burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i didn't fisher in february 1962 for her birthday. they were part of a set at his last attempt from keeping his wife from running away with rendering burton arrest now in the x you'll see a small emerald or relatively small 7 carrots emeralds that was the first emerald and diamond ring which was the first jewel she received from burton. sprirlsz she never regarded it as american people engagement gift it was a spectacular broach set with an emerald of 23.44 carrots in a surround of diamonds she received it on the set of cle past. now she was to off the top of my head of this broach she wore is and it appears in the film of vi public works. she we're to togethe

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but then this supermodel he was married to ran off with richard burton. and in the middle of this year he tried to make light of it but it affected everything. so it was an unbelievably dramatic year. peter morgan, great screen writer who i know you know very well, discovered the story and wanted to make it -- >> rose: when he first brought it to you did you say "i get it." >> totally. even though i'm not a sports fan i understand the drama of it. i knew that the sport could be cool and more than anything for me directorially, sin matally challenging. new territory. not just as an exercise. but to carry the psychology of those characters on to the track, that's where the cinematography was going to have to operate at a different level. hans zimmer's score was going to be vital. and yet given the fact that this is not a studio movie, it's an indy movie. financed in europe. >> rose: $30 million i've read. but a lot different than "angels and demons." >> absolutely. and so i get my first taste of that -- >> rose: how did it taste? >> creatively it was incred

burton in montreal; barbra streisand opening on broadway in "funny girl;" and the supremes, the other pop music phenomenon of 1964. >> grossman: huh, let's see what these are. oh, my gosh! >> safer: his archive, if you can call it that, is an archaeological dig into our collective past. why don't you just open a drawer at random and pull something out and see what surprises we'll find here. >> grossman: oh, ho, ho, ho, ho. march on washington. oh, this is eleanor roosevelt and mandela. >> safer: a hodge-podge of history. >> grossman: nixon. >> safer: he looks pretty happy. are you surprising yourself as you go through these? >> grossman: endlessly. endlessly. >> safer: there's david ben- gurion, israel's founding father, both fore and aft. >> grossman: this was the shot i shot in back. >> safer: oh, that's wonderful. looks like a flying saucer or something. >> grossman: yes, saturn. >> safer: there's george hamilton as dracula. writer kurt vonnegut. jimi hendrix, eating his guitar. the man who would be king, briefly-- the duke of windsor and his american wife. >> grossman: one of my f

. >> osgood: "cleopatra" starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton was the number one film at the box office and the average movie ticket cost 85 cents. a loaf of bread costs 22 cents. a gallon of gas 30 cents. not as cheap as it sounds considering the average wage was about $4,400 a year-- about $84 a week. the estimated population of the united states in 1963 was just over $189 million people. less than two-thirds what it is today. on november 22, 1963, americans could not call or text each other on their cell phones. cell phones didn't exist. in fact, the first push button land line phones had only gone into service four days before in two pennsylvania towns. the assassination created turmoil on the stock market. it forced it to shut down early. the dow closed at 711.49, down 21 points. a huge plunge at the times. general motors topped the fortune 500 list of biggest corporations that year. no apple, no microsoft, no google or facebook. america was in transition in 1963 in ways big and small. studebaker was the first u.s. car maker to offer automobile seat belts as standard equ

i don't know why he is pretending to be richard torres. that was actually a scene from an unreleased tim burton movie. >> me and my tree. tom, what do you think the wedding night will be like? >> fantastic. obviously he got married in the daytime when he married a tree. good for him. do you remember julia butterfly hill? >> no. >> she lived in a tree for two years and she never proposed marriage to the tree. she went on her merry way. the tree i have on good authority is desyl single. >> they were basically living together. >> it is out in the woods. it is blowing in the breeze. he says, when somebody loved me ♪ >> oh my god. >> dana, that is scary. >> it is. i really hope there are more environmentalists like this. i think we need many more in the world and they film it and all of the videos go vie -- viral. as i branch on you possibly -- >> i am hoping right now you are not thinking of another one. frankly i will throw it glass of water. >> i am completely stumped. >> very good. >> why don't you just leave? >> can we branch off into an