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and ryan gosling, where gosling jokingly tells russell crowe that hitler was just... followingied out by hitler, relatively speaking, that is , the question is that a general always carries out someone's orders, there is no question here, but the most tragic thing for me, you know, i am speaking now as a citizen first of all, now what we had, for example , fantastic trust in the brave, and today in our army we do not have a figure in whom we have fantastic trust, and this is a problem, because we even, well, it is actually beating, beating on trust, and the country, where there is no trust, well, it stops, but we see it all in the end, we see it now about in problems with mobilization, we see in problems with motivation, in a word, these are communication problems, why this case is very important, the question is whether we can finally build healthy communication, and not like we quietly removed the head of some od this was exactly the story when it was quietly cleaned.

russell crowe did a scene in"state of play."a-cola clock up we were serving coca-cola at thehey were being financed by pepsi, or vice versa. i came in one time when they were planning on doing filming, and somebody was on a■ ladder painting this new clock they put up there. i'm like, what are you doing? want to look so new. it had to blending to make it la little dingy. i'm like,■hltthere, the camera g to- yeah, they had to touch it. it was so much fun to sha filming take place. one summer when somebody was foaming, it was really hot -- f. i said itg to be really hot back there. they said ok. they just shot cool bit. we had a film done recently, a documentary that was filmed here and was picked up by sun dance. -- by sundance. mr. demczuk: frequent documentaries, and a lot of student documentaries. howard university, george washington, georgetown. the students studying to be cinematographers and/or documentaryand they like. it is a fun place to shoot. peter: has the front of ben's chili bowl changed in 60-some years? ms. ali: no

washington did a scene from "the pelican brief"russell crowe did a scene in"state of play."'s wonderful to see how they do that and how meticulous they are. i think we had a coca-cola clock up here, we were scoca-cola at the time, and the, or vice versa. i came in one time when they somebody was on a ladder painting this new ock they put up there. i'm like what are you doing? they didn't want to look so new. it had to blend in, because they were trying to make it look a little dingy. i'm like, nobody is looking up there, the camera is not going to -- yeah, they had to touch it was so much fun to see that filming take place. one summer when somebody was foaming, it was really hot -- wasly hot. i said it is going to be really hot back there. they said ok. they just shot cool air in. it was cool for them to do that a little bit. we had a film done recently, a docume and was picked up by sun dance. -- by frequent documentaries, and a lot of student documentaries. howard university, george wathe students of course are studying to be cinematph and/or documentary producers. and her

russell crow he had this band called 30 odd foot grunts which maybe not a lot of people know about. the tour and they're playing a lot of clubs, and so the pony was the main one he wanted to play. he also booked the mad stn scare garden theater, which has a cap about 60,000. as that got bigger and sold out and live nation rules or whoever the company was at the time you have to pick one and they assumed he'd pick the garden. at the time it's about six times the size of the stone pony. he said, no, i'm playing the stone pony, this matters to me. turns out that might have played a vital role in his life because he was set to stay at the thompson hotel in 2001 for the madison square garden gig. when he told me that it had a little extra resonance not just as a career goal to play the stone pony but where he was in his career. >> lastly and briefly rock music is sort of in decline right now in terms of record sales and streaming and such, though still a potent force on the road. what's the look at the future of what the stone pony is going to be? do the artists feel like its future is s

it is russell crowe here cominu world. it is russell crowe here coming to _ world.e a men's final fitting of the occasion, warrington taking on wigan, looking to do what they did two years ago. 50 wigan, looking to do what they did two years ago-— wigan, looking to do what they did two years ago. so many people from our club were _ two years ago. so many people from our club were travelling _ two years ago. so many people from our club were travelling down - two years ago. so many people from our club were travelling down to - our club were travelling down to london, watch on tv and want to do them proud. our players sacrificed a lot and it's great when they get the opportunity to have a big day out. for the second year in a row, the women's final will also be held at wembley on the same day as the men's and on a day to honour a linas legend it perhaps feels right there is a leads side involved, the women's team taking on reigning champions st helens again —— leads. think that women sport quite a lot of similarities in terms of rob was told he wouldn't do things and

russell crowe and his band as well will be performing on the stage, so apparently he started a band ofto be some surprises andifs is going to be some surprises and it's all sprinkled around worthy farm, which is about a thousand acres worth of farmland i >> -- >> yeah. i mean, are there any golden oldies? i mean , cyndi golden oldies? i mean, cyndi laupen golden oldies? i mean, cyndi lauper, you mentioned she wouldn't like me calling her a golden oldie , you know? i mean, golden oldie, you know? i mean, like, people like, last year we had cat stevens, for instance. and that's one of those moments that i think, oh, i'd love to have gone and seen him. any others? well well, shania twain is going to be in the legendary slot tomorrow, so she'll be performing at four. >> but actually someone that i really enjoyed seeing yesterday was jane goodall, she's quite big on climate change, and she done a speech yesterday, so it was quite nice seeing her in town as well. so i think there are going to be quite a few faces, both old and new. >> yeah, it's going to be quite something. i'm so glad you'r

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