how will hollywood react to this? the love alec baldwin but this hits a sore nerve with people. >> i think hollywood is very familiar with alec baldwin's outburst. i think this is just another bump in the road for him with that community. whether the wider public will feel that way is to be determined. >> does it damage him in the long run or is it just alec being alec do you think? >> i think it damages him, certainly in the short run, i think the question is obviously has these political aspirations. what will that do for those down the line? >> you made an interesting point i thought which was that martin bashir, a fellow briton air at msnbc got into hot water over a comment he made attacking sarah palin over her analogy of slavery to modern day issues. and he's still on the air even though most people found his comments reprehensible, including many people at msnbc. alec baldwin said his comments in a street where a paparazzi was trying to take pictures of his new baby, and he says different situations. are the? c

>> there's a disconnect between hollywood and war fighters. i don't think physically they are connected to individuals going into the military. those that live in the hinter lands, fly-over country are more connected to the military. every one of my neighbours is a former marine or served in some capacity with the military. the thing that hollywood misses is the actual type of person that goes into the military. you look at the movies you mentioned. platt on and vietnam, and a lot of those soldiers were not ideal human being. a lot serving could be ceos working in companies or walmart. they choose to sort of. today it's more recognised with some films that have come out in the last several years and now. >> talking about vietnam, people described the comparison between vietnam and world war ii when it domes movies is everyone in world war ii was portrayed as a hero, and as being crazy. is that fair when you look at some of the movies that came out of the vietnam war. some of those movies fit the bill. it goes both ways. one of the best is comi

hollywood has an impact. he said unconsciously it's on the half and have sometimes they do it consciously and they want to put forth a certain narrative. she's doing a fundraiser for president obama. when i talked to her about friends that he had a wedding i think it was either season one or season two of the show and i said what prompted that and she said the next-door neighbors and they had a daughter and we wanted to make the daughter feel good so we specifically wrote that in with politics in mind and she's of course the writer's room was very much to the left to some of it is conscious and some of it is unconscious. some of it is that sometimes the lines work better. but if you are trying to write a villain in hollywood there will be five -- better off writing a corporate white filling than a government fell in from the liberal government or writing an era of terrorist when they had to run an apology prompted when kiefer sutherland had to get on the tv and explain to americans that they were all morons a

that part of hollywood is not the glamour part of hollywood. we call it east hollywood here in los angeles. it's more residential. it's more community. >> jackie goldberg is a former los angeles city councilwoman. in 1995 she represents a district where the city is building a subway. it's one of the largest public works projects of its time, and some of the constituents are complaining about it. >> we don't need a metro rail as they are proposing it. let's get back to the buses where the people can be moved around properly. >> not only are residents complaining, but so are the business owners. for them it's less about the subway itself than the construction. they're losing money. >> it takes so long to build these things underground and you don't have much choice but to tear streets up and close streets. businesses were putting big signs on their property saying, open for business during construction because it looked like you couldn't get there. and people were angry. >> so when a water main breaks at the construction site on hollywood bouleva

>> he is a very mysterious exotic figure in hollywood. i don't know the truth. >> reporter: for 20 years one of the most powerful hollywood producers born in israel says he was a leading israeli intelligence agent. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: in a new interview broadcast in israel, a reporter asked millshin about a 1983 indent where he reportedly used actor richard drives to richard dreyfuss to set up a meeting between scientists and officials. he says everyone wants to meet a star and that's how it happened. "a" list actors such as ben affleck and robert deniro said they heard it but didn't care. >> i remember at some point i asked arnen about that. i just wanted to know. he said yeah, i did, i'm israeli, i serve my country. >> reporter: it was suggested that executives in the entertainment industry must have known his secrets. but one movie executive says, not true. >> there's only one politics, only one religion in this town, hits. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: millshen i understand the interview says he did it for hi

milchan indicated other big hollywood players were also involved. saying "when i came to hollywood, i detached myself completely from my physical activities to dedicate myself to what i really wanted, film making, but sometimes it gets mix the up." the 68-year-old milchan owns new regency films and has produced more than 120 movies working closely with directors such as martin scorsese and an-oliver stone. he forged i a relationship with robert deneierry also featured in the israeli television program. >> i did ask him once and he told me that he was an israeli and that he of course, would do these things for his country. >> you want to come to hollywood and act like a big shot without doing anything? >> yeah. >> in a story that seems reminiscent to last year's oscar winning true to life film argue go" that depicted the hollywood collaboration to rescue u.s. diplomats stuck in iran, it's a safe bet hollywood execs will be fighting to bring this story to the big screen, too. now we did reach out to arnon milchan for comment about this revelation but

did hollywood refuse to showcase hitler's reign of terror? >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> a look back to a dramatic event in world history. 1930s germany as hitler came to power and created a killing machine. did the world know? a bold effort to expose the threat, one that could have captured america's attention if only movie goers had been watching. >> i had never heard a man so able to sway people. >> the production seems crud by today's standards, but in his 1933 film, neil vanderbilt tried to warn the world about what he saw as a serious threat in adolf hitler. >> in the hour and a half that hitler talked to that packed audience he was as effective. >> as a son of one of the most powerful families he is set out to produce his own exposÉ on hitler. >> they were ready to accept the promises of anyone who held out some hope for the future. >> reporter: in this era before beforeiphones vanderbilt had two items that put him in an unique position, film camera and a well-known name that gave him direct access to key fi

three million and then a lot of the people who come to hollywood come to hollywood because they need to be adored and the people who need to be adored it's a kind of a sickness and i called hollywood the cannibal house because most of those people will each other to get ahead they will do anything to your head and they don't realize that one minute till if they're lucky that you know one in a million or one in ten million they'll be on top of the world in the next minute no matter who they are they're going to fall down because that's the essence of delusion and that's the essence of hollywood so i love movies i love movie making i think it can be one of the most enlightening you know maybe use for. humans to use to help the world be a better place to disseminate spectacular emotions and love and information of course movies can be used for you know the opposite of that so it's a spectacular mill you in an amazing place and there are many great great people in hollywood not just actors directors producers but there's also you know the allure of those folks that came there for the wro

in hollywood, born in israel, says he was also a leading israeli intelligence ajent. in a new interview broadcast in israel, a reporter asks about a 1983 instance where he reportedly used actor richard dreyfus to help shet up a meeting between an american nuclear scientist and israeli officials. he says everybody wants to meet a star, and that's how the meeting happened. a-list actor such as ben afflec and robert deniro heard the rumors but say they didn't care. >> i remember some point i had asked about that, being friends i was curious, but not in an accusatory way, just want today know, and he -- he said, yeah, i'm israeli. >> it was suggested that executives in the entertainment industry must have known his secret, but one movie executive says not true. >> there's only one politic. there's only one religion in this town. >> milshan ends the interview saying he did it for his country but stopped short of calling himself a spiechlt >> he also claims he's not the only hollywood big wig involved. >>> no need to change the channel. walnut creek into the 1970s and movem

this author accuses hollywood for forging a pact to us movie houses. when hitte hitler came to powert movie studios demanded that though fire half of their salesmen in germany and by 1936 they failed all of their jewish salesmen in determin germany. the nazis said they couldn't make a film showing the war or the persecution of jews. for the american business to go along with each of the demands is collaboration in a sense. the notion that hollywood was implicit is challenged 'by a reminder in the 1930s in the germany and in the you had was a very different time. >> words like collaboration and comcomecom complicity. ar are over blown. >> ththe images of the. >> announcer: nazis are so vivid. they are the universal universe emblem. so for the hollywood studio to be importing a film into germ germany in the 1930s wouldn't be considered a horror. >> the film screened in new york. >> we'll be right back. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their . >> it's the latest high octane company to go public. twister is going to make the people that help

it truly is black listing in hollywood. that's why most of the people don't do it until they're in their 50s. >> because then you're protected because you don't worry about them taking down your career or your professional opportunities. >> because you're done. >> because you're finally established. good for him. i hope that more people in hollywood do start to speak out. i think they're getting tired of the fact that government is so incompetent. they've been supportive. they've held their tongues. they've been quiet about some of the things they are disturbed by. it gets to a point where if you think you're going to make a difference in the world that you finally have to use the platform you've been given. true. my friend suzanne summers she's a conservative. she's been here at fox a lot. >> name dropper. >> well, sorry, i know you're jealous. >> and she's had a hard time as well because she's conservative and some of the articles and things she's written, there's been a lot of, you know, vicious just -- that she was quit

most people in hollywood are sympathetic to israel. not without exception, and not without some various degrees of criticism, but that is not an uncomfortable relationship for many people who work in hollywood. same as many people who work in new york. so it did not automatically put him at ads, and -- at odds, and it may have endeared him. what was interesting when i worked on the starry for "vanity fair", and had ran in the los angeles magazine instead - but what was interesting was everybody that i met would whisper as soon as i met them, "you know - you know that arnon is a big arms dealer." everybody - it seemed to, you know, make - made him more - gave him a cache >> absolutely. >> it was no big secret. now he's saying he was an agent for israel. that's no surprise. you would not work at the level of arms deliver ris unless you were closely moss ard. >> in hollywood the cache goes a great distance. journalist ann louise bardach, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> michael eaves is here with sports. an u

hollywood raises money. hollywood attracts people and hollywood carries a lot of weight. and i think in this race, it's -- even though christie has not said, i'm running week feeling -- we're feeling he may run and who belter to come up against celebrity clintonite, hollywoodite, than chris christie. not everybody can appeal to hollywood and not everybody does it embrace and the fact that -- look, you have pelosi going on letterman, you have ted cruz that went on jay leno. so, obviously it works, and i wouldn't be surprised in the next big presidential campaign if you see campaign strategists and managers incorp -- incorporating publicists and hollywood media. >> if they don't know you and see you can be funny like chris christie, when he was on lettererman he was eating a doughnut to poke fun another at weight. john kennedy dating back to the jack parr days. and i'm wondering whether it moves the needle. i can site humanizing the candidate and maybe drews some money to them. but significantly so? >> i think it does. obama hat failed policy. i don't need to draw them out

. >> this is to me one of the dirtiest dark secrets of hollywood. >> the hollywood reporter blowing the whistle on what animal rights groups are calling a very serious problem. it is plaguing the movie industry. and has for years. coming up. ,,,,,, to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. about >>> at least 10 haitian migrants were killed overnight and these grainy photos show about 100 more clinging to the hole of a capsized boat near the bahamas. the overcrowded 40-foot boat hit ground, and then flipped over, throwing dozens into the water. and the u.s. coast guard and royal bohemian defense force worked together in the rescue. it is not clear whether the mig grants were headed to the bahamas or the u.s. >>> hollywood defending itself against allegations of animal cruelty. according to the hollywood

he came back to hollywood in 1962, when he and harold arlen did gay paris, which is with judy garland. she asked them to come back. and it's a cult animated cartoon now, which you can get in your video. and i remember him putting on a show at the taber auditorium. "welcome back, yip," you know? and he -- in '62. >> but that means that the wizard of oz made it big during the time that he was blacklisted. that was--and when you consider the social commentary that it was making, that's pretty profound. >> yeah, but i don't think hardly anyone knows the political symbolism underneath the wizard of oz, because, again, it's a thing that happens in finian's rainbow, even though as peter stone, a noted playwright on broadway, said, "it's the only socialist tract ever on broadway." alright? people don't hear the political message in it, ok? they are vastly entertained. the same thing happens with the wizard. you know, nobody would even think of such a thing. >> my songs, like "when the idle poor become the idle rich" and "brother, can you spare a dime?" caused a great deal of furor during a pe

also the hollywood season is big also the hollywood season is big time for hollywood, time for hollywood, this time it this time it will not will not disappoint like disappoint like "the "the anchor man anchor man 2." 2." what about a personal racetrack what about a personal racetrack acting as a video game. acting as a video game. i'm antonio mora, welcome to i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." "consider this." we begin with men and women in we begin with men and women in the armed services. the armed services. for many soldiers returning from for many soldiers returning from combat the war is beginning. combat the war is beginning. from from catastrophic injuries to catastrophic injuries to ptsd they return with a host of ptsd they return with a host of the issues. the issues. suicide rates among military are suicide rates among military are higher than civilians. higher than civilians. it's getting worse. it's getting worse. what is america doing to help what is america doing to help they say serve when they come they say serve when they come back from wars. back from wars.

. >> ildr srting gamere the new kward spotn hollywood. over the weekend there was britney a did swed to soccer game of the kids and k-fed was also there and this awkward teraction. i tnk they'recool. we have k-feactually aft the game 're w it ird a. man.li, no, everod med on >> that's co. guys. pt you >> yeah. he speaks the truth. there. not wrong >>t's alwaysawkward. >> who isoolith the gu that's banging theirx special if they're bright 90 spears. girlfriend ever had were you upset about when you broke up? >> no really? >> you want them to be single forever? i don't wt them to hay, no. >> have aice night. bro ll right, >> later. >> coming up, kan west and o ains are pr forming at parties. party. rthday >> ad d kanye, another $. d nye, another $40. middle-earth is back at denny's with the build your own hobbit slam. twenty delicious options, like sweet potato pecan pancakes, hearty breakfast sausage and honey cake french toast. a meal to satisfy the hungriest of hobbits. see "the hobbit: the delation of smaug." >> and now, "tmz" presents,

an alarming new report that puts hollywood producers on the defensive. how close one famous tiger got to drowning. next. >> reporter:still ahead-- i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> reporter: morning lows. if you are in wine country, we have good news for you all the first thing in the 40's for the most part print 51 and oakland for your overnight lull and highs tomorrow 65 impala alta with 66 in redwood city. 68 in campbell. 65 for walnut creek in 64 for vallejo. out by the coast 61 and is down and in san francisco 64. we have slight warming it will get clobbe

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- chris hemsworth. artie lange. jimmy's youtube challenge and music from jane's addiction. with cleto and the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you. i'm glad you're on time. [ cheers and applause ] >> today is one of my favorite days of the year. the monday after daylights saving time ends, it's the best workday. this morning i got up before the alarm went off. i got to work early. i taught a pilates class on the way in. i felt like i was in a commercial. i love it when we set the clock back. there is one negative. it marks the beginning of a four month period of my clock on my microwave being an hour wrong. we have some great guests for you tonight, chris hemsworth is here. specifically to make us feel bad about our bodies. and then, and then we will all feel good again courtesy of the great artie lange. and as if that wasn't enough, we have muse frik jaic from jane's addiction. we also have our youtube challenge. you will not be disappointed with this

hollywood aprende ellos y ellos de hollywood. >> me parece una experiencia extraordinaria porque no cualquiera puede trabajar haciendo autopsias, aprendiendo del cuerpo, fascinado por el cuerpo y despuÉs aplicar eso a hollywood. >> si usted estÁ pensando en hacer una pelÍcula de horror, suspenso o crimen, el primer paso es llegar aquÍ, en busca de todo lo que tiene que ver con muertos. >> bueno, en esta morgue no solo se alquilan piezas, sino que tambiÉn se practican mÁs de 700 a 800 autopsias mensualmente. hay [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> bueno, el paso de la tormenta manuel por el estado de guerrero sepultÓ una comunidad y cuasÓ la muerte de mÁs de 70 personas. aÚn no logran rescatar los cadÁveres y sus seres queridos buscan rescactarlos a toda costa. nos muestran el desolador panorama. >> las esperanzas de rescatar los cuerpos estÁn bajo tierras. en menos de un minuto, el paso de la tormenta manuel por guerrero estuvo a punto de borrar del mapa a esta comunidad que cuenta con una poblaciÓn de 600 personas de las que al menos, 71 murieron. todos por aquÍ perdieron a un familiar o un am

aprende de ellos, y ellos de hollywood. >>p>para mí tener este trabajo es una experiencia extraordinaria, porque no cualquiera puede trabajar haciendo autopsias, aprendiendo del cuerpo. >>> así que si usted piensa hacer una película de horror, suspenso o crimen, el primer paso es venir aquí en búsqueda de todo lo que tiene que ver con muertos. >>> gracias; daniela, en esta morgue no solo se alquilan piezas para películas, sino que se practican de 700 a 800 autopsias al mes. >>> también la actuación de pamela silva conde en el programa de greg, hablaron mucho de primer impacto, también de perú, de donde es pamela y también por supuesto de los hispanos y de muchos temas, así que en hora buena, mi querida pamela, en el show de craig. >>> pausa y recuerde que siempre esperamos sus comentarios y ahí pueden ver que estoy en facebook, estoy en twitter y también en instagram y como siempre en univision.com/barbarabermudo. >>> jackie guerrido con el avance del tiempo. >>> gracias; bárbara bermudo, feliz jueves y les c

hollywood likes to make movies about hollywood. like "argos." you know you are being manipulated by the music. there are so many things. nonetheless at the end of that movie i look around and how many people see me wipe buckets of tears from my eye. tom hanks is great and ava thomp son. i was surprised how much i liked it. >> on a different theme, we have got something based on an lannkston hughes poem. >> the woman what directed it directed another movie. it's rare to have female directors and rarer still to have african-directors. it's a classic play written on a lot of traditional christmas tales. it has a killer cast. if it's marketed right it may be significant film. >> talking about prestige films, what has the biggest oscar buzz at the moment of the end of the year movies? >> i'll answer that. i have to piggyback on something bill said. the director played in "silence of lambs", clarees starling's partner. i had no idea. i find that cool that the two actresses had both gone on to become successful directors. ardilia was the name in the mo

live from hollywood, back to you. we getill see you when back. you can catch the highlights right on our website. >> developing tonight the case of o.j. simpson. a judge has rejected his request for a new trial. he claims the original lawyer botched his trial five years ago. he was sentenced to 33 years. >> also developing tonight a policean shot by a officer has died. officers say they were canvassing the complex looking for clues friday morning when an officer tried to stop the man and question him. officer openede fire. police confirmed a man has died. >> they have accused a woman of stabbing a man at the metro station. they tell us to people that didn't know each other got into an altercation. thisers released surveillance photo. make for arrest in a robbery on a high-traffic foot half. the four men are accused of assaulting and robbing three students on november 9. the injured student was taken to an area hospital for treatment. charges range from robbery to a salt to theft. seat. paul's by the confirms the church director has passed away. w

., those are the gates of miley cyrus' hollywood home. that man 40-year-old jason rivera had a giant red heart around his neck and unhealthy obsession with the 19-year-old singer. >> i have scissors. >> reporter: rivera found guilty of trespass slapped with a three year restraining order. he is not allowed within 1,000 yard of miley. for the protection celebrities get from the cops and courts they have this woman to thank, rebecca schaeffer rising star in the 80s played patty on the hit tv show "my sister sam." >> bran doidon is. >> back in the days there were no stalking laws in california or anywhere else. >> reporter: rebecca had a stalker, robert bardo. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: bardo was enraged when he saw schaeffer getting into bed with a man "scenes from a class struggle in beverly hills" classic stalker behavior. >> how dare she. she is not remaining pure for me. they put the victim on the pedestal. but once they're rejected it is anger, rage, rejection. >> reporter: bardo tracked her down and showed up at her apartment with

17 years >> these two girls were the richest teeny boppers in hollywood. them.ne was talking about lorde walks into the scene and she has acal tent. >> she's number one on the billboard chart and miley cyrus and katy perry below her. she's beating all of them. >> she's got talent. whoa.n whoa, whoa, stop saying katy perry doesn't talent. >> i didn't say katy perry didn't have talent. she's talented. she got two big talents in front her. >> a gift from god is what they are. >> coming up -- >> justin bieber says that he did not desecrate the argentinian flag. he's saying it was just a misunderstanding. he thought it was bra and panties thrown on stage. >> next "tmz," one of the biggt stars in the world whose sex, andmotes drugs, overpriced bottles of booze >> "tmz" argentina where we marathon our 24-hour of the movie "evita" to break you breaking justin bieber flag news.ation >> he says he did not desecrate the argentinian flag. >> what he's referng to is the incident where a fan threw what appeared to be an argentinian flag on stage and justin did this. >>

plays in historical revisionism something that i have been referring to as the hollywood cia hollywood military industrial cineplex and and its take argo you know the movie that the cia actually was writing that basically working on part of a script for argo years ago and specifically in their hollywood division. they have a division in the cia that actually talks about what they would like to see as a movie. zero dark thirty the cia directly involved it was directly involved in rewriting the script for that and again this helps push the idea in zero dark thirty it's justifying the use of torture and if you go back and look at argo it's sort of reminding americans well what's wrong with iran and why should we be wary about iran and again this cia has has a hand in these kind of movies in the problem is the public sometimes these this isn't oculus entertainment it isn't it's these are ad junkies of the news industry this is all the infotainment industry right you could call it in media complex as well and this is really part of the problem and people don't really critically think about

it is good to see more and more in hollywood. >> it is nice to see more hollywood people who are conservative and maybe it's not just a bad thing he will keep you on the black list and whatnot if you are conservative. >> greg, what do you think? >> in hollywood there's what is called the honesty status ratio. as your status grows you speak out about something it's okay never to work again then you will actually speak out. hence when you will look at a lot of these people the jon voights, they have all reached a point in their career if they got black listed they could survive. you can't do this as a young person. you do not have the wealth or status to absorb the damage. it is black listing and is mccarthyism that is why people don't do it in their 50's. >> you are finally established. >> good for him. i hope that more people in hollywood do start to speak out. i think they are getting tired of the fact that government is so incompetent and they have been supportive and they have held their tongues they have been quiet about some of the things they are disturbed by. it gets to a point if you

mcgowan leaving arclight hollywood. in the show "charmed." >> what do you think of the "charmed" reboot. are you going to watch? i didn't watch the first time, i'm not going to watch the second time. she's saying because she acted in it, she doesn't need to watch the show. a what if they offered you role, would you ever perhaps indulge -- primetime television freaks me out. interesting. >> i don't really buy that statement. if rose mcgowan got offered a part on "the good wife," i think she'd take it in a second. why do you pick cbs shows? >> his wife is the head of the cbs station. is the good wife. [laughter] >> coming up -- calabasas. >> calabasas is the new beverly hills in some way. an explosion of celebrities since tmz came along. jessica simpson moved to calabasas before tmz was there. jessica simpson made calabasas. beetle juice 2t is happening. baldwin was in his prime at that point. >> coming up -- >> rob lowe plays j.f.k. in the new nation geographic movie. >> rob lowe plays j.f.k. in the new nawhat does that

plays in historical revisionism something that i have been referring to as the hollywood cia hollywood military industrial cineplex and and its take argo you know the movie that the cia actually was writing that basically working on part of a script for argo years ago and specifically in their hollywood division. they have a division in the cia that actually talks about what they would like to see as a movie. zero dark thirty the cia directly involved it was directly involved in rewriting the script for that and again this helps push the idea in zero dark thirty it's justifying the use of torture and if you go back and look at argo it's sort of reminding americans well what's wrong with iran and why should we be wary about iran and again the cia has has a hand in these kind of movies and the problem is the public sometimes these this isn't oculus entertainment it isn't it's these are ad junkies of the news industry this is all the infotainment industry right you could call it in vote media complex as well and this is really part of the problem and people don't really critically think a

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plays in historical revisionism something that i have been referring to as the hollywood cia hollywood military industrial cineplex and and its take argo you know the movie that the cia actually was writing that basically working on part of a script for argo years ago and specifically in their hollywood division. they have a division in the cia that actually talks about what they would like to see as a movie. zero dark thirty the cia directly involved it was directly involved in rewriting the script for that and again this helps push the idea in zero dark thirty it's justifying the use of torture and if you go back and look at argo it's sort of reminding americans well what's wrong with iran and why should we be wary about iran and again cia has has a hand in these kind of movies in the problem is the public sometimes these this isn't oculus entertainment it isn't it's these are ad junkies of the news industry this is all the infotainment industry right you could call it in vote tame and media complex as well and this is really part of the problem and people don't really critically thi

milchan indicated other big hollywood players were also involved, saying, "when i came to hollywood, i detached myself completely from my physical activities to dedicate myself to what i really wanted, film making, but sometimes it gets mixed up." the 68-year-old milchan owned new regency films and has produced more than 120 movies, working closely with directors such as martin scorsese and oliver stone. he forged an especially close relationship with actor robert de niro, who was also featured in the israeli television program. >> i did ask him once. we spoke about something and he told me that he was an israeli and that he, of course, would do these things for his country. >> so you want to come to hollywood, act like a big-shot without actually doing anything. >> yeah. >> reporter: in a story that seems rim nicent to last year's true-to-life film "argo" that depicted the cia/hollywood collaboration to rescue diplomats stuck in iran, it's a safe bet hollywood execs will be fighting to bring this story to the big screen, too. >>> a comet had its thanksgiving day date with the sun an

he hinted other big hollywood players were also involved. saying, quote, when i came to hollywood, i detached myself completely from my physical activities to dedicate myself to what i really wanted, film making. but sometimes it gets mixed up. he owns new regency films and works closely with directors such as martin scorsese and oliver stone. he forged a relationship with robert deniro. he said he was an israeli and he would of course do these things for his country. >> reporter: in a story that seems reminiscent to last year's film argo that depicted the collaboration to rescue dlpts, it's a safe bet hollywood execs will be fighting to bring this story to the big screen too. now we reached out to milton today, but we wered told he was traveling and unavailable. i have been covering hollywood for a long time and not much surprises me. but this is a wow story. >> it's too bad he's unavailable. when he's available, he should come out on the situation room. >>> just ahead. birth control versus religion. the supreme court takes on a new case th

and the hollywood story. it's something that actually is kind of a dirty dark secret in hollywood because just about anybody who works in the industry knows that there's virtually no real meaningful protection for animals in the movies. i have been a prosecutor for 13, 14 years, i just retired, and i was the first animal cruelty prosecutor in the country. my area was los angeles. during that time, we were never able to get any reports, to get any information about what was happening on movie sets. over the years, i grew more and more suspicious about whether there really was monitoring. i learned more and more that they were not on the set when they would say they were -- >> what's happening on the set? be specific. what's happening on these sets through you're saying maybe more than a decade. what is happening to these animals you've seen? >> well, actually, it's been going on, on and off, since the movie industry began. this goes back to the 1920s and '30s when johnny weismuller in a tarzan movie was sittin

plays in historical revisionism something that i have been referring to as the hollywood cia hollywood military industrial cineplex and and its take argo you know the movie that the cia actually was writing that basically working on part of a script for argo years ago and specifically in their hollywood division. they have a division in the cia that actually talks about what they would like to see as a movie. zero dark thirty the cia directly involved it was directly involved in rewriting the script for that and again this helps push the idea in zero dark thirty it's justifying the use of torture and if you go back and look at argo it's sort of reminding americans well what's wrong with iran and why should we be wary about iran and again a has as a hand in these kind of movies in the problem is the public sometimes these this isn't oculus entertainment it isn't it's these are ad junkies of the news industry this is all the infotainment industry right you could call it in vote tame and media complex as well and this is really part of the problem and people don't really critically think