what makes a hollywood movie a hollywood movie? is it the story? is it the style? or is it the director? well, it's all of these and more. for almost a hundred years, the american film industry has produced films that have truly engaged the audience. pure entertainment, these films are a sophisticated art form, using highly skilled craftsmen and technological know-how. the style of these films, perfected in the 20s and 30s, isn't easy to see. in fact the classic hollywood style is almost invisible. but that is its aim: to make you, the audience, so involved with the story, so identified with characters that you don't notice the sets, the camera angles or the editing, any of the filmcraft that created this special world. in this program, narrated by joe morton, america's greatest directors will usher you through 70 years of talking pictures and show you "the hollywood style." (piano music playing) (narrator) once upon a time, it was discovered that americans liked stories more than anything else. stories that were fables about characters with whom they could identif

ah you look back to sarah's music today we're in hollywood and to be exact at the hollywood bowl this place is amazing isn't it and the best part about today is that i get to go down there on to the stage and perform with the los angeles philharmonic with the wonderful gustavo dudamel. that was a member of the. hollywood bowl in los angeles is a world class outdoor concert hall and is the summer residence of the los angeles philharmonic. the blue opened in one thousand nine hundred twenty two and has since hosted everyone from louis armstrong luciano pavarotti's to jimi hendrix and the beatles concert enjoy a variety of musical styles movies packed with live orchestra and a spectacular fireworks finale and each season. there are three types of seating here at the bowl here at the box seats where you can bring a picnic with your friends and also be served at your place or you can sit in the super seats at the back with a cup holder here in the middle and right at the back there on the bench seats where i've heard you can get a ticket for a dollar. if . this is the first time i play wit

the hollywood studios. but these film companies have been so lost in mythology the public knows very little about how they actually worked. they completely controlled the american movie industry during the golden age of the 30's and 40's. how were they able again and again to create the cinema's timeless classics and exercise their power? paramount, historically, the most profitable and powerful film corporation is the focus of our story, like the classic studio era, it begins in the early 1930's. every artist or technician who came to work through these famous gates was under contract. this was the first rule to run a hollywood studio lot. everyone was owned. when you're under contract, it's a family feeling. you have a family to go to. if you have a problem, you can to somebody on the lot that has your interests at heart. (mace neufeld) it enabled people to learn their craft inside and out. it guaranteed them employment so you weren't afraid to fail. a failure didn't put you out on the street. and so, wri

in the old hollywood pictures they couldn't do anything. they couldn't have babies when they weren't married, they couldn't be gay, they couldn't take drugs, they couldn't do anything, had to live this fake life. but the publicity department took care of that; if they had a life that wasn't acceptable, they dreamed up a fake life for them. and the press knew it was fake, but they reported it. it was completely a rigged game in the old days. (man) here is what it's like inside the cabin of the luxurious airliner. (arthur wilde) there isn't really too much news in hollywood, and it has to be manufactured. if i had to guess how many were written in a year, i would say 20 or 30 a day times 365. (man) must be getting near the big village... paulette's putting on her war paint. it was as important that they do the publicity as it was that they stand up in front of the cameras to act. (clark gable's wedding) (john waters) being a star... eventually, you could never go out of your house, you could never have a good love affair, all the things most

do you spend a lot of time many west hollywood? >> they have asked for impeachment for trump. >> laura: impeach the mayor. >> nothing says you are honor ed than getting a key to the city in front of a sex shop owned by a drag queen porn director. the level of honored imposed on stormy daniels and great star reacted this way. >> i'm not sure what the key opens. i'm hoping it's the wine cellar. this community has a history of standing up to bullies and speaking truth to power. i'm so lucky to be part of it. >> laura: they said she was a profile in courage. she is a profile in cleavage. i hope the key opens the door to talbot's. we didn't talk about the nfl policy. no kneeling. $20,000 penalty if any player does it for that club. this is going to change things. >> laura: they were losing money. they had to do something. thank you. great as always. >> chris pratt was given the generation award at the m.t.v. movie awards. this past week. i want to share this with you. he listed nine rules. now he used this opportunity, he had a few joke

the hollywood reporter wrote about this. in fires james bernstein, disney hurts all of hollywood. but so long as there is no actual criminal activity, there has to be a difference between who a person was and who a person is and we have to allow for the fact that people can change. now the stars of guardians of the galaxy surrounded him, arguing -- >> laura: chris pratt -- >> raymond: issued a -- if people can change, why wasn't same mercy afforded to roseanne barr, to amy powell, who made a racially charged comment about an upcoming show. they got rid of her instantly. >> laura: double standard. >> raymond: i believe in redemption, people make mistakes. some offensives are instantly excommunicable, you are unemployable. some speech is not only accepted, but encouraged. this is a panel from this weekend's comic con. actor zoey kravitz was asked this at a panel. >> if you could use your magic in the real world for good, what would you do? >> impeach trump. [cheering] >> wouldn't it be even better to him out of existence. >> dan is really good at making up spells, what would be the

the death of hollywood legend, with burt reynold. he passed away at his home from cardiac arrest, according to his agent. he was 82 years old. reaction to his death is pouring in on social media. arnold schwarzenegger tweeted, burt reynolds was one of my heros. he was a trailblazer. he showed the way to transition from being an athlete to being the highest paid actor and he always inspired me. he also had a great sense of humor. reynolds is one of the biggest stars in the 1970s and '80s. he starred in movies like "the longest yard" and more recently, "boogie nights." joining me now is ben mankiewicz. this is now the second time i'm talking about it on this show and i mentioned that handful of movies. burt reynolds has been in lots of movies. >> yeah, you know, i -- excuse me, for tcm, we did an interview with him in tampa, florida, before we screened "smokey and the bandit." it was a giant theater, it was packed, we had to turn people away. this was probably 2010, 2011. burt was injured by that point. all those stunts he had been in

he was supposed to play football at alabama, and then he moved to hollywood. like when you look at him, you talked about his good looks. i mean, he had that mustache, but he had those deep brooding eyes. he was the quintessential leading man in hollywood in his day. >> nischelle turner, thank you so much for calling in. we appreciate it. at age 82, burt reynolds is gone. we'll be right back. liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto�

hollywood is its own industry. but to pretend that somehow there isn't a message behind it, the oscar so white, the argument is his outrage in hollywood, so they change the criteria and open the voting to bring in more people of color and more women, there was no argument making better movies, they control the money i once made. tyler perry has made a ton of money but he's not going to be an oscar-winning director or filmmaker. his movies are generally not all that good. they're not dramas or even particularly funny. they want to deal with the end result rather than the real problem. that when they make movies by minority directors they tend to fund only about once, comedies rather than doing a serious trauma. that's changed a little but to be lectured on these things from hollywood republican and conservatives have no sway. it's the me to movement, kevin spacey and too many people today. that was them, that was not us. then a trick whatever the left risk caught doing so. all the left-wing dominoes fell the argumen

they were going to take care of us like hollywood. we were sitting on stumps in the river with feet in the water. and we had these chairs. hollywood was still there. they put the chairs up. no one sat in them except burt. burt sat in my chair, and he sat there, and, you know, couple days in a row, then it became four, and i go what the heck is he doing sitting? i was saying to myself, john, what are you upset about? this chair is for anybody. we're sitting here on rocks. we don't need the chairs, you know? i went through all this stuff, couldn't figure out what he was doing. and finally after ten days, i said to him, burt, can i ask you a question? and he's sitting in my chair. well, of course, john. what is it? i said, you know, we've been here, we don't need anything within the woods, this adventure, and yet, the chair is coming down and you sit in my chair, every day you've done it for ten days. >> i said, yeah. he said why? well, john, it's quite simple. when i sit in your chair, i can see my name in my chair. [laughter] >> he was

. >> and he was once the brightest star in hollywood. we say good-bye to burt reynolds. >> i think heaven has sent you here. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the latest fallout from the anonymous opinion piece in "the new york times" by the trump administration. at least 11 top officials including vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo said they had nothing to do with it. the president says the column backfired and he's actually picked up a lot of support because of it. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yes, the trump administration went on the offensive yesterday while responding to the op-ed. press secretary sarah sanders tweeted the author is a gutless loser while first lady melania trump said he or she is sabotaging the country with their cowardly as. >> is this subversion? is it treason? >> at a rally in montana last night, president trump continu

the businessman leases offices and apartments in hollywood. he's seen more and more entertrtainment t companies me into the area in recent years. but folb also complains that the homeless make his customers nervous. brain: they don't feel comfortable going out on the street to do their business or go out to lunch h or to go shopping and so forth. so we're getting a lot of pushback from businesses and people that have opted to move into the area feeling that maybe they made a mistake and maybe they need to make a change. reporter: the l.a. homeless services authority provides shelters and other housing services for the city's homeless. but it faces an uphill battle. the authority's communications director says thatat's down toa lack of political will. tom: there is just not enough housing that people who are on the lower end of the socio-economic scalele -- and n some cases have no assets whatsoever -- can access. and unfortunately, it's overwhelmed the other aspects of the system, shelter in particular, and rapid re-housing. reporter: in novem

hollywood lost one of the all-time greats today. >> women loved him. guys wanted to be him, and he kept working right up until the very end. there will never be another burt reynolds. >> i don't have a lot of regretz. i did the best i could and i had a good time. a wonderful time zbllt 282-year-old hollywood legend reportedly went into cardiac arrest this morning at a florida hospital. in a statement, his family said, quote, he has had health issues, however this was unexpected. >> burt looked frail in his last "e.t." interview. >> are you proud of your career? you have got to be. >> well, i am. yes, i am. i am. i was number one in the world for five years in a row. that's great. >> what resonates the most with you? >> well, being here at this time in my life. and, you know, i didn't think it would last this long. >> burt's last public appearance was in april at the palm beach international film festival and it turns out his last movie project was supposed to be the last one. he signed on to "once upon a time in hollywood." he had yet to shoot his scen

hollywood is its own industry. they can work anybody they want, but to pretend that some of the isn't some message behind this, that the isn't, the oscar so white. the argument was when one year when they're all nominees were white, the outrage in hollywood. how can this possibly happen? they opened up the voting base to bring more people of color, more women and wanted to change the vote. it was the argument maybe we should make better movies. maybe we can make better scripts. scripts. they control the money. they control what movies are made. nothing against tyler perry, he's made a tenement recycling to be an oscar-winning director or film maker anytime soon because his movies generally are not all that good. they might be entertaining but they are not dramas or even particularly funny. they want to deal with the end result rather than the real problem, much easier to come thank you with the problem that women make movies by minority directors they tend to find only bad ones, comedies, , the stoner movies rather

he became a hollywood heartthrob. nowl will tell you we're going to try and get away with as much as possible... he did, although he said he regretted posing naked for cosmopolitan. smokey and the bandit was classic reynolds. 0ne long car chase. but drinking, womanising and spending took a toll on his reputation and his fortune, and by 1996, he was bankrupt. you come into my house, my 1996, he was bankrupt. you come into ty, 1996, he was bankrupt. you come into my house, my party, to tell me about the future... boogie nights revived his reputation for an oscar nomination for his role as a pawn director, although he hated making the movie. the career-high was when i got nominated for that film. and the career low was when i couldn't get a job. that was not too long before that, i was having a rough time. but reynolds said he regretted not taking more serious roles, but perhaps it didn't matter. his memoir ended with the line" nobody had more fun thani ended with the line" nobody had more fun than i did". james cook rep

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i read a column about hollywood. i occasionally check the comments come a sort of a vanity thing, but i do it and there's always people there who say i don't go to movies. i got rid of cable. i don't watch tv. congratulations. i'm not saying you have to go to the movies everyone or watch every tv show. but you should be aware of it because it's important growing up most people are watching the news, are reading the newspapers. they are learning about things from pop culture. if you go onto netflix some look at the documentary and you just want something on the you could ignore, you put on a documentary. ego in the documentary section of netflix, there's literally every liberal fever dream in there. food is killing you, gina claymont affected, climate change is coming for you. capitalism is evil. all these documentaries and air quotes are up there with a disclaimer that these are documentaries. you have a point of view producer activism films, not documentaries. and then you've got to mainstream movies that sort of hu

hollywood is its own industry. they can award anybody they want. but to pretend somehow there is a message behind it. the argument was when they're all nominees who are white service operates in hollywood. so they then change the criteria in open to voting nice and bring in more people of color were women. maybe we should make better movies. they control the money. they control what movies are made. nothing with tyler perry gives me a ton of money but it's not going to be an oscar-winning they're her phone maker because they generally aren't all that good. it may be entertaining but they're not dramas, not even particularly funny. they want to deal with the end result rather than the real problem. it's much easier than dealing with the real problem that when they make movies by minority directors they tend to fund only bad ones,, the stoner movies rather than doing a serious drama. that is change a little bit but it's ironic to be lectured on these things from hollywood. they have no sway and it is them that are doing it. to me to movement. harvey

we saw chrissy metz at the hollywood premier of "a star is born." keltie knight was on the red carpet where it was bradley cooper and lady ga ga's time to shine. >> at tiff you had the veil. moment and i thought is there any possible way to top this and tonight a train, a cape, tell me what went into this look. >> you know, i just had a vision for silver, lace, givenchy did a beautiful job. i'm just so grateful to them. >> behold ga ga's full transformation into a silver screen siren. >> this exquisite custom givenchy gown was everything. it also paid tribute to barbra streisand's grammy gown in the 1976 adaptation. >> i tell ya this one caught me by surprise. that wasn't the only nod to the film's legacy. >> a fabulous hollywood night. this is the shrine auditorium. >> what does it mean to you to hear critics and fans across the world say that you're a revelation in this role? >> i'm just extremely humbled and grateful bradley is a visionary. i loved singing with him as well. his voice is beautiful. >> and now that you know you're such a singer, do

. >>> tonight the entertainment world is remembering a hollywood legend. burt reynolds died today in florida at the age of 82. fans be have visiting his star on hollywood's wake of fame leaving flowers and a wreath. tonight the famous tcl chinese theater dimmed its lights in his honor. marcy gonzalez takes a look back at his career. >> did cletus call you a lenl end? >> uh-huh. >> that charisma, trademark mustache and unforgettable characters. burt reynolds was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s and 1980s from "deliverance." to his most memorable role in "smokey and the bandit." >> sorry. i don't want to get married. >> terrific. that makes two of us. >> reporter: after his oscar nominated golden globe winning comeback in "boogie nights" reynolds continued his passion for performing. teaching master acting as recently as last week at the school he founded near his south florida home. >> burt reynolds estate. >> the 82-year-old caretaker calling 911 thursday saying the star was having chest pains and trouble breathing. >> is he breathing? >> he's not ans

to a lot of people they would say he is the equivalent to hollywood. to what steve jobs was to apple. cbs is les moonves. and to try to replace him is going to be a challenge. this is the thing, though. les moonves played this larger than life role. unbelievably charismatic. a reason you'd always -- he'd always have himself put on, let's say, a grammy's broadcast or walk a red carpet or open up the up fronts. he was a bilg showman. he was marketing hollywood and selling old school linear broadcast television. so, obviously, he was in a slightly weakened state because of the situation with redstone and there's an opening to change what cbs is. he did a great job making cbs probably look better than what it actually is, which is, you know, a network that creates programming for people in their, you know, i think you would kindly say people in their 50s, likely 60s and older. they have not made huge inroads in the streaming war. and if you look at what disney did with fox, that content acquisition, the acquisition of content there was to help populate dis

what he did to them and finally they feel like there is some sort of justice not a lot of people in hollywood are speaking out other than actresses alyssa mulatto and amber tamblyn who were part of the times up in the two movements are happy that someone like him is paying for their crimes so to speak but you're not seeing the type of backlash that you saw with a harvey weinstein my thought like like ninety percent nine percent of hollywood were really happy to see him go down and why do you think that is k.j. is his sentencing and the fact that he is being sent to prison do you think that that's going to have any significant impact on other celebrities there in hollywood what i have to wait to see because so far only hype harvey weinstein has been charged of course they're investigating him for other crimes but a lot of the men who have been accused of many sexual harassment sexual assault allegations have yet to be charge i mean just recently a d.a. decided not to press charges against actor at the andersen and even kevin spacey and even steven seagal so there are many many men in this need

star on the hollywood walk of fame. the ngtime actor... who was a top draw at the box office in 1970's and early 80 s... has died. (nats deliverance) "don't stop, ed!!" >>> the fans of burt reynolds have been placing flowers next to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. the actor who was a top drawer the box office in the 1970s and early 80s has died. >> he became a major movie star after that performance in the 1972 classic, deliverance. a string of hits followed including the football film, the longest yard. then the blockbuster, smokey and the bandit. he said he had to persuade the producers to cast sally field in the role. they became a couple offscreen for a few years. after he had some movie flops he won an emmy award for the tv sitcom, evening shade. in 1997 he had a resurgence on the big screen when he costarred in book unites. his portrayal of an adult film director earned him an academy award nomination. burt reynolds died of cardiac arrest today in jupiter, florida . he was 82. >>> u.s. open had history may tonight. they erect

hollywood is its own industry. they could toward anybody they want, but to pretend somehow there is a some kind of message behind it, that the argument was one year when their own nominees who are white. how can this possibly happen? they changed the criteria to bring in more people of color and they want to change the vote. maybe we should make that her movies. they control the money. they control what movies are made. tyler perry has made a ton of money but is not going to be an oscar-winning director for filmmaker anytime soon because movies generally aren't that good. they might be entertaining, but they are not dramas, not even particularly funny. they want to deal with the end result rather than the real problems. it's much easier than dealing with the real problem that when they make movies by minority directors, they tend to fund only bad ones,, the stoner movies rather than doing a serious drama. .. angeles. we all have to address this. we didn't do this. i guarantee the farmer in iowa didn't do this. the

he became a hollywood heart—throb. now, naturally, we're going to try to get away with as much as possible. and he did, although he said he regretted posing naked for cosmopolitan. now, what do you do, besides drive fast? smokey and the bandit was classic reynolds — one long car chase. but drinking, womanising and spending took a toll on his reputation and his fortune and, by 1996, he was bankrupt. you come into my house, my party, and tell me about the future? boogie nights revived his reputation, with an oscar nomination for his role as a porn film director, although he hated making the movie. the career high was when i got nominated for that film. and the career low was when i couldn't get a job. that was not too long before that, i was having a rough time. burt reynolds said he regretted not taking more serious roles, but perhaps it didn't matter. his memoir ended with the line, "nobody had more fun than i did." burt reynolds, who has died at the age of 82. newsnight‘s coming up on bbc two shortly, with emily m

he is is liberal in hollywood and hollywood is dominated unfortunately by liberals. because of that power, they always have the temptation to revise history. or to in fact bend history to reflect their current political views. they really have to resist that, ultimately it is unethical to do that. pete: you used the right word, revised. revisionist history is rampant. they all want to be global citizens, humans first, ultimately it was an american congress, american astronauts, american ingenuity, an american president, jfk who set this mission. ultimately it was buzz aldrin, saluted the flag, called is proudest moment on the moon. acknowledge that, yeah, it was also a giant step for mankind? >> abs shoutly was. one of these things as you said i had the high honor to sit down with neal armstrong and we spoke about that. he planted american flag on the surface of the moon. it was blood, sweat and tears of americans got us there. this is not a republican story. this is not a democrat story. it is in fact an american story. hollywood has to understand that they have to

out white hollywood actresses which it wasn't it sort of got co-opted by hollywood no way but no way really disco out of that i would know a terrible resume but it was co-opted in a way by a lot of white actresses and so it was but it was actually started by women of color and seeing this moving into the labor movement is so important and i wish me to had had moved a little further into the you know the food service industry and everything else because any of us who ever worked i worked in the food for service industry for ten fifteen plus years off and on and i will tell you it is a stressful it's a sensible i was sexually assaulted while i was a waitress and my boss said well you know he's someone vaguely famous.

out white hollywood actresses which it wasn't it sort of got co-opted by hollywood no way but no way really just got co-opted i ollywood not a terrible resume but it was co-opted in a way by a lot of white actresses and so it was but me too was actually started by women of color and seeing this moving into the labor movement is so important and i wish me to had had moved a little further into the.

>>> hollywood mourning the loss of the beloved movie icon. burt reynolds. his career spanned 50 years. he broke through with "deliveran "deliverance." he start in his most successful film "smokey and the bandit" alongside sally field. >> you're not fat? >> no bigger than mine. >> do we really want to talk about legs? >> one of us does. >> reynolds had a career comeback in the 1990s capped by his role in the film "boogie nights." sally field said this about reynolds. there are times in your life there are so indelible they never fade away. they stay alive even 40 years later. my years with burt never leave my mind. burt reynolds was 82. >>> the new york attorney general issuing subpoenas to all catholic diocese over the investigation of how they reviewed or covered up sexual abuse of minors. this comes weeks after the grand jury report of predator priests in pennsylvania. on thursday, new jersey's attorney general announced a task force of sexual abuse of clergy and cover ups. >>> alex jones and his web site info wars banned by twitter. the mo

his star on the hollywood walk of fame. the longtime actor... who was a top draw at the box office in 1970's and early 80 s... has died. (nats deliverance) >>> fans of burt reynolds have been placing flowers next to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was a top draw in the box office in the '70s and '80s. he died. he became a star after his performance in the classic "deliverance." a ngof hits followed including the football film "the longest yard" and "smokey and the bair him with sally field. >> cowboys love fat cats. >> they're not fat. >> bigger than mine. >> reynolds said he had to persuade the producers to cast sally field in the role. the pair became a couple off screen for a few years. after some flops he won an emmy for a tv sitcom, evening shade. in 1997, reynolds had a resurgent on the big screen when he co-starred in "boogie nights." his portrayal of an adult film director got him an academy award nomination. burt reynolds died of cardiac arrest in jupiter, florida. he was 82. >>> a popular animated children's series gets a ma

no one in america is wearing a bracelet that says what would hollywood do? that hurts. they can't believe no one takes them seriously when all they do is take themselves seriously as they attack everyone else. celebrities come to politics later in life after voting decades to selfishly chase attention but they think because they had to spend 22 minutes in the spotlight once a week pretending to be relevant they deserve real-life importance. they take a big stupid bite out of politics. the success they had in the drama class sophomore year, parroting other people's words is still what keeps him going which is why hollywood's greatest political theorists messing, de niro, penn feel that the mentality of emotional 17 -year-olds. what defines troubled youth at that age? irrational anger, petulant rains, demands retention and without a better script their emotional response is inversely proportional to the knowledge and wisdom so the less they know the stronger they feel. belief becomes a battle to them and if you disagree, you are evil. but you can't improvise intelligence

out white hollywood actresses which it was and it would have got co-opted by hollywood no way but no way out of that i had not been terrible resume but it was dead in a way by a lot of white actresses and so it was but it had to have caused me to. seventeen to twenty billion dollars in damages but no amount of money will be able to clean up the mess or fix the damage the north carolina department of agriculture and veterinary services divisions report that around fifty five hundred pigs died as a result of the hurricane the poultry industry lost at least three point four million chickens and turkeys and the nation's largest poultry producer sanderson farms told reporters on monday that out of eight hundred eighty broiler houses in north carolina sixty have flooded another six houses experience damage it will be unable to house boilers until repairs are made but rising cost of chicken wings is the least of concerns for residents of these farm communities because at least thirteen hald goons are overflowing due to flooding the lagoons are large pits farmers used to house some of the te

burt reynolds the star of hollywood hits such as deliverance and nights has died of a heart attack at the age of eighty two his long career had some highs as well as lows as manager said that he was ready to join an all star cast and clinton tearing tino's next film when he died here's a look back at his life. the original macho man. complete with cowboy hat and mustache the world loved him but most of all the girls burt reynolds was of the sex symbol of the seventy's he was one of the first men who took off his clothes for a fashion magazine editor is quick witted and charming like in smokey and the bandit his most successful film. yeah you know. as you say it was. his daredevil stunts helped build his reputation reynolds was part italian part irish but also part native american the critics waited to give their seal of approval until the movie deliverance came out ajantha. but reynolds took things into his own hands when he began directing films himself is leading ladies were some of the most famous actresses of the time like catherine deneuve. he lived the life of a hollywood star s

and with its all—asian cast, is changing hollywood. this is rachel chu. when you look at the lack of asian—american and asian—led stories and actors, it really highlights that and you realise that we do want to create a movement so that, you know, people feel represented and heard and understood and valued. # i feel glorious...# that movement is seeing hollywood deciding to make more ethnic minority movies. why? the sad fact is that the studios rely on the statistics, and the statistics for this film in particular are blowing everybody out of the water. she has been begging me to come visit her, you know. the universe has spoken. the smart, sleek rom—com, set firmly in the modern social media age, is a box office sensation in the us, mostly down to its relatable storyline. and that's important. its message for the film industry wouldn't be spreading so quickly and powerfully if audiences weren't first enjoying it simply as a movie. and box office failure could have so disappointed its cast, which includes british star gemma chan. you feel that, you

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tributes to a hollywood icon. after an acting career spanning six decades, burt reynolds has died at the age of 82. what a start for ryan giggs in his first competitive match as wales manager. they thrash the republic of ireland in the new uefa nations league, with gareth bale amongst the goals in cardiff. and sally speaks exclusively to zara tindall, as she returns to competitive riding just two months after giving birth. it said chilly start to your friday morning with a little bit of rain in the north—east, but many will be dried today. details of that and your weekend forecast coming up on brea kfast your weekend forecast coming up on breakfast —— it's a. it's friday the 7th of september. our top story: british airways has launched an investigation after hundreds of thousands of its customers‘ credit card details were stolen following a major data breach on its website and mobile app. the airline has apologised to those affected after the incident which comes at the end of a summer of cancelled flights

. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! top night, christina aguilera. from summer '03, paul scheer. plus slash featuring myles kennedy and the conspirators. and now, on top of all that, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi. welcome. very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. i have to say -- i'm encouraged that you're in a good mood. because not everyone is. i don't know if you saw this but there's a new study from gallup, the poll people, that says last year, 2017, was the most miserable year on record. [ lone clapper ] [ laughter ] according to what's known as the global emotions report, an annual study of people all over the globe, since they started keeping track in 2005, last year was the world's most negative year. who is to blame for that? young sheldon, they say. [ laughter ] before him everything -- no. the poll said in the last year collectively the world was more stressed, more worried, sadder, and more in pain than ever. this i

i'm just asking youtouts thtwah questions that i think hollywood with james bond i like the early james bond committed to take away the hard work a spy does. second i think we need the oss back in terms of cybersecurity. what does david think?arades we don't need to go to the moon or military parades. we have to figure this out. >> if we need the oss back then we need the sorts of presidents who charter that would be nice.t [applause] [applause] >> i cannot wait for your documentary just because tuesday hollywood has been faithful to the essence are about. of what s are about. they'd screw it up or put a gun god's happy a gun is anything in or peters although his job was fe tough guyason stuff that hes made of my novel body of lies was faithful to the texture hollywood understands then realistic accounts of espionage is what people in society but they made up my novel was just terrible [they would have added some gunplay. [laughter] >> thank you for this discussion how does the genre emerge over time with a change ofin css o civilization between u.s. and to soviet union to u.s. and chin

own is almost as old as hollywood itself in the one nine hundred seventy six version of the film streisand and kris kristofferson play the love struck. prosecute potential story into a modern romance where both artists meet on equal terms. sean penn was on twitter that it was one of the best films he'd seen in years and we found enough to. turn most of. them seem. like. that's all from our special from the venice international film festival for more on this year's festival and all this year's winners check out our website we're back next week from a very different festival from the german town up until then it's a riveting from that trial. urine everything man knows that a child needs food without food can do nothing before maybe his muse can really have a lot of problems then drop out of the school because of the way he did nothing when he comes from home that could have easily been us. any one of us. big fun be to. his work and the goddess fortuna. the maestro and finish. the job.