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♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> the family comedy "the war with grandpa" starring robert de niro is "made inlywood." >> i mean, i like the director, tim, as i began to see who tim wanted in the movie and that was also a good sign for me. ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> also on today's show. joey king and peter sarsgaard run from the truth in the psychological thriller "the lie." >> it's a pretty bad decision all in all, but i think really fueled by his own inadequacies as a parent. >> plus, we'll take look at "charm city kings" from executive producer will smith, the high-tech flipper "black box" features phylicia rashad, katherine langford and charlie plummer star in the explosive comedy "spontaneous." and charlotte hope returns for the second season of the historical drama series, "the spanish princess." this week "made in hollywood" is at home with the stars. >> hi, i am jane seymour. >> hi, i am rob riggle. >> hi, i am phylicia rashad with "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> battle lines are drawn

just like robert de niro is really hot. yeah. >> jimmy: i wonder how he would feel about that?attered, or he would say, why didn't you think i was hot before, you have seen me in movies. >> i think i was his talent before, i was distracted by his acting before. >> jimmy: that's a good way of putting it. what are other movies that everyone has seen that, because everyone has the movies. i don't think that we expect that from somebody who is, you know, who has accolades for acting like you do. i think we imagine that you would have seen every smovie. what is one that really sticks out for you? for me, "top gun," i never saw "top gun." >> you never saw "top gun"? >> jimmy: yeah, people get mad and start yelling at me. >> i will not yell at you, but i recommend you seeing it. isn't "maverick" coming out? >> jimmy: i should catch up. i kind of feel like i know everything. i feel like so much has been told, it's ruined. >> i felt like i had seen those movies because i had seen so many scenes i think i thought i had seen them. >> jimmy: for me, it's the "mad" magazine, when they did t

far left actor robert de niro.. >> that same playbook as mussolini, as hitler, as dictators, wannabe dictators. it's, you know, what they are going to do for the people. make germany great again, make it a lead grade again, make america great again. it's all appealing to the worst prejudices, the worst weaknesses of the public. >> sean: obama's comment yesterday, the hatred from dinero and others, nothing new here. quick refresher of the last four years. >> how dare he say the things he does? of course i want to punch him in the face. [cheers and applause] >> yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. the guy is a [bleep] fool, come on. our government today with the prompting of our baby in chief has -- the [bleep] in chief, i call him. to speak about was the last time someone assassinated a presiden? >> with trump, when he is in jail and that i certainly am looking forward to, when he is in jail, if they give him a platform there, he'll never keep his

as robert de niro said in that movie, you're very good every time you're on this show, i feel better, and you're always welcome here. thank you for stepping again into the big picture. as election, noise became deafening, and we were all pandemic weary. we were reminded that we have done and still can do great things as nasa. scientists discovered water on the sunlit surface of the moon. not much water, but a 12 ounce bottles worth nasa estimates trapped in a cubic meter of lunar soil. a still paul hertz, director of nasa is astrophysics division says this discovery challenges our understanding of the lunar surface and raises intriguing questions about the resources relevant for deep space exploration. this is real, instructive to hopes to send the most powerful rocket ever made back to the moon on board the 1st woman, and the next man to walk there. the artemis program is named after the twin sister of apollo in greek methodology, and nasa says we will collaborate with our commercial and international partners and establish sustainable exploration by the end of the decade. then we wi

my attitude was, i got my robert de niro, i got the dude i want to do multiple movies with. >> people rap thing was. >> tupac, ice-t, ice cube. they were also story tellers. so, when it came time to go to hollywood, all of them were convincing on screen. >> craig. craig. >> hold up. i gave him a heartbeat. >> man, that's what it's supposed to do. >> it's one of those films that made me excited about being in the film industry. >> hi guys. >> hey. >> cube at the time transitioning from music into filmmaking. the way it got sold at sundance. >> damn! >> it was just a sort of quintessential independent cinema coming to the mainstream and then of course it went on to do so well. >> ladies, ladies, ladies, i know you'll be in attendance in the jam of the year? >> did you hear anything about a party today? >> uh-uh, at least not any good ones. >> "house party" is just a fun, silly teen comedy. >> ladies, b-love's in the house. >> dragon breath. >> who you talking too? >> kit and play who were a musical duo play two teenagers who were looking to have a fun time. dad's away, let's throw a par

. >> laura: first of all, robert de niro. you could see him reading the lines back and forth.s one of the greatest actors of the last what 50 years? can't he just memorize a few lines if he loves cuomo so much is it that difficult? at least billy crystal and ben stiller -- this was comic wasn't it? >> brad pitt played me and i played myself. we will see what happens there. >> laura: very unfair raymond, very unfair.r. cuomo lashing atr, new york sheriffs who are refusing to enforce the rules on thanksgiving. >> after the backlash today, the governor announced he is nixing those plans. thanksgiving is clearly an endangered holiday. not only due to covid. over on msnbc if you saw, you are not only a killer, you are a destroyer of cultures. >> what a horrible legacy of a thanksgiving if you gather -- whether you are even within your immediate family, and somebody gets sick a few days or a week or two, do it outside, where you are a mask, cancel, cancel a are a mask, cancel, cancel, cancel. >> i know several people who call it colonizer christmas because they don't like the idea o

we had robert de niro. fat joe. carol king. catch anything you missed. that does it for us. up next the "the reidout" with joy reid. >>> americans are dying. the coronavirus is surging. the country faces one of the most serious crisis in our history, it's time to get serious. occupant of the white house has chosen to obstruct president-elect joe biden's transition at a dangerously lethal moment for the country. it's time for the charade to end. full stop. president-elect biden made that point clearly and forcefully today. >> what do you see as the biggest threat to your transition given trumps unprecedented attempt to obstruct and delay a smooth transfer of power? >> more people may die. if we don't coordinate. >> mideast right. the united states continues to smash records in the pandemic. we're close to a quarter of a million deaths from the virus. we surpassed 11 million cases just yesterday. instead of making any note of horrific landmark or how it could have been avoided if not for dereliction of duty. he has been tweeting his feelings and conspiracies and lies. he hasn'

talked about how great it was gonna be to have movie stars in town, tom cruise coming through, robert de niroator: at a dixon city council meeting in march 2013, carpenter triumphantly announces that her company, morning view llc, has successfully secured the land necessary to officially begin the project. carpenter: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. we did it. we got 300 acres. it is time for morning view to move forward. it's taken us 14 years, and technically 16 1/2 to get here, and 33 individuals, and everybody's put every ounce of blood, sweat, and tears into this company. but carissa carpenter's grand statement isn't exactly the triumph it appears to be. according to federal authorities, her presentation is just the latest chapter in a decades-long con. pickles: ms. carpenter's penchant for theatrics made her almost a one-of-a-kind fraudster, at least during my career as a prosecutor. i don't think there's any question she was a con artist. narrator: dixon is just the most recent target of her scam. since the late 1990s, carpenter has seduced residents in more than half a dozen commun

a tough guy, the results are like and robert de niro. play a little bit of what he had to say. >> it's like being in an abusive relationship. we don't know what's going on. nobody knows. that's what he's capable of, not respecting anything. it confounds me. i think there is a screw loose there. >> mary? >> that's an understatement. but yes, i agree. donald is acting out of instinct and the desire for self-preservation. that's about it. again, what is so worrisome is that so many people in positions of power are willing either to support his anti democratic, you know, potential coup or who will remain silent. people like mitch mcconnell who for reasons of, you know, just wanting to hang on to power is completely willing to let this unfold because he needs donald's base on january 5th and in 2022. it's despicable and we lost almost 2,000 americans yesterday because this administration republican leadership are doing absolutely nothing. >> yeah. when you look at what the off ramp is, there is reporting on this: this:. it does matter because

. >> hi, frank, this is jimmy hoffa -- >> opposite robert de niro in the epic crime drama "the irishmany was pacino's first with director martin scorsese. what was that experience like all being in one place? kind of mt. rushmore. >> in 50 years i thought, well, it's simple, marty score said s thought i didn't care for him. i'm spoken to him over the years. it was bob de niro who said, i think al should play this part of jimmy hoffa. so he organized the reading to win over marty, not quite sure. i read it, and it was clear. this is my union. very simple when you say it that way. so he does "the air basem the i the oscar nomination, now parading in a convertible. how far does an old guy go? how far will he go? >> despite our shameless public campaigning, you'll remember brad pitt won that oscar for best supporting actor back in february. part two of my conversation with >>> 47 degrees right now over san francisco. look at how clear the skies are. we are cold throughout most of the bay area waking up to 30s and 40s. by the afternoon mild and dry conditions will prevail with temperatures i

i want to get robert de niro is weighing in. he was on the view.e of him in my week. take a look. >> he's the one who was prosecuted under the rico act and he's representing a mob family. it's crazy. i don't know what happened. i can't understand it's just as easy to say look, i can't buy into this. i can't go along with it. it's over, i'm out. he would have so much respect and people woiuld hire him. it's nuts. >> up to the heart of this. we don't foe what's going on inside anyone's mind. including rudy giuliani. there's a lot of people who held him in high esteem for earlier parts of his work. who are just baffled or disappointed now. when you see this is the final chapter. >> it's -- i have talked to rudy giuliani allies over the past year. and one tonight about his behavior and it's confusing to a lot of people. they scratch their heads and don't know what happened to him. they wonder if he's okay mo mentally. this is not the person they knew as mayor of new york city. you look at when he was mayor it's hard to match up the character he has bec

we had robert de niro. fat joe. carol king. catch anything you missed. that does it for us.t" with joy reid. >>> americans are dying. the coronavirus is surging. the country faces one of the most serious crisis in our history, it's time to get serious. occupant of the white house has chosen to obstruct president-elect joe biden's transition at a dangerously lethal moment for the country. it's time for the charade to end. full stop. president-elect biden made that point clearly and forcefully today.

photographer chris floyd, who has photographed the likes of sir paul mccartney and robert de niro, shotions, including london's national portrait gallery, the mac in belfast and the bfi. thanks very much forjoining us. just tell us how the people that you chose were actually selected. what did they do? they were all people who had above and beyond within their local community, people who had done inspiring things in the artistic field to raise the spirits of those around them. and who has stood up for you whilst you were meeting them? it was a few. there was a lady in belfast called maria connko was a lady in belfast called maria connolly who is an actor, and at the start of the first lockdown in march, april, she had years worth of work and it was all cancelled. she went into a bit of a spin over it, but then she pulled herself up and wrote fa ntastic but then she pulled herself up and wrote fantastic plays, a freehand or. many themes of isolations of lonely —— and loneliness, but told her the voice ofjulie garland, bette midler and marilyn monroe —— judy garland. she hired two other a

he could not have been more happy being in a film with robert de niro.find the alan rickman impersonation. it's why he was so good on spitting image, he could do everyone. but he wasn't just an impressionist. image, he could do everyone. but he wasn'tjust an impressionist. he became a really fine actor and he did sort of impressions of every british prime minister in films like made in dagenham or the iron lady. he played absolutely everybody. yes, he did impersonations of everyone, including me. a brilliant raconteur and ina including me. a brilliant raconteur and in a world of very good raconteurs he stood out, didn't he? i once watched him at a literary festival and the poor man said i've got a whole list of questions and i said good luck with that. he asked the first question and then 23 minutes later he got to ask his second question because john just spun off and there was no need. he was a fantastic one—man show. spun off and there was no need. he was a fantastic one-man show. are there any stories that particularly stand out for you ? there any s