example is a british designer and she is the first to stick director of the french fashion house to von given say i think that's really is sort of a recognition of the fact that it's a strong woman prominent position stamina statement something that michael's really known for i think is how she defines himself honestly is as a feminist now within the royal family and as well it's in a sense it was quite traditional as a british designer a lot of the people involved in this wedding was british which is are american sort of to fighting it out to have a late transit line. exactly feel for this wedding i'm talking about you know the opportunity for the wedding being a bit of a royal revolution what can you tell us about the music that the speakers what was done a little bit differently to previous royal weddings have this is a massive shift from what we've seen even though willing kate's marriage which wasn't so i don't know that was any two thousand and eleven this is radically different i mean you could all do that that harry isn't going to be next king of england he's six in line to the throne

in fact, at the very beginning of the film lars von trier had been given a very long and warm standingir tuxedos and formal gear actually left during the gala premiere, that's an unusual occurrence. i should say that reports of the theatre being half empty at the end are wildly exaggerated. i just empty at the end are wildly exaggerated. ijust want empty at the end are wildly exaggerated. i just want to be clear, is it about the violence that you object to the film, or is it just rubbish film? it's a film, and asa just rubbish film? it's a film, and as a result its use of violence is com pletely as a result its use of violence is completely gratuitous. understood. ellen, high, and i could see you're reacting to whatjessica was saying and smiling at some of the things she was saying. what is the specific problem with the levels of violence in this film? i have to start by saying i haven't seen the film, obviously, so i'm at a disadvantage there. but this is typical lars von trier territory. he's always provocative and his films always are. so this doesn't surprise me in the slightest at