spielberg's son. is spielberg? within a minute or two?nan wrestling and dazzling intellect who remembered everything i'd ever written. >> steven: i had a huge collection of soundtracks and when i heard john's score, i said to myself, if i ever get a chance to direct movies, i want this guy to score all of them. this was back in 1972. >> stephen: i have a very simple question, what is your job? i don't mean that fictitiously. >> john: it's a wonderful question. it's very simple. i don't know if i can give you a simple answer. i think the first answer i can give you is inform improv the process ofor throu mi ca describe the characters, described the atmosphere, the ambience of what the story requires. my job is to be a collaborator with the director in achieving all these things. the atmospherics, emotional content and so on. >> stephen: steven, you have said i depend on jon more than i depend on anyone to rewrite my movies musically and put them on a run higher than i could ever reach. what do you think it is about john that allows him to

we continue our conversation with the spielberg classic he almost walked away from.re that you said to spielberg, you need a better composer and he said i know but they're all dead? >> that's true which that's a true story. >> meaning that you thought it was such a classic piece of work you needed -- >> well, i said to steven, it's such a great film and how could -- how could any composer be -- come up to this? i thi i did the best i could but i love his line. great composers are all dead some days they seem to be as culture evolves. >> you still have -- >> there son-in-law one beethoven. >> well -- >> thank you for that. >> the other thing is it is the inspiration of the film, the writing, the performance, you can stop that film on any frame anywhere and freeze it on some extra's face and the impression is perfect. nobody is looking over here and distracted. everybody is right on the task at hand and from musical point of view, i knew i had to play the violin. your audiences will know one of the greatest violinists of the century and as i was writing this for the fi

is there a favorite score for steven spielberg that you have done?> john: structurally, the development of the music, the structure with the story would be my answer. we remember the film on the bicycles take off it prior to the bicycles, you would hear two or three notes of the thing, that's all in the next time you may hear three or four notes. it's beginning to form in your memory as we are going along with the thing. as the bicycles take off, you hear all 12 of the notes on the melodies realize and finish. [soaring orchestral music] ♪ ♪ i like to believe that the audience has a sense of completion and something has been made aurally that has created that very moment. >> steven: and also its greatp. ma>>ven:nshish to buildow it that way. i can get an audience to the brink of crying but johnny's music makes the tears fall. he takes it the rest of the way, without being sentimental about it. without being maudlin or mawkish. >> stephen: lets go away from that emotion to a different one. you said in "e.t.," a note here, too notes there. let's talk ab

and steven spielberg and john williams. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band.rom the ed sullivan theater ineyow n rk [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: wow. oh! >> audience: [chanting] stephen! stephen! >> stephen: happy thursday! happy, happy, happy. happy thursday! hey, everybody! thanks, everybody. please have a seat. welcome, one and all, i'm your host, stephen colbert.d. because at long last, president the drama was palpable.his >> the budget of joe biden is out! the budget is out! biden calls for cash! >> and congress will answer. >> stephen: the answer is "no." "the new york times" describes biden's budget as "dead on arrival." "dead on arrival" is pretty harsh coming from a newspaper. my newspaper used to come delivered in a plastic bag. now it comes in a little casket. but it's true. the g.o.p. quickly rejected biden's budget, because they prefer "deep cuts to health care, food assistance and housing programs for poor americans." >> [booing] >> stephen: yes. now, now it just reflects the bedrock judeo-christian values of the republican party and ech

and the man responsible for destroying steven spielberg's family.eth rogen is here. [ cheers and applause ] but first, every once in a blue moon, we take time out to ponder the questions nobody bothered to ask. with that said, it's time for "three ridiculous questions" with our friend, nicole byer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what's the dumbest thing you believed as a kid? >> it was that you ate a sesame seed bun, like on a hamburger, and one of those seeds would plant in your stomach, and that's where babies came from. >> jimmy: they don't? >> yes, and my mother just let me repeat that to people because she thought it was funny. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how would you go about robbing a bank if all you had was a bag of apples? >> okay, go up to the teller, "this is already filled with money from this bank, give me more." >> jimmy: kind of just a continuation of a previous robbery they didn't know about? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: what do you think is the worst thing about being a magician? >> i don't know. do you think magicians get lai

a note from steven spielberg as a director?lberg is the boss of the movie, the executive producer. on the first day, joe is feeling a little insecure, he's really got to act and he goes, do you mind if i wear my jo hat? sure, no problem. really funny scene in jo has the dodger hat on and the dailies go to burbank and i get a call from the head of amblin and she says steven really likes the scene but he is one note for you. what's that? movie stars don't wear hats. i was like, oh, okay. so then to jo koy. we got a note from mr. spielberg sang movie stars don't wear hats. and he goes, what about indiana jones? i guess i could argue with mr. spielberg or you could take the hat off in the next scene and he goes yeah, let's take the hat off. >> stephen: did you have to reshoot that scene? >> jay: know we did not but nobody wore a hat after that. i didn't even wear a hat. nobody is wearing hats. >> stephen: the next note is going to be "movie stars don't wear pants." he's just seeing how far you can push you. >> jay: whatever he says

spielberg sees the writing on the wall. movie which is an adult drama, the movies that you want to see too well in the run-up to the oscars before they are nominated, best picture contenders like wome talking or even something in prior years like the banshees of inisherin which would have been a slow burn oscar movie that became a hit, those movies are not catching on in theaters because people are saying to themselves, i can just wait a little bit, it will be on my streaming service. i've got a giant tv in my living room. it's ok. i don't need to go out. that is where the industry is really having problems. >> theater owners are talking about trying to compete with streaming. amc is going to the prices for differenteats in different areas. are they just missing the point that habits have changed? >> the theaters are in a really tough spot right now. if this 30% decline in business is a permant thing, the theaters are going to have to downsize, close theaters. perhaps some will go out of business entirely. the second larges

film director steven spielberg warning of the profound consequences of artificial intelligence. basically taking something you created and you made whichs is the computer and giving the computer ab autonomy over your point of view, books and movies and music is being written by machines that we created and we're letting them run with. that terrifies me. it will be the twilight zone to serve man. iwill turn out to be a cookbook and we're on the menu. cheryl: mark t tepper, i said t before on the show. i think a.i. is fascinating. i think you can't fight it. thethere's so many uses for it. it steven spielberg making a good point. >> i know how dangerous sky net becomes when robots and a.i. become smarter than the humans. i have a buddy who is a super geek about this stuff. he shot me a text maybe a month ago, told me to watch videos on sing lsingularity, that's where. becomes smarter than humans, it doesn't need us to feed data to it anynor. it will get its on data. kind of scary. cheryl: i don't know. do we fight that, todd? do we fights all the good that can come out of this, me

for yet another project with his longtime friend and frequent collaborator steven spielberg.ist." "nbc nightly news" anchor lester holt sat down with williams for our "sunday spotlight." >>> from terrors of the deep to visitors from deep space, john williams' musical scores have lifted us and raised our pulse. john, i can tell you, knowing i was going to sit down with you this morning, all morning long i'm hearing your themes in my head. ♪♪ what do you think when people start humming back your tunes? >> well, no one could ever have guessed it when you're writing and recording for a particular purpose and we finish the film and it's done, you put the music in a drawer. >> are you still writing? >> every day. i eat, i sleep, and i write for a few hours a day. >> at 91 john williams is still writing film scores. ♪♪ and was recently nominated for his 53rd academy award for "the fabelmans," making him the oldest nominee ever. is it still a thrill to hear your name? >> absolutely. well, now 53 oscar nominations, which seems unreal anybody could be that old and working that long. ♪♪

first, stephen welcomes steven spielberg and composer john williams. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

a steven spielberg movie about how a little jewish boy, and the prototype of which is steven spielberg, was terribly loved by his wonderful jewish family, and also terribly beaten beat children of these families, to quickly make him the most highly paid modern director. and everything worked out. um, except for the picture, perhaps, but , uh, any calculations that this film could win the main oscar uh, are clearly redundant. the fact is that hmm throughout. since this century , the academy has shown extreme weakness and extreme sympathy for american jewry. ah, got it. why american cinematography was created by runaway jews from russia and, of course, they always gave birth to a native little man. uh, if in the main nominations, it was not quite noticeable, then in the nominations and awards best film in a foreign language. it was quite clearly visible, and constantly there were pictures about the holocaust, a picture of pogroms uh, pictures about brighton beach, as well as films of cinematography, but oh, which , in my opinion, no one still knows what they are photographs of israeli th

steven spielberg. steven spielberg, briefly, which was surreal. see?load of parties and you're exhausted. and then...what if you go win or don't? i'm going to be terrified anyway, if i had to get up, so i do all that, like, i've done it already, so i don't have to think about it or worry about it. so i've got like speeches and then i'll go over it and try and... fine—tune it. yeah. jesus christ, you should write me a speech, just in case! spielberg at the, i think l it was the globes, he said something about how he doesn't prepare a speech because he - feels like a jinxes it. so i've got tonnes of people i know i want to thank, - but you do kind of black out when you get up— on stage sometimes. i felt that at the globes where i walked offjust thinking, - i hope i said something comprehensible. - there's no point in saying that it wouldn't be nicer to win than not. and if you didn't win, you wouldn't be licking the wound for too long. you wouldn't be. no. you've got to feel that moment. the camera's looking at you. they see how disappointed i am. you kn

first, stephen welcomes steven spielberg and composer john williams. cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

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stevens spielberg. spielberg spielberg is on the phone. yeah. yeah okay, so just tell him that i can't talk and tell him that i'm doing oprah right now. okay? i can't talk right now he's doing oprah talking into the number three is alive. look alive, buddy. why didn't doing oprah instead of being here because i wanted steven spielberg to be impressed. alright so you got big man coming out next week. and what do you got going on after that well yeah, right. okay i'm gonna have to pass on that question. why he gave me the take signal. yeah they look, that's why i pay him the big bucks. you pay these kids? of course. i got to get a little taste. how much does he give you? how much do you give them? you know, just the standard commission 25% 25. to this group of children. they earned every penny. jimmy they do. yeah i mean, these kids have carried me through a lot. you know, when i totaled my prius number four pulled me out of the wreckage and put me in the passenger seat before the cops even showed up. wow. nicely done. thanks for that for you know

more showcasing one of hollywood's most lasting partnerships, john williams and director ♪steven spielbergat our score should be very lean, very simple, very touching, if possible >> reporter: "the fabelmans" is personal for spielberg, a loose telling of his own story. did that present a challenge to you as you began to score the film >> well, every film is a challenge, of course you want to search for what should the film sound like, as well as look like. this is a particular and interesting challenge. it's sten being so frank, so unguarded about his family. >> reporter: the pair's work spans five decades. ♪ williams' last oscar win was nearly 30 years ago. he has won five for his movie scores i think most people would think you would have won more because your music is so familiar >> well, my wife thinks i should have won more, and someone asked of samantha, why do you always wear black dresses to the oscars, and she said, because we lose every year. >> rter:in o lose, john williams is still harnessing the power of music to bring images to life what would a score of your life story sound

in many people credit tom cruise with getting people back in movie theaters and you heard steven spielbergsay it recently, that matters and it probably matters to the voting body so i think people think everything everywhere all at once might win because it was a creative and incredible film that leaves away but i think it could be like the year that the titanic one, the year of the blockbuster. sue meant that could be a huge surprise because everything until now has pointed to everything everywhere all at once sweeping the awards what it feels like this gets back to if the pr folks are out in full force and whatnot but it feels like there has been buzz and momentum for top gun maverick. it was amazing i thought it was terrific but to me everything everywhere all at once as a mind bender of a film but what about the acting awards? are there other categories and will we see upset tonight? >> one category is best supporting actress many believe jamie lee curtis is the favored front runner in her role but many think perhaps angela bassett could win for the woman king if she is incredible so i

steven spielberg in harrison ford. they spent $43980.00 shooting, indiana jones, and the temple or the dorm. i'm pretty sure you would know that or not. i didn't know that i didn't know that. and they and steven spielberg, it's sheila k, the studio that well that's i'm, that's it. well, thank you very much for your time. it's been fascinating. you've certainly sold a trip to show lanka for me. so i'll leave it that said she like a gotcha bow who the head of the the are for promoting tourism on the bus at the shrinking bus to russia. janisa i b. b kramer. leonardo thank you very much both for your time today. thank you very much. thank you. care. thank you for electronic waste from developed. western nations has become a growing threat to kenya's ecology as the east african nation struggles is growing pollution of the amount of predominately western e waste products has increased by more than 17 times since 2012 with less than 20 percent of this junk being taken care of safely, this contributes to the growing environmen

what was your favorite part fable mons loosely based on steven spielberg's real life is available to rent and purchase on apple tv, youtube and amazon. tonight austin butler's elvis's streaming now on hbo, max, but make sure you leave yourself 2.5 hours to watch it. around that same length and also dealing with the musical mastermind. tar starring cate blanchett is on amazon and apple tv for rent or purchase and is streaming on peacock, the slow burning and visually gorgeous banshees havin a sharon just don't like you know more. like me yesterday about a failing friendship between two irishmen is streaming now on hbo, max ic. avatar the way of water is still in theaters and is this year's longest best picture nominee, three hours and 12 minutes. alright if you only have time for one flick before sunday night, i recommend everything everywhere all at once. it's the most nomontrunner for best picture. everything everywhere all at once is available to rent or buy on prime video. also, by the way, something you can do and i'm not hmmorms. y watch them at like 1.5 x speed two times speed

these two guys, they pushed aside steven spielberg, the most revered or respected moviemaker in moderni welcome it. i think spielberg is great but all power to these two fellows, the daniel's. band two fellows, the daniel's. and we 'ust two fellows, the daniel's. and we just heard _ two fellows, the daniel's. and we just heard from _ two fellows, the daniel's. and we just heard from brendan fraser there and it is a great comeback story for him? definitely. voters love comeback stories and he was a huge star in the 1990s in �*the mummy�* films and hit hard times and now he has come back and i don't know what it is about the oscars, but it makes everyone cry! i oscars, but it makes everyone c ! ~ ., oscars, but it makes everyone c ! ~' ., , , ., cry! i think i would burst into tears if i _ cry! i think i would burst into tears if i won _ cry! i think i would burst into tears if i won an _ cry! i think i would burst into tears if i won an oscar! i cry! i think i would burst intol tears if i won an oscar! would ou? tears if i won an oscar! would you? he _ tears if i won an oscar! would you

movie and everyone thought— spielberg movie and everyone thought he has a great future ahead — thoughtt future ahead of him, and he did do a fewacting— ahead of him, and he did do a few acting jobs, but the acting work— few acting jobs, but the acting work dried up, he says because there _ work dried up, he says because there wasn't work for an asian american _ there wasn't work for an asian american actor. and then he got to work— american actor. and then he got to work elsewhere in the industry, but in 2020, he was cast— industry, but in 2020, he was cast by— industry, but in 2020, he was cast try the _ industry, but in 2020, he was cast by the daniels as a co—director of everything everywhere all at once. and everything changed in his life. hes— everything changed in his life. he's been winning every oscars precursor— he's been winning every oscars precursor word. he's been winning every oscars precursorword. so he's been winning every oscars precursor word. sol he's been winning every oscars precursor word. so i think he is pretty— precursor word. so i think he is pretty definite t

visible from downtown los angeles. tough guy, actor tom sizemore, best known for his role in steven spielberg's, 1998 world war 2 epic saving private ryan has died. the 61 year old suffered a brain aneurism in february sophomores. personal life was frequently troubled with addiction and had spells of jail, including after assaulting his book. the fridays for future climate change movement has staged a global day of protest. mostly young activist gathered in cities to demand an end to new fossil fuel projects and more action to cut greenhouse gases. from the piano is of rain to the streets of indonesia, climate change protest as a demonstrating across the globe there. calling for more political action to tackle environmental devastation caused by rising c o 2 levels. and for most a pool for people already suffering the effects of the climate crisis. berlin was just one of some, 200 german cities and towns to stage fridays for future rallies. i, the mood may be jovial. the protesters have serious messages for the german government . oh, i love america zuniga think the main reason i am here today

steven spielberg tying with having the most nominees ever, 13. michelle williams garnered nomination where she plays spielberg's late mother. >> loved his mom and he is making this to honor his parents. melissa: a powerful p in the whale for brendan fraser. >> you need to pick yourself up and carry on and be able to put up with failure and rejection and that is a big part of an actor. melissa: they work hard for tonight's shining moment. aside from the cinema, we are talking about special musical performances, one by rihanna and one by lenny kravitz. and jimmy kimmel will be serving funny jokes tonight. we are so excited. you can catch it live on abc. liz: on the champagne carpet as well. thank you for that report. our coverage starts at a.m. on the champagne then come down to the oscars starts at 3:30 and the awards show gets going at 5:00 p.m.. it's the old-school glamour of it all. lisa: southern california getting a break from the rain. we have been in the thick of it with thunderstorms developing offshore and we are talking about the atmosph

visible from downtown los angeles. tough guy, actor tom sizemore, best known for his role in steven spielberg's, 1998 world war 2 epic saving private ryan has died. the 61 year old suffered a brain aneurism, in february sized moore's personal life was frequently troubled, and he struggled with addiction and had spells in jail, including after assaulting his girlfriend. demonstrations are taking place in tunisia this weekend to protest against ongoing economic crisis. and government crackdowns on opposition present case i it has ruled by decrease in suspending parliament in 2021 in a power grab. in recent weeks, anger over the rising cost of living has boiled over into unrest with police responding by arresting union leaders, journalists, and political opponents. it was a sure force by chin nessie as powerful workers union thousands on the street in eat cities last month. fed up with the rising cost of milk, bread and other staples, and a wave of arrests which threatened the country's fragile democracy. from mister dickson trade unionists are being targeted gifts putting trade units in jail, fal

growths removed in the past. present tough guy, actor tom sizemore, best known for his role and steven spielberg 1998 world war 2 epic saving private ryan has died. the 61 year old suffered a brain aneurism in february size moore's personal life was frequently troubled and struggled with addiction and has bells and jail including after assaulting his girlfriend. time for sports now, and bush darkman hosted leipzig to kick off buddhist league match day $23.00. and the blacken yellows claimed a hard fought when to make it. 8 league wins out of $8.20. marco royce put doors been to head on 21 minutes from the penalty spot. then emery jen bubbled one through the crowd to make it to nail at half time. wipe cigs a meal force berg pulled one back on 74 minutes to cause them jitters. for the home fans, there's a goal with dirt been held on to when to one and go to the top of the bonus. they go with title. rivals fired, playing on saturday in formula one red bulls max for stoppin is going for his 3rd straight title is season, but there has been controversy about this year's venues. human rights campaigner

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steven spielberg, breaking his own personal records.is nomination for the fabled men is is tied for directing the most best picture nominees ever. 13 of them. >> he's an icon. he's a legend. steven spielberg has given us so many movie moments. reporter: john hirsch is the second oldest acting nominee. >> i like a guy who does just one great scene in a movie, getting a supporting actor nomination. it's been what, 42 years since he got his last nomination? there's hope for all of us. reporter: while everything everywhere all at once leads with 11 nominations, they could make history to be the first film to win best picture, best director, a screenplay award, and the reacting prices. -- prizes. >> everyone who gets nominated has a personal story that is very moving. it is nothing everyone dreams about. reporter: sunday night, more dreams will come true. abc news, los angeles. kristen: the question is, whose dreams? you have to watch to find out. you can watch it only on abc7 sunday at 5 p.m. live and hollywood starting tomorrow at 4 p.m.,

steven spielberg is here tonight. he's praying the fable. mons wins a few awards. spoiler alert. you lose everything everywhere and all at once. everyone about brendan fraser is performance in the whale. he plays a guy who does nothing but eat, sleep and regret his life choices. this movie could have been called the overnight worker. listen i know will smith is banned from the oscars, but we hired him tonight to wake people up just in case they fall asleep. well are you ready to wake some people up? that's the spirit. okay we begin with first award of the night. that's supporting anchor and the nominees are andrea fuji, derek dennis, lionel moise, reena roy . jacqueline lee. oh, my god. how many bankers have we had this year? i'm going to need an oxygen tank christie alito faced the boothbay liz nagy. and elizabeth schultz. and nascar for best supporting anchor goes to faith abou bay. just want to thank god, of course, want to thank my wonderful team without them, i am thing. nothing at all. next up the award for most iconic guest and the nominees are coach cal perks in many moti

. >>> and steven spielberg and jo >>> the city skyline the last few years, this sunday, the lights will go dark almost exactly ten years after they were first switched on. that's because there isn't enough money to sponsor the program. the group illuminate the arts says once they get some more funds and make repairs the light display will be back up and running. >>> a california senator hospitalized and a man arrested after a vendor attack. but first explosives and narcotics found in a home. here is what's happening around the bay. >>> a man was arrested after detectives found explosives and drugs in his house. a bomb squad arrived at gunderson and arrested the man. he lived there with his wife and two children. >>> the man accused of brutally attacking a hot dog vendor outside sap center was arrested in san jose. reyes is out on bail tonight. >>> senator diane feinstein being treated in the hospital with shingles. she expects to make a full recovery and hopes to return to the senate later this month. >>> for more on those stories and to catch up on all around the bay area, go to kpix.c

steven spielberg's the fablemans. and todd fields�* tar.ictories, though, in visual effects and for best live—action short, with an irish goodbye, the story of two brothers set in northern ireland. i'm not getting stuck here for the rest of my life mothering you. the general view among partygoers was that this had been a good 0scars. it was absolutely fantastic, i loved it. i think the irish should have won a few more prizes but it was fantastic, really loved it. i thought it was really diverse and that sparked a lot of feeling and emotion for me. i think it's a little bit disappointing, from my expectation anyway. i thought colin farrell was definitely going to get best actor because i though he was well liked as well as what he's done. ironically, the two films that were said to have saved hollywood, two big box officejuggernauts, took home just one trophy each. best sound went to top gun: maverick, and best visual effects to avatar: the way of water. while this year's 0scars contest was indicative of greater inclusivity, black nominees a

cate blanchett, oscar nominated for her performance in tar, walked the red carpet, as did steven spielbergat the festival for a lifetime achievement award. and we look at queer cinema in berlin, which was making quite an impact. berlin has a long history of embracing political cinema — in fact, it is an avowedly political film festival — and this year, because the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine took place during the festival, the politics of the war were very evident in the proceedings. hollywood star sean penn brought the documentary superpower, which he co—directed, to the berlin film festival. its focus — the war in ukraine and president zelensky, who addressed the opening night ceremony remotely. culture makes choices in times like these. ..at least three explosions rocked... the film recaps recent events in ukraine and its quest forfreedom. penn conducted three interviews with president zelensky. the wartime leader is presented in a very flattering light. penn is clearly a fan. he certainly offers an opportunity to humility. he stands so tall in his mortal body and

it was later used in one of spielberg's projects.ho knows, but such things, when you tell people, they then watch this film differently and perceive it completely differently, how it was very important for this action, it was a communion and the belarusian union of belarus is somehow geographers. i say all this in the city, that our, uh, wild leaders went to the cinemas and told the film studio about it. uh, the ministry of culture hosted this. e the liveliest part of the theme of the great patriotic war and in the museum business, probably one of these leading ones. i know that probably a lot of your specialists in khatyn are working now. you see, we will tell you in detail. what is this? is this a project in general, how was it created? and what will we get? in the end, it will be a classic museum, or will it still be with using some new technologies, how khatyn will look like, really a very sacred place for everyone, and when hmm the reconstruction was started, it was really one of the elements. it was a museum, but a museum. eh,

it was later used in one of spielberg's projects.o knows, but such things, when you tell people, they then they watch this film in a different way and perceive it in a completely different way, how de- it is very important to be involved in this action and bsk is a belarusian union with filmmakers. i’m saying all this in the city, that our, uh, wild leaders went to the movies to cinemas and told the film studio about this. uh, the ministry of culture hosted this. e the liveliest part of the theme of the great patriotic war and in the museum business, probably one of these leading ones. i know that a lot of your specialists are working on the khatyn project now, you know, we will tell you in more detail what kind of project it is in general, how it was created. and what will we get. as a result, it will be a classic museum, or will it still be using some new technologies, how will khatyn look like? the place is very sacred to everyone and when hmm was given the start of the reconstruction was really one of the elements. it was a museu

steven spielberg and marlon brando, but even with her, prokofiev did not start a family. successful but not happy. he wants to be recognized as a composer, but he is more appreciated as performers. when she heard this music and saw him. so she fell in love with him, as they say, at first sight and until the last days of her life. she was absolutely shocked by the music and his knowledge and wrote very funny that when he was very tall thin. and when he bowed, he seemed to have folded, like an operational leg. the spanish linac one turned out to be the most patient and persistent. hear. you can say your first name. bring a stretcher from the state machine. prokofiev’s very heavy fall of the composer on moskovskaya street, as if he would finally divide his life into that and after composer dmitry kabalevsky writes his memoirs , prokofiev was lying completely, not moving at times, he stopped recognizing his interlocutors and lost consciousness, it seemed that this was the end? the first year prokofiev moved to europe , his first child was born, and he was forced to work on th

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