stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible group of people. tavis: since you just ran that list, that is an all-star cast. what is it about this project that allowed you, as producer, to pull all of those folks to gather around this story line? >> i think it was the material, the caliber of the material, the way the material was written, which is a different point of entry than a lot of stories that deal with the subject matter have been. there is really no effort to cast judgment or break anybody over the coals, or lionize anybody as a hero against this kind of corruption. it is just examining the human side of the impact this catastrophe have on the people who were forced to make the decisions that ultimately led to it, because all of them were complicit in that decision making. tavis: we are talking around what the film is. let us go inside after i ask this question. the timing for this project is propitious. i have been reading for this conversation. people have been telling you the timing of this project is bad. but to my mind, the timing

and all-star cast including stanley tucci and demi moore spend most of their time inside the board room. moore says the screen play opened her eyes. >> i certainly felt like i was reading something that was educating me on something that felt very at a distance. >> reporter: "margin call" hits movie theaters as protestors around the world are protesting wall street's greed. paul betny plays a trader caught up in the he is. the brit understands -- mess. the brit understands the current outrage. >> "occupy wall street" i think it's brilliant. i think people are -- people are right to be livid you know. i think everybody has a sense that in 2008, a band-aid was put over a gaping wound. and it's still bleeding. >> reporter: and he expects viewers to get fired up over the high stakes drama that opens friday. karen brown, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck, we are glad you're here. here's monika samtani. traffic and new maps coming your way very soon. >> new clicker too. >> new clicker too. howard be

. >> stanley tucci is walking out with his box like people who have been fired have to do.ox, escorted by security and he's the guy they have to go and pay him to shut up. >> there were also a lot of people leading up to the crisis that were fired for wimping out too early. there's this if you get out too early, you're gone, if you stay too late, it's better to stay too late. that's not the smartest way to run a multinational corporation. >> why should people see a movie that's going to make them mad at wall street? >> hopefully it will make people understand it and not as black and white as you're painting it out to be. >> that's the way i saw it. >> it's more nuanced and ultimately what's nice is -- >> was it fun, too? >> i loved the movie. i congratulate you for the number of people you put out on wall street. all the streets out there, all the people demonstrating for the movie. great move. i'm just teasing. they're real out there. this is a movie. kevin spacey, j.c. chandor. >>> when we return, let me finish with the one big problem about the tea party. they're totally

kevin spacey, jeremy irons, demi moore, stanley tucci.considering we are living through the aftermath of what went down in 2008. getting great reviews so far. looking at 24 hours leading up to the news breaking that national, international economies were on the brink. here is a clip. >> it's legit. can't kill it. the formula is worthless. >> what does that mean? >> it's broken. >> there are $8 trillion of paper around the world relying on that equation. >> we were wrong. >> no, you mean you were wrong. >> don't get me started. we discussed this. >> some tension. they say the writing is really good. the acting is strong. of course a theme these days everyone can relate to. you know, just amazing scrutiny of what got us into the mess. if you look that kind of stuff. >> going to make me mad. >> take your blood pressure medicine if you go check that one out. should be good. more from abc coming up next.fdd hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet fr

kevin spacey, jeremy irons, demi moore, stanley tucci.are living through the aftermath of what went down in 2008. great reviews so far. 24 hours leading up to the news breaking that national, international economies were on the brink. here is a clip. >> it's legit. can't kill it. the formula is worthless. >> what does that mean? >> it's broken. >> there are $8 trillion of payer around the world relying on the equation. >> we were wrong. >> no, you mean you were wrong. >> don't get me started. we discussed this. >> some tension. the writing is really good. acting is strong. of course a theme these days everyone can relate to. you know, just amazing scrutiny of what got us into the mess. if you look that kind of stuff. >> going to make me >>> this morning on "world news now" -- end of an era. libya's moammar gadhafi has been tracked down and killed. during his final moments we are learning he begged for mercy. >> as his notorious dictatorship ends, libyans are celebrating a new beginning. but what really happens now? it's friday, october 21

. >> you get to work with a great cast, stanley tucci, simon baker, according to a lot of reports, awith you d you make that up? is that coming from you? >> you got my facts. >> you know, i was the first actor join after zachary, because zachary also produced it. you know, it's incredible when you have a small film like this and actors recognize the material. it's a pleasure to go to work every day with a group of great actors. >> do you have that kind of bucket list to work on a project just to say i worked with that actor. >> yes, woody allen, mr. scorsese, i know you're up. maybe martin isn't. woody, yes. >> this is a clip, you did this bit for funny or die. basically, it's a bunch of actors, celebrities sitting around a table, pitching ideas to the clinton global initiative and you actually do the impersonation of bill clinton until you're surprised. let's take a look and you can comment. >> i'll check on you guys. you're my little celebrity army. >> oh, kevin. >> what did i tell you about making crank calls in my office? >> not to do it. >> not to do without me. >> that's got to

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