e.t." >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> i did not want to prettyfy any of the images of the holocaust. i would not have made the movie had the studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the wick before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and

e.t." >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> prettify any of the images of the holocaust. i would not have made the movie had the studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the wick before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously? that's a lot of gold rope. seriously, that's a signature look. you don't have a signature look, honey. ♪ that's a signature look. [ male announcer ] only at&t brings you beats music. unlimited downloads for up to 5 accounts and 10 devices all for $14.99 a month. ♪ so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p vide

it's pretty great to imagine steven spielberg binging on breaking bad. >> have you met him? elebrity i ever recognized. two minutes into working at a theatre, they did a premier for "primary colors" and steven comes walking in. and i just start shaking because i had to take his ticket. so i almost shook his hand. i didn't get that far. but -- >> jimmy: i love that he had to bring a ticket. you'd think he would get waved through. >> so i took his ticket. and then i haven't seen him since. but ten years later, we're -- >> jimmy: did you tell him that story? >> i did. the first time i sat down with him. i met with him and stacy snyder. we stat down and i told him the whole story. i said we almost met once. it was great. >> jimmy: he didn't remember you, i'm guessing. well, he will in the future i'm sure. great to see you. congratulations on your first big feature film. aaron paul, everybody. "need for speed" opens in theerts next friday, march 14. we'll be right back with bellamy young. >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by michael's arts and crafts. vi

find out why oscar-winning director steven spielberg is in chicago. russell crowe and the production team behind the up- coming controversial movie "noah" reportedly met briefly with the pope yesterday, during his weekly vatican audience. crowe tweeted these pics with the caption "back stage at the vatican." "noah" has taken a lot of heat by christians -- who say the movie has biblical inaccuracies. crowe has pushed to meet pope francis, to get support for the film. attorneys for justin bieber are steven spielberg was in chicago last night to receive a prize from the abraham lincoln presidential library. he directed the academy award winning lincoln. sally field presented the award to him. they are honoring him for his accomplishments in both film and philanthropy. what have we done lately? a lot of nothing. >> we made it here. sometimes you have to start small. look at the snow showers coming in from the west. light snow off and on the west. light snow off and on to tyou're comfortable here, it's where you email, shop, even bank. but are you too comf

steven spielberg puts him in "amistad."'t connect with the academy or the audiences. >> in 1999, he stars in "ed tv." >> i'm going to have to pass. and it's not an age thing, because you are still a handsome man. >> a comedy about a guy who lets a camera crew follow his every move. "ed tv" gets pour reception. >> the movie wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. >> the film may not connect with moviegoers, but mcconaughey can identify with a character whose personal life is exposed for all to see. >> yes, you're on television. >> the paparazzi capture him with a succession of leading ladies. >> look, we all play games in dating. we've all played games. >> patricia arquette. ashley judd. penelope cruz. and sandra bullock, his co-star from "a time to kill." >> privacy is the toughest part. my private life is mine, and i didn't like sharing it before i was famous when no one gave a damn about what it was. now everyone wants to know. >> protecting that private life is no simple matter. >> it takes a little moxie and work to def

. >> and steven spielberg calls him for "homicide" and another lawyer with mutton chops. >> and it did connect with the academy or the audiences. >> and how about sex? >> in 1999, he stars in "ed tv." >> well, story, i have to pass. it is not an age thing, because you are a handsome man. >> and a comedy about a guy who lets a camera crew follow his every move. >> maybe this is not a good move. >> and despite another a-list director ron howard, it gets poor reception. >> the movie was not bad, but it was not great either. >> the film may not connect with moviegoers, but mcconaughey cannot identify with the character whose life is for all to see. and the paparazzi catch him with a succession is of leading ladi ladies. >> look, we have all played games in dating. we have all played games. >> and patricia arquette. ashley judd. penelope cruz. sandra bullock, his co-star from "a time to kill." >> and your privacy is the toughest part. the private life of mine and i didn't like sharing it before i was famous, and when nobody gave a damn about what it was, and now everybody wants to know. >>

we have kids he wrapped his now famous kitchen seen the videotape and terrifying rule is that steven spielberg may be that the man placed the destination schooling the feline friends. new the what you are. how long the air the report says over three million refugees have had to choose between the of war ensued. all drinks. most of the neighboring countries everyday hundreds twenty two entries in the face of such an influx eu border controls have been reinforced by accepting this week was hard to follow these illegal migrants the jovial financing overcrowded and on healthy refugee caps. behind the scenes investigation into the european trips. moore says. all thoughts like that i have not come mm mm. i will. it is. is this. it is it is the attack today from france twenty four. a live debate on top of the day. one day concert at seven pm optional. i chopped off and log on to win. to find a way to shut up stop and a squeeze play. the process. you win when will we will the marshal your worries mainstream cream striped ones are rooted in stunningly beautiful coastal one. norway's celebrated unique i

with a chance of a lifetime audition for director steven spielberg. >> steven, i mean, come on. was like, oh, gosh. i was 27. the character was meant to be quite younger. so i showed up in, like, some pink cotton cardigan and ill fitting khakis. i thought, you know what? i'm going to present myself the way that i'm going to. it was the first time where i really was like, i can do this. >> and she did. in "catch me if you can" adams nailed the role as a gullible candy striper falling for an imposter played by leonardo dicaprio. >> this is my first week. i think they're going to fire me. >> no. >> the film was a hit. but somehow, adams failed to gain momentum. >> that movie came out and it didn't necessarily become the amy adams world that we all live in now. >> yes. well, yes. no, i mean that was disheartening. not in the sense that i wasn't happy with the work, but i really thought it would get easier. >> things only got tougher. with no movie offers for a year, adams returned to tv, joining the series "dr. vegas." >> he's a doctor at the casino. kind of weird. >> that's vegas.

she said, steven spielberg, whoever you picture is the most powerful person in hollywood, they cannote what you have right now. you never know what it is going to take the something to be the special like your show is right now. ride that as long as it is there because you would be membered -- you will be remembered. write down every idea you have and do not touch it until you are done and that is what i did. >> these stories. tell us about them. >> the first one i wrote was about the duke of earl visiting america in 1962. every time he introduced to people, a kind of smile. he thinks, what an amazing country. he goes back to his home and dreams about america. it is a very selective experience he had. all of the stories start with a flight of imagination that could start anywhere. they would not make the final book -- >> let's assume it is genius. the creation of character. is that what you do best? >> i think the perspective of a character, the voice of the character is what i am good at and what i have learned and honed. every character speaks a little differently and text and e-mai

you curse in the house, then run in the other room, pretend to be steven spielberg on the other phoneted he really is to this what we call discipline. [ laughter ] you understand what i'm saying? >> i do. >> jimmy: do you have brothers and sisters? >> i have a younger sister, yeah. she's 7 years old. but she rules the house. >> jimmy: oh, she does? >> she does. >> jimmy: in what way does she rule the house? >> she bosses everybody around. whenever we're at the dinner table sometimes i'm really tired, so i put my elbows on the table. but -- >> jimmy: she doesn't like that? >> no. she says, "no elbows on the table." [ laughter ] so we call her the elbow police now. >> jimmy: the elbow police. i like that. is she interested in acting also? >> no. >> jimmy: she is not. >> she has a future as a critic. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: does she criticize your work? >> yes. always. >> jimmy: she does. >> but on my first movie, "jack and jill," she was like, rohan, you do good work but i'm not impressed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. and how old was she

steven spielberg is rumored to be directing a "westside story" remake.t -- the spielberg version will feature actual sharks versus actual jets. ladies and gentlemen, the 8g band with fred armisen! ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> seth: you would think the jets would have the advantage in a shark versus jets war. because as long as they never got too close to the water, i don't know how they could lose. [ light laughter ] just saying. how are you tonight, fred? >> fred: hi, how are you? >> seth: i'm good. so good to see you as always. >> fred: great to see you too. >> seth: the fact that you make the time to be here means the world to me. you're such a busy guy. you know, you're doing this show. you have "portlandia," which is great. i'm so excited. [ cheering and applause ] but there is this thing that i feel like you've been doing, and i know we've talked about it a little bit. where i feel like you make things up about yourself that aren't true just to get attention. i feel like any time anyone's talking about anybody who's not you, you pipe in to say so

wednesday sees presentation of the 2014 lincoln leadership prize to steven spielberg, director of thetles george harrison and ringo starr will be be up for auction in liverpool. friday, is the 8th anniversary of the very first tweet sent by twitter cofounder jack dorsey. on saturday is batter up downnd under as australia hosts first major league baseball game. opening day match up between the los angeles dodgers and the arizona diamondbacks. don't forget that spring arrives in only four more days to warm our hearts as usual in many different ways. this winter's lion will depart and in will come a lamb. are you happy about that? i know that i sure am. amazing! i've been claritin clear for 6 days. at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking one claritin every day of my allergy season for continuous relief. 21 days! 28 days of continuous relief live claritin clear. every day. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. >

you've work with steven spielberg on 13 pitchers.ademy award t for schindler's list and rainman. when did you see this real shift away from mainstream, traditional heartland values in hollywood? >> as far as values are concerned, i would say probably in the 1980's. television started to change in the early 1970's. we started seeing more films that were rated r. they were pushing the envelope. elevatee trying to films as we know it. there, it was almost like it was a slide downhill. you mentioned the number of liberals in hollywood. there was a lot of them were very powerful. there is a lot of people who are probably not liberal who say they are. there's a lot of conservatives who are not. it's a sad thing. hopefully people like this gel men on my right -- like this gentleman on my right will help change that. [applause] it's necessary for our kids and our grandkids. movieare working on a called "america 2016." in that, we tackle some big issues with the niche on that. how were you treated by your other friends in hollywood after 2016

--oprah winfrey and steven spielberg.w 744 as we take in live look care of walnut creek. will update you on the forecast for today and what we can expect this week right now looking and ice conditions out through the san ramon valley. a little cloudy up above but not seen any a low cloud cover. temperature wise on the cool side. looking upper forties to low 50s generally across the bay. the shows a lot of activity. but during the day today we could see a stray showers dropped down into the north ave but the majority of the bay area we will see mostly drought conditions and good clouds will card we will be happy to enjoy that. that's the forecast for today to mall is a different story overnight tonight and tomorrow morning early first in the north bay espresso ports. everyone will be dealing with this altar of the day tomorrow. could see why it rainfall amounts of four to 3 in. and everybody else may be less than an inch of rain will be it falling looking ahead it will be unsettled even into next week will be talking about

libros de historias del cine, y explorar a directores que no conocÍa, francis ford copola y steven spielberg el centro de universitarios de estudios de la unam, se enamorÓ de mariana con la que se casÓ en el 1980, de esta relaciÓn nacio jonÁs cuaron, destinado a colaborar como guionista con su padre, junto a su hermano carlos cuaron dio el salto como director en solo con tu pareja en el 1981. de ahÍ dio el salto a hollywood, con la pelÍcula la princesita, la que estuvo nominada al oscar en el 1996, de vuelta en mÉxico en el 2001 realizÓ y tu mamÁ tambiÉn, pelÍcula nominada al oscar por mejor guiÓn original, en el 2004, tuvo la oportunidad de dirigir la tercera entrega de harry potter, de las franquicias mÁs exitosas de todos los tiempos, con el prisionero de azkaban. en el 2006, la pelÍcula (nombre en inglÉs) lo reuniÓ con su amigo emanuel ludweski, director de fotografÍa de gravedad, es mexicano que consiguiÓ ser de los cineastas mÁs destacados de su generaciÓn, y alcanzar una trascendencia internacional, en los Últimos aÑos. aunque el Éxito de gravedad, lo llevÓ a la estratosfera, alfonso

the director really wanted to, i think, this is how it goes, steven spielberg had seen his movie basedtalked to him about doing this. and the one thing he said is i want to shoot it the way movies used to be shot. i don't think there's any cgi -- let me show you. >> special effects, basically. >> right. no computer generated images for the race, which when you see it, the action is real, it's shot beautifully. >> absolutely. and in the end in the climactic race, kind of the narrater, you play an interesting guy. and the producers, had you very specifically in mind for this role. they said they were looking for a guy who was incredibly charismatic, but totally bizarre at the same time. is that a compliment? it was you they were thinking of. >> not so sure. yeah. >> did you like doing the role? in a way, maybe it's a little bit lonely. you're basically acting in a room by yourself. >> yeah, and you end up actually kind of explaining the movie. because it's based on a game. and so i'm sure they had to stay relatively true to the -- how the game works, at the same time tell a story, an ori