he moved to cannes and a 1970 forest fire, his wife and four children were killed. this is a man of indomitable spirit. i asked him which movie changed his life. >> for me, i was really taken by the movie "dictator" by charlie chan. when i saw the movie, i saw the ideas behind it. but charlie chaplin, he knew what i lived two years later in the warsaw ghetto. how

he moved to cannes and a 1970 forest fire, his wife and four children were killed. this is a man of indomitable spirit. i asked him which movie changed his life. >> for me, i was really taken by the movie "dictator" by charlie chan. when i saw the movie, i saw the ideas behind it. but charlie chaplin, he knew what i lived two years later in the warsaw ghetto. how did he in 1938 i think he made the movie -- '39, he just saw what we lived through two years ago. if people had listened to charlie chap lip, we would have saved many millions of people. not only jews, but millions of other people who died during the second world war, because charlie chaplin told us. not the visionary, but he knew exactly what's going to happen. >> it's been an incredible privilege do the show and he said the secret of life is the power of hope. thank you, piers morgan. grey said to me is "the secret of life is the power of hope." thank you, piers morgan, a.c. "360" starts now. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news and a story that has seen it all. john edwards, presidential contender, on

he moved to cannes and a 1970 forest fire, his wife and four children were killed. this is a man of indomitable spirit. i asked him which movie changed his life. >> for me, i was really taken by the movie "dictator" by charlie chan. when i saw the movie, i saw the ideas behind it. but charlie chaplin, he knew what i lived two years later in the warsaw ghetto. how did he in 1938 i think he made the movie -- '39, he just saw what we lived through two years ago. if people had listened to charlie chap lip, we would have saved many millions of people. not only jews, but millions of other people who died dur

he saw it without the reaction of canne. that's brilliant. >> you were one of the biggest it girl of the "it" girl phenomenon. you can give us grim warnings. and then you went and had a family. your role doesn't mirror the lead role of the movie. you were massive and -- >> like george valentine in the film. >> he's slightly more epic. did it make you feel? >> i mean, certainly, yes, i could relate to it a bit. mainly it was that i -- you know, in our relationship, it's sort of a love that's died. and we're having a rift. and, you know, a young starlet comes along. so i could relate to the whole story, the beauty about this movie is that it's a simple, beautiful love story. and we've all had love and we've lost it and we've had success and we've had failure. so to me it's a story that i think everybody can relate to. and then the beauty is that love can bring us back and give us hope again. and people walk out of the theatre uplifted and feeling joyful. >> people actually cry at a silent film. >> the fact that you can feel so

he became a very successful businessman and moved them to cannes and in a forest fire his wife and children were killed. he has indomitable spirit. i asked him which movie changed his life. >> for me, i was really taken by the movie "dictator" by charlie chaplin. when i saw the movie, i'm not talking about the quality of the movie and the ideas behind it. but that man, charlie chaplin, he knew what i lived in the warsaw ghetto. how did he, in 1938 i think he made the movie, '39, he saw what we were going to live two years later. and i think at that time, if people had listened to charlie chaplin's precursory ideas, it would have saved millions people who died in the second world war. because charlie chaplin told us -- he knew exactly what was going to happen. >> it's been an incredible privilege to do the show. the last thing he said to me was the secret of life is the power of hope. thank you, piers morgan. >> i am piers morgan. >> i'm brooke baldwin. we are perched by the tower bridge as we are watching history unfolding. this is the largest flotilla of its kind

he became a very successful businessman and moved them to cannes and in a forest fire his wife and children were killed. he has indomitable spirit. i asked him which movie changed his life. >> for me, i was really taken by the movie "dictator" by charlie chaplin. when i saw the movie, i'm not talking about the quality of the movie and the ideas behind it. but that man, charlie chaplin, he knew what i lived in the warsaw ghetto. how did he, in 1938 i think he made the movie, '39, he saw what we were going to live two years later. and i think at that time, if people had listened to charlie