what can you tell us about tonya harding? i don't know about tonya harding. aren't you her bodyguard? as a young producer and actor in the business, do you think the game is still rigged against women? there's far more female driven content, female lead films now than even when i started, and i haven't even been doing it this long. still, is it enough? no. we still have... the statistics are so imbalanced. i think it's going to take a while. but, yeah. don't forget to go to our website. and you get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm duncangolestani. it's going to be a bit chilly out their first this it's going to be a bit chilly out theirfirst this morning. not it's going to be a bit chilly out their first this morning. not as much sunshine today because all of the cloud that has been filling in the cloud that has been filling in the atlantic has been slowly heading oui’ the atlantic has been slowly heading our way. we have a defence of the cloud arriving across wales and the south—west. not as cold here. less reliable cloud elsewhere m

it wasn't about telling the tonya harding story. the haters always say, "tonya, tell the truth." reporter: tonya, how do you feel. . . ? tyres squeal. everyone has their own truth. there's the whole, you know, conversation around truth. we have all these unreliable narrators telling completely contradictory versions of the exact same event. i mean, come on! what kind of friggin‘ person bashes in theirfriend's knee? who would do that? the juxtaposition of everyone's different point of view and story is where the dark comedy comes in, where you see my character throw a knife at tonya and then you cut to me saying, "you know, what family doesn't have their ups and downs?" i didn't stay home making apple brown betty's. no. i made you a champion! knowing you'd hate me for it! that's the sacrifice a mother makes! i wish i had a mother like me instead of nice! you cursed me. in the movie, you assault your daughter on more than one occasion and yet, her mother in real life denies it happening. i told her side of the story very well. i think i — i understood i had to make her a three�

it wasn't about telling the tonya harding story. the haters always say, tonya, tell the truth. we have all these unreliable narrators telling completely contradictory versions of the exact same event. i mean come on, what kind of friggin' person bashes in their friend's knee? the juxtaposition of everyone's different point of view and story is where the dark comedy comes in. where you see my character throw a knife at tonya. and then you cut to me saying, you know, what family doesn't have their ups and downs? i made you a champion! knowing you'd hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. i wish i had a mother like me instead of nice. you cursed me. in the movie, you assault your daughter on more than one occasion, and yet her mother in real life denies it happening. i told her side of the story very well. i think i, i understood, i had to make her a three—dimensional character, she wasjust a monster. character, she wasn't just a monster. how old are you honey? she's a soft four. having been a figure skater myself, i know how expensive it is to have custom skates an

what can you tell us about tonya harding? i don't know about tonya harding. aren't you her bodyguard? as a young producer and actor in the business, do you think the game is still rigged against women? there's far more female—driven content, female—led films now than even when i started, and i haven't even been doing it this long. i think the next step is having female storytellers tell those stories about is the change that i can see happening right now. everyone is making a conscious effort and i think that we will see, you know, the result of that over the next couple of years. but still, is it enough? no. we still have — the statistics are so imbalanced. i think it's going to take a while. but yeah. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @nkemifejika. the weather now with darren bett. hello there, good morning. it's going to be a bit chilly out there first thing this morning. clearer skies in many areas to follow the sunshine that we had yesterday. but there won't be as much sunshine today because all this cl

now, i, tonya. now, you've seen i, tonya as well? it's a good watch. it is. it's a good watch. margo robbie, she also produces, she stars as tonya harding, whose career imploded after she was implicated in an attack on a fellow skater. robbie has been nominated for awards. essentially, the film takes the structure of telling contradictory stories. it says at the beginning "based on the totally true and utterly contradictory testimonies of its central characters" and during the narrative, we see each of the central characters talking to the audience either through faux interviews or by breaking the fourth wall by turning towards the audience and going "this didn't happen". but essentially, it is a story of somebody who has come through an abusive background — she was beaten by her husband, she is also attacked by her mother although allison janney is the mother, who is an award—winner, as we know — she says "oh, for heaven's sake, show me a family that don't have their ups and downs", and it manages to balance, in my opinion, the serious subject matter of domestic abuse �

it wasn't about telling the tonya harding story. the haters always say, "tonya, tell the truth." reporter: tonya, how do you feel...? tyres squeal. everyone has their own truth. there's the whole, you know, conversation around truth. we have all these unreliable narrators telling completely contradictory versions of the exact same event. i mean, come on! who would do that? the juxtaposition of everyone's different point of view and story is where the dark comedy comes in, where you see my character throw a knife at tonya and then you cut to me saying, "you know, what family doesn't have their ups and downs?" i didn't stay home making apple brown bettys. no. i made you a champion! knowing you'd hate me for it! that's the sacrifice a mother makes! i wish i had a mother like me instead of nice! you cursed me. in the movie, you assault your daughter on more than one occasion and yet, her mother in real life denies it happening. i told her side of the story very well. i think i — i understood i had to make hera three—dimensional character. she wasn't just a monster. how old are yo

tonya harding is here tonight, and i just -- i just -- i'd like to thank tonya for sharing her story about class in america, tell a story about the disenfranchised, tell a story about a woman who was not embraced for her individual wallty. >> reporter: both actors are up for an oscar. the whole truth -- >> clearly none of us know exactly what happened, but i think we just have to open our minds and understand that there's always more to the story than we think we know. >> the oscars at 8:00 p.m. eastern, sunday night, right here. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a data analyst from nashville, tennessee... a strategy consultant from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion -- a librarian from cleveland, ohio... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, all. thank you, johnny. we seem to have run into some difficult -- more difficult material than is usually the case so far this week on "jeopardy!" however, maryann has pe

tonya harding, implicated in an attack and her career fell apart. robbie's been nominated for awards. the film takes the structure of telling contradictory stories. at the beginning, it says, "based on the totally true and utterly contradictory testimonies of its central characters" and during the narrative, we see of the central characters talking to the audience, either through faux interviews or breaking the fourth wall, turning to the audience and going, "this didn't happen." but essentially it is a story of somebody who has come through and abusive background. she is beaten by her husband. she is also attacked by her mother although the mother who is allisonjanney, says for heaven's sake, show me a family that don't have their ups and downs. it manages to balance, in my opinion, the serious subject matter of domestic abuse, which it is about, with also being a film playing with post modern conventions in a way that reminded me of the film 2a—hour party people in which characters will turn up and go, "this didn't happen." it's a film about a s

tonya harding is here tonight, and i just -- i just -- i'd like to thank tonya for sharing her story about class in america, tell a story about the disenfranchised, tell a story about a woman who was not embraced for her individual wallty. >> reporter: both actors are up for an oscar. the whole truth -- >> clearly none of us know exactly what happened, but i think we just have to open our minds and understand that there's always more to the story than we think we know. >> the oscars at 8:00 p.m. eastern, sunday night, right here. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> so far they have caused quite a bit of damage, they have damaged windows, they dented the exterior of vehicles, over 20 strikes in the last 10 days is too m. >> exclusive new details about the unusual step that police are taking to try to catch their suspect, including even calling in the fbi. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> the attacks happened on shuttle busses along interstate 280. but the chp revealed today when the shuttle busses moved to highway 101, the101, the101, the them there. >>

tonya: the details are still coming out. but what the allegations are there that he has been for many years taken gifts and was always called here to the champagne and cigar case. that he has taken gifts from businessmen, especially this one producer that has been always mentioned, and that has been worth many tens of thousands of israeli shekels. now, with the question must for the police, has he actually given some favors in return? we're waiting for the details to come out on that in the case 1000 has more to do with influencing a publisher to get more favored coverage. that deal has not been really implemented at the end. sarah: tonya kramer with the latest from israel where there are reports that police have enough evidence to recommend prosecutors consider trading prime minister benjamin netanyahu with bribery. thank you for your reporting. south africa's ruling party has formally asked the president jacob zuma to resign and said he should go so the country can move toward political stability and economic recovery. pre

but tonya's point of view was shown. and jechff's point of view. in their version, she its a monster. >> everyone named lavonna is a monster. there aren other people named lavonna. >> everyone kept calling me lavonna, it's lavonna. >> you should have burned them with the cigarette. how about the parakeet on your shoulder the whole movie, was that difficult? >> i auditioned three parrots for the role. this guy i picked he was the most chill and hung out on my shoulder didn't do anything. then when we, dwolt shooting the thing. i had to put a breathing tube mine ear, i de, nose, and, i decide, lavonna had to have emphyzema. the bird handler wouldn't let us smoke. and then the bird became obsessed with the plastic thing around my ear. kept poking at it incessantly. drove me crazy. couldn't do anything. i knew we had two hours to film the scene. the entirety of my direct address to the camera. i just, barreled on through. it kind of fueled me. made me. >> jimmy: whatever happened. the chemistry between you and the bird was amazing. really was. and by t

margot robbie hasjust arrived, she is starring in i, tonya, which hasjust openedin starring in i, tonya, which hasjust opened in the uk. is there a sense of the number of british designers worn here tonight? there are definitely a few. angelina jolie is wearing one. sally hawkins is also wearing one. sally hawkins is also wearing the same label. designed by tomorrow ralph will stop we also saw the lee james wearing lilli mccartney. we're in the middle of london fashion week, so it is a nice complement to london fashion week to see all these brilliant british designs on the red carpet. you mentioned lee james, who is in the darkest hour. we were talking about gary 0ldman earlier. let's return to learn more about the shape of water. i'm joined by the lead, sally hawkins, who is up for best actress. how challenging was it playing this character, who hardly ever speaks? you have got the technical challenge, but it was a bit of a gift. i was delighted to hear she doesn't speak, because in the script you are trying to work out how you make words that the mouth. and make sense. and yet her inn

we have i, tonya with an astonishing performance by margot robbie who also produces. and dark river, a new film by barnard. finding your feet, even the poster looks like a quintessential british gathering. the poster doesn't do it any favours, it's aimed at the same audience that did best exotic marigold hotel a huge hit. the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement. she has her retirement planned out, she leads a very posh life and discovers suddenly that her husband has been having an affair. here is a clip. what the hell's going on? we were just... it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. get off me. how long's it's been going on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend. we even took you to the palace. i didn't mean for this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you are doing! now, please calm d

we have i, tonya with an astonishing performance by margot robbie who also produces. and dark river, a new film by clio barnard. finding your feet, even the poster looks like a quintessential british gathering. the poster doesn't do it any favours, it's aimed at the same audience that made best exotic marigold hotel a huge hit. the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement. she has her retirement planned out, she leads a very posh life and discovers suddenly that her husband has been having an affair. here is a clip. what the hell's going on? we were just... it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. how long's it's been going on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend. we even took you to the palace. i didn't mean for this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were doing! now, please calm down,

i, tonya. you have seen it as well? it isa tonya. you have seen it as well? it is a good watch. margot robbie stars as tonya harding. she has been nominated for all wards. essentially the film takes the structure of telling contradictory stories, it says based on the totally true and utterly contradictory testimonies of central characters narrative we see each of the central characters talking to the audience either through attend interviews or wrecking the fourth wall by turning towards the audience and saying this didn't happen. essentially, it is a didn't happen, essentially/fit isa of who was come story of somebody who was come through an abusive background, she was by her through an abusive background, she was - by her husband, attacked was beaten by her husband, attacked by her mother although the allison janney is the mother and she says for heavens sake, show me a family that don't have their ups and downs, and it manages to balance, in my opinion, the serious subject matter of domestic abuse which is it about being a film which is playing with conventions in a way post�

tonya: awesome! steve: i have decided today. [tonya speaking indistinctly] now, all i need-- john: yes, sir. steve: all i need is the 10 of you to come and have as good a time as i'm about to have. and to make sure you have a good time-- john: absolutely. steve: i got $20,000 for whoever had the best time. [cheering and applause] let's get it on. give me l.a., give me john.

margot robbie stars as tonya harding. this film is nominated for three oscars... best actress for margot robbie and best supporting actress for allison janney. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... two victorian homes catch fire overnight in san francisco. kron 4's lydia anatazes is live at the scene with the ( darya ) dramatic video in a michigan court... video of a father of 3 of larry nassar victims...lunges at the disgraced gymnastics doctor! we will give you more details at 7. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:high pressure continues through the weekend with record or near record highs forecast. the ridge will stay in place through next week with dry weather forecast for at least the next 7 to 10 days. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident wb 80 at gilman left lane blocked ( james ) breaking news... the former u-s-a gymnastics doctor... larry nassar is attacked in court.( darya ) he was attacked by the f

tonya daughter ling usually cool. and i explained to her in english that he worked for microsoft he warned her that it just that moment her computer was being hacked and all her daughter was in danger to stop that because he said she should give him access to her p.c. . computes again to be sure that he really works for microsoft i looked at the number where did this call come from there was nothing suspicious about it when i said i'm socked when he said he could provide me with the proof on the computer i was convinced that the call was authentic. she then downloaded remote maintenance so the call could log into the computer from the front you located various pop up warnings and fake viruses were moved to. for her eyes but the positive impression didn't last long. and at that moment the hacker has full access to the system you can move the mouse see what they have on their monitors and type in commands that makes it impossible for the victim to know if the perpetrator is making harmful commands installing trojans or

and i can just say that for our company which i run together with tonya to your daughter yes she's a great producer and knows what she wives i can say for our company i am sure that we do not have these problems. ah you know birthday is march eighth international women's day so women's issues must be second nature to you what has to happen next to break the power of these men and curtail this abuse of power and money. well in the last few weeks and months the men have come to understand this. i recently found a good friend who runs a big company called sound he says he won't get into an elevator anymore if a woman is alone and if. that's already a great success a few months ago no one would have thought like nat'l good. i think it's been a wake up call. people are realizing that things have changed and times have changed in the us to tighten safe and healthy viat. you were under her telling you founded your first business and of course men in the industry were just waiting for you to fail or to put off. the thing and i'm thinking about you showed them what was the hardest thing you h

we asked our correspondent tonya kramer whether the tensions between israel syria and iran could be contained in the downing of the jess. well i mean issa has always said as it doesn't want to see a presence of iran in the area now what is so they have said really clear red lines and they act accordingly so it's what is quite new hand the situation i mean is when has carried out in the past many s. two acts against his positions or against and weapon transfers or other locations in syria over the past his during the war in syria but usually there was not much of a response from the assad regime now the response now has been quite strong and that's the new thing over here which creates all the tensions now iran syria the bones they say we want no longer tolerate. entering the syrian as space so this is where of course all the coalition dies and the tensions lying here that are some of the the stories making news around the well. right when protesters in the south korean capital seoul have problems against north korea just hours after a joint korean women's hockey seem. to be killed in china th

she was famously linked to an attack on a fellow skater, now the story of tonya harding gets the hollywood treatment.

we have i, tonya with an astonishing performance by margot robbie who also produces. and dark river, the new film by clio barnard. finding your feet, even the poster looks like a quintessential british gathering. the poster doesn't do it any favours, it's aimed at the same audience that made best exotic marigold hotel a huge hit. the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement. she has her retirement planned out, she leads a very posh life and discovers suddenly that her husband has been having an affair. here is a clip. what the hell's going on? we were just... it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. get off me. how long's it's been going on?

what was your relationship like with tonya and nancy? >> we had a good relationship. at the olympics, we were roommates. we were pretty close. >> reporter: the recent movie "i tonya" is based on harding's life and the attack on kerrigan, in the weeks leading up to those games. >> what kind of person bashes in their friend's knee? >> reporter: have you had a chance to see the movie "i, tonya." >> i actually have, yes. i watched it last week. >> reporter: what did you think? >> it's a movie. the acting was great in it. you know, i was so impressed with her skating. i enjoyed it. you know, i just took it with a grain of salt, knowing there's artistic license and whatnot. >> reporter: yamaguchi is focused on the figure skating competition in pyeongchang. she's become a friend and mentor to karen chen. the two women are from the same hometown. >> that first day, i was completely impressed, seeing her focus and her determination. it was kind of like, ooh, i see a little bit of me in her. >> reporter: yamaguchi now lives just 30 miles from where she grew up with her husband,

. >> i would say that's true for allison janney who unlike her character in "i, tonya" came without a feather friend. >> i wish the bird made an appearance at the oscar photo. >> i brought him to the globes. that was enough. >> you don't think he'll make an appearance? >> if he really was my bird, that might be fun. >> no birds. but allison was photo bombed by this card board cut out of a french film maker who couldn't make it but stole the big day. even the meryl streep was impressed. >> whenever i'm in a room with meryl streep that's a good day. >> she's a queen. this is like summer camp. >> with margot robbie in a chanel mini dress and saoirse roman in an orange cut out. you know what you're wearing oscar day? >> i saw some sketches. i don't want to say anything. it's pretty hot. >> i've had a couple bang feeling from dresses. >> one thing you won't see a repeat of this. >> i love you've gone barefoot. >> had too. >> julia roberts did this at cannes. you're like the julia roberts of oscar luncheon. >> that's what i think of myself. >> i would go barefoot every time if i could. heel

there is a scene when tonya harding had a shotgun and she says this never happened. the triumph is it deals with the serious issues were also being entertaining and funny and sharp. essentially it gives you a kaleidoscopic portrait and says, you decide. everyone watching it would come out with the same opinion that she is a survivor. whatever else you think she is a survivor. absolutely and allison janney think she is a survivor. absolutely and allisonjanney is a genius, that is the other thing you would come out saying. she eats that role for brea kfast. out saying. she eats that role for breakfast. she is just out saying. she eats that role for breakfast. she isjust fantastic. the shape of water. wonderful. breakfast. she isjust fantastic. the shape of water. wonderful! river. —— dark river. easily confused. it deals with abuse and if different way. ruth wilson plays a character who returns to the tenant farm on which she grew up, she's been away 15 years and her abusive father has died and she comes back to the farm which she feels she has a right to take on t

it is in the spirit of tonya i say -- >> she had joined the sla. it was as dramatic as hearing that she had been kidnapped. it was a -- it completely changed everything. >> that was a terrible tape to hear. we could hear real anger in her voice, real anger, but the statement she was making, that she really wanted to stay and fight, just seemed absurd. >> after patricia was accepted into the cell, willie presented her with a gift, a stone artifact that he got in a dig in mexico. she wore it around her neck all the time. she didn't take it off. as much as i hated the idea of her joining us, it was a spectacular propaganda. now thireswants to join the kidnappers. it was only part of the equation. you know, we had to prove that. >> there seems to be a profound change in her. >> i don't believe she's going to change her philosophies that quickly. >> who would have thunk she'd be robbing a bank as a revolutionary? >> she must have been forced to do it. >> she's the victim of thought control. >> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be m

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this is tonya. i know what i have to do. >> she was on a mission. >> how can you not love someone like that? >> death to the fascist insect that preys upon the life of the peopl \>>> patty hearst turned her back on her life of privilege. >> we had to prove that. >> guns loaded, i am a soldier in the people's army. >> she must have been forced to do it. she could have escaped if she'd wanted to. >> she saved my life. i think she was spectacular. >> we don't know where she is. >> lapd, they were closing in. >> you know, make our day. >> i did what i had to do. if she was in there, god willed it. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no phone calls, no word, nothing. >> the sla is the people's army, and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the girl in the wig with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. >> rich college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks. >> southern california's largest manhu

i did see "i, tonya." have you seen? >> stephen: i have not seen "i, tonya." >> oh, it's so good! >> stephen: but i'm a huge jeff gillooly fan. ( laughter ) that joke will be great some day. >> allison janney was so good in this movie. >> stephen: she's always good, she's always good in that. let's talk about actual news going on out there. >> okay. >> stephen: i have unplugged a little bit, for the last two weeks. >> apparently, from what i saw. >> stephen: i don't know what the hell is going on. >> you caught up on the tweets, though. >> stephen: i was very-- well, it's easy. it's a shorthand. it's like the "sparknotes" of democracy, just reading his tweets. ( laughter ) >> yeah, sad. >> stephen: so-- sad. iran, 2009, this also happened. >> right, the green revolution. >> stephen: green revolution. it didn't go anywhere, it was crushed at the time. >> right. >> stephen: is this different in any way, do you think? >> i mean, right now, it hasn't taken the size of that. this started just a couple of days ago. it started, actually, outside tehran. and it started, actually, more as

what was your relationship like with tonya and nancy? >> we had a good relationship. at the olympics we were roommates. we were pretty close. >> reporter: the recent"i tonya" is harding's life and the attack on kerrigan in the weeks leading up to those games. >> what kind of person bashes in their >> reporte ch>> i actually i wast week.hat did you think? >> it's a the great in it. you kno impres with hing. just a grain of salt knowing there's artistic license and whatnot. >> reporter: yamaguchi is figure skating competition in pyeongchang. she's become a friend and mentor to karen chen. the two women are same .)$ >> that first day, i was focu nd her dete ooh, i see a little bitrom where she grew u w t hetik hetican, a former professional hockey player with her daughters and the newest family member a rescue pup what's life like for two k and i love being a soccer mom, watching them pursue their ambitions. >> reporter: her youngest daughter's ambitions are on the ice, where she is training with her mom's partner. >> i try to stand back a little bit and skating mom. >>

he's the front-runner for "i tonya". if she wins guess where she'll be the day after? >> celebrating like ner before? >> that, but also back on the set of "mom." >>> well, here's a set i imagine was a lot different to work on. "50 shades" film. the third and final installment, "50 shades freed," whips into theaters next week, and we've got your exclusive look behind the scenes. >> anastasia, i solemnly vow to love you faithfully. >> billionaire bad boy christian grey and his love anastasia steele finally tie the knot after their rather kinky courtship. >> good morning, wife. ♪ >> good morning, husband. >> the pair jet off to a romantic honeymoon in paris, and it seems they had a lot of fun. >> last night on "jimmy kimmel live" jamie dornan seemed to hint about dakota johnson's new romance with coldplay's chris martin when talking about his own working relationship with his leading lady. >> it's almost like brother-sister. >> i know what you mean. yeah. >> but we just -- you know, i am married and she has had quite a lot of of relationships in the time we have known e

for another dreamer named tonya to it, as lesbian in college but kept her immigration status quite for fear of losing her humanitarian parole, the opposite had been true. the lgbtq rights movement was in many ways the foremost civil rights movement of these young activists generation. how important and what code of lessons did you take from that movement that eventually led to then successes like daca in 2012? >> okay, well, no one, a lot of us are actually part of the lgbtq community. i'm one of them. look at that, like i i kissed a boy and i really liked it. [laughing] >> you know, it's still true today. i mean, like the fact that so many of us were part of the lgbtq movement and were in leadership of different local organizations across the country really help us to see ourselves now only part of one movement but part of many movements. and part of many struggles. so if i become a u.s. citizen today, like say magically, that does not take away all of the racism and xenophobia and also homophobia that i live in my everyday life. so i don't get to pick and choose, right? like today i'

i have already mentioned i, tonya, dunkirk. what a spectacle. again, another british director. just enjoying a few scenes with churchill, which was an electrifying performance. gary 0ldman nominated. one of the lovely things this year is kristin ‘s got thomas and hugh grantand is kristin ‘s got thomas and hugh grant and nominated. they were last nominated together in 1994 for four weddings and a funeral. why is the post not in there? meryl streep, tom hanks and steven spielberg bafta favourites but it shows how strongly it is. it has divided opinion. i have some friends who were not impressed with it. notwithstanding some big acting in it. but as a production and enjoyable viewing experience, there was divided opinion. as a journalist, i thought it was great. i am rather surprised thatis it was great. i am rather surprised that is not there. are you surprised it's not there? i am surprised because of the ingredients of the story and the directors and actors in it. but if people look back, it is on in it. but if people look back, it isona in it. but if people look back, it i

what alison's revealing about "i, tonya" many >> that's awesome. >> can we try to frame out this big tower. we're on the set of "50 shades freed." getting the inside on all the sex scenes.

the movie recounts the story of us skating champion tonya harding and the scandal that surrounded her during the one nine hundred ninety four winter olympics. last but not least three time oscar winner meryl streep is also be nominated for her performance in steven spielberg's movie the post more of the competition in the category is tough so will sally hawkins be able to pull it off. i think the only one who can beat frances mcdormand in the best actress category is sally hawkins if she doesn't win for this one i don't know what else the woman can do you know this is this is a really bad barnstorming performance and i hope it gets on with a master. plan we will find out whether or not she danced get an oscar at the ninetieth academy awards in los angeles. i know man. speaking of awards it's of course a very special feeling to win one and this week we wanted to know if you've ever had the pleasure of winning a trophy or a prize of some sorts many people have already responded telling us about things like for instance their pilgrimage certificate upon successful completion on the way o

allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the hard—bitten mother in i, tonya. how old are you? she's a soft 4. guillermo del toro won best director for his film the shape of water on what was a slightly disappointing night for this hotly tipped movie. perhaps it will be a different story at the oscars in a fortnight‘s time. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. they show the incredible scenery of the changbai mountains in northeast china'sjilin province, which amazes thousands of tourists every winter. as you can see, the scene is shrouded in white steam rising from dozens of hot springs, making visitors feel like they're immersed in a wonderland. to keep the place looking special, the authorities set a maximum daily limit of 5,000 visitors. that does sound like a lot of people but it is absolutely beautiful and makes sense to limit. a reminder of our top story: survivors of the florida school shooting are organising a national march on washington to demand tighter restrictions on gun ownership. they say they're determined that the shooting w