i feel differently about hollywood. the fact is that i feel differently if they were truly talking about people who had been black lifted unfairly. if they weren't stalinists or weren't members of the fifth column here in the united states, trying to destroy it and impose this sort of lawful symptom upon this country, and they -- they praised the people who were the stalinists. it's beyond my -- >> host: puppets of a foreign government. >> guest: yes, absolutely, and a foreign government that was our enemy. it wasn't like england or they were some -- i feel a little different about it if somehow they were spying for england -- >> host: a totalitarian system. >> guest: but here he is for stalin? alibi for hitler and i will defend that to the death what he said and then here he is for kim il-sung, north korea. this is another little interesting story, is that earl brown was kicked out of the communist party -- >> host: head of the party. >> guest: head of the party. kicked out on the grounds he was a heretic and believed

land was one of them. >> host: how did ago from hollywood land to hollywood? >> it was supposed to be a temporary sign. it was built on telephone poles to anchor it then it was she metal. like a billboard essentially. over the years it started to deteriorate some of those letters were ripped, windstorms or anything that would come through to wreck the letters i think the late 30's there was no more maintenance the used to be a man who lived nearby because originally it had 40,000 light bulbs and it would link in unison but first it would go in order. to follow a sequence and when the bulls would go out there were replaced but the main it stopped in the 30's then in 1949 with the engineers of the city of lhasa angeles said it was a public nuisance to tear it down the hollywood chamber of commerce said it would take over the maintenance and that is when deland barr was dropped so 1949 is really when it was born again. >> host: but when did it start to take on that iconic status people knowing that they lived near the site and? director was very slow building. on

and above hollywood ten -- it might have even been in 45 but of the hollywood ten, they went against him and there was a big debate about it and he said i either have to be leave when an invite choose to. so he was a major enemy of the soviet union. he was a biographer of this and he himself had been a member but he was a good biographer and an interesting guy and he said that was the first shot getting rid of him. and they were all on the side of course. >> host: you have a chapter in here about elliott. tell me his story. >> guest: the thing about his story he went to ronald reagan and praised both people he said look i conducted with people, they are the ones that are helpful to me and when i say blacklist if all they had to do basically if you were a communist and you have a car and a house committee found out that you were a member of the party and had an amonte member of the party etc. as long as you could get back to work in hollywood easily. they wouldn't see anything say anything but all you have to do is renounce. that's all you have to do and of course they would say you h

hollywood put on this big dramatic show that the terrible plight of the hollywood ten. i feel differently about hollywood. but the fact is, i would feel differently if they were truly talking about people who have been blacklisted unfairly. if they were not stalin us if they were not members of -- you're in the united states trying to destroy us and impose this awful system upon the country. the.is if you -- >> his but what he said command another interesting stories earl broader was kicked out of the communist party. >> he was head of the communist party. >> he was head of the communist party it kicked out on the 19th -- in 1940 he was capitalism, please, a peaceful transition to socialism the war, even after world war ii that the united states and the soviet union -- it's a complicated story but anyway people believed for a variety of reasons that stalin want him out or at least he had to change communist party because he wanted he wants the united states with the soviet union command i don't know. they might have been involved, but all of there's a i either have to b

that's how much love and respect that hollywood has for her. i had a great conversation with sarah silverman. i spoke to her just moments after she found out that she scored a nomination f a screen actors guild award. >> i'm still in shock. very excited. i can't believe it. my manager and par amy called me crying. i thought somebody died. >> sarah's nomination a sweet surprise. leo and johnny, k and john and leo and big names earning big noms. who was left out? >> surprise. >> matt damon snubbed for "the martian." "concussion" a joy for jennifer lawrence. one m hit tv show missing. >> absolutely no "empire." the show was a huge success but taraji p. henson was completely off the l >> brad pitt's and straight ou compton. anna faris announced t nominations. >> if this came in april, i would be so happy. we'll go back to washington. it's wonderful, it's beautiful up there. but it's also like family stress just like everybodyelse. >> i feel your yes, i'm completely stressed as well. eddie redmayne could win back-to-back year. he won last year for "

. >> hollywood's brand-new divorce drama. two singers fight over cats and dogs. >> they have an enormous number of pets. >> why kim's tells us today about her g saint west. >> also we're on set with the hot new tarzan. how he went from this this. and -- >> we can't just be >> inside fashion's new revolution dumping plus sized for curvy? >> the star models modeling their curves and how hollywood changing the game. >> work it. >> now in our 35thseason, this is "entertainment tonight." >> donald trump gets a huge cheer from kelly and michael's live tv audience while protesters shout in the streets. thank you for joining us. >> there really is no neutral position on trump, right? the stars sounded off with our nischelle turner. but are all the hollywood haters making his supporters love him even more? >> donald trump. >> kelly and michael had on their show this morning. they're getting a ton of flak. >> he entered the room he had huge applause. >> our country has to get its act together. >> i think that they probably could have h

there's diversity in hollywood. i think there's plenty of it. >> i don't think there's plenty of it. >> one way is to take the unions very small, overwhelmingly white, if we had a right to work law in hollywood would make it easier for young black males to get jobs -- more people in the pool. >> i agree with you. >> so start my radio show today and i play part of martin luther king jr. "i have a dream" speech. every time i hear it it literally put a chill down your spine. this man was an inspiration for everybody. i think of that message and then i think of twana brawly and "crown heights" and the fact al sharpton, this al sharpton going to play, he's obama's go-to guy on race issues, this is the guy that gets to the white house in this day and age. how do we go from mlk to this? >> you ain't nothing you're a punk -- [ bleep ] do something. >> we the black chicken fryers of the universe. and we gonna go buy -- we learned to admire them but they knew to admire us. we built pyramids for donald trump ever knew architec

you have watching "made in hollywood" >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ >>> the guys from hot tub time machine are back in hot water when they attempt to go back in the past but end up in the future in "hot tub time machine 2" >> i am clark dude, >> i am rob corddry >> and i am adam scott >> here say scene from "hot tub time machine 2" right here >> ready for another dip? >> i think this time i wilin vent yoga pants. >> how far back did we go? >> 2025. >> oh, pie god. you are nick weber. let's take a picture. >> let's just get up up-to-date. in a nutshell. where do we find the guys in "hot tub time machine 2". >> having realized their problems have not been solved by money and fame >> but they are living the good life >> they think they are. for a little bit. >> then i got shot >> you get shot >> and it's a bummer >> we need to find the point in time where things went wrong and fix it. here we go! >> so far so good. >> no! >> back in the tub. >> back in? the tub >> there are a lot of outlandish moments. was there anything ei

you are watching "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> welcome to "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in insurgent as being expod eye die very gent, four find themselves on the run from the power hungry leader. >> i am miles teller and you are watching "made in hollywood." and here is a scene from insurgent. >> you found it. the future our people deserve. >> what do you think is in that box, kaleb? >> i don't know, but she's testing divergence >> this movie is so good. i was a huge fan of the first one i can told you about how i read all the books, i had been waiting for this one and i want to see it already a second time >> oh, my god, that's awesome >> i was interested to see what you would do with trish for the fill. film. i know she goes a lot >> it's excite. it's exciting to play someone torn apart internally. coming from the first installment. trish lost her parents, had to kill one of her best friends so horrendous she witnessed a genocide and internally she's in a very broken place and has to call bon her upon they a

hollywood's hookup history. tom cruz, for instance, after nicole, but before katie, he dated, get this sophia. >> they always write that it's a romance, but, no tom is just like a friend of mine and there was nothing special about that. >> but before sophia tom also dated heather locklear and cher. >> it's a long time ago, a long, long time ago, and neither one of us ever talked about it. >> the romances of brad pitt before angelina and jennifer were many and included robin givens says pop culture reporter victoria o. >> he headed a guest role on "head of the class." rumor has it the affair ended abruptly because mike tyson came home and was hammering on the front door. >> did they ever meet face to face? >> they did one time. >> was he scared of him? >> yeah, yeah, he was scared, of course. >> brad lived with julia lewis and engaged to gwyneth paltrow and dated applegate. >> rumors linking him to his co-star in "thelma and louise." >> and the loves of george clooney, common knowledge except drum roll, please, k

and hollywood supports libballism. why did hollywood become so leftist? i have some theories. it happened because so many actors are good looking and maybe they became famous through a lucky audition, so, good looks, lucky break they think most of life is about luck and so government must intervene to make life more fair. not buying it? how about this. since actors work for others, they really have to deal with the big government burdens and other people who really innovate. people who build a factory or an apartment complex or jump through government's hoops to invent new medicine. actors collect a paycheck, they don't have to fight bureaucrats. their agents handle the details. recently read an article about life-long democrat rob schneider. he plays idiots in movies. >> deuce big low never got any respect. >> schneider has now become a republican, he says. the reasons he tried to run a business but california's regulation was so bad he moved out of california and changed political parties. trying to start a business woke him up. >> finally, one more reason why hollywood is s

exclusive inside look at hollywood's latest films, only on "the hollywood news report." where news is entertainment, and entertainmens. >> brad pitt, ryan gosling, steve carell and director adam mckay took over the zig phil -- ziegfeldldheater in new york to premiere their drama about the financial crisis in america, "the big short." >> when we decided to mount this thing we wanted bale, we wanted gosling, and we wanted carell, and they all jumped in. within two weeks we had this thing put together, and we were down in new orleans mounting the thing. it's great performances by the guys, really great performance. i'm really proud of this one. >> i think you'd be surprised it's very much like they're trying to share all this information, and there're all these celebrity cameos. it's put together in this very stylistic way, and yet it's not trying to be sylie, it's just using all these tools to help get the information in. i think adam was looking to do a gut-punch. it's such rerent history, but not a lot ofofeople know what happened, , d it's terrifying. i think this bring

>> welcome to the hollywood news report. i am your cinema guide for what is going on in the movies today, from the star-studded red carpets to the big blockbusters. we are sitting down with your favorite celebrities for an exclusive inside look only on "the hollywood news report." where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> what is that? >> it's a bomb. >> what are you, the telegram? -- taliban? >> the hollywood news report traveled to the caribbean to experience one of the most dutiful and exotic filming locations in the world, barbados. we asought out some local film makers to find out why this island is the perfect movie destination. >> it is very important to have this kind of festival because we have an opportunity to showcase our films. these people might not see them in the cinema. >> i spent years in canada as a script supervisor, but i love documentaries. when i came back here, i continued doing them. my latest film "barbados surfer girl," is up tonight. it is about one of the top women in the world as

hollywood. it's only right we turn or cameras on one of the most profitable film producers in the business. >> one of the hottest hitmakers with a dozen films in a little more than a dozen years. racking up more than 500 million dollars, will packer is on b.e.'s list of one of the most bankable producers in hollywood. we see why. >> in hollywood will be no rules. by that i mean not one specific path you have to take in order to become successful in hollywood. every week that i open a film up up against film two, three, four times as big as mine. bigger commercials, marketing, obviously bigger stars, but somehow i've managed to be the number one film at the box office, it's tremendous. sometimes i sit back and have to really go, wow. that's huge. >> it's not only huge, record breaking. scored seven films opening number one for featuring african-american characters he feel tell a universal story that touches a far wider audience. >> i tell you, i am very, very proud to be an african-american movie

they love hollywood visual effects. they love hollywood technology. and great outstanding global franchises. but they also love their own movies, which speak to them very personally. they go as a group. they go for fun. it's and experience. rishaad: but it's not at the expense of hollywood. we do have restrictions on how many hollywood movies can be shown in china. i think that global growth being generated by china is really not at the expense of hollywood. i think it benefits hollywood. it benefits everybody who is working on movies around the world to know that there's a market of excited, young audience members who are willing to embrace something new. i don't think that it was ever in the cards for hollywood to dominate the chinese box office. china has its own consumer base. they have their own preferences. they have a great local culture and very creative people. they were always going to be destined to have a booming film industry of their own. they don't like being pandered to the chinese audience. they don't like hollywood inserting things t

audiences are going to be surprised and thrilled. >> more from hollywood's biggest films on the "hollywood news >> thank you for joining us again. -- hollywood news. >> the force awakens. two sisters relive theirth. new in theaters. >> the dark side. a jedi. >> harrison ford, carrie fisher return to the star wars universe to help fight against the dark side. >> stories about what happened. >> it is true. all of it. >> i was not worried about i thought about the success of the film gave me the opportunity to take advantage of that success, to choose roles one would not have chosen as that time when the first film came out, to play a character like han solo. you look for something different. i never gave a minutes that to being typecast -- a minutes thought to being typecast. that does not happen if you keep moving. >> follow me. i'm excited for the film to come out. i try not to think about the broadness too much. when we were filming, i was just thinking about doing a good job. i am trying to continue to do that. everything else is collateral. things. i want to be part of good things. >> t

> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ ♪ ♪ made in hollywood >>> hard to believe but the peanuts comic strip is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. >> and i got a the chance to sit down with charlie browner lucy, snoop is a and my writ wood stock to talk all about the move. >> i ther there is a new kid mo. >> i. >> i just hope he's never heard of me. it's not often you get the opportunity to start over with a clean slate. this time, things will be different. >> he did it! >> you have a new movie, what do you think it will do for your image? >> i am excited that this movie will give me the chance to turn things around and prove that it doesn't always go wrong for me. >> ahh! >> see. just like i planned it. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> good grief. >> hi, sally. so since this is your first interview, do you have any questions for me? >> ooh, what's that? a microphone? why does your hair look so fun any what's that little blinking red light? does that mean it's recording? actually going to be on tv? am i on tv right now? >> yes, you ar

in the third of a five-part look at hollywood directors who made films for the u.s. government during world war ii we feature director john ford and the 18-minute documentary he made for the u.s. navy about the june 1942 battle of midway. the film presented a victory in vivid color to an american public eager for some good news in the year following pearl harbor. but, first we speak with author mark harris about john ford. >> in his book "five came back," author mark harris focusing on the story of hollywood and the second world war and five leading directors at the time, including john ford who served in the u.s. navy during world war ii. mark harris thanks very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what can you tell us about the work of john ford? >> well, ford was one of the most respected directors in hollywood, probably the most respected director before the war. between 1939 and 1941 he went on kind of an unmatched tear in hollywood making "the grapes of wrath," "how green was my valley," "stagecoach," "drums along the mohawk," just a set of movie

it was an embarrassment to hollywood. it was clearly out of the studio system for a wink and a nod for providing these blacklisted authors for pennies on the dollar and continuing to make success and money on their work and yet they were excised from hollywood. i think it's fair to say trumbo delighted a little bit in the fact that he had won an academy award or screenwriting for the brave one and yet was unable to go and claim it himself. in subsequent interviews he said that i don't claim to be any one particular pseudonym or another and in that way i receive credit for all the great screenwriting efforts that are out there and none of the blame for the bad ones. trumbo did receive an academy award for roman holiday in which he was one of the screenwriters but not credited until years later. he used as a front one of his friends names. at the academy awards his friend received it and it wasn't until dalton trumbo in his final year of life said it actually was corrected that he should have been credited for that screenpl

but are all the hollywood haters making his supporters love him even more? >> donald trump. >> kelly and michael had him on their show this morning. they're getting a ton of flak. >> he entered the room. he had huge applause. >> our country has to get its act together. >> i think that they probably could have held his feet to the fire a little more. >> you are very controversial. >> i think i'm more controversial now. that's what happens. >> but that's not what this show is known for. it is a soft talk show. to that extent donald trump probably benefited from that appearance. >> donald trump, not spending money on commercials even though he's a billionaire. >> hollywood is blasting trump literally. last night jimmy kimmel fired up a trump snow blower. he's saying blanket statements that are dangerous and hate filled. no one wants to hear what i have to say about donald trump at this point because it's too expletive laced and complex. >> my take is that trump is good for comedy, bad for the country. >> but here's a question -- is all this hollywood backlash g

marilia: hello, and welcome to the hollywood news report. i'm marilia moreno your cinema guide for what's going on in movies today. it's summer which means theaters are packed with films that make you laugh and take you on a nonstop thrill ride. join us as we give you an exclusive look at hollywood's biggest and best summer blockbusters. all this and more on "the hollywood news report," where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. ♪ >> hold on, cowboy. ♪ >> let's all go to court. >> summer is here, but the summer box office season officially kicked off in april with “furious 7” and “avengers: age of ultron” setting box office records by claiming the 4th and 5th spots for highest grossing films of all time! here's a look at the films you have left to look forward to this season. >> we have learned more in the past decade from genetics than a century of digging up bones. a whole new frontier has opened up. we have our first genetically modified hybrid. >> you just went and made a new dinosaur? >> probably not a good idea.

i don't think everyone in hollywood are the devil. i think there are a lot of people in hollywood trying to do great works. they turn out a lot of good movies and a lot of bad movies. i think york offers more diversity and culture, more variety of humanity, a richer environment. right? besides we get to go pick up the poop from our dog on the street. i tell that to our friends and they are light, you what? it's just so much fun. [laughter] my mother is thoroughly disgusted. michelle: if i could maybe ask the last question and we will network formally over lunch. what advice would you give a young woman or man who is 15 and was thinking about drama, the theater, being in tv -- what would your advice to them be? janine: there is a director named john/injured -- he was english, i believe. he says you have to remain tremendously strong about what you know you can do, and never take no for an answer. i think anyone who wants to be -- there were many times in my career where i thought i was going to give up and do something else. anything y

a at hollywood's latest films, only on "the hollywood news report," where news is entertainment, and entertainment is news. and what are you doing? get me out of here. no, no, keep going. >> the big apple got a taste of the new psychological trauma "experimenter" at the 53rd annual new york film festival. >> michael almereyda, i'm a huge fan of. i met him when i was 16. he's like one of the very sort of rare, completely uncompromising true artists out there, and of course peter sarsgaard, who i think is one of our greatest actors around, ever, and`one of my favorite people to be around too. so it was kind of a no-brainer for me. >>>> just kind of got drdrn into thworld. a person who seemed to be so dispassionate in a way that many scientists maybe are. he didn't appear to get either upset or excited over the results. you know? he tried to stay neutral, and as a result even some of his the observations that martian might make if they landed on earth, incredibly obvious. sometimes they're incredibly but we don't think about them. obvious, >> these experiments that milgram came up with

hollywood's just trying to get their side? >> obviously, hollywood tends to be liberal and they have the right to speak out like jehmu said like any other americans. but this isn't just about diplomacy. this is a bad deal. that's my opinion. you look at the facts. iran has 27% inflation according to the iranian central bank. that's the highest on record. most people think it's closer to 50%. the reality, iranian currency has devalued over 80% since 2011. they have oil sitting in tankers because they can't get it insured through the e.u. because of the sanctions, sitting there unable to sell it. they have double-digit unemployment. when you're talking about going from that to making them possibly one of the richest countries in the world over $150 billion is going to go into this country, you're going to tell those businesses in a couple years if they break these rules that you now are going to lose those billions of dollars? that's absolutely impossible. it took decades to get them to this point where they had to come to the n

note made in hollywood ♪ made i ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ mt. made in hollywood ♪ ♪ there's so much going on not just with isis, other terrorist groups and protesters. this is incredibly critical threat time for us to be involved in. >> reporter: despite the risk, president obama praised france's decision not to call off the conference. >> what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. >> reporter: yet the terror threat is already distracting from the summit. a march scheduled for sunday was banned due to security concerns. environmentalists staged a silent protest, leaving their shoes in the square they had planned to walk through. but as with so much in this still mourning city, life marches on. the president will also have the chance here in paris to meet with russia's vladimir putin and other world leaders who also are juggling the immediate danger of terrorism with the existential threat of climate change. margaret br

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prices have gone up in hollywood. the original owner paid $121 for alls this back in 1909. for that 8 figure price tag the new owner got a resort-style infinity pool overlooking the city. >> you really are secluded. that's hard to find in this town. >> i guess music does pay. let's head off to malibu where josh groban was known to stretch those amazing voekle chords. >> malley, but's most desirable neighborhood. >> what is it about point dune that makes it a celebrity enclave. >> it's a neighborhood. the deeded beach rights, the elementary school and they call it the hamptons by the sea. >> stars who have given the area its reputation include tom hanks, mel gibson howie mandel and, of course josh groban. >> a perfect celebrity home because of the way it's situate situated. >> it's situated back from the street total privacy, security cameras and the sort. >> it's fully loaded. the mediterranean villa is a huge chunk of real estate. especially formally but. >> this is a big piece of land. >> this is on almost 1.8 acres and the house with the guest house is approximately over

the >> let's s o more entertainment news on the hollywood news report. >> seth rogen, joseph got hollywood into the holiday spirit as they debuted their rated-r comedydythe night before." >> that's the point of a movie like this, is to have a lot of fun, right? that's what this is. it's a big party. it's actually a really sweet movie, and that's what makes it a christmas movie. it's a movie about friends. it's a movie about getting together, time and again, the rituals that we do every winter, every holiday season. that's what christmas is. >> i've known joe gordon-levitt for a while. anthony mackie is awesome. it was a very good time, and i hope audiences have fun watching it. it was really born out of love for holiday movies, you know, christmas movies specifically. i think, it was made by people who really love christmas movies. so if you love christmas movies, i think you'll like it. >> christmas is about friends and family, and you shouldn't forgetethat. the most important gift is the people you get to spend christmas wiwh, and i think that's what this movie is saying. and, coping wit

s list of one of the most bankable producers in hollywood. we see why. by that i mean not one specific path you have to take in order to become successful in hollywood. every week that i open a film up up against film two, three, four times as big as mine. bigger commercials, marketing, obviously bigger stars, but somehow i've managed to be the number one film at the box office, it's tremendous. sometimes i sit back and have to really go, wow. that's huge. breaking. scored seven films opening number one for featuring african-american characters he feel tell a universal story that touches a far wider audience. >> i tell you, i am very, very proud to be an african-american moviemaker, however, i don't make films with the intent to label them a black film or any other label. because that would limit me. that would limit my potential, limit the potential of the context i'm working so hard to create. so i take a point of pride in making films that do not feel exclusionary to any particular demographic, to any culture, to any people. just because it happens in

whatever the content doesn't fit the hollywood agenda that's wa we get. i think michael moore is a hero among the left for attacking brave americans like this. >> sean, you may be right there. but i think looking at this from a mission success standpoint which we like to do in the s.e.a.l. teams i think the movie has touched people. and i think the fact whoopi goldberg came out and defended i salute her. >> totally agree. >> coming up next tonight right here on "hannity". >> do you ever now looking back have any regrets at all about anything that you did? >> yes, i do. it's the people i couldn't save. >> the americans you couldn't save, the allied forces? >> the americans the local iraqis. anyone who i witnessed violence coming down on them and i could not save them. >> chris kyle back in 2012. more of that interview coming up next. >>> and a former sniper explains what life is like on the front lines. michael moore maybe we'll help educate you in that segment straight ahead. ♪ lookin' good, flo! feelin' good! feelin' real good! [ engine revs ] boat pro

hollywood -- you pick on hollywood because they shoot their mouths off too much. but it goes on everywhere. >> jonathan so what do you think of these people? obviously they push for the environment and then go ahead and water their lawns against the governor's wishes. >> eric, if someone doesn't practice what he preaches that should immediately disqualify their argument. i feel kind of sorry for a lot of hollywood celebs because they practice environmentalism. i mean they'd be unhappy, inconvenienced and ultimately dead because environmentism is about putting nature ahead of man. so don't fill your swimming pools. don't eat meat. don't use the land. >> what about that? >> i'm learning a lot about what environmentalism is. >> should they drink their pool water? >> maybe their toilet water too. they should play by the same set of rules as everybody else. governor brown has talked about increasing the fine to $10,000. i still don't think that's going to do anything to the likes of kim and kanye. >> now they got to hire people to go around and look at people's swimmin

hollywood gets royal support for the paparazzi baby ban. and now the star studded strategy to take celebrity baby pictures off the market. >> there is a price on these kids head. >>> the fresh prince back to tv? >> back to bel air. >> from "the fresh prince" to "fuller house." inside the reboot resurgence. but is hollywood fresh out of ideas? >> the magic happens. >> i know. that's the rock. >>> stylist standing by his side. meet mrs. trump. >> my husband needs me. so i'm juggling. >> how the donald's first lady could change his white house run. we go inside the circle of women who most want trump to be president. >> you just need to do as much as you can. >> now hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> hello, everyone. welcome to "the insider." >> we begin with the top trending story dominating the headlines today.

you deserve more than a star on the hollywood walk of fame. you deserve all of the stars in the sky, a thousand puppies wrapped in bows, a tender hot oil massage and " oh wait, t ts is getting a lilile personal. oh, and there's a drawing. there're children here so i'm just going to skip the rest of this. amy: growing up as the daughter of two publischool teachers, i knew verlittle about hollywood or los angeles. i had never seen the walk of fame. i had no brush with greatness. i knew no one that was an actor or a writer. i met mr. green jeans from captain kangngoo once, and that was it. i never imagined i would be here. really, it is truly a genuine honor, and i got here through many steps along the way. standing here at a podium feels very natural, and a ceremony like this feels exactly like something we'd do on parks and nope would have loved to have given me this star. in many ways she has. so thank you very, very much for honoring me today. >> that's it for this week. please join us next time on "the hollywood news report," where

rope with a look of hollywood's latest. where news is entertain innocent and entertainment is news. >> who has it next? >> good advice. >> fans camped out for days on hollywood boulevard to look at the the "star wars." . >> it is a great success then and gave me the opportunity to be busy. >> my very first film. seeing the movie and i'll prove my point. it will be a terrible mistake to it has to be age appropriate. and they got it right. and got the heroes and villains and they are smart. >> you could pinpoint but it is the essence of something that was totally captured and generations of people and this will continue to do that. >> the original trilogy. it made people happy. makes you feel sad a excited and happy. and i think that is really important. and i'm looking forward to the lights going down and the film will make people happy again. >> it is a story about finding one's purpose and the meaning of family and togetherness and we resonate with that. >> and it is a world far, far >> to go somewhere where people have si

a story of hollywood in the second world war. what do you want the reader to take away from your research? >> i hope that i've conveyed to them something about what it was like to be a hollywood filmmaker in a world that is so different from the one we're in now. you know it's inconceivable to imagine a war now in which one-third of hollywood's adult male workforce would drop their careers and go off to film overseas for three or four years. you know, all of the men i write about had their flaws as people and their complicated personal issues, but we understand in many ways what world war ii looked like and felt like because of the work that they did. it was all work of the kind that they had never done before. it was an extraordinary leap of effort and sacrifice and thought for every single one of them. and what they left us is a legacy of world war ii on film that has deeply informed everything about world war ii that has been filmed and much that has been written since. >> mark harris is a columnist for entertainment weekly. h

a story of hollywood and the second world war. joining us from new york on american history tv is author mark harris. thanks very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> as you put together this book and we will see films from well-known director, how much did you know before you researched the topic? >> well, my training as a film writer and film historian, not as a war historian, so for me, what i was investigating was the gap in the resumes of these five directors. you know, i would look and see that george stevens made no hollywood movies between 1943 and 1948 or wiler between '42 and '47 and that got me curious about their war service, which is the part of their life that we on the film side of things often ignore. and what it meant to them and what kind of work they did in the war. >> frank capra probably best known for "mr. smith goes to washington" and "it's a wonderful life." but he was also asked to put these films together by general marshall. my question is why did george marshall go to directors like tank

hollywood has a diversity problem. hollywood has a diversity problem at the production level in terms of who gets green lighted for films and who gets remitted on screen. that's something we have to work through. just because a black person doesn't get an award doesn't mean hollywood is racist but let's be clear, hollywood is racist. >> you just contradicted yourself. you're saying unless we give out -- >> there's no contradiction. >> -- certain types of award at the oscars then automatically hollywood is racist? are we going to -- >> i said the opposite of that. you misheard me. ben. >> here's a black nominee -- >> ben, ben, ben no no no hold on. you completely misremitted what i just said. i said just because a black perp does not win an award does not mean hollywood is racist. white people can win all the awards. it doesn't mean hollywood is racist. but that point aside, hollywood for other reasons, who gets green lit, who has production money, represented on screen hollywood is racist independent of the award issue

." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> welcome to "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ >> here is what's hot on screen. >> welcome to "made in hollywood," everyone, there are some fantastic films out there blowing up the big screen. >> one of my favorite movies of the year, "jurassic world," has dominated the box office by grossing $500 million faster than any other movie in history. >> nice. >> and chris prat talked to