Cameron Diaz on the red carpet at the Golden Globes.

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TAPE: EF02/0044 IN_TIME: 00:19:51 DURATION: 1:09 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Los Angeles - 20 Jan 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide shot of limousine arriving at Golden Globes event. 2. Wide shot of red carpet and Gold Globes sign 3. Wide shot of red carpet 4. Close up of metal detectors. 5. Medium shot of policeman pulling up on his motorcycle. 6. Close up of policeman setting up barricade. 7. Wide shot of police redirecting public away from Hilton hotel, site of the Globes. 8. Medium shot of police man directing city workers setting up barricades. 9. Wide shot of man being interviewed by local television. 10. Close up of security guard. 11. Medium shot of workers setting up lights. 12. Medium shot of fans in bleacher 13. Close up of fans in bleacher. SOURCE: APTN STORYLINE: Extra tight security in Los Angeles Sunday for the Golden Globes movie awards. Hundreds of big screen stars are scheduled to descend on the Beverly Hilton complex later Sunday for one of the industry's biggest self congratulation events, second only to the Oscars. Metal detectors were in place for media and fans while scores of police and privately hired security guards surrounded the hotel complex warding off on-lookers and diverting traffic.

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Pipe leak damages part of the Golden Globes red carpet

Hong Kong Welcome to Princess <br/> <br/>Top shot of Hong Kong and harbour. Junks and fishing boats in harbour. Archway being prepared for the Princess. Waterfront and down town streets. Chinese signs. A Chinese woman reads a western paper "South China Morning Post". Chinese people shopping and preparing food. B.O.A.C. arrives and is met by Sir Robert Black. He introduces Alexandra to his wife Lady Black. She boards boat and is taken into the harbour. She is taken to Queens Pier. Chinese women in slit skirts hurry to meet her. Water front scenes and gun salutes as she arrives. Top shot as she drives under the arch. Shots of her waving from the car. Top Shot of masses in Statute Square and walking the streets. <br/> <br/>Princess Sees Hong Kong <br/> <br/>WS Harbour. Ext. Government House, the Princess and the Governor walk in the garden. Photographers take pictures. She meets students on the roof of the University. Top shot of Kowloon. Long line of official cars drive her to the New Territories, waving Chinese line the route. In the small town of San Wy (?) She is entertained by a regiment of the Gurkha's and children dance for her Nepalese style. She visits Chet Kong (?) and the married quarters of the Gurkha's where she looks at babies. Next stop Pat Heung and the Chinese lion dance and Gong hitting. <br/> <br/>H.R.H. Sees Hong Kong By Night <br/> <br/>Mass of street lights in Victoria. The Princess is escorted to the Sea Palace Restaurant. Well lit and reflecting the water. She is hand paddled in a san pan to the restaurant. She walks across a red carpeted bridge to choose fish from the water. CU fish in net. A massive Cray Fish is held up. Sir Michael Turner and Sir Sik Nin Chow (?) former Industrialist sit with the Princess for dinner. The "Princess was no stranger to chop sticks". She attends a Chinese Opera at the Lee Theatre. The troop put on a flag waving dance for her. <br/> <br/>Farewell to Hong Kong <br/> <br/>WS of boats At The Aberdeen Fish Market. Pathe cameraman Ken Godard films from a junk. The Princess arrives as the Chinese look on in silence. Shots of different junks pass by. She then arrives at Stanley and walks amongst crowds holding British Flags. Next day at the Governors lodge She meets officials. WS of the Lok Ma Chou Police Station (sp?). She looks at a relief map of the frontier with China. With police Commissioner Heath she looks across open land to China. This is 1 of 12 observation posts on the frontier. She looks across with binoculars. Zoom out from shanty town of So Uk. WS of white high rise new settlements buildings . Objects and food stuff fill the high rise balcony's. The Princess walks down steps past waving crowds. More shots of the new buildings and children playing on a globe climbing frame. Good CU's of Chinese people. So Uk's new primary school with a mass of children waving UK flags as Alexandra waves back from a balcony. <br/> <br/>Japan Hails Princess <br/> <br/>Tokyo airport with British and Japanese flags flying as Alexandra disembarks from a B.O.A.C. Britannia. She is greeted by Princess Chichibu, widow of the Emperor's younger brother. Various shots as Princess Alexandra meets dignitaries. L/S of the Emperor's palace. The Princess rides through in a parade and waves from her carriage. People wave Japanese flags. Various shots as she arrives at the palace. C/U of a courtier. She then moves on to the Imperial Duck Reserve, and with members of the Imperial family she walks along with Crown Prince Akihito. Princess Chichibu takes photographs of the ducks. Akihito's brother joins them and Princess Alexandra chats to the group. She watches practice "Duck Netting". A hat is thrown and men with nets on sticks catch it. Then a group of them including the Princess go to the marsh land to catch 32 ducks. The Princess is handed a net and the party, including British Ambassador Sir Oscar Charles Morland, advance. The Princess laughs and chats. Various shots as they walk along and people take photographs. MS of dead ducks. <br/> <br/>Princess Tours Japan <br/> <br/> Princess Alexandra visits temples and pearl farm. <br/>Group of children in uniform walking towards temple at Nada (?). Various shots of temples. LV The Princess walking through the crowds and waving. GV Crowds of children around the Princess. LV Children in Uniform waving flags. SV The Princess talking to one of the priests. CU Children waving. SV Pan the Princess walks towards one of the temples. Angle shot Temple pan down to show the Princess going into the temple. VS of Japanese people waiting to see Princess. GV Princess and the party coming away from the temple. <br/> <br/>LV Two Japanese women in traditional costume walk along shore of lake. LV Pan as the Princess walks along the shore of the lake towards camera. SV as the Princess walks away from camera and arriving at the gardens for the tea ceremony. Various shots of women in kimonos etc. SV Princess awaiting her tea. Various shots of women performing the Japanese tea ceremony. SV Pan the Princess takes her gloves off to accept the tea from one of the girls. SV The Princess drinking her tea and the girl who served it bows and walks away Various shots of group as tea ceremony is performed. <br/> <br/>CU various Geisha girls. Shots of Japanese gardens with swans on lake. LV Pan as the Princess holding an umbrellas walks across stepping stones across stream. LV Princess introduced to Geisha girls. Girls perform dance with fans. SV The Princess watching. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the Mikimoto Pearl Island. SV Pan the Princess walking onto the island. Various CUs of diving girls. GV as the Princess standing on the end of pier to watch the diving. VS of girls diving in to start getting pearls. LV The Princess getting into a boat and come out and have a closer look. GV Princess in a row boat up close to the girls. Shots of oysters on pier and being opened. CU harvest of pearls. SV Zoom into CU group of the pearl diving girls standing round and hanging onto the Princess zoom back to SV. <br/> <br/>Princess in Thailand and Burma. <br/> <br/>Princess Alexandra tours Thailand and Burma. <br/>L/S of temple in Bangkok, various shots of it with ornate carvings. M/S of Imperial palace of Thailand. Princess Alexandra walks along with members of the royal house. Various shots of two monks, C/U of one. M/S of Princess Alexandra standing outside oriental arches on a temple. M/S of solid gold Buddha inside. The Princess emerges from the temple. Various shots of the ornate decorations. She chats with a woman. Ladies perform traditional dances for the Princess. M/S of someone taking a photograph. C/U of the dancers' hands which have long curled golden nails. Various shots of the nail extensions. <br/> <br/>L/S of war cemetery at Burma, M/S of the graves. Princess Alexandra gets out of her car, people clap and wave. C/U of young woman smiling. The Princess places a wreath next to the cross made of sleepers in memory of those who died building the Burma-Siam railway. M/S of the cross and inscription of the regiments. Sir Philip Hay, who is accompanying the Princess, and is also a veteran of Burma, looks around the site. C/U of one inscription on a grave. L/S of Buddhist pagoda, various shots as Princess Alexandra walks along barefoot as footwear is not allowed. A woman prays on the ground. The Princess looks up at the ornate carvings. Various shots as she walks along chatting.

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler arrive on the red carpet to host the 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards in 2015.

Actress Felicity Huffman poses on the red carpet at the Golden Globes as she is charged with getting her children admitted to college with illegal measures. Huffman's husband William Macy joins her on the red carpet.

Sound Bite: Steve Zeitchik/Borys Kit Borys - We’re here just moments after the nominations were announced for the golden globes. Steve – I’m Steve Zeitchik with The Reporter, Borys Kit. Tell me what did you think of some of the choices. I thought particularly Revolutionary Road very big surprise getting as many nominees as it did, uhm and In Bruges the mob comedy from earlier this year that I think quite frankly I think is off a lot of people’s radars. Borys – It was off a lot of people’s radars because a lot of people couldn’t even understand the dialogue in that movie cause the accents were so thick, but at the same time it was being hailed by a lot of people especially among Hollywood Circles as a movie, people liked that movie a lot but still very surprised because no one has handicapped that movie. Steve - And what’s so interesting is that movie comes from Focus they got three nominations for I believe In Bruges, they also they also got a couple of nominations for Burn After Reading. Only one nomination for their big hopeful Milk – Sean Penn best actor but the movie did not get a best picture drama nomination nor did it get a nomination for its director Gus Van Sant. Borys – Right and another big omission The Dark Knight, a lot of speculation that this would get best picture or even best director the only nomination they got was for best supporting actor Heath Ledger. Steve – And you have to wonder in terms of setting things up for the Oscars, The Dark Knight is the kind of movie that gets a Globe nomination and can really ride that all the way to the Oscars with only Ledger getting in who was pretty much a lock for supporting actor nomination at the Oscars you have to wonder what this does to its Oscar Chances. I’m curious about something else though, when you look at some of these, when you go down the list of some of these movies, movies that we thought might be here very much were, movies like Button got a lot of nominations, uhm you know Rev Road probably snuck in but then you have movies like Frost/Nixon, The Reader. What do you think this does to their chances, does it solidify some movies that we’re already in the front? Borys – Well the Frost/Nixon part, I mean that’s a movie that has been doing very solidly and it will do solid but it does all of a sudden raise a profile for uh for The Reader and also Revolutionary Road. But then you also at the same time you do have movies like In Bruges that you’re like oh I didn’t really think about that one. Steve – Although Of course that’s a comedy and its hard to think the academy going for it. The interesting thing you mentioned The Reader and revolutionary Road. And of course the big subplot here, the drama which I think a lot of people are going to pick up on and rightly so Harney Weinstein and Scott Rudin, a lot of debate whether The Reader should come out this year. Scott Rudin walked away from the movie in order to do, to focus on Revolutionary Road now you have both movies going up against each other essentially Harvey vs. Scott in the best motion picture drama category. Borys – Right but at the same time though to the rest of America are they even going to see these movies? Steve – Well you get back to the question of the last couple of years which is are the films getting a little too specialized. I’m curious speaking of that though one director whose about to cross over from awards to big nationally prominent films Clint Eastwood, a lot of people thought Gran Torino would get in there. ? Borys – But Angelina Jolie did get a nomination for Changeling. Steve – And Eastwood got two Musical Nominations so you know if he’s starting a band I think he’d be in good shape but the swan song of Gran Torino him riding in the sunset as best actor I think a lot of people thought this was going to propel his bid for the oscar and it didn’t happen here today at least. Borys – The other thing is James Franco got one for Pineapple Express so uh you know in the comedy section for best supporting he got one and so did uh uh uh on the front of shoot…Tropic Thunder. Steve – Well interestingly Tropic Thunder uh two nominations on the acting side with Downey and Cruz, but a big snub to me perhaps the biggest snub of all, given to what the HMPA traditionally likes, Sex and the City no best comedy, Motion Picture Comedy Musical for Sex and the City I mean that to me, that was as much of a lock as you know as locks get. Borys – Especially since that movie was such a huge hit world wide. Steve – over seas and don’t they want Sarah Jessica Parker on the red carpet I mean that’s sort of can we say this in front of the HMP I thought was there whole ? if you will to get to Sarah Jessica Parker and her ilk to the. Interesting though you do have Meyrl Streep getting in for Mamma Mia, She’s going to be going to be competing against herself which has happened before of course with The Globe of Course she also has those added categories she also got nominated for Doubt, it will be very interesting to see how some of these races shape up where people are competing in away against there own interest. Borys – what’s always interesting is the comedy category impacts the dramatic category cause it does, you do have a wider playing field and so you do and you are allowed for some of these more exocentric choices. Steve – well what it also does is give a moment in the sun in the in the awards sun to movies like Borat and movies like Mamma Mia This year which you know don’t really have a shot at the Oscars but you know at least this gives them there moment in the sun. To me though the big story here apart from some of the snubs were talking about is revolutionary road very much back on the map in terms of awards and the reader given what Harney Weinstein likes to spend very much in the mix coming out of these nomination. Borys - And of course a good shot for slumdog Steve – Slumdog and Button I think the front runners coming in I think you know the front runners coming in are the front runners coming out of the nominations Button and Slumdog between Boyle and Fincher both on directing side Borys – and Frost/Nixon those are the solid films. Steve – Frost/Nixon very solid Ron Howard did get a directing nomination so we got our front runners we’ve got the dark horses, we’ve got the snubs uhm and its only 6 in the morning so who knows what will happen the rest of the day.

Red carpet b-roll at the Golden Globe Awards, Samuel L Jackson

CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

TAPE: EF03/0058 IN_TIME: 06:55:44 / 14:35:46 DURATION: 7:43 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: 19th January 2003, L.A. SHOTLIST 1.Pan from Golden Globe arch to press 2.Close up of Golden Globe sign 3.Close up of police officer 4.Close up of fans 5.Pan of crowd 6.Close up of Ernst and Young security bringing in winners envelopes in suitcase 7.Tilt down of bad dress 8.Tilt up of good dress 9.Arrival of Kathy Bates - Nominated as Best Supporting Actress in a motion picture 10.Close up of Jaimie Lee Curtis 11.Arrival of Denis Haysbert ("Far From Heaven") 12.Sigourney Weaver on the red carpet 13.SOT - DENIS HAYBERT - "I was very very excited, and very excited primarily because of the character. You don't get many characters like this one written for you every day. So I was ectastic" 14.Arrival of U2 band members on the red carpet 15.SOT - DIANE LANE - Nominated as Best Actress in a motion picture - drama - "It is lucky number 43, or 2 or 1 or something, yes, it's been a while. But the role is worthy and I'm glad it was me that got the job" 16.David Schwimmer posing for photographers 17.Shirley McClaine interviewed by the press 18.Pan of red carpet 19.Nicole Kidman signs autographs 20.Robin Williams interviewed by the press 21.Jeff Goldbloom arrives on the red carpet 22.SOT - NICOLE KIDMAN - Nominated as Best Actress in a motion picture - drama - "Amazed that it's been embraced on this level, but I always believed in the film as an important film but it is sort of astounding that a film that deals with this subject matter has reached a far broader audience than we expected and seems to be continuing to do so, it has done very very well" 23.SOT - PETER GABRIEL - Nominated as Best Original Music Score - "We talked initially about trying to build atmospheres with some of the sound effects and some of the outback nature sounds and trying to inocprat4e that and make it part of the music. So it is such a beautiful story, very moving, it is not difficult to try and come up with stuff I think" 24.Nicolas Cage walking on the red carpet 25.Michael Caine walking on the red carpet 26.SOT - NICOLAS CAGE - Nominated as Best Actor in a motion picture - musical or comedy - "Who do I thank ..I thank people that I love, and friends, and people who made it happen, but I don't want to assume anything" 27.Jennifer Garner interviewed by the press 28.Adrian Brody arriving on the red carpet 29.SOT - MICHAEL CAINE - Nominated as Best Actor in a motion picture - drama - "You have to be so lucky to get one, I'm really you need a lot of help. You always look at the other four, and you look at the other four and think I haven't got a chance. I need God. If you get it you say thank you" 30.SOT - SUSAN SARANDON - Nominated as Best Supporting Actress in a motion picture - "This one is probably a little bit looser than the academy awards. You know whenever there is an open bar things tend to be a little bit looser. So it is always kind of fun, so it was great to come back and it's great to have my son with me" 31.SOT - ADRIAN BRODY - Nominated as Best Actor in a motion picture - drama - "There's been a real wave of support for my work and most importantly film, and that's really want out of this. I want people to see the film and become aware of it, and so it's wonderful, it's been tremendous" 32.Arnold Schwaranegger arrives on the red carpet 33.SOT - MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL - Nominated as Best Actress in a motion picture - musical or comedy - "I don't know when my category is in the night, but I think before that I think I'm just going to like try and stay calm and afterwards I might have some champagne" 34.Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell pose for photographers 35.Pan of crowd with cameras 36.Lara Flynn-Boyle on red carpet in HORRIBLE DRESS !!! 37.Matt Le Blanc interviewed on the red carpet 38.Matthew Perry poses for photographers 39.Matt Le Blanc walking the red carpet 40.Colin Farrell puts out cigarette 41.Sarah Jessica-Parker arrives on the red carpet 42.Julianne Moore talking to press 43.Lisa Kudrow walking the red carpet 44.Salma Hayek walking the red carpet 45.Edward Norton posing for photographers 46.Martin Scorsese talking with friends 47.Close up of Julianne Moore 48.Richard Gere standing on the red carpet 49.Tom Hanks walking up to press 50.SOT - CATHERINE ZETA-JONES (standing with Michael Douglas) - Nominated as Best Actress in a motion picture - comedy or musical - "I just think all the contributors to a wonderful experience on a day to day working level, and everyone else who came on board. It's a special time for me" 51.Wide shot of the red carpet 52.Halle Berry interviewed on the red carpet 53.Cameron Diaz walking red carpet 54.SOT - LEONARDO DICAPRIO - Nominated as Best Actor in a motion picture - drama - "Who do I thank - everyone at Dreamworks, Steven Speilberg who was such a fantastic director on this project, he really helped me out. I'm also here for Gangs of New York to support Mr Scorsese as well, so I've got two films to support this year" 55.SOT - HALLE BERRY with husband ERIC BENET - "Not nervous, just ready to have a party" (question - where are you going afterwards ?) " In style first - let's find out where Elton is - yeh we're looking for Elton John - and it's our anniversary, so we might go home early, we've got some business to do" 56.Matthew McConaghey walks holding hands with Kate Hudson. Both starring in new movie "How to lose a guy in 10 days" 57.Sharon Stone on the red carpet 58.Kiefer Sutherland poses for photographers 59.Ed Harris interviewed by the press SOT - DENIS QUAID - Nominated as Best Supporting Actor in a motion picture - drama - "I really don't have any expectations at all, in fact to tell you the truth, I really don't expect to win. In my category, there is such a great group of actors, actors I admire so much. Performances this year, so we'll just see" 60.Pan of red carpet STARS ARRIVE FOR 60TH GOLDEN GLOBES It was supposed to be the middle of winter in Los Angeles. Instead the weather matched the colour of the carpet. It was red hot for the 60th annual Golden Globe awards. With temperatures approaching 80 degrees, there was no stopping Hollywood from letting its hair down. This year, summer frocks were the mark of the day. Glamorous, light-weight, colourful, and even see through. Versace, Armani, Dolce Gabana - all the big names were on parade. But as always, however, there are a few exceptions to good fashion sense. It's the 60th year of the Golden Globe awards - again at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and run by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Most of Tinseltown's experts agree that the Globes are the best indicator to the Academy Awards in March. But the Globes have more winners - they split motion pictures and acting into 2 categories. Drama and musical/comedy. That means 10 instead of 5 people are eligible to win awards. Still, those who win aren't complaining !! This year one of the veterans - Jack Nicholson - was awarded best action in a motion picture - drama for his role in "About Schmidt". Australia's Nicole Kidman won her third Golden Globe, and her second consecutive award, for her transformation as Virginia Woolf in "The Hours". Kidman's movie, which also stars Meryl Streep and Julianne Moore, defeated "The Gangs of New York", "Lord of the Rings", "The Pianist" and "About Schmidt" as Best Motion Picture - Drama. "Chicago" scored the most nominations with 8, and it scooped the pool in the musical/comedy category. The movie won best picture, while stars Richard Gere and Renee Zellweger took out the acting awards. "Adaptation" swept the support acting roles. Believe it or not, Meryl Streep won her first Globe while co-star Chris Cooper took out the male award. Martin Scorsese is now hot favourite to win his first Oscar after taking out the "Best Director" Golden Globe for "Gangs of New York", even though his film was overlooked in favour of Stephen Daldry's "The Hours". The Globes are also about television, and yet again, the hugely popular Jennifer Aniston, took out most popular actress in a series - musical or comedy - as Rachel Greene on Friends. Tony Shalhoub from "Monk" won best actor. In the TV drama, Edie Falco was awarded best actress for her acclaimed role on "The Sopranos" while Michael Chiklis followed up his Emmy win with a Golden Globe as best actor. Chiklis stars in "The Shield" which won best TV drama series while "Curb Your Enthusiasm" defeated Friends as best TV comedy series. U2's "The hands that built America" defeated Madonna's "Die Another Day" and Eminem's "Lose Yourself" as best song in a motion picture. It wasn't just the night of the Irish. Spain is celebrating too. "Talk to her" won Best Foreign Film. Even though the official part of the night is over, the celebrations have just begun. The stars are really letting their hair down at the official after parties. Now there are only about 250 awards ceremonies to go before the Oscars.

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HRN-967 Oscar – Arrivals/Interviews/Governors Ball Feed A Tape# 1 A01. HRN-967 In: 04.16.26 Out: 04.17.06 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. Could you address the controversy in terms of Brad's credits, or the lack thereof? A. The P G A makes rules and we fill out our forms and, you know, they came back and they denied Brad's credits and in fact, Marti and I appealed, on behalf of Brad's credits, and I will say that now I think he deserved the credit on the film.  He did so much for the picture but I don't make the rules and their decision is their decision. A02. HRN-967 In: 04.17.09 Out: 04.17.26 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. So The Departed is a lot about rats.  I don't know if you saw the footage of the real rats in a Taco Bell restaurant a couple days ago.  I don't know if you saw that and took that as a sign this would be a good sign for your move at all? A. No.  I actually didn't see that.  I would like to, though. A03. HRN-967 In: 04.17.31 Out: 04.18.11 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. What was the greatest win for you tonight for the movie, The Departed or the -- A. No doubt, Martin Scorsese.  When that was given out, my nerves went down because if we didn't win for picture, Martin, I worked with the guy for three pictures now and I love him to bits and I wanted to see him bring it home.  The other two are pretty good as well. Q. And how will you celebrate tonight? A. I'm sure we will go out and have a drink or two.  We will see. A04 HRN-967 In: 04.18.13 Out: 04.19.15 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. Hi.  Congratulations.  Was it driving you crazy when your own team was saying, well, this movie really isn't an academy movie.  We don't want to build it up too much.  Weren't you, like, get up and cheer, of course it is? A. No.  I was actually the one being involved in gangs in New York and producing the Aviator which really did need nominations to drive to box office.  This one, every day, there wasn't a day onset that we mentioned the all season.  We never mentioned this picture for the awards.  We never thought about it.  There was a scene where Jack was coming out of the bar and has blood all over his hands and he tells Billy to go home and I turned around to somebody onset and said can you imagine me showing this to the golden globes? They are going to lynch me and we didn't think about awards on this. A05 HRN-967 In: 04.19.16 Out: 04.19.41 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. The importance of shooting this movie in Boston for the authenticity? A. Very important.  Whenever Martin shoots a movie he's so authentic in his way of shooting.  If we can't shoot in the actual city we want to we go out and build and working in Boston was wonderful and hope we go back there very soon. A06 HRN-967 In: 04.19.44 Out: 04.20.27 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. In the film you have such an all star cast.  Did you ever think for a second that the story would get lost amongst all that star power? A. Not with Marti behind it, no.  I definitely wouldn't and everyone was fabulous to work with, they really were.  There were change made here and there and Jack put some additions to his character and a producer, it's a tough film to make with everyone's schedule and dealing with the additional props, let's say, in the movie.  But, you know, at the end of the day, when you are dealing with the lives of score cease and Jack Nicholson and Leo and Matt, you kind of sit back and let them do their thing and that's what I did. A07. HRN-967 In: 04.20.30 Out: 04.21.00 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. Hi.  Congratulations? A. Thank you. Q. First of all, first thing that popped into your head when you heard your name? A. Such a surreal moment.  I didn't think they were going to say me.  It's funny.  Diane Keaton was reading out the nominees and I'm the only producer they are not going to call one producer out and it must be another picture and I just looked at Jack interest his lips moved and said the The Departed and the rest is a blank. A08. HRN-967 In: 04.20.59 Out: 04.22.05 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. Now, you talked about how great it is to work with Martin Scorsese.  Talk about that magic he seems to have with everybody that he works with. A. You now, it's something when he's on set directing a film, first of all, there's no one in this world that respects film loves film and is a historian of film like Marti is and every day on the set we talk about other movies and we talk about what other movies we can make and movies in the past and he's the King. When he's on a set directing a cast of anything, whether it be Aviator or this or gangs, he's just amazing.  He's a collaborator with access and invites me into his world, and he listens to them if they have an idea and everything is done on a very easy going way, easy going basis and it's just so natural to him.  And, for me, watching him make this movie and like I said on the stage before, watching him direct Jack Nicholson for the first time and watching his camera angles and how he jumps from character to dialogue it's just phenomenal. It's the greatest. A09. HRN-967 In: 04.22.08 Out: 04.24.00 Sound Bite: GRAHAM KING Q. Hi.  Don't you think that there is a kind of gap in between the choice of the academy and the audience of the public in America than to some other movies? And do you think The Departed is a kind of movie that tried to combine the politics as the French critic say and the kind of cinema able to arrive to all the type of public but perhaps is not of the most inspired movie by Martin Scorsese? It's a very good movie, but someone wrote it is not the most personal movie directed by Scorsese. A. Only thing I can answer to that is he just won his first Academy Award and we won four out of five Oscars tonight.  When Marti gets a movie and gets a script, he puts his stamp on it every time and whether it's a deep meaningful movie, gangs in New York or story of Howard Hughes or whether it's a group of gangsters in vacation, whatever he does he puts his mark on it and he did this with the movie tonight on The Departed and he's the only person I have spoken to who hasn't enjoyed the value of the again a Scorsese film. Q. Thank you very much and congratulations. A. Thank you. A10. HRN-967 In: 04.24.02 Out: 04.25.28 B-Roll – Red Carpet, Governor’s ball sign, statues in governors, inside governors ball A11. HRN-967 In: 04.25.27 Out: 04.34.34 Governor’s Ball B-Roll – Steve Carrell, Greg Kinnear, Mark Wahlberg, Spike Lee, Jack Black, Tobey Maguire, Ken Watanabe, Clint Eastwood, Abigail Breslin, Sid Ganis, people arriving, Keith Robinson, Clive Owen, Sherry Lansing, George Lucas, Gustavo Santaolla & Brad Grey, Kathy Bates, Anika Noni Rose, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Wolfgang Puck, Jackie Earl Haley, Melissa Etheridge, Al Gore, A12. HRN-967 In: 04.34.33 Out: 04.36.34 B-Roll – Alan Arkin, Forest Witaker, Martin Scorsese, Forest Witaker, mark Walberg, Jennifer Hudson A13. HRN-967 In: 00.20.16 Out: 00.25.57 B-Roll – Red carpet, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard A14. HRN-967 In: 00.26.53 Out: 00.29.03 B-Roll – Wolf Gang Puck showing off Chocolate Oscars A15. HRN-967 In: 00.31.36 Out: 00.32.35 B-Roll – Martin Sheen A16. HRN-967 In:00.34.08 Out: 00.35.51 B-Roll – Diego Luna, Al Gore A17. HRN-967 In:00.39.44 Out: 00.40.23 B-Roll – Ed Begley Jr A18. HRN-967 In: 00.40.24 Out: 00.40.45 B-Roll – Diego Luna A19. HRN-967 In: 00.41.11 Out: 00.41.24 B-Roll – Ed Begley Jr,

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