and she's front row talking to nicole kidman who i hadn't worked with at that time. and i didn't know, and i was like, mom, mom, get over here right now! she was like, she talked to me first! >> jimmy: is that true? >> do your parents do that? >> jimmy: and they always say they talked to me first. yeah, because you're sitting in the doorway of her dressing room. >> yeah. literally can't get past. yeah, it turns out nicole, who's an absolute sweet heart had asked someone what my mom's name was and had in this instance talked to her first, called her over and just wanted to make her feel comfortable. >> jimmy: what does nicole kidman mean to an actor from australia? >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: is she like -- >> yeah, she's like our queen. yeah. it's insane. she's the best. >> jimmy: do you get over that quickly when you're working sno together? >> no, i'm still a little [ bleep ]. and it's nicole and charlize. yeah. it's quite surreal. >> jimmy: you are playing, well, you play kind of an amalgamation of characters in the movie. charlize plays megyn kelly. and nicole play

i'm going to do this film with meryl streep and nicole kidman. and now i'm like -- i'm like what am i doing? i already have a job. do this. like this -- i know how to do this. i've got this. what am i doing this for? >> jimmy: what is the thing that's bothering you the most about this? let's talk this through. [ laughter ] >> well, there's a lot. i'm in lots of scenes with meryl streep, and that's always terrifying because you know, i'm going to have to carry her in every scene. [ laughter ] but my main worry, it's the first time i've ever done an american accent. so i'm playing an american. and that is -- that's filling me with some fear. >> jimmy: now, when you say "an american," that is not a preview -- [ laughter ] thans a p that is not a preview of your american accent, is it? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: we'll have to work on this. >> all right, me lovelies, i'm an american. [ laughter [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have a coach, an accent coach? >> i've got an accent coach and that's wonderful. but i would say my best accent coach is actually m

meryl streep and nicole kidman for their ic season togeer on "big little lies." >> it's incredible. nobody likes to say it. we don't want to jinx it. >> it cld totally happen. j.lo was nominat for "hustlers." >> thank you so much. i'll see you at the globe. >> as for snubs game "game of thrones" was shut out except for haington and no "this is us" either. >> i'm sorry, mom. >> this is exciting. bestriginal song the globes have t of music's most powerful women, beyonce and taylor swift. taylor's song sfrom "ca"cats" f off against beyonce's "spirit." beyonce reveals the question she hates being ask the most -- are you pregnant? get off my ovaries. >>> let's get back to the golden globe party of five won in 1996. .t." was there to join the celebratn. look at this. >> unbelievable. to b selected just as a nominee among this group of quality television programs was amazing. >> i immediately jumped on my chair. >> amazing. >> that's incredible. >> i think it was blair underwood i think who was -- the man said party of five he was like whoa. "party of five." >> you know the globes is all a

. >> and charlize's -star nicole kidman is joining tv's million dollar club. >> "variety" reports when she gets to hulu in 2020 she'll get $1 million an episode. nicole's "big little lie co-sr reese and her "morning show" colleague jen already make but ste carell? $750,000 an epise app tv plus, but netflix will make m a million dollar man with the upcomi comedy series "space force." >> we all have parts that scare us. >> kry washington will match reese's million hulu's upcoming sers "little fires erywhere." but on broadcast salaries are smaller. "varty" rertthe pearsons all pull in $250,000 an episode on "this is us." while "modern family's cardi b got that on netflix. tranger thin" happen on streaming. wynona rider, david harbour and millie bobby brown, $350,000 an epise while most of the other kids get 250 by comparison rob lowe will make $50,000 less for fox's uoming "911" spin-off. >> i don't know how ts has happened to . >> doing tv used to be taboo for movie stars, but "variety" hints if leo, br or tom could fetch $2 million an episode. >> that's about right. >> chris pratt is al

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plus gretchen carlson is here to share her anti-nda initiative and react to nicole kidman playing her in bomb shell. >>> and later craig whitwell is here with lessons learned from this century ice version of the pentagon's papers. >>> we're starting with how did we get here? how did trump get here? how his sources of information led him astray. led him off course. i think it's pretty easy to make the case that we ended here at the brink of impeachment because of the bogus information trump was watching and reading. of course, his choices, what we did with the alleged information, the alleged shakedown, all that, that's all his own doing. he's responsible for what he did. but what he was hearing from right wing media was crucial. the conspiracy bent of his favorite talk shows was critical. this ukrainian house of lies is built on two main theories. one is that ukraine interfered in the 2016 election. that's a theory that kind of lets russia off the hook. and then the other theory is the bidens are up to no good in ukraine, even though there's no evidence of wrong doing by the bidens. t

kidman. >> jimmy: nicole kidman. >> margot robbie >> jimmy: oh -- everyone's -- megyn kelly was across the hall from us for a year >> yeah. >> jimmy: we used to see her everyday >> yeah. >> jimmy: charlize does an amazing job. >> it's an extraordinary film. we're so proud of it >> jimmy: everybody is -- you -- can i show a picture of you as roger ailes look at this this is john lithgow [ audience oohs isn't that unbelievable? i mean, how did you do -- who did the makeup on it >> this amazing man, kazu hiro, did the makeup colleen atwood changed both my body and my face and clothing. [ laughter ] and -- no, those were my -- my co-conspirators. >> jimmy: i got to say i mean, from knowing you throughout the years, you're one of the nicest people i've ever met in my entire life and for you to play such a a creep -- [ laughter ] -- is honestly, it's shocking to see >> i know. >> jimmy: i mean, is it -- does this help you get into character to become this human >> well, it was -- you know, the only hard acting is bad writing. and this is a marvelous script by charles randolph, the oscar winn

nicole kidman. cast out and. have posed for the for any calendar and literature is a popular theme such as lewis carroll of alice in wonderland in 2018 this year actress will be goldberg is presenting the calendar she believes in eternal love i believe all of these things are possible i think we all want to have we want to find somebody to connect to and so that's really what juliet is she's the the giant connector of us all for the 1st time the calendar is accompanied by a short film it compiles interpretations of juliet by being texas's. the calendar itself is a $132.00 page book illustrated with $58.00 photos. in shakespeare's play romeo and juliet take their own lives that power of as he emphasizes the positive side of the tragedy. and. the message is not that you should kill yourself along just the opposite we should love one another and live. the actual dates not only printed on the book's cover on the calendar function takes 2nd. place leaving the stage to the many faces of the martin juliet. at this time

. >>> another film we can't wait to see "bombshell" with charlize theron, nicole kidman and margot robbie. only "e.t." has your first look behind the scenes. >> i'm going to be the story. no. >> someone has to speak up. someone has to get mad. >> it's entertaining, but it's still very, very hard hitting. >> margot and nicole, they are power houses and i was just literally trying to keep up. >> oh, she's going for it. >> nicole required one hour in the make-up chair and a wig to become gretchen carlson. charlize took much more. three hours and multiple prosthetics helped transform her into megyn kelly. >> you know, i had to finally like sit down with myself and think how could i even wrap my head around playing this woman that's incredibly well-known, has a very specific sound to her, look to her. she's controversial. she's complex. >> charlize is also a producer of the film. one of her biggest fears? losing nicole after production was delayed. >> i was dreading this phone call saying, like, are you going to just leave and she is like i'm not leaving you, charlize. i'm right behind you. i

nicole kidman, charlize theron, and margot robbie star in the film that highlights the 2017 sexual harassment scandal at fox news. >> women are everywhere. >> hr is on the phone. >> catch "bombshell" in theaters friday. >>> chance the rapper announced he is canceling his tour. the chicago musician told fans on instagram there has been a back-and-forth with reschedules and rerouting and that he will take this time to be with family, making music and develop his best show to date. >>> and buckle up. maverick is back. >> your reputation proceeds you. >> i will admit i was not expecting an invitation back. >> "top gun: maverick". maverick finds himself with "top gun" graduates for a specialized mission. "top gun: maverick" is in theaters engine. that is your eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. >>> the nfl admits it may a mistake that may have caught the raiders the victory. why was drew brees so happy last night? we will show you coming up. >>> let's take a live look outside, the time in downtown san >>> good tuesday morning to you. the clouds are back. so this is just a sign of some cha

other members include nicole kidman and jeff bridges. agents say that if heavyweights like leonardo dicaprio or brad pitt decide ever to join in on this those figures could climb to $2 million per episode. >> not a big surprise. where there's big names. >> television is more interesting now than ever in my lifetime at least. so all those names you just mentioned they're all, 20 years ago would have been movie stars. >> they know we're watching. if you're still look for the perfect christmas gift google has you covered. for the first time ever the tech giant has released data about what people searched for this holiday season and rounding out the top five, all things tech. the number one searched item was the google nest mini that's followed by the xiaomi smartphone nvidia q4 streaming media player that came in at number 3 motorola's moto 1 smartphone was fourth followed by the razor hammerhead water resistant ear buds makes sense. >> and makes sense that a google product is right at the top. number one electronics, that's always the most

kidman and charlize theron, plus preparing to take a plunge into the san francisco area, how you can give back to children hoping to make a dream come true. 's ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> tomorrow morning is your chance to jump into the san francisco bay area cable car and more importantly time to raise money so dreams and wishes come true for children battling a wide range of illnesses. brave the bay 2019 is here, one of the largest fundraisers for make-a-wish, presented by the san francisco police department. thank you guys for being here. i know it's friday and you have a big day tomorrow. how many people are you expecting? >> well over 300 people.>> we hope you get 400.>> kenny you will be there, why are you involved at this point?>> i am a make-a-wish child recipient. at three years old i was diagnosed with lung cancer. i went through three years of chemotherapy and through make-a- wish in their program i was able to receive a wish

. >> reporter: lithgow stars alongside charlize theron and margot robbie and nicole kidman. >> ailes in this film is a supporting player, he's kind of a villain that everyone else rer reacts to. the film is the stories of the women in fox. he spent more than three hours a day becoming roger ailes. >> what does it like to look in the mirror to see someone you don't recognize. >> it is hilarious. it changes your own sense of yourself. >> ailes is the latest in the recent string of real life character that the 74 years old lithgow have played. he became bill clinton in the broadway show and winston churchill in "the crown." >> when people know how someone looks and sounds like of churchill and roger ailes. you better get that right. >> yes, you are messing around with everybody's expectations. there is something excited about that. >> reporter: born into a theater family, young john lithgow shows no interests in the family's business. >> i was so interested in being a painter. i was very serious about it. i went to eight public schools. >> reporter: lithgow's father was a theater direct

plus gretchen carlson is here to share her anti-nda initiative and react to nicole kidman playing her in bomb shell. >>> and later craig whitwell is here with lessons learned from this century ice version of the pentagon's papers. >>> we're starting with how did we get here? how did trump get

you mentioned charlize theron, nicole kidman, margot robbie. how was that? >> it was phenomenal, and i could go on. connie britton, kate mckinnon, allison janney, malcolm mcdowell. it really was wonderful. it was, like, the best c nypa you could put into a movie, and charlize incidentally was our producer. the movie never would have happened without her. [ applause ] it was a remarkable group. >> it's getting great reviews and we have a clip. let's take a look right now. >> i defy you to find any evidence that a single part of what these women are saying is true. get ready. more will come. we need to let rupert know what it means if i lose. gretchen carlson could kill fox news. this is a fight for your jobs. if i go, you go. >> wow. [ applause ] >> you talked about your transformation. we saw a picture of you in the makeup chair, but we have a side by side now. wow. what did you think -- this really gave you an idea, but when you first saw yourself like that, what did you think? >> it was pretty startling. it takes you awhile to get used to yourself. it so c

. >> stephen: that's one of the reasons why it's so great to see nicole kidman play her. you get to hear gretchen carlson tell her story. gretchen in her real life can't >> it's also really painful because you kind of just go, "why can this woman not tell her story?" why are we still putting all these mechanisms in place that are still protecting predators, and these men in power who are, obviously, abusing their power. that's really what these n.d.a.s are doing. i'm in complete support of her trying to get her voice back and having her story be told. but it was a cheeky way of us saying, "you still can't silence us all" somehow-- ( applause ) >> stephen: we have-- we have a clip here. can you describe what's going on here? you're in a sound booth >> yeah, this is a big moment where megyn kelly took about two weeks to join the carlson lawsuit, and the reason was because she was ceend of a rock star at the time at fox. she was negotiating one of the biggest contracts there. and she had a moral dilemma. she really liked roger ailes, because he was incredibly helpful to her

kidman -- i'm not sure people will rush to see it in the theater but a very well made film. >> another one is the new "star wars" installment called "the rise of skywalker." now "star wars" fans are a different breed. not all of them fell in love with the last "star wars" movie. is disney worried? >> i don't think disney is too worried. "the last jedi" was divisive. the fan reaction in the most vocal quadrants of social media was not favorable. and, of course, there were some people who did like "the last jedi" so now you have people who are -- think this may swing too far in the opposite direct. you know, one of the things is people get upset and people are passionate about these films. but i can't imagine anybody who's passionate enough to go online and vent about them not wanting to be in line opening weekend to see them. >> brian loury, that time of year. a lot of people are hitting the movies. quick break. ions to choose from; like rich, butter-poached maine lobster and crispy crab-stuffed shrimp rangoon. how will you pick just 4 of 10? it won't be easy. better hurry in. steven co

kidman. >> tambiÉn hablamos con jesÚs el rayo quien estrena su nuevo sencillo. james quÉ tenemos? >> >> james: una receta que va de espaÑa hasta centroamÉrica, vamos a preparar todo wrejs le vamos a mostrar de principio a fin como ♪ >> quedÉ impresionante en el 2020 telemundo se ve mejor. >> chiquibaby: telemundo en el 2020 se ve mejor querido francisco que bueno que estÉs de regreso. >> francisco: tenemos que hablar de una pelÍcula que estÁ dando mucho de quÉ hablar, toca un tema muy importante en del acoso sexual en los medios de comunicaciÓn y ha sido nominada a dos premios. >> chiquibaby: asÍ es porque toca un tema en delicado, el acoso sexual. >> francisco: ninette rÍos nos preparÓ la informacion. >> llega a la pantalla grande una historia basada en hechos de la vida real vivimos por me dos mujeres quienes se atrevieron a denunciar que fueron vÍctima de acoso sexual (informaciÓn en pantalla) la ganadora del Óscar charlize theron es productora de la pelÍcula y ademÁs interpreta a meghan (informaciÓn en pantalla) la tambiÉn ganadora del �

charlize theron, nicole kidman, margot robbie star in the real-life drama based on women at fox news who set out to expose ceo roger ailes for sexual harassment. >> if roger finds out you came to us, he won't just fire you. he will bang us with a million-dollar lawsuit, he will attack you personally. these men, they care more about their reputations than they do about money. >> roger won't stop. >> i know. >> you know that. colleagues you admire will say publicly you're a superior, ambitious woman who's suing because her career stalled. >> let them. >> also starring john lithgow, kate mckinnon, and malcolm mcdowell, "bombshell" scoring 63% on rotten tomatoes and getting mixed reviews from the critics. peter travers calls it explosive entertainment that means to make a difference, listen up. but kyle smith writes, the acting is a mixed bag, as storytelling, though, "bombshell" is a wet firecracker. >> i'm interested, though. >> yeah, me too. >> next to dwayne "the rock" johnson and kevin hart, the dynamic duo joins forces once again in "jumanji: the next level." along with the dannys,

kidman, all of them nominated. the golden globes love star power. i am not sure the new generation has produced stars quite that level. that is in addition to their work this year which is fantastic. what about little women? this is coming out on boxing day. my wife is keen to see this.” this is coming out on boxing day. my wife is keen to see this. i think your wife will love it, audiences we re your wife will love it, audiences were loved, so i am surprised at the golden globes did not love it. nomination for lead actors, it was nominated for its score, but it was really notably snubbed not just for best drama but best director. you might recall, if you watched two years ago, natalie portman was present the best director category and she tweet them at the time for snubbing greta gerwig for ladybird. they doubled down today and if you look at the tv side where ever differin a's when they see as, it is clear that for female directors, this is still an ongoing controversy. thank you forjoining us. wreckage of a pr

clint eastwood's "richard jewel," and jay roach's "bombshell," with nicole kidman and charlize theron. >> i'm going to be the story. >> no. >> reporter: that's will smith and tom holland in "spies in disguise." others offering a "shaun the sheep" movie, and "armageddon." and now that you mention it, "frozen ii" is still in theaters. >> what would i do without you? >> you'll always have me. >> reporter: with its ice scapes ready to becken you into the unknown today. ♪ into the unknown >> reporter: okay. plenty of choices to help you stay out of the weather and to get ready for possible oscar nominations. guys? >> thanks to chris for that. so many great movies. >> i want to see that. haven't seen that yet. >> i want to see "uncut gems." >> i have seen it. it's good. >> "little women." "cats" sounds amazing. >> a lot of choices. >> ebb prowatching it right now. >>> how to have a stressless christmas coming up, and a special performance from nyu's corral. [ applause ] d woke up first ♪ ♪ now you've got something up your sleeve ♪ ♪ what you didn't know was you were surprising ♪

award, charlize therrin, nicole kidman, margot robbie. unbelievable and if you want to guess which films could take home the oscar for best picture this year look no further than the elite list of films that earn a s.a.g. award ensemble nomination. only three movies have ever won best picture at the oscars without a s.a.g. nod so this year keep your eyes on "the irishman," "parasite" and "once upon a time in hollywood." congratulations to those three films. on the tv front at the s.a.g.s, "the marvelous mrs. maisel" leads with four nominations. "the morning show" right behind it with three nominations including one for jennifer aniston, steve carell and billy crudup. they take place january 19th. as you can tell, we cannot wait. great movies. [ applause ] a lot of work to do. >>> also in tv news, abc is live all in the family returning for a holiday encore this season. woody harrelson, marie have to may and ellie kemper set to return as archie bunker and family. this time executive producer jimmy kimmel and norman lear are serving up the

kidman didn't recognize you when you first came on set. >> for a second, yes. for a second, i mean it was chaotic the way we shot it. jay roach, our film's director wanted to shoot 360 at all times and it felt like a real newsroom so we were always scattered in this real newsroom so i think for a second she just couldn't put it together that it could be me from afar. but the prosthetic work, the makeup and hair in this film is really top notch. >> it's incredible. >> it's incredible people. >> what did you latch on to megyn kelly that for you made it work? >> you know, i think it's a combination of a lot of small little things. it's the devil's in the details and i think it's a combination of trying to understand as best i could where she came from, why she sounds the way she sounds, why she holes herself the way she holes herself and it's just research. you just have to kind of sit down and read as much as you can, watch as much as you can, listen to as much as you can and pray to the movie gods that when you show up on that first day you're not trying to manu

[habla en inglÉs] la cinta es protagonizada por nicole kidman que le da la vista a una periodista. tambiÉn hay un personaje ficticio que, sin duda, representa a muchas jÓvenes periodistas. [habla en inglÉs] las caracterizaciones llaman mucho la atenciÓn. varios actores tuvieron que utilizar prospectivos para parecerlo personaje de la vida real que representan. es increÍble verlo. lo vemos con la caracterizaciÓn, lo veo en persona y es otro. de verdad que es una caracterizaciÓn espectacular. [habla en inglÉs] en esa ocasiÓn tambiÉn pude hablar con otros actores. las actrices, recientemente, nominadas al globo de oro por la actuaciÓn en esta pelÍcula. primero que nada felicidades por esta mociÓn. [habla en inglÉs] ademÁs, de los profÉticos la caracterizaciÓn incluye lentes de contacto para que se pareciera a la periodista megan. tambiÉn es importante resaltar que la cita comenzÓ con una idea de la actriz, ya que es la productora de la cinta. [habla en inglÉs] cuÁl ha sido la respuesta del pÚblico? [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] raÚl: increÍble

. >> jimmy: nicole >> you got robbie. >> jimmy: margot yeah, that's what i'm talking about. >> yes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we've never -- >> yes >> jimmy: we don't talk like -- no one talks like that at all. [ laughter ] but everyone crushes >> it's so incredible. it's really amazing. >> jimmy: and you and margot have a great chemistry >> aww, thanks >> jimmy: are you -- do you know her from just from the show >> well, she hosted "snl," and she's the nicest and the most talented person in the world and we just had a blast. we did a lot of scenes where we got to improvise, and she's an unbelievable improviser. and that was fun and then she did this scene that is the most heart-breaking thing i've ever seen >> jimmy: yeah >> and she just -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> -- absolutely -- to just to be in the room was like, "oh, my god i can't believe i'm witnessing this." >> jimmy: you saw it - >> and then like a minute later, she was producing a a movie at the same time she got on the phone she was like, "so who are we hiring for the dp? and it was just like, "oh, my god. you can do everything.