you understand the time of the world tour 150 french opera singer mademoiselle ended up in tahiti underconcerts of the performer had to deduct a third of the proceeds from the tickets sold on the polynesian islands of her fee. in the end, it consisted of three pigs, twenty-three turkeys, forty- four chickens and 5,000 coconuts to the political islands. it is clear a huge amount of fruit in the end mademoiselle, hare. confused, she found a way out, did not know what to do with all these fruits, so she fed the fruit fee to the pigs, because it was not possible to bring all this huge amount of fruit to france, and somehow it was awkward to throw it away awkwardly, somehow she brought it with her, what happened to turkeys, chickens is a story, crazy with the promoter who organized the concert there is some kind of formation. so my friends not a single mistake. you didn't do it today. we won all five rounds and so we have 340,000 rubles in the bank before the final about the sixth question. it is this money 340.000 that we will play in a few minutes in the final of our program called five fo

the whole culture is of polynesian descent, just like the people of tahiti, new zealand, samoa and tonga. from the 1790's onwards though, we had immigrants from all over the world who began settling here in the islands. so we're a melting pot of many different cultures today. chinese, japanese, filipino, portuguese, spanish, caucasian and of hawaii descent. big island is the largest and the youngest of more than a 130 islands in the hawaiian archipelago. only the eight largest make up the statof hawaii and we are the largest because we are the last to rise out of the ocean. many people refer to us by different names. some refer to us as the island of fire and ice because we're unique in that our tallest mountain will get snow during the winter season. and on the southern half of the island, we also have a currently erupting volcano known as kilauea and it's considered one of the most active volcanoes on the planet. it's been erupting for more than 32 years to date and that's why people refer to us as the island of fire and ice. you can literally drive 30 minutes in any direction and ente

are we in tahiti.tons, but i've been to the dominican, but it's never been like that. and so that's when i was like, oooh. i don't think this is-- the last shot of the movie where, like, we're all chilling out on a beach, and that was literally our backiard. because we were in this bubble. we took over this resort, and we lived in like casitas, and my house was next to brad pitt's house. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: working the shades. working the shades? >> i did i'm not going to lie. i'm like maybe he might be doing yoga on the deck. >> stephen: did that ever happen? >> no, i, like, set my alarm, and i was like 4:00. nope. 5:00 a.m. no. yeah. he has really good security, really good. >> stephen: we have a clip here. do-- can you tell us what's happening in this clip? >> so this clip i think if it's the one they showed me, it is my character is, like, on this voyage to find sandra's character. i'm lost in the jungle, figuring it out. >> stephen: you're her editor, right. >> i'm her publicist,