i go, man, it's sidney poitier. and he grabs you. sidney poitier grabbed me and walks me down backstage. he said, :now, listen, don't golf?" i said, "no." he said, "don't ever take it up. don't ever play golf. and especially do not play golf with that man there. ch money off of me. and he's a gambler. he's crafty. and he's a really, really, really good golf player." so my money's on him.our money's on him. it's definitely -- my money would never be on trump. [ light laughter ] he's probably got some of my money. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true.n know how he has it just that he has it. >> we don't know. i should check my account. >> seth: well, thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> seth: congratulations on the film. [ cheers and applause ] tim roth, everybody. theaters now. be right back with la la anthony. [ cheers and applause ] new tacoma. toyota. the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their dentists? because it leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you' ve never felt before. get healthier

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the first african-american to receive the honor was sidney poitier in 1982. i saw some of the preshow. he was talking about what an honor it was to receive that award. mark: have you seen "the revenent?" ' star wars." thank you. here in cincinnati, there was of course excitement because of the nominations of the 1950' s romance "carol," which was shot here. many of the locals who made up the cincinnati crew held a watch party in over-the-rhine, hosted by the cincinnati film commission, which has been partly responsible for helping get the city the attention it' s been getting from hollywood. >> to be nominated is great because people are talking about it. beautiful the film looks, which is a testament to how beautiful our city is, and i think the more people that see it and the . mark: "carol" was shot entirely in greater cincinnati last year. it unfortunately did not walk away with any awards last night. but that is all good. lisa: good morning. randi: the forecast three not be a winner temperature-wise. skies are clearing with temperatures in the single dig

. >> reporter: and he was beginning to work in movies, even starring opposite sidney poitier in "uptownurday night." >> you see what i saw? >> yes, i saw what you saw! you dead? >> reporter: his film career was about to take off. by this time cosby was a bona fide member of the international jet set. >> i was a flight attendant for american airlines. i met bill cosby in 1976. >> reporter: "elizabeth" is using an assumed name. she says to protect her family and her business. she says she had just turned 20 when she saw bill cosby on a flight from new york to los angeles. >> i couldn't wait to get his autograph. he was very obliging and he said, "i'd like to take you to dinner." he took me to a place called tokyo kaikan. he had a glass of sake. and i really didn't know what sake was. i did not drink or do drugs. but he said, "taste it, just taste it. you need to drink it to loosen up." it's bill cosby, what could happen? it was literally like being under anesthesia and, um, trying to come out but you can't. after that, i don't know how i ended up in his hotel room. he undressed and he put

sidney poitier. denzel washington, halle berry. to invoke the race card i think it is sour grapes.rish: do you think his wife was testing waters when she put this out there initially? now he is out on good morning america carrying torch. >> there is trial balloon. she made the comments and he is backing her. we have this big controversy. trish: spike lee, doesn't surprise me. by the way he is going to the knicks game, maybe you need some white affirmative action because floor of a knicks game. >> sure. trish: he has lead this charge for some time in somewhat angry way. >> yes. >> well, 76% of the nba basketball players are black. i don't hear white americans complaining about that. spike lee has courtside seats all the time. always jumping up and down. because of his fame and fortune he is able to afford those seats. maybe question whether he is racist or not because he made a comment on social media he is not supporting the oscars because of the, because it is lilly white. so i mean, i find that concerning. trish: the basketball thing, i'm a capitalist at heart, right? >> sure. tr

harris: what is also interesting, i mentioned john singleton, he was quoted as saying his friend, sidney poitier him it depends on the year. he never got too caught up in the diversity of hollywood because he knew it would come out. i'm paraphrasing what singleton said, would come out in the wash, some more years you have more diversity and opportunities for people in color in films and quite frankly other years you don't. >> a lot of americans are tired of this racial fetishism, let the best man and best film in this kate win. i do think it is funny this, is sort of ground zero of the celebrate diversity crowd, the academy 95% white, 77% dudes. good job, hollywood. harris: academy headed by black woman now though. sandra: these are obviously very subjective awards. chances are there will be heavily influence decisions next year and years following. andrea: would you want that, stacy, would you want awards based on pressure on actors? >> i want award based on merit. that's the point. harris: we'll see what happens. there is no indications chris rock will not do his job as host. >> he should. it