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did you know steven spielberg previously? have you in mind for his uncle? >> no, no, no.jimmy: when was this, how long ago are we talking? >> '73. >> jimmy: 1973, okay, wow. >> off the street, "would you like to read for this movie?" i had no idea, i'd never been to hollywood, i'd never been on television. it was the lead in a television movie, a 2 1/2-hour movie called "the law." believe it. it won the emmy. >> jimmy: wow. >> none of this was in my vision. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i come out, read the script, it was like a big bible tome. it was eleanor killgarin. and she said, "let me introduce you to people in the office." she walked me around the office. this is so-and-so, so-and-so, so-and-so. there's a little guy sitting behind a desk with a script on the desk. she said, "this is steven spielberg, he's going to be very big." 50 years ago, this was. >> jimmy: wow. >> at least 50, right? and so i said, "oh, okay." then i went, got the part. started my career. >> jimmy: and what was the script he had sitting on his desk? >> "jaws." i reminded him about that. he said that w

steven spielberg. right over there. spielberg. no big deal. just steven spielberg.nt to the producers guild awards, and when i was backstage, this is true, i met tom cruise. for the first time. he's normal height. here's the thing, the moment he shook my hand, i gained the ability to fly an airplane. i don't know how he did it, i don't know why he did it, but tom, if you're watching, thank you. talk to me, goose. now, here's another surprising development this weekend: the department of energy released a new report saying a lab leak is the most likely origin of the covid-19 pandemic. well, there it is! chinese wet markets, you're off the hook. let's order a round of pangolin poppers for the table! i love a nice plate of wet apps! can we get some civet fingers? now, if like me, you're wondering why the department of energy is the one making this judgment, it's because that agency oversees a network of u.s. national laboratories, some of which conduct advanced biological research. no. no! bad energy department. no bio labs until you finish building your electric car c

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i saw what happened with world war ii history when steven spielberg came out with saving private ryan. before that there was a world war ii commission trying to raise money for this big monument on the mall and they were getting nowhere. that film came out and galvanize the american audience. it taught them of history in a dramatic way that they had not heard before. they raise that money, not only did they raise all of the money for the monument, but money for keeping it maintained for posterity. it was a game changer. books came out and so forth. we have needed a book -- a movie like that for the manhattan project. i have been working on this for 25 years. there have been great books, the making of the atomic bomb in 1987 and american prometheus on which the book is based, which, in 2005. dozens of others, incredible, good books. but nothing that has been a blockbuster. host: you have been working on this for 25 years was gets us to your organization, the atomic heritage foundation, are the founder and what is its mission? host: guest: -- knowing guest: i have been in the federal go

2015 as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by time magazine, then the likes of steven spielbergin scorsese. they all praising your filmmaking. without embarrassing you, how do you do it? gosh, that's a that's a long list of of accolades. some deserved, some probably not. how do i do it? i just love making films. i started making films when i was a kid. i borrowed my dad's super eight camera, sort of making super eight films when i was seven or eight years old. and i've never stopped. it'sjust something i love doing and ifeel very fortunate, privileged to to be able to work with a team of really, really talented people on each film. in the case of oppenheimer, this incredible cast that you've already mentioned, cillian and emily, but also, you know, robert downeer and matt damon and ken branagh, a very, very long list, florence pugh and many others. for me, how i do it is to bring together talented people like that and in the service of making films that i would have wanted to see as an audience member, you know, i view myself as the audience — not, it's not a sort of us and them

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it's as scary as the movie, uh steven spielberg's jaws yeah sure, but we're cooking with a special kindsmall. what are the other ingredients? well some i learned, but some didn't, in the first place. we need onion tomatoes, green. chile pepper coriander. oriental mix spices, black pepper, salt, garlic, ginger, cinnamon, and this important ingredient is dried lemon. and why do we need it? it kills the unpleasant fishy smell and gives a special aftertaste, but there is another secret in this dish, specially prepared ghee with a creamy nutty flavor is called khee butter, pour khee into a pan and fry on it, the onion smells nice. oh, it's super fragrant. oh, then add, crushed in mashed potatoes, garlic, ginger, pieces of tomatoes and shark, which tolyatti boiled in advance to make it softer. a by the way, the locals in sharjah often visit each other. mostly locals meet on fridays. this is such a family day, and in the emirates in general, when people across the country put aside work and other things to cook something together, have dinner together, pray together. and here is how sharjah gu

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. >> steven spielberg. >> traveled with a trunk full of spaghetti os. >> but he didn't have dysenterywas up to me to say, i can't stay out of the dressing room for very long, should we think about cutting this down? let's just shoot this son of a bitch. and steven said, i was just thinking about that myself. >> and it worked like gangbusters. >> yeah. but it was a terrible disappointment to the poor guy that had been working all this time to perfect his skills. >> i hope you paid him for the five days. >> i'm sure they did, yeah. >> you have said that playing indy was -- is a joy and has been a joy for you. >> yes, it has. >> why, and is it a little bit bittersweet to have to say good-bye to him? >> no. no, it's time for me to grow up. six years ago, i thought maybe we ought to take a shot at making another one. and i wanted it to be about age. because i think that rounds out the story that we've told. and speaking to this issue of age. not making jokes about it, but making it a real thing. >> i am also a big fan of "1923," the prequel to "yellowstone" where you play jacob dutton who'

steven spielberg, 100 million and fourth place, kevin costner with his first divorce costing him $80 million. this one, according to most legal experts, could be twice that amount. it's an expensive business. gillian. >> gillian: jonathan hunt in santa barbara, thank you. >> bill: the 2024 candidates and there are many, from both parties now, literally flexing their muscles trying to make the case they are more fit for the job than their party's respective front-runner. joe concha, hello to you. good afternoon to you. vivek is out there playing tennis and kennedy is out there doing push-ups and is this all going to work for any of them? >> on the republican side, some of these republican candidates, bill, they have a problem in terms of how do we peel away trump voters when the trump core base is so loyal. and then ok, on policy. but policy, whether it's vivek, tim scott, ron desantis, they mirror trump with immigration, education, taxes, that sort of this. vivek playing tennis or rfk showing he could do push-ups. vivek is in his 30s. tim scott, 50s. ron desantis in his 40s, they cou

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it's going to depend on those guys, because he's off on steven spielberg's massive yacht.d teaming up with the ucla lab school to teaches ages 4-12 about the climate crisis, saying i'm proud to help create a program that will help guide the next generation of climate warriors. it's like the baton has been passed from obama to leo. what next? in utero? >> well, to be clear, 4-year-old kids like the idea of being a climate warrior, because flying private is cool to them, too. you don't have to be an adult to know that a private jet is awesome. shame on leonardo dicaprio, because he's talking to 4-year-old kids. why? because they have 20-year-old moms. he's trying to clean up his carousing. catting around again, i'm saving the planet in the process. he's a dirtbag. >> oh, no. didn't he get rescued -- no, he didn't get rescued at the end of "titanic." i always forget. jimmy, i have to talk to you about being a 7:00 p.m. host when i'm used to 10:00. you're a late-night guy. i've always been a morning person doing a nighttime show. i'm having to get used to this. i would like to

directorred by steven spielberg. it is e.t.. phone home who was the president during the cuban missile crisis. jfk? >>s that right. look you did better than most americans. it is called new york, it was called new what? >> new amsterdam. >> new amsterdam. what was the name of the pilgrims ship, the ship that they sailed -- to america on. >> may flower. the may flower. thank you. how do you know that? so he named two the presidents on mount rushmore can you tell me who the head of canada is -- >> the guy that did the coke? >> you see this is a way americans answer questions -- what year was the iphone released? >> 1989. i don't know. >> 1989 -- are you kidding? that was my hay day we didn't have cell phones. >> i don't know. >> we stretch the cord out the kitchen window. do you have a question for me? trivia question for me. see what i know. >> who's the father of the american navy? >> i don't know the answer -- >> thomas jefferson. >> thomas jefferson the father of the american navy. looks leak i don't know everything. ♪ ♪ >> we

david lynch is in the new steven spielberg movie "the fabelmans."d, the old-timey director, very famous guy. he's another famous director who you've worked with many, many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: somehow you engineered his appearance in the film. he initially said no? >> well, i can't take the credit of, you know, maestro spielberg. but steven loved this dream of having david lynch in the film, and both of them together sort of paying homage to john ford, who means so much to both of them as filmmakers. and i was -- >> jimmy: david said no, though, right? initially? >> i think that's correct, yeah. >> jimmy: and then steven called you and said, "can you help me?" >> yes, and i had the time of my life, both bringing them together and perhaps supporting david in feeling comfortable acting in this movie. >> jimmy: oh, is that what it was? >> yeah, that the two of them together pay tribute to ford in that way. and it's such an incredible scene in the movie. >> jimmy: can i ask you about the mechanics of that? first steven, what, does he call you, you

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steven spielberg 100 million in 1989. in 1994 kostner's first divorce cost him $18 million.e can't put anything close to a dollar figure on this at the moment. we may get a clearer idea after today's court hearing. it is not too fanciful to discussion that kostner's lifetime divorce costs could be north of $2 hundred million. >> julie: jonathan hunt, thank you. this week treasury secretary janet yellen is headed to beijing in an attempt by the biden administration to ease tensions over tech trade between the u.s. and china. the communist regime with a slap in the face of america ahead of her visit. china imposing strict new export restrictions on key metals the u.s. needs for semi conductors, computer chips and satellites. gop critics says the u.s. looks weak as it enters talks with china. >> we haven't picked up as a country where the trump administration left off. to turn the focus towards china. unfortunately the biden administration hasn't been doing that and encouraging the see the treasury secretary is headed over there. i don't know that she will be there in a positio

mike hidehouse, i don't know whether i hate steven spielberg for rele releasing "jaws" in 1975 becausee fear this now brings or whether to thank spielberg because of my lifelong fascination and appreciation for the toothy creatures, but we must deal with the sharkesque fear now in long island, a span of really five days, five bites, essentially. so tell me exactly how you see this and they may be on pace to break last year's record eight bites. how concerned should swimmers be? >> and every time you go to the ocean be careful. sharks are one thing, but riptides and other things are a lot more dangerous, you need to pay attention to the lifeguards and the ocean around you to play it safe. so, yeah, if you see big schools of fish, really turpid waters, those would look at happening. as long as there aren't warning signs, get out and enjoy the ocean. griff: you're looking at a video of me swimming with sharks. i'm glad you mentioned the school of fish. in pauley's island in south carolina, i've been taking my family there for 25 years, finally pauley's island captured video and see the ba

. >> this is a steven spielberg action figure from mattel, a comic-con exclusive to help celebrate the0th anniversary of jurassic park. if you would rather spend your money on "star wars," afx special collectibles is one place to do so, and if you love grogu, there's this animatronics item. how much will this set me back? >> grogu is our most item and probably one of the most expensive items that you can buy. it is custom made to order so it depends on the features you want, but the starting price is 250 thousand dollars. >> they also have a very impressive lightsaber for $1599. i think when i was a kid, the one i had was about five dollars. ama: warmer weather is coming our way with triple digit temperatures in some parts of the bay area tomorrow. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva

harrison ford, steven spielberg and kevin kostner $18 million. we don't know where it will end.s a pre-nup but by the end of this his lifetime divorce settlements could be around $2 hundred million. >> dana: that's a little price to pay. thank you. >> bill: before we go got a little something, something. golfer what appears to be an accidental trick shot. practice round on monday. 20 years old managing to flip the tee in the air and the tee lands in her back pocket. show it now. spot shadow, boom. >> dana: right there. >> bill: i ask you, what is more difficult, a hole in one or putting the tee in your back pocket? >> dana: i think the tee in the back pocket. i have seen a million holes in one. >> bill: a tee in the back pocket. >> dana: did you hit a hole in one this weekend. >> bill: i've never had one. >> dana: is that your goal? >> bill: no, i just want to play well. >> dana: julie banderas is i in for harris. >> julie: secret service on the case at the white house after finding a suspicious white powder in the west wing. you are in "the faulkner focus." preliminary tests do

movie theater with high school friends and watching summer classics like, i don't know, jaws, steven spielberg'slassic. one of my favorite summer movies of all-time, 1981's raiders of the lost ark. of course, forrest gump came along in 1994, that classic. or marvel universe's smashed box office hit that my kids and i went to see together. the avengers, that was way back in 2012. the theater experience meant more than relief from the heat. it brought us together as communities, especially in small town venues, for a shared purpose, laughter, gasps, as billy joel one, said to covid dealt a blow to this cherished -- tradition, shattered the unity of these shared experiences. but filmmakers want you to know that they are back. along with the summer blockbuster. one of hollywood's most gifted directors, christopher nolin, has put together his latest movie, oppenheimer, with a clear message in mind. the cinematic experience is back and it's better than ever. it demands that the theater going public get back together and watch these movies on the grandest screen possible. oppenheimer's packed with inte

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but you know, like i saw steven spielberg's movie lincoln and i'm thinking like, oh my god, there must have been like there would have been like amazing images if if you were documenting what lincoln going through and just, you know, tumultuous time for our country. so definitely lincoln. wow. so here's a question also from facebook. how do the presidents differ in the image of a photograph when you see them and how they are in real when you're not taking their photograph, they differ. are they the same? i'm not sure i understand that question. they are. you know, the they are who they are. i mean, i think i remember with reagan especially, really, i had no prior relationship him at all. i knew him from tv. and then all of a sudden, you're, you know, in his inner sanctum and you see him just like as a regular guy. i mean, i to i don't mean to diminish it much, but you see that. oh he, you know, puts his shoes and socks on just the way i do. i mean you sort of forget that about presidents. they're just normal people. yeah. and what about the family accessing? family moments and the priv

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are we to be scared like steven spielberg scared in that summer?that movie. >> you bring up a good point. everybody has their own tolerance. what we are seeing and what we have been seeing unfold here over the last really 10, 15 years up in cape cod is literally from the books and the script of the movie "jaws." you have the beaches starting to be closed and that's a good thing because we are trying to avoid shark attacks and those types of incidents but you know, people should also be smart. shouldn't go swimming next to seal colonies, listen to the reports that people do give us, and we should be able to enjoy the ocean but have to be smart. that's my opinion on it. >> sandra: we sailed to martha's vineyard last summer and ended up on the beach, john, where that famous scene was filmed, and i did not go in the water. just -- a choice i made. final question to you. you are swimming and see a shark coming your way, you are confident that's what it is, far enough out you cannot run in. what do you do? >> you get out of the water, yeah. you try to ge

directed by steven spielberg just 26 years old, "jaws" surfaced in the summer of 1975.d those teeth scared families out of the water and into movie theaters, becoming the blueprint for the modern blockbuster. >> the way that shot is framed now, it's so clear now what it's for. >> even expecting it, it's such a shock. >> i know. >> reporter: dana stephens is a film critic for slate. >> i was a kid when jaws came out but i remember in prime time every night there would be these scary trailers for jaws on tv. by the time it opened in the summer of '75, people were hyped. >> we're going to need a bigger boat. >> it was a blockbuster about summer, set in summer, about things that we totally associate with summer. >> that was a big part of it too, right? >> reporter: 34 years after "jaws," "avatar" redefined the blockbuster. so far, it's earned $3 billion at the box office. the blockbuster has been good. >> yes, it has. i'm very fortunate. >> reporter: a prolific character actor, stephen lang played the villain, miles. >> i need to know how to force their cooperation or hamme

. >> reporter: in steven spielberg's classic thriller, the orca goes in search of a great white sharkrorizing beachgoers. captain quint, played by shaw, is joined by oceanographer moot hooper, played by richard dreyfuss. >> i think he's come back for his noon feeding. >> reporter: and police chief martin brody, played by roy scheider. it was the first film to be shot on the open seas. >> spielberg wanted to make it look as authentic as possible, but it was a nightmare. >> reporter: the mechanical shark, nicknamed bruce, kept breaking down. the weather wouldn't cooperate. as filming went three months over schedule, the actors were trapped on the orca. >> you're going to need a bigger boat. >> this is a crowded little ship. it gets testy in here. you feel it right away. >> plain this is a new kind of movie. >> reporter: colin donnell plays roy scheider. alex brightman is richard dreyfuss. >> what is the dynamic that occurs here? >> the dynamic is three enormous egos, varied egos, in a very tight space. >> you know, there is a question i've been meaning to ask you. >> and what might that

- "er" had originally been written as a movie for steven spielberg to direct, and so we had this two-houruh, actually, no. - "er" is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie. [baby crying] - this way, this way. - green, walking wounded. yellow, urgent. red, critical. and black, doa. you got it? - got it. - good. - a gurney comes in, people are shouting instructions, climbing up onto the body and, like, doing cpr. and suddenly, they're racing off to the surgical suite. - get that gurney out of there! - someone wanders in, they're tossing around medical jargon. - cvc type and hold two units. - they don't stop to explain what it is. you know, "prep for a peritoneal lavage." i think i know what that is now, but only because i watched a lot of "er" over the years. - can you do pleural lavage? - you can try, but i don't think his heart would take it. we can bypass him and warm his blood directly. - that'd be the fastest way. what do you think? - you're the attending. - there was so much information coming at you that i think it made the experience feel as if you had to watch it in the s

also in attendance oscar winner steven spielberg who took time to pose with the other big stars of bothe michael j. fox foundation for parkinson's research. back to the future the musical opens on broadway august 3rd. you can watch the very first u.s. tv performance by the cast live right here on gma later this summer. we cannot wait. >> we got a nice preview yesterday. >> fantastic. so many ways. also in music news, taylor swift is part of the spotify billion streaming club. just nine months after debuting on her album. swift thanked her fans writing, thanks a billion, guys. it marks the fourth person to make to it the billion stream club. she also launched her longest running hit on bill board charts spending eight weakness the top spot. she is just unstoppable. also in music news, bts star joonkook hit a milestone in his career becoming the first member of the group to earn a number one song with his song "seven." he debuted his first single right here on gma couple weeks ago with fans lining up for days to see him perform live. since its release less than two weeks ago "seven" logge

box offices a major boost even legendary director steven spielberg gave cruise credit earlier this yeart saved theatrical distribution, seriously. in 2023, u.s. box offices have made $1.8 billion since early may, down about 2% from the same time last year and some massive projects like the superhero flick "the flash," and the final "indian jones" installment underperformed to expectations back in the '70s, the massive success of films like "jaws" -- >> we're going to need a bigger boat >> reporter: and "star wars" helped create the concept of the summer blockbuster >> don't everybody thank me at once >> reporter: decades later, movie studios released big-budget films featuring some of hollywood's biggest stars and most beloved franchises anticipating a huge payout but now as theatrical releases compete with streaming services, that formula is no longer a guarantee. >> it's more on the quality of the movie. so it's not really enough anymore to just be a familiar name, a familiar property, to get people to go to theaters >> reporter: actors like cruise are encouraging people to head to th

they knew there would be blowback but i don't think they anticipated the level of blowback with steven spielberglm studio. it felt like a self-inflicted wound. >> it's never going away the suits versus the artists that's never going away. and there's always going to be that tension i just want to make sure we have more content, matt i don't want to mess that up either but it's not the red cross that's not a not-for-profit organization you need to be profitable. >> we've had an unprecedented run-up in the level of content over the last decade, to the point of 600 television shows. that is going to come down necessarily. >> you can keep 500 of them so that will be okay. we just don't know beforehand which ones >> that's the problem. >> matt, thank you and a programming note, amazon ceo andy jassy will be joining "closing bell" right here at 4 p.m. eastern time. andrew, off to you good luck with the teleprompter. >> coming up, the latest read on employment yob jobless claims, it's at 8:30. and danny meyer is going to be here maybe talking a little bit about tipping as we've been discussing all morn

i saw what happened with world war ii history when steven spielberg came out with saving private ryanere was a world war ii commission trying to raise money for this big monument on the mall and they were getting nowhere. that film came out and galvanize the american audience. it taught them of history in a dramatic way that they had not heard before. they raise that money, not only did they raise all of the money for the monument, but money for keeping it maintained for posterity. it was a game changer. books came out and so forth. we have needed a book -- a movie like that for the manhattan project. i have been working on this for 25 years. there have been great books, the making of the atomic bomb in 1987 and american prometheus on which the book is based, which, in 2005. dozens of others, incredible, good books. but nothing that has been a blockbuster. host: you have been working on this for 25 years was gets us to your organization, the atomic heritage foundation, are the founder and what is its mission? host: guest: -- knowing guest: i have been in the federal government before

even steven spielberg gave cruise credit earlier this year. in 2023, u.s. time last year. some massive projects like "the flash" and the final indiana jones installment underperformed. back in the '70s, the massive success of films like "jaws" and "star wars" helped create the concept of the summer blockbuster. decades later, movie studios release big budget films anticipating a huge payout. but now as theaters compete the streaming services, that formula is no longer a guarantee. >> it's more on the quality of the movie. it's note really enough to just be a familiar name to get people to go to theaters. >> reporter: actors like cruise are encouraging people to head to the silver screen in person. >> i make movies for big screens. >> reporter: barbie star margot robbie and greta gerwig showed off their tickets. >> i was lucky to go see a preview of oppenheimer in imax. truly just blows you out of the back of the theater. extraordinary film by christopher nolan. you saw the new indiana jones last night. >> it was really fun. i'm a big fan of the franchise. r