of special skills for movies like all the president's men and urban cowboy, a lot of robert redford movies, lot of foreign bases and dustin hoffman movie is. i just wanted you to see when he looked like in his prime. he was a marine photographer in career into this pitcher that a military time says one of the 100 best photographs showing military combat. i found it is so moving i included it in the book just to tell you a little bit about stanley. this come on the face of it is a guest towel that your great aunt may have had in the guest bathroom ironed and embroidered with jfk? when i went to the marine corps trump, i found a less. know i thought i knew everything about stanley. we were friends for years a and years and years. but he never mentioned anything about this tall. -- tall and i could find no record of it in the trunk and i did wonder if maybe maybe, maybe when he went t