bots we begin with a new muffin scorsese movie the irish man which has a star studded cast like no other indeed rather unbelievably this is the 1st time that a triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and alpa cino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci and harvey keitel this has the potential to be quite a movie not only that there is some modern day digital trickery that is quite outstanding to see as well. frank shearer the center right yeah. under the contract management can only fire driver on very specific charges so. if any moving violation. you drink on the judge says no you haven't hit anybody on a job. i don't think so i was going to have nothing to worry about. the irish man is based on the true story of frank sherrill a truck driver turned hitman for philadelphia mobster russell buffalo. played by joe pesci. put him on a fall 8 ok pepsi's character once sheerin played by robert de niro to take out the powerful union leader jimmy hoffa played by pitino. well good to meet you too even if it's over the phone the irish man is a milestone in movie history the 1st time

hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture martin scorsese robert de niro and albert sheen of hollywood royalty together for the 1st time in the new movie the irishman also coming up the famous norwegian writes a column over canals gold has curated an exhibition of edvard. in until sold the museum. and in our continuing series baking bread all mangold matters is making rock lidsky from the czech republic. bots we begin with a new martin scorsese movie the irish man which has a star studded cast like no other indeed rob unbelievably this is the 1st time that the triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and albert chino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci and harvey keitel this has the potential to be quite a movie need that there is some modern day digital trickery that is quite time standing to see as well frank sheeran percent right yeah he said. under the contract management can only fire dry run very specific charges so.

indeed rob unbelievably this is the 1st time that a triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and albert chino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci and harvey keitel this has the potential to be quite a movie not only that there is something they digital trickery that is quite type standing to see as well frank sheeran present it right yeah you served. under the contract management can only fire driver on very specific charges so. even a moving violation. you drink on the job. never hit anybody if i was.

saying, "when martin scorsese says that the marvel pictures are not cinema, he's right. >> scorsesee pesci movie is still "my cousin vinny." >> hulk think "godfather" glamourizes violence. hulk smash violence! >> there are more black people in this scene than in any of scorsese's movies. >> this isn't a film critique per se, but have you tried coppola's wine?

comments are films and that not everyone likes scorsese's movies either. there's action of plenty in the latest trailer for 1917 world war one epic from director sam, monday's about 2 young soldiers charged with getting a vital message through enemy lines 1917 opens december 25th. this isn't the time or abbey road is number one again the beatles classic topalbum chart, 49 years and 252 days since its original reign atop the chart ended that's the longest gap ever for an album between stands at number one. paul mccartney tweeted it's hard to believe that abbey road still holds up after all these years. but then again it's a bloodied cool in hollywood. i'm david and. and before we go just a little peek outside checking back in on the bay bridge and now we have a longer life. >>and the cash lanes on the left so be prepared for that weight will check more bridges and drive times after the break stay with us. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time for 29. >>we're talking about the weather forecasts and it's sunny and warm and nice but may too warm fo

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the film, its prime frame of reference is martin scorsese's king of comedy, one of the darkest comediesde. de niro plays a guy who kidnaps his way onto television. here, robert de niro plays a character who is a smarmy tv talk—show host, so it reference points the ‘70s, martin scorsese, nothing about it is subtle. yes, it is a nasty, dark, difficult film. is it very violent? no, certainly no more so than any mainstream cinema. in the end, it is a character study, it is a very dyspeptic view of the world. that is what it is meant to be. i went in thinking i hate that hangover movies, and i came out thinking, wow, who thought the guy that made the hangover movies could make that movie. good posture. a completely different independent picture written and directed by dolly wells. grace van patten is a young woman who finds herself needing somewhere to live, she ends up living in a house in which lives a reclusive author played by emily mortimer. she has to do chores and make dinner but they hardly see each other and yet they develop strange relationship by reading and writing each other‘s j

and we talk to one of the most acclaimed directors of all time, martin scorsese, about his latest filme irishman. it's about power, love and betrayal and, ultimately, the price you pay for the life you lead. hello and welcome. the united states is to withdraw all its remaining troops, up to 1,000 soldiers, from northern syria as turkey's offensive against the kurds intensifies. the us defense secretary said kurdish fighters would now be backed by syria and russia and america could not be caught between two opposing armies. tonight, syrian government troops are said to be heading towards the border after agreeing a deal with the kurds. the turkish operation is aimed at creating a so—called "safe zone" in that area. the un says more than 100,000 people have been fleeing. and families of is fighters are said to be among those who've escaped from a camp that was guarded by the kurds. aleem maqbool reports from inside northern syria. the anguish that only comes from loss. this brother and sister mourn theirfather, who was killed in the shelling by turkey of their residential neighbourhood.

saying, "when martin scorsese says that the marvel pictures are not cinema, he's right. >> scorsese is fine, but my favorite joe pesci movie is still "my cousin vinny." >> hulk think "godfather" glamourizes violence. hulk smash violence! >> there are more black people in this scene than in any of scorsese's movies. >> this isn't a film critique per se, but have you tried coppola's wine? the pino is underwhelming. >> coppola's "dracula" gave me nightmares because it was awful. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight tug-o-warren. plus, stephen welcomes eddie murphy and the pioneer woman ree drummond. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hi! nice to see you! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! ( cheers and applause ) oooh! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! how are you? welcome, welcome one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's friday! ( cheers and applause ) listen to that, jon. that can only be

you see scorsese with the irishman i don't know if that would have been possible with that budget levelhnology to tell that story in a more traditional model. you're seeing through platforms in netflix that happening. for me "the mandalorian" i don't know if this would have been a good fit for abc or a big holaday release because it's a small scale story operating over time i think as a filmmaker, as a story teller i see tremendous opportunity and i agree we have to be vigilant to we don't let the technology or the changes drive our story telling culture. >> you mentioned scorsese. i have to ask you about your marvel movies. you revived the marvel universe with "ironman" and ironman 2, and executive producer for so many of these movies, a huge success for marvel but scorsese he along with francis ford coppola have been critics of marvel movies saying they're despicable, not cinema how do you respond to that >> these two guys are my heroes, they earned their right to express their opinions i wouldn't be doing what i'm doing if they didn't carve the way. they served as a source of inspira

and you talked to -- [ cheers and applause >> thank you very much >> seth: -- martin scorsese. you -- after you'd filmed it. >> yes, scorsese was a fan of "one false move. and i had met him somehow, you know, in l.a. at some event or whatever he said, "well, you know, i really like this movie." he said, "i think you're going to do okay if you ever need anything, let me know. well, cut to a few years later, the studio wanted me to cut "sling blade" -- the way it came out it was 2 hours 17 minutes long and they wanted me to cut it to an hour and a half or whatever it was you know, the usual thing. so i called up martin scorsese, you know and i said to the person who worked for him at the time, i said, "listen, he told me if i ever needed anything -- i'd like him to watch this movie i made." i said, "now, nothing's done to it yet it's only got temporary music in it," and all this kind of thing. and so, anyway, she got him on the phone. and i said, "you told me if i ever needed anything, and if you'd watch this movie, and if you think it should be cut, i would listen to you. but i

and we talk to one of the most acclaimed directors of all time, martin scorsese, about his latest film

robert de niro, al pacino and an unrecognizable joe pesci united for the premiere of martin scorsese'sthe irishman" -- already getting buzz for de niro's de-aged performance. >> what was your reaction when you first saw that footage of yourself? >> it was okay. i just want it to work as best as it can and they did a very good job. >> it was rather exciting when we saw the test. we realized, wow, this could work. >>> now to another hollywood legend, julie andrews. i just loved her in "the sound of music." the 84-year-old is spilling secrets behind the scenes of her classic movies in her new memoire "hard work," including the iconic mary poppins. ♪ just a spoonful of sugar >> back in the80little intervie "entertainment >> did i? >> you sure did. >> i seem to remember i did. >> is there any mary poppins left in julie andrews? >> you should see me when i'm screaming at the children. there's a great deal of mary poppins in there i think. mary poppins was the first film that i ever made. the flying sequences were difficult, but i did actually feel myself -- one of the ropes just give a littl

the film, its prime frame of reference is martin scorsese's king of comedy, one of the darkest comedyt de niro plays a character who is a smarmy tv talk—show host, so it reference points the ‘70s, martin scorsese, nothing about it is subtle. yes, it is a nasty, dark, difficult film. is it very violent? no, certainly no more so than any mainstream cinema. i think, in the end, it is a character study, it is a very dyspeptic view of the world. but that's what it is meant to be. i went in thinking i hate the hangover movies, and i came out thinking, wow, who thought the guy that made the hangover movies could make that movie? good posture. thank you. a completely different independent picture written and directed by dolly wells. grace van patten is a young woman who finds herself needing somewhere to live, she ends up living in a house in which lives a reclusive author played by emily mortimer. she has to do chores and make dinner but they hardly see each other and yet they develop strange relationship by reading and writing in each other‘s journal. it is an epistolary tale about two peop

martin scorsese's "irishman" movie. so you -- talk about pressure.not just in scenes with them, you're actually driving a car in a scene where they were in the backseat. and not like movie -- you were driving, driving >> that was -- i mean this scene that you're talking about, we shot throughout the course of the entire movie but the first bit of this scene, you know, i show up and, you know, you read it on page, and you think, okay. yeah, you're driving the car but then, when you have de niro and pacino in tow -- i mean, i was probably only going about, you know, 30 miles an hour tops but you've got two national treasures -- [ laughter ] that you're responsible for. >> seth: yeah. >> it's pretty nerve-racking >> seth: and if that -- if there is a terrible accident and you guys all die, you're like third paragraph in that story. [ laughter ] >> yeah, or if i survive - >> seth: oh, if you survive, it's even worse, yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: did you -- was -- i mean, working with legends like that, i mean, must have so many benefits was there

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. >> also he did the movie something taxi driver and martin scorsese, and he say you talkin' to me?ou talkin' to me? i'm the only one here, nobody here. the joker! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. all right, we have a good show tonight, music from lunay chef evan funke is here and we'll be right back with gwyneth paltrow. [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by tj maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. get more of the brands you love and the quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. start maximizing today! maxx life at t.j.maxx. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. performance comes in lots of flavors. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ seaonly abreva cany to help sget rid of it in... ...as little a

. >> critics are praising "the irishman" martin scorsese's best reviewed film since "taxi. >> people, and then it goes to netflix. >> i got to see that. >> how long is it? >> three plus. >> that's good though. there are moments in the film, my father was a teamster, i worked loading and unloading trucks in the south market in chicago, there are moments in this movie that are very vivid and real for me. >> i can't believe scorsese and pacino have never worked together >> i love ray romano. >> he's terrific. >> like forrest gump sitting there. >> pesci is always that kind of character, he's the exact opposite he really is the power broker between the jimmy hoffa character. >> and ray romano is a serious role. >> no, a very serious lawyerly role he has done so much past "everybody loves raymond" that we don't see every day. >> i feel like people have been talking about this movie for five years, now it's finally here. >> you're sitting across from them, how great is that. >> duh you just want to keep your stuff together. >> people want more of harry's conversation, you know where you ca

. >> also he did the movie something taxi driver and martin scorsese, and he say you talkin' to me?ou talkin' to me? i'm the only one here, nobody here. the joker! [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. all right, we have a good show tonight, music from lunay chef evan funke is here and we'll be right back with gwyneth paltrow. [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by tj maxx. abs's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by applebee's. ♪ combinations starting at $9.99. up to 12 ♪ [growling] mail slice. ♪ ♪ i'm jimmy dean, and only one like this any nicer.ning a hearty, hefty, good tasting breakfast. with eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese and taters. and when you finish, you know you had something to eat. and take an extra 15 or 20% off! get to kohl's... plus - take an extra 15% off your $50 home sale purchase! save on the ninja foodi... nine west handbags and luggage... and all koolaburra by ugg is up to 25% off. plus - get kohl's cash! right now - at kohl's. stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silenc

emmy-winning actor he is starring alongside robert de niro, al pacino, and joe pesci in the new martin scorsesex starting november 27th. please help me welcome bobby cannavale. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i know you just -- you raced here from brooklyn you live in brooklyn, but you grew up in jersey, right >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: does that mean - >> new jersey. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: does that mean that you are a big springsteen fan? >> yeah, dude. i'm the -- yes i don't want to say i'm the biggest, because many people out there consider themselves the biggest springsteen fan. but i'm a pretty big fan, yeah >> jimmy: really >> i love him. >> jimmy: and did you ever get to meet him at all >> yeah, yeah, yeah. a few times. >> jimmy: wow. do you remember the first time >> yeah, well, the first time that i met him, i met him two nights in a row when he was playing in new jersey. and i was with a friend who knew him and the first time i met him, i couldn't say anything. and i destroyed his bathr

henry when you look at just content and names that netflix is still assembling, the obamas or martin scorsesee they responding to the paycheck or we want to be seen, think this is the best place to be seen >> i think both, and freedom on top of that. you've had top producers come out and say listen, it is getting restricted by the network, the studio, i have more creative freedom, do what i want i think there are a lot of reasons to work with netflix i think again, 15 billion on content shows the power of the model. go back five years, the idea that netflix would spend more on content than any of all the companies we talked about, be able to do it sustainably as long as they keep growing would have been an astounding prediction, and here we are. i think that lends itself to the case this may be just a one year scare and then we go on from there. but things have changed. the market is more penetrated than it was, dan's arguments make good sense. >> great discussion, gentlemen thanks for joining us to have it on the heels of earnings dan, henry >> thank you. >>> when we come back, big blue is p

martin scorsese is saying i don't see them, i tried, but honestly the closest i think of them is thes are doing the best they can after the circumstances. it is theme parks. >> laura: cartoons.e >> backed him up saying "martin was kind when he said send them up. he didn't say it was despicable. she can say it is. >> laura: bob iger hit back and said superhero films actually do well. oh, you are kidding me, they do well? without the superhero films. >> the g.i. nightmare is. >> laura: it is about currentnt tunes. what about the masculinity of "gq"? this story is unbelievable. the november "gq" the cover new masculinity. the new masculinity features singer pharrell in a sleeping bag gown. i'm not sure where or why but anyway if the issue 18 powerful voices to pine on masculinity. only four are heterosexual men. "gq" editor and chief defined the new masculinity. >> for me, new masculinity is i know who i am and i respect who you are. and it comes down to that. >> laura: that is profound. gentlemen's quarterly has become genderless quarterly. t [laughter] they basically bulldoze masculin

he's been in so many martin scorsese movies and de niro literally thinks he's a gangster.he american public has been celebrating this. he goes to award shows and cnn and drops f-bombs and says f trump and gets a standing ovation. that's when you are too big for your britches. you need a frivolous lawsuit to wake you up to reality. i love how -- >> dana: do you think anything is changing in hollywood? do you think anything is changing in hollywood after this, the last few years? >> it might be changing a little bit. when your somebody's personal assistant from 2008, for ten years, she really can't complain about this stuff now. she bought the ticket. she knew what she was getting into. i didn't know you could sue somebody for binge watching "friends." my wife owes me $24 million. all right. >> dana: michael. she is suing him but de niro is also suing her. thank you so much. we will talk to you again soon. eating alone, moving beyond frozen tv dinners. while solo dining is becoming more popular. i'd do it. brett larson cooking up answers for us. saturdays happen. pain happen

. >> so with a tip of the hat to marty scorsese, we are under way. here for our leadoff discussion on a wednesday night, elisabeth bumiller, aka the boss. she happens to the washington bureau chief for "the new york times." peter baker, care leonnig, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter for "the washington post", and frank figliuzzi, former assistant director of the fbi for counterintelligence. good evening and welcome to you all. elizabeth, i'd like to begin with you. given that you are in management at the paper and given that this is something we struggled with in our own newsroom today and tonight, how do you go about explaining a day like today? it fits no known norms. there is no story file we can reach for, and i know on the conference call every day and every night, new york gives you a certain amount of space in the print edition and on the website. how did you determine how to put what we witnessed today? >> well, thank you for asking that question. there was a lot of discussion today. i think one of the most extraordinary things i

and scorsese movie but in the evidence regarding the operation needs to be provided. regarding the operation needs to be provided. let's bring in ali risk ali is a middle east expert let's bring in ali risk ali is a middle east experts and friend of the program ali just almost lost her point moscow has written a friend of the program ali just all not lost her point moscow has raised doubts about what bae dubey was doing in an area controlled by al nusra those 2 days darts about what baghdadi was doing in an area controlled by al nusra those 2 groups have been vying for supremacy in that region for quite some time. groups have been vying for supremacy and not reaching for quite some time do you share those dots. do you share those dots. it is so a little bit strict and. i think it is so a little bit strange but i think that in the end. who were there. to seek refuge in those areas you have to remember that the isis was largely in a state of in those areas you have to remember that the isis was largely in a state of defeat you know at this current phase so it might have

and save this threatened species. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest scored martin scorsese's, and he has a a new album out called "sinematic." performing "let love reign" with the roots, please welcome robbie robertson [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ last night i had a drea woke up in a cold swea was that thunder that i hear or bombs dropping ♪ ♪ from a je out the window i saw smoke flowing down the stree all that's left ♪ ♪ was graffit buildings warped from the heat ♪ ♪ was this just a nightmare or maybe a warning sig let love reign let love rain down ♪ ♪ let love rise from the underground let love reign on your enemy ♪ ♪ let love rain dow ov you a me ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a rose that will not withe there's a bough that will not break ♪ ♪ is what you hol most preciou at the bottom of the lake ♪ ♪ there's an ange of darknes and an angel of ligh we've got one on the left ♪ ♪ we got one on the right by the light o burning crosses ♪ ♪ in this beautiful broken world ♪ ♪ let love reig let love rain down let love ris from the underground ♪ ♪ oh let love reign like john lennon sai let love rain d

martin scorsese. i also -- yes. donna. >> ooh. >> donna, donna. i also sing the preview.e triple threat i am i'm going back to the theater for a little musical called "the actor." i played a washed up film star making a triumphant return as a las vegas lounge singer. [ cheers and applause ] you won't be rolling the dice when you see me. the critics called it spectacular. [ applause ] bee gees. try to top that. anyway, enough about me, it's time to find out what else is popping here in the '70s. 1975, it's all about the mood ring. put it on your finger and tells you how you're feeling, darling. go ahead, village people. >> i'm hot. >> yes, you are. that gives me a chance to do fosse hands. [ applause ] according to this little doo-dad, i'm feeling jazzed up. fosse hands, everybody. i feel like my hair is falling off. black, see a doctor. what's popping, a new sweet treat called pop rocks invented right here in the '70s. i tell you, the youth can't stop talking about them. one of their slogans is the sizzle makes you giggle. donna, have a little nibble. the sizzle will make

it's one thing to say adam schiff, you know, put on his martin scorsese hat and tried to come up withlas" and it was unfair. the president ought to leave the rest of that out of his conversation. he's the president. he's above this. no need to punch down at adam schiff except to say he told a lie, he made a parody, it wasn't very funny, and he did it to damage our country, and leave it at that. move on. neil: i don't know where this impeachment stuff goes. it's highly unlikely this president would be impeached unless something materializes. i understand that. you are a great historian on this, the summer of the hearings with richard nixon, no one expected them to end the way they ultimately did. having said that, is the more immediate worry for this president the economic juggernaut that has been happening under his watch that might be sort of reversing, at least when it comes to manufacturing? what do you think? >> yeah. look, the economy is vital to the president's re-election. it's what a dissatisfaction with the economy in 2016 helped get him elected. the confidence in the economy

the house intelligence committee would begin a hearing by basically, channeling his inner martin scorsese and try to pass it off to the cable audience what that conversation really was. and i mean talk about a stunt unworthy of his high position and great responsibility he has as chairman of the intelligence committee and as the lead democrat in the impeachment inquiry. ainsley: how does this play out? who has the power? is it congress telling him you have to show up. we might s&p you, you have to talk? or is it his boss who is mike pompeo who is saying no, you're not allowed congress to come in and talk to my people behind my back. you're not allowed to tell them they're not allowed to have attorneys. subpoena them and make them talk, who has the power here? >> well, look, there are lots of these points of conflict and they will be resolved by patient negotiation and maybe resort to the courts. i hope it is done more by patient negotiation than resort to the courts. look, congress does have the right to ask members of the administration to come forward and talk about certain things. they