interesting seeing adam driver and scarlett joha nsson ina adam driver and scarlett joha nsson in a marriagea long watch. talking about scarlett johansson right now in relation to judge robert, a film that is dividing people. —— jojo judge robert, a film that is dividing people. ——jojo robert. she plays the mother, harbouring secretly a jewish go in the attic in the house in the holocaust comedy, a film ifind difficult to balance with its own. popular in hollywood, audience award at the toronto film festival, previous oscar winners have trod there. it is good intentioned but done in terrible taste so i do not really get it. scarlettjohansson taste so i do not really get it. scarlett joha nsson does have, taste so i do not really get it. scarlettjohansson does have, what we are looking out for in the next few minutes, she could be nominated for supporting actress and the lead. no one has done that for ten years. we had the same at the bafta nominations, nominated twice, you think of all the great people not nominated, cynthia erivo for harriet. wide range of people getting nominated. when you

steve cast as well, sam rockwell, scarlett joha nsson. s well, sam rockwell, scarlett johansson. steve marchand. lets go on to phil, famous for lock stock and two smoking barrels. this is back to the gangster underworld. very much going back to that. is it 2020 2002 watching this film? guy ritchie going back to his roots. guy ritchie going back to his roots. guy ritchie going back to his roots. guy ritchie going back to gangster movies. matthew mcconaughey going into a london pub and ordering a pintand a into a london pub and ordering a pint and a pickled egg. it is guy ritchie to the nth degree. the plot is about hugh grant's character, a tabloid hack who is trying to blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who isa blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who is a crime boss. there is lots of bribery and corruption along the way. a lot of alpha males in this movie and a lot of swearing, are com pletely movie and a lot of swearing, are completely bonkers script. it doesn't entirely add up to much but what i would say is first of all a lot of energy to it. yo

we should talk a bit scarlett joha nsson, she scarlett johansson.ress and best supporting actress forjojo rabbit. i don't know how i feel aboutjojo rabbit. it divides critics, doesn't it? it does. it is not to my taste also i don't think it is as sly as it thinks it is, as a movie. at the same time, scarlett joha nsson's nomination just same time, scarlett joha nsson's nominationjust shows same time, scarlett joha nsson's nomination just shows how much of the academy really love this movie. i think her performance injojo rabbit was really buoyed by each overwhelming support for the film. can we talk about social media reaction to the fact that female directors in particular apart from greta gerwig and little women and it was not nominated in other categories, they are just not present in the next picture and best director category is. and i think even though people are tooting saying, don't watch the oscars at all, boycott the oscars and watch a film directed by a woman instead?m is embarrassing. there are so many good and impressive and also movies

but the supporting cast as well — sam rockwell, scarlett joha nsson, i mentioned earlier, stephen merchantr everyone. ok, let's go on to the gentlemen. guy ritchie — famous of course for lock, stock and two smoking barrels, snatch and so on. this is back to the kind of gangster underworld ? it is very much going back to that. it's is it 2020 or 2002, watching this film? it's guy ritchie going back to his roots, guy ritchie going back to geezer movies and gangster movies. in fact, the opening scene of this films is matthew mcconaughey going into a london pub and ordering a pint and a pickled egg. it is guy ritchie to the nth degree! the actual plot is about hugh grant's character who is a tabloid hack who is trying to blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who is a crime boss. of course, there is lots of bribery and corruption along the way. a lot of alpha males in this movie, a lot of swearing in this movie, a completely colourful — a completely bonkers script. it doesn't entirely add up to much. but what i would say is first of all, a lot of energy to it — and you expect that with guy ritchie fil

but the supporting cast as well — sam rockwell, scarlett joha nsson, i mentioned earlier, stephen merchantnot going to work for everyone. ok, let's go on to the gentlemen. guy ritchie — famous of course for lock, stock and two smoking barrels, snatch and so on. this is back to the kind of gangster underworld ? it is very much going back to that. it's is it 2020 or 2002, watching this film? it's guy ritchie going back to his roots, guy ritchie going back to geezer movies and gangster movies. in fact, the opening scene of this films is matthew mcconaughey going into a london pub and ordering a pint and a pickled egg. it is guy ritchie to the nth degree! the actual plot is about hugh grant's character who is a tabloid hack who is trying to blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who is a crime boss. of course, there is lots of bribery and corruption along the way. a lot of alpha males in this movie, a lot of swearing in this movie, a completely colourful — a completely bonkers script. it doesn't entirely add up to much. but what i would say is first of all, a lot of energy to it — and you expect that

good news for a few women, particularly scarlett joha nsson and margot robbie, both picking up two nodsrtunately, both in the same category for bombshell and once upon a time in hollywood, best supporting actress. surely she gets one unless it divides the vote thelma and louise style? similarly, scarlettjohansson might go home with two, because she's in two different categories for marriage story and jojo rabbit. but the story about the women is actually not so positive for many others, because i've seen on twitter this morning "bafta so white" is already trending. this is pointing to a lack of diversity particularly in this category of women, so they are pointing to names like lupita nyongo. where is she? awkwafina, where is she? jennifer lopez. all of these people were nominated at the weekend in the golden globes. no sign of any nominations on the bafta lists. this morning, amanda berry, the ceo of bafta, was quick to express her disappointment and we do know that she has put what measures she can in place to extend the voting range and to bring new members through so different voice

it stars adam driver and scarlett joha nsson, a very grim tale of the split up of two people and thex nominations going into these awards. second only to that is the martin scorcese epic, the irishman, which stars al pacino and robert de niro. a lot of hints and thoughts that martin scorsese will be victorious tonight when we get around to the best director category. and just behind that, with four nominations, the two popes, starring jonathan pryce and anthony hopkins playing the parts of pope benedict and frances respectively. netflix really has come of age over the last six yea rs. has come of age over the last six years. it's ironic, perhaps, that the golden globes is being broadcast on nbc, an old—style, if you like, terrestrial television network and yet there are no nominations for any programmes from any of those major tv networks, cbs, abc, nbc. a sign perhaps of how the landscape has changed to. very briefly, these are important because they give us a taste of what the oscars will have in store next month. they do. they are very different to the oscars. they mirrored the os

it stars driver and scarlett joha nsson. also nominated with five, receiving five nominations, is the martin scorsese film the irishman, with stars al pacino and robert de niro. that, of course, widely tipped for honours this awards season. and then there are thejew hopes. starring anthony hopkins and jonathan pryce. —— the to two popes. they have spent billions of dollars recruiting some of the biggest talent both behind the camera and in front of it. and it would appear to be paying off, certainly if they win one of the big awards tonight, then a lot of people will be saying this whole business has turned a corner, if you like, ironic, perhaps, that these awards are on a mainstream tv network, nbc. interesting stuff. the rise of the streaming services has been incredible. david, if you can still hear me, let me know if you can, we talk about the golden globes as they predict for the oscars. are they a good one, are they accurate? well, that's an interesting question, because we have seen, for example, last year the oscars

two of and even had double nominations, scarlettjohansson and even had double nominations, scarlett johalationship drama marriage story and dark comedyjojo rabbitlj relationship drama marriage story and dark comedy jojo rabbit. i don't we are going to be on tv, i want foa kes. we are going to be on tv, i want foakes. and margot robbie was nominated twice, for 0nce foakes. and margot robbie was nominated twice, for once upon a time in hollywood and bombshell. the reasons for what has been called ba ftas so reasons for what has been called baftas so white may not be obvious. in the past, let several actors won a bafta but failed to win at the 0scars. why do progressives needed outside the awards. if bafta is going to win in the future it needs to increase the work and encouraging film makers from different backgrounds and ethnicities and to encourage a new wave of talent coming through. i think that is reflected in the rising star award, it has a very diverse line—up, very interesting young talent coming through. is that frank? hello, frank, this is jimmy. through. is that frank? hello, fr

scarlett joha nsson. let's have a look at that right now.ctress, the star, and i felt like something. people came to see me at first. but... the further away i got from that, the more clean the theatre got i got less weight. i became, who? the actress in the thing that time. and he was the draw. and that... would have been fine, but... i got smaller. not the scarlett johansson many of us are used to seeing?” smaller. not the scarlett johansson many of us are used to seeing? i am delighted she has been nominated for this. although in that particular scene, lauren derren also is also phenomenal. i think it i am so glad eve ryo ne phenomenal. i think it i am so glad everyone has been recognised although the director has not been. but there were some massive overlooks. the biopic about harriet tubman should have been nominated. that was a shame. the irishman and 0nce that was a shame. the irishman and once upon that was a shame. the irishman and 0nce upona that was a shame. the irishman and once upon a time in hollywood both getting ten nominati

good news for a few women, particularly scarlett joha nsson and margot robbie, both picking up two nodst go home with two, because she's in two different categories for marriage story and jojo rabbit. but the story about the women is actually not so positive for many others, because i've seen on twitter this morning "bafta so white" is already trending. this is pointing to a lack of diversity particularly in this category of women, so they are pointing to names like lupita nyongo. where is she? awkwafina, where is she? jennifer lopez. all of these people were nominated at the weekend in the golden globes. no sign of any nominations on the bafta lists. this morning, amanda berry, the ceo of bafta, was quick to express her disappointment and we do know that she has put what measures she can in place to extend the voting range and to bring new members through so different voices and opinions are expressing themselves when it comes to the awards. they also have schemes to try and support the infrastructure of the film industry as a whole with things like elevate, pushing social mobility to

two of them even had double nominations — scarlett joha nsson recognised for relationship drama marriagei don't want to be on fox. and margot robbie was nominated twice, for comedy drama once upon a time in hollywood and the #metoo story bombshell. the reasons for what has been called #baftasowhite may not be straightforward. in recent years, performers like viola davis, mahershala ali and octavia spencer have notjust been nominated but have won acting baftas. as have the trio barkhad abdi, dev patel and chiwetel ejiofor, who all won at bafta but failed to win at the oscars. it emphasises the need for wider progress outside the awards. i think if bafta is going to move forward in the future they really need to big up the important work they are already doing in encouraging film makers from different backgrounds and ethnicities, and to encourage a new wave of talent coming through. i think that is reflected in the ee rising star award, it has a very diverse line—up, very exciting young talent coming through. hello. is that frank? yes. hiya, frank, this isjimmy hoffa. among the established

but the supporting cast as well — sam rockwell, scarlett joha nsson, i mentioned earlier, stephen merchanton to the gentlemen. guy ritchie — famous of course for lock, stock and two smoking barrels, snatch and so on. this is back to the kind of gangster underworld ? it is very much going back to that. it's is it 2020 or 2002, watching this film? it's guy ritchie going back to his roots, guy ritchie going back to geezer movies and gangster movies. in fact, the opening scene of this films is matthew mcconaughey going into a london pub and ordering a pint and a pickled egg. it is guy ritchie to the nth degree! the actual plot is about hugh grant's character who is a tabloid hack who is trying to blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who is a crime boss. of course, there is lots of bribery and corruption along the way. a lot of alpha males in this movie, a lot of swearing in this movie, a completely colourful — a completely bonkers script. it doesn't entirely add up to much. but what i would say is first of all, a lot of energy to it — and you expect that with guy ritchie films. the music, the editin