it's hollywood d.c. and that means that we're looking into the history not all of it but you know a good deal of history relating to the relationship between hollywood and the washington powerbrokers and what goes back really to the beginning of the birth of the war bonds you know using hollywood celebrities to sell war bonds for the first world war it's like the world war all the way through the blacklist as we know the story is blacklisting of hollywood screenwriters and then up to the present day two movies like american sniper lone survivor zero dark thirty and just trying to coalesce and understand what is this relationship basically between media film and and politics what's really interesting and we talk about it here on other levels is that all too often our mainstream media our you know all of this likes to smear anyone who dares connect publicly proven daughter to be in conspiracy theorists we've seen this with the me too movement before that in sexual harassment in child sex abuse and hollywoo

it's hollywood d.c. and that means that we're looking into the history not all of it but you know a good deal of history relating to the relationship between hollywood and the washington powerbrokers and what goes back really to the beginning of the birth of the war bonds you know using hollywood celebrities to sell war bonds for the first world war it's like the world war all the way through the blacklist as we know the tories blacklisting of hollywood screenwriters and then up to the present day two movies like american sniper lone survivor zero dark thirty and just trying to coalesce and understand what is this relationship basically between media film and and politics what's really interesting and we talk about it here on other levels is that all too often our mainstream media our you know all of this likes to smear anyone who dares connect publicly proven daughter to as being conspiracy theorists we've seen this with the me too movement before that in sexual harassment in child sex abuse and hollywo

while some hollywood actors like ronald reagan actually became f.b.i. informants others refused to disavow their first amendment freedom of political association during the witch hunt and september of nineteen forty seven we have got the first hearings about the hollywood ten as we've come to know that they actually called for forty one witness is nineteen of whom they expected to be hostile and those nineteen ten testified ten leading hollywood people seven of whom were writers only one was an actor but they claimed the first amendment and refused to answer a question. ins about their political affiliations based upon the first amendment they were later found to be in contempt they were sent to prison in one nine hundred fifty these are people like dalton trumbo ring lardner lardner was the most highly paid and successful screenwriter in hollywood at the time i mean these are the top names these were academy award winners and they were clearly very very patriotic and they refused to talk about whether they had been members of the communist party there

and industry in hollywood and this is the first time i've been reporting on the hollywood for quite some time this is the first time i really believe that change will happen and this might be the last oscars where we even be talking about this as an issue maybe by next year or at least in five years time things will really have changed and this will be considered something of the past all right our film critic scott ross for for us thank you very much scott talk of a trade war between europe and the u.s. escalates there herself it's with more on that coming right up. but dortmund shelf life say the biggest favor seems sleep got all the best goals we've got all the action the job is the whole of german football share the experience every match. the bond is legal every weekend here on t.w. .

it was a big hollywood movie with big hollywood stars and if you haven't seen, you've at least heard about it. this was an art house year. a lot of small budget films being celebrated. i mean, even a movie like "get out" with such a huge impact was made in 23 days or something like that. these are small films we're seeing celebrated in a really big way. >> made over 23 days and a budget of 4 million and "call me by your name" made $13 million, the lowest for any best picture nominee. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> and our oscar coverage continues later this half hour and throughout the morning. so keep it here. >> we're going to turn to the russia investigation. reportedly expanding to include possible influence meddling from the middle east. >> "the new york times" says special counsel, robert mueller is trying to figure out if they attempted to buy political influence. sources tell the paper, mueller is focusing on george nade, a lebanese-american businessman with close ties to the uae. he was a frequent white house visitor and met with the president's son-in-law,

and industry in hollywood and this is the first time i've been reporting on the hollywood for quite some time this is the first time i really believe that change will happen and this might be the last oscars where we even be talking about this as an issue maybe by next year or at least in five years time things will really have changed and this will be considered something of the past all right our film critic scott rocks for us thank you very much scott you're watching news still to come live reports are coming from france that the european aerospace consortium air bus could cut thousands of jobs across europe. has that story coming right up and doesn't. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discovered. video and audio podcast him language courses in the d w media center that libya centered up doc.

here's a live look at the dolby theater in hollywood. the first celebrities will soon be making their way down the red carpet. some of them had a long night celebrating their wins at the independence spirit awards. those awards team to foreshadow what will happen at the oscars. abc news correspondent chris connelly has the details. >> reporter: tonight the 90th annual academy awards, expect to be rich in hollywood razmatazp jimmy kimmel. lift you out of your seat performances. ♪ acceptance speeches. >> thank you to our incredible cast and crew. >> reporter: plus those unexpected moments that keep everyone talking. remember? >> there's a mistake. moonlight, you won best picture. >> reporter: many oscar nominees with budgets below the industry norm, get out, lady bird, i tonya, three billboards outsid s missouri. >> i love the world of independent film making. this is where ground-breaking things happen. >> you can't get a bigger chance because you don't have the pressure of the commercial revenue. so, you get to do something more intima

issues impacting hollywood and >>due. we c't l behavior slight anymore. >> reporter: the first of the night to focus on the #me too and time's up movement. >> the beingven powerful cors that is finally saying time's up. >> reporter: the first oscar going to sam rockwell for best actor. i'd like to thank the academy. never thought i'd say those words. >> allison janney "out of time." >> i did all by myself. >> reporter: former nba star kobe bryant taking home oscars gold. >> basketball players are supposed to shut up and dribble but i'm glad we did a little more than that. >> and the winner is gary oldman. >> put the kettle on. i'm bringing oscar home. >> frances mcdormand "three billboards." >> so i'm hyperventilating a little fall over pick me up because i've got some things to say. >> "the shape of water." >> reporter: presented again by warren beatty and faye dunnawy. a chance at redemption. and they definitely took some precautions to make sure the mix up like that didn't happen again. next many of the stars headed to

it's hollywood d.c. and that means that we're looking into the history not all of it but you know a good deal of history relating to the relationship between hollywood and the washington powerbrokers and what goes back really to the beginning of the birth of the war bonds you know using hollywood celebrities to sell war bonds for the first world war it's like the world war all the way through the blacklist as we know the tories blacklisting of hollywood screenwriters and then up to the present day two movies like american sniper lone survivor zero dark thirty and just trying to coalesce and understand what is this relationship basically between media film and and politics what's really interesting and we talk about it here on other levels is that all too often our mainstream media our you know all of this likes to smear anyone who dares connect a publicly proven daughter to as being conspiracy theorists we've seen this with the me too movement before that in sexual harassment in child sex abuse and holly

is those connections to hollywood or the connections to washington d.c. go a lot deeper you know most mainstream media local. talk about oh you know this person is a big donor to hillary clinton or like that kind of thing you know you know the stars are all limousine liberals but those connections you know when you start getting into the. contemporary when you start getting into the cia's and the military's control of what we see on the screen i thought that was some of the most really interesting parts of the documentary that you explored sean. yeah yeah in fact i mean look at this new movie red sparrow coming out which is going to be the big jennifer lawrence you know she's basically playing a russian agent who realizes the russians are bad it's yes to go against or against the new k.g.b. essentially but that's written that screenplay was written by a former cia agent but they don't tell you that when they're making these movies it's just it's put out there as though this is just this is just hollywood but no there's a cia angle and we know homeland had

to the gentlemen because we all hanslick you do it on her winter of frances mcdormand demands that hollywood give women filmmakers their due highlights of an awards ceremony a little less wind and not so male will discuss that show's stealing moment and all the big winners. thank you very much for your company everyone the ramifications of italy's national election are starting to unfold reports say former prime minister mike they wouldn't see maybe resigning from his democratic party he's expected to announce his decision momentarily frenzies party one less the nineteen percent of the vote a historic low more than fifty percent of voters cast their ballots for far right or populist parties a right wing alliance made up of the anti immigrant elite party and former prime minister silvio berlusconi's foresight dahlia got the lion's share of the block is followed by the ante a stab. five star movement frenzies ruling center left alliance ended up third on the w.c. gave much a cigar some initial reaction to the results from giovanni sida from rose carly university. all eyes on the five star move

you're watching news still to come on night that once again honored hollywood royalty and signs of a reckoning in a post weinstein oscars we'll bring you all the highlights from this year's academy awards. but first the specter of a trade war has markets moving today helen has more on that's right sumi the asian markets went to happy when they opened earlier today starting the trading week doubts in the wake of further threats from u.s. president donald trump to slap tariffs on imports of steel and on a medium threats which continue to feed concerns of a global trade war commerce secretary wilbur ross defended the president's decision on u.s. television saying trump does not plan any exemptions to the terrorists ross also said threat strong europe of retaliates free tariffs on american products were in significant and from an accounting point if you would only amount to a rounding error. well president trump's trade threats could certainly hit europe where it hurts he says he would add tariffs on european car imports if the europeans decided to slap import tariffs on u.s. goods now t

and industry in hollywood and this is the first time i've been reporting on the hollywood for quite some time this is the first time i really believe that change will happen and this might be the last oscars where we even be talking about this as an issue maybe by next year or at least in five years time things will really have changed and this will be considered something of the past right our film critic us got rocks for for us thank you very much scott. now it's a german soccer han sunday bundesliga leaders byron munich were looking to bounce back and freiburg after being held to a drive home last week not that the bavarians were desperate for a win they went into the game with a huge lead at the top of the table. the best striker going into this match wasn't playing for the side you'd expect newspapers in his scored ten goals in his last ten outings for freiburg for more than buns rob eleven dusky who was rested for pickett tosca head freiburg scored first but at the wrong end china sea u.g. blocked thomas must first shot but he wasn't going to be denied again next sunday swallo

of that thing is that i think the idea that hollywood is this liberal bastion of open minds and open hearts and that everyone is so well protected because we're all in this lefty wonderland as a joke and i think harvey weinstein and the what we've seen from that was what a joke and as the let me ask you there was you know jimmy kimmel's opening monologue which additionally we all thought he was not going to mention anything about about harvey and all of that stuff by. gelman del toro's closing speech for its amazing speech i felt as a woman. and it was alternately very on the political aisle very liberal obviously nobody was going up saying we need to end abortion and or that we need more war or anything to see do you think this year's oscars were just too political for conservative viewers and how how could we possibly have movies and so word movies that have these very intrinsic human experiences that are going to be political how do we do that without seeming sensitive insensitive to conservative viewers. and if i don't i think yeah i mean well yesterday you know if the funny thin

for most part, hollywood steered clear of the story >> there was a hollywood hyped family. hollywood played along with them. >> shannon: until now. >> it's a fair movie. it's balanced >> shannon: mark charty is the except producer of "chappaquiddick." >> it takes ted to task to this. >> the country has deep connection to the kennedy name. >> shannon: there was another major moment in american history. >> it's one more step for man. >> jfk's greatest achievements in ted's biggest failing. what happened that week and probably helped get cover for the story. >> shannon: nevertheless kennedy's presidential aspirations were dashed after chappaquiddick's death. they served 47 years in the upper house. some today some hollywood a-listers will not take the role. ultimately played by the australian jason clark. why would hollywood tackle it after all this time. let's bring in mike huckabee. what do you make of this getting made? lot of folks said, if you tried to make this 10 or 15 years ago, it wouldn't have happened. why now? >> i think a lot of it is, america now realizes that 50

>> in hollywood she becomes this mega star almost overnight. six months she's there trying to find her seat, and once she's discovered and gets on screen, she changes the look of hollywood. she's got the very fair skin parted down the middle and nobody had that. at the time it was about the blond bombshell and hed, why affected all of the way they wanted to look you had all of these stars parting her hair down the middle and think of vivian lee and she was the first one to replicate hedy lamarr's look. >> it opened doors into her invention world because she them meets howard hughes who wasn't just a hollywood guy, but a bit of an inventory himself. we'll play this clip and then we'll talk about it. >> he relied on me. i thought the airplane was too low, and he decided it was not right. it shouldn't be with the wing and i bought a book of fish, and i bought a book of birds and used the fastest bird and connected it with the fastest fish, and i drew it together and showed it to her and that was genius independent you did? >> yeah. >> it is even t

some today some hollywood .. by they some hollywood australian jason clark. why would hollywood tackle it after all this time. let's bring in mike huckabee. what do you make of this getting made? lot of folks said, if you tried to make this 10 or 15 years ago, it wouldn't have happened. why now? >> i think a lot of it is, america now realizes that 50 years ago, there was an incredible tragedy in which someone got treated differently because of their last name, because of the wealth, the power, the influence and the fact the media wanted to coffer for the kennedy family. i don't know that would happen today. but there are still those moments in which people do get different treatments than somebody who doesn't have the last name or all of the wealth or the power or the media cover. it's really one of the reasons that a lot of americans are just frustrated with the institutions of power. they don't believe that they play the same way or people of power as they do for just an ordinary person. here's a simple question, what would have been the case had mary joe c

mogul sexually harassed th >> narrator: it was longer hollywood's open secret. it was news around the world.ns >> win is accused of sexually harassing female employees and actors... >> (reporter speaking chinese) >> (reporterpeaking spanish) >> (reporter speaking french) >> narrator: "the new york mes" published multiple allegations of sexual harassmens going back d. >> harvey weinstein seemed to conduct himself as if he was invincible. so we really kind of held our breath after the story broke wondering if it was gonna have an impact. >> narrator: further allegations-- some of assaultd anpe-- would follow in the "new yorker." in the following weeks, dozens more women-- some famous, some not-- would come forward. ♪ >> i had no idea of the breadth and enormity of the story, i thought he just preyed on us. that was the most shocking thing, realizing thahe was a serious predator, and he had been seriously abusing people with total impunity for all this time. c (camera shutterscking) oo >> narrator: safter the news broke, weinstein was fired fromn his compy. he sa

hollywood's biggest night just hours away. jimmy kimmel is taking on hosting duties for the second year in a row with the current political climate along with the me too and times up movement, it will be a balancing act for the comic. >> are you nervous at all you'll strike the right tone? >> i do worry about that. i have a tendency to not strike the right tone in my life. so, you know, i think about that. >> you got very political over the last year. is it safe to say you'll get political at the oscars? >> i don't know if i will. i look at it like this, if i feel like i have something that hasn't been said or i can deliver more effectively, than someone else, i will say it. >> what do you say to your critics that say who are you to speak out on these issues? >> i'm an american. that's who i am. it's interesting. people are going with this line of reasoning where they say people in show business shouldn't speak out about politics and, yet, they elected donald trump the president of the united states. i think that argument is p

talking movies goes to hollywood looking back at those who try and in this year's oscars. early morning mist and fog is lifted, macleod is breaking and sunday will be sunny spells and scattered showers, weather fronts topping and telling the country, the swollen morfa player later on but the remnants of yesterday's rain looks likely to set into the far north of scotland better day generally for scotland, northern england and northern ireland and it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers for most of england and wales but the showers turning to more organised rain by the end of the day and the winds increasing down into the south west saw this area of low pressure will gradually drifted away across northwards as we go through sunday evening it will bring a spell of weather and slightly breezy weather with conditions across england and wales clearer skies chillier starter monday morning it does look as if were going to get the north—south divide for monday with outbreaks of rain likely across england and wales but tuesday looks likely to be the best day of the week is a bri

hollywood film industry on t.v. as well videogames. the way that we see the outside world shaped the way that we see the institutions that govern us. well some people would be shocked at the connection in recent days the pentagon has actually tweeted how proud it is to work with ellen conan the price is right and c.i.s. why five zero. oprah two i know you've you've also investigated this is pretty much out in the open though. well they ought to give the impression of openness. the pentagon and cia and white house have all worked with hollywood produces for over a hundred years. they want to show that they have a good relationship so that they seem sort of normal and nice and all this kind of thing but they also want to ensure that they're playing down the amount of cooperation that goes on between these entities hollywood and the government and they also want to downplay how politicized that corporation is and of course the relationship is very politicized and it is very much more involved than than anyone actually admits i'll give you

by channelling the biggest hollywood icon of all times. only we have her big marilyn moment. ♪ >> isn't this delicious. >> june's halter dress was about a size four or five and fit into it perfectly. we're told she was super excited during the photo shoot to recreate marilyn's "seven year itch" look. this is similar to when mama june wore the "baywatch" suit last may. june tells us she'll never go back to the 460 pounds she was before. >> for me when i get stressed out i don't eat. i'm not a stress eater at all, buff i like to snack. i'm bad about snacking. >> your favorite body part? >> my arms. >> how come? >> because i can wear a tank top for the first time. >> what about any splurge you gave yourself? >> new cloth. >> how much did you spend? >> a good $1,500. >> do you feel like you changed at all? >> no. >> we heard she's filming the second half of season two. meanwhile the tribe has spoken and survivor is showing no signs of slowing down. 36 seasons in. 36. i found out there's one moment that still terrifies jeff probst. >> what is

has really led the conversation in the industry throughout the asker campaign season the dark side of hollywood threatens to overshadow the movie world's biggest night of the year the academy awards. welcome to al jazeera syrian government forces continue to bombard the rebel held on place of eastern guten their damascus now these latest pictures published by syrian state news agency appear to show night operations by government fighters and activists saying government forces have taken almost complete control of the town. in the last two weeks more than six hundred people have been killed planes have been dropping leaflets telling people to leave the area but residents say that's just not an option reports now from beirut in neighboring lebanon. who are desperate he is just one of about four hundred thousand people trapped in eastern huta which is under attack. he is very ill and poor living in a besieged enclave means medicine and food are hard to find i remember what a lot of the roads here are i am crying and my children are cried because i am unable to buy anything for them my situation is

here are so clueless hollywood is about women. we made a i movie called "what women want" and it started mel gibson. kind of all you need to know. >> sean: the perfect man. a cold statue. by the way, the casting couch culture of weinstein and kevin spacey in roman polanski, we can go on and on. here with reaction to last night's show, fox news contributor, she lives out there, i have no ideaa why, tomi lahren. you know, am watching all this for the little but until "homeland" came on at 9:00 eastern, which i never missed, and i'm sitting there thinking this.no one can tolerate i knew from the opening 4 minutes it would be a disaster ratingswise, the lowest ever. >> it's really perfect what they did last night because, as you know, an actor is paid a ridiculous amount of money to pretend to be something they are not at all of these individuals in this room, they do that day in and day out, they pretend to be socialistic warriors and humanitarians but really they are just overpaid hypocrites they are not funny. i think that is the b

now the red carpets are rolled out for hollywood's biggest night the oscars on sunday the first since the me two campaign highlighted sexual harassment and gender pay and equality but those aren't the only issues facing the industry. is hollywood ready for its big need a new study casts harsh light on the lack of rachel in gender diversity in the film industry michael tran helped write the twenty eight team hollywood diversity report on most arenas that we look at you know writers directors actors and cetera you would have to you know double or triple the numbers of women and minorities in those fields to get a proportional representation with the u.s. population the numbers are not news to industry insiders but may surprise the movie going public accustom to hollywood some promoted image hollywood does think of itself as a liberal place as a progressive place and that's an important thing to believe in those values but we're here to provide the data to make sure that that hollywood lives up to the values that are purports the entertainment industry is in the throes of a cultural revo

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>> my hollywood experiences are many. linda, of course as some of you know, has a little bit of a stake in "presumed innocent" because she was also a technical consultant on the movie. >> for free. [laughing] >> and a friend of the wonderful alan who directed and really wrote the movie. i was very pleased with the movie. the reality of course is that the first thing i saw in "presumed innocent" was between her and it was one of those scenes where ellen had been particularly careful and the assistant director asked me how i saw this and the sets were just perfect. it was one of those moments in the movie where the dialogue was taken straight from the novel, and joe and harrison ford looked very much like the characters that i'd imagined, and they were speaking the lines exactly as i had heard them in my own head. and still a voice screamed out inside me, wait, wait, the camera is on the wrong side of the room and it's never going to be exactly what the novelist envisioned, and you must let go of it. it really is the pathwa

jennifer borkland in hollywood. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more developments in the russia probe. a grand jury subpoena issued by special counsel robert mueller is asking for communications related to some of the trump campaign's key figures including the president himself. the subpoena was first reported by axios and revealed by nbc news. it seeks all documents including e-mails, texts, memos, phone logs and more having anything to do with ten current and former campaign associates of mr. trump dating back to november of 2015. among them, former campaign managers cory lewandowski and paul manafort, former white house strategist steve bannon and the president's personal lawyer michael cohen the only person on the list who has not left the white house and also on the list president trump, indicating mueller is not just focused on what campaign aides knew and when but what the president knew. it comes days after an nbc news exclusive report that mueller is asking pointed questions about whether president trump kne

with accusations against hollywood production supreme oh harvey weinstein used to be the king of the oscars famously with frank more times in the oscar stage than god he has been kicked out of the academy he's been humiliated and disgraced and out of that those accusations has come this huge now global movement to me to movement without that we would have had this sort of activist moment at the oscars but what's interesting is the golden globes which came earlier there it was almost a sense of i don't know a sense of shame hollywood was really shocked by what the of these accusations and it was almost like a funeral procession at the golden globes at the oscars it's a bit different scene it was more celebrate tory it's almost that instead of being ashamed of what's happened there hollywood of the academy is trying to say ok we get it we we have to change things and we're going to change things and almost getting ahead of the the movement trying to say we know we know things have to be done and we're going to make these changes and you could really see that because. before we people m

at oscar viewing parties in hollywood there was the expectation that the shape of water would win. loved the movie, not surprised at all, wonderfulfilm. one of my favourites in a long time. i knew it was going to be shape of water, i would have preferred for it to be three billboards but i loved the shape of water, it was great. so this is one of those silly academy things where they spend a fortune... veteran awards expert and movie lover anne thompson had been backing the shape of water all along as the best picture winner. this is a case where you have a beloved director in guillermo del toro but it's also a movie that happens to tie in with the political narrative of the day and so you have a mexican director, he made a movie that was a fairytale, it was sincere, it was romantic and it was inclusive in the sense that it was about outsiders who would ordinarily be marginalised. it fit everything and it was gorgeously made and all the crafts loved it and so that's why it got so many nominations and four wins. the best actor prize went, as expected, to britain's gary oldman for hi

>> how will hollywood change katy? >> she might not want anything to do with him by the end of all this. >> i hope she does. but the love and row plans didn't end there. remember trevor, the guy who made katy perry fall in love, only to find out he had a girlfriend in the next room and she's keeping a close eye on her man in hollywood this week. take a look. >> hello. >> katy, i'm watching you. >> that's my girlfriend over there. >> well, it's not your fiance so -- >> just because there's a goalie, doesn't mean you can't score. >> fighting words. should have put a ring on it. >> but by far the most dramatic moment of the night came down to the final four group of girls who slayed their performance and were feeling really good until this. >> out of you girls, i need one person to volunteer to not go on to the next round. oh, sweetie, don't cry. you're all going through. >> that was so cruel. >> why would you do that, katy? >> will we just go with an "american idol" girl group. >> with fifth harmony announcing a hiatus,

chickene #metoo hollywood, women just won six oscars compared to 33 for men. amy: some notable winneronon ndayay included mexicadirector guillermo detotoro w tooook me e night to biggest prices, best picture best director for "the shape of water." jordan peele became the first african-american to win for best original screenplay for his film "get out." many celebrated. presenting.o close we would like everyone in this room, and in this room, we are joined her's. group dreaming of movies. dreams are the foundation of hollywood and dreams are the foundation of america. [applause] >> to all of the dreamers out there, we stand with you. juan: one of the most powerful moments of the night was when dayer common and andra performed from the film "martial" about the first black supreme court jusustice thurgood marshall. this i is how common opened the performamance. >> on oscar night, this is the dream we tell a land where dreamers live in freedom dwells immigrants get the benefits we put up monuments for the feminists till the nra they in god's way and to the people

the red carpet is rolled out for hollywood's biggest. right and that's the oscars and a major topic this year as it wasn't twenty seventeen is female empowerment but looking at the conversation online next to us throughout the show using hashtags. to. it with the news great live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com voting is underway in one of italy's most unpredictable and divisive parliamentary elections in years the results will be closely watched by europe's leaders to see if the continent's third largest economy yields to a populist far right and euro skeptic rhetoric the anti-establishment five star movement the ruling democratic party and former prime minister silvio berlusconi's center right coalition old say they will win but no one party's expected to win the forty percent necessary to govern alone there are several more hours left before the polls close and the final outcome might not be clear for some time let's take a closer look at the big issues that have dominated it sleazy

with this big big hollywood machine or tin drum was was really small children's toy. so if it was wonderful it is like from now on you you are on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big boys king coming that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some never reach you know one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair or. to steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i doing in that you know i think you know contemptuously taking all of my show when all that i'm just up to waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don't feel like

by now hollywood. was taking notes but standoff took its time it would take a few more years before he moved to new york and make films like death of a salesman based on a play by our familiar. why you find serious in the handmaid's tale. land of decided to return to germany in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. one of his most successful films from this time is the legend of research which tells the story of a radical west german terrorist who flees to east germany with a new identity. now focus and off is back in new york this time which we turn to montauk loosely based on the novel by mark french it's an love story and possibly doffs most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forecast and off thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person in a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon bra

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. >> the oscars is known as hollywood's biggest night. but despite organizers best efforts, controversy could make its way on to the red carpet. hollywood reporter editorial director matthew belloni. >> organizers really have tried to keep the focus of the night on the oscars themselves. and not the metoo movement or any of these other movements. the big elephant on the red carpet is ryan seacrest. >> reporter: sexual harassment allegations have been swirling around tv and red carpet host ryan seacrest. his former e news stylist suzy hardy told variety she you ever suffered years of unwanted sexual aggression from seacrest who she says groped herr and slabbed her rear end. accusations seacrest has designed. historically the ceremony has been dominated by tight ans sump as harvey weinstein and kefer inspacey. both deny allegations of sexual misconduct but will not be attending. >> the women in this room tonight are not here for the food. >> thisser yoo's awards season has been laced with serious discussions about the industry's culture sta

. >> to be a part of the story of hollywood, i mean, come on. >> we're supposed to be unbias. not many people i love more in hollywood than him. >> i thought he had a star. >> he did, but got the hand and footprints today. he told me this was going to make him a cool dad for just today. >> still ahead -- >> it's not something i ever saw myself doing. >> how about oprah's prayers for running for president have been answered? >> then josh duhamel and jennifer garner, their first loves revealed. >> that's not true. i don't know what they're talking about. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> charlize theron all business in the white dior suit at the hollywood premiere of "gringo" last night. >> she dresses like a boss because she is a boss. she stars and co produces this film. as a producer charlize had a hand in giving paris jackson her first movie role. >> i really admired that she came in and really auditioned for this and was prepared. she handled this as an individual really well. i was impressed by that. >> michael jackson's only daughter making her big screen debut i

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