i love maggie gyllenhaal as an actress so i'm — it. i love maggie gyllenhaal as an actress so i'm interesting - it. i love maggie gyllenhaal as an actress so i'm interesting and - it. i love maggie gyllenhaal as an i actress so i'm interesting and what she does behind the camera. the tender bar. tells the story of him growing up with a mum who says he do anything. you can go in they wearer like yale, and he has an absent father, just a voice on the radio. but instead, he has uncle charlie, played by ben affleck, who deals... he's a barman who dishes out life information in a very likeable way. here's a clip. 0k, two rules. i'm never going to let you win, ever. if you beat me, you'll know you beat me, fairand square, but i never let you win and i'll always tell you the truth. i saw you in the yard playing sports. you're not very good, and probably not going to get a whole lot better, so might be wise for you — in order to avoid tears and disappointment and, above all, delusion — to find some other activities that you like. you know,

this is maggie gyllenhaal�*s and all�*s directorial debut. she is a comparative literature teacher on holiday in greece. she sees dakota johnson as a young mother who suddenly disappears on a beach. there's a moment of panic, where is the child? but what happens is she looks back into her own past and look at decisions she made in a former life when she's played by jesse buckley. two actors playing the same character in very different ways. maggie gyllenhaal always said as far as she was concerned, when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional who had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films in this, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i also — i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, completely different film to me. they read it in a completely different way.

this is maggie gyllenhaal�*s directorial debut. she is a comparative literature teacher on holiday in greece. she sees dakota johnson as a young mother who suddenly disappears on a beach. there's a moment of panic, where is the child? but what happens is she looks back into her own past and look at decisions that she made in a former life when she's played byjesse robbins. two actors playing the same character in very different ways. she said she didn't want the people to believe they were the same person. they were two sides of the same person. when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional that had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films of francoise ozon, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, a completely diff

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we have the lost daughter, the directorial debut from maggie gyllenhaal. it's olivia colman. and the tender bar, directed by george clooney. interesting mixture. spider—man, is a good? laughter. pause! yes. yes, but? this picks up straight after the previous film. the identity of spider—man is revealed as peter parker, and suddenly the whole world knows who he is and they're ready to turn against him. here's a clip. that's right, folks — spider—man is, in fact, peter parker! are you spider—man's girlfriend? whoa, whoa, whoa! please don't touch her. all clamouring. you murdered mysterio? you helped to murder_ you murdered mysterio? you helped to murder mysterio? — all this time, people looked up to him and called him a hero. well, i call him public enemy number one! i don't want to do this ever again! mj, i'm so sorry, but i can't see anything with your hand in my... i'm sorry, i'm sorry! dude! he gasps. so, as a result of his identity being revealed, his world starts to fall apart, as do the worlds of those closest to him. he goes to doctor strange. to say, is the

. >> reporter: and the president joins us at the white house later on "sunday mo" >> maggie gyllenhaal is an accomplished actor of stage and screen, who is taking on a new role as director on a subject near and dear to her heart. tony dokoupil has a preview. >> for her directorial debate, maggie gyllenhaal decided to adapt "the lost daughter." a story of motherhood from a different perspective. >> what do you think that reveals? >> i can't speak for everybody, obviously, but my identity as a mother is, like, such a huge part of who i am. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," the pleasures and realities of motherhood. >> mo rocca, nancy giles pays a visit to santa claus, indiana, john dickerson profiles an up and coming congressman. and david pogue checks out nasa's new telescope. and the latest on the tornadoes that devastated kentucky and several other states. >> and more for sunday, december 12th, 2021. we'll be back in a moment. ok, so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we're determined. we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. whoa. floor and decor is

olivia colman, maggie gyllenhaal, you are both mothers — you've got two girls, you've got two boys and a girl, i've got that right? yes. and this is a film which really does explore motherhood and goes to some places that are very dark. i had never played a part like that before, and i don't recall seeing a woman like leda depicted on screen before so that was interesting. and just searingly honest, you know, the depiction of not necessarily being a great mum. children are a crushing responsibility. - happy birthday. it's based on a book by elena ferrante. i felt like she was being honest about motherhood, but notjust motherhood — all sorts of things, i think, about a feminine experience in the world. i felt i had never heard many of the things that she wrote about expressed before, and i was so comforted by hearing them said out loud. even things that are dark and hard and disturbing, it's comforting to know that other people feel the way you do. mama! i'm working. i'm suffocating. how does it compare to your experiences of motherhood? i've always felt that i'm a better mummy when i

we'll tell you about new scrutiny over the fruit-flavored vaping products. >>> maggie gyllenhaal stops by the times square studio to talk about her directorial debut for the netflix movie "the lost daughter." >>> and comedian jordan klepper from "the daily show" tells us about his latest comedy sketch. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm elise preston. have a great day. ♪

the film has been directed by the actor maggie gyllenhaal, her directorial debut. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been speaking to them both. what were your daughters like when they were little? can't remember much, actually. olivia colman, maggie gyllenhaal, you are both mothers — you've got two girls, you've got two boys and a girl, i've got that right? yes. and this is a film which really does explore motherhood and goes to some places that are very dark. i had never played a part like that before, and i don't recall seeing a woman like leda depicted on screen before so that was interesting. and just searingly honest, you know, the depiction of not necessarily being a great mum. children are a crushing responsibility. - happy birthday. how does it compare to your experiences of motherhood? i've always felt that i'm a better mummy when i feel creatively fulfilled, so i'm very lucky i get to do both things. i love myjob, and i get to have lots of time with my children. this film is already doing well at awards. it's just won four at the gotham

we have the lost daughter, which is the directorial debut from maggie gyllenhaal with 0livia coleman. and the tender bar, ben affleck stars in a film directed by george clooney.

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it stars olivia colman and is directed by maggie gyllenhaal. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson met up with them both to talk about the film. what were your daughters like when they were little? can't remember much, actually. olivia colman, maggie gyllenhaal, you are both mothers — you've got two girls, you've got two boys and a girl, i've got that right? yes. and this is a film which really does explore motherhood and goes to some places that are very dark. i had never played a part like that before, and i don't recall seeing a woman like leda depicted on screen before, and so that was interesting. and just searingly honest, you know, the depiction of not necessarily being a great mum. children are a crushing responsibility. happy birthday. this film is already doing well at awards. it's just won four at the gothams, including best picture. you got best performance, maggie to accept it for you. so you've flown from the states to the uk since then. did you remember her trophy? 0h. oh, my god, maggie! it's really heavy! i'm telling

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but you have an interesting experience your wife maggie gyllenhaal, a fantastic actor. has now become -- yeah, give it up for maggie. [ cheers and applause >> seth: a very -- a very accomplished director. she has a film coming out that is getting a great deal of oscar buzz that you're in. but i want to ask about a short film you were in called "penelope. because it seems to me that she gave you a role that maybe you would only offer to a husband. >> right so this is right at the beginning of the pandemic. i think we shot it in april of 2020, on our property in vermont. and it's -- it feels, you know, post-apocalyptic sort of thing but one of the features of the show is that i do make love to a tree [ light laughter ] and it builds up to it in a natural way and totally makes sense. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're not just like a creep who humps a tree >> i'm dropping this on you right now, but, like, it actually, you feel for both of us [ laughter ] but this is on our actual property that we shot it so since then, you know, i've been back out there doing my little chores an

gyllenhaal directed it and it is -- pretty intense. >> jimmy: yeah congrats on being in such an awesome film i want to -- >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: well deserved, buddy i want to show everyone a clip here's dakota johnson in "the lost daughter. take a look at this. >> it's like she's not calming down >> yeah. >> mommy >> it's been a weird day we found her and then she lost her doll >> i used to have a doll like that called mina. >> nina? >> mina. or mini mama as my mom called her. you'll find it >> yeah. [ child crying ] >> see you tomorrow. >> jimmy: dakota johnson everybody! "the lost daughter" is in select theaters friday and streaming on netflix december 31st. dakota and i are playing "five- second summaries" when we come back is that cool >> yeah. ♪ [ cheers and applause rated teen. susie posted “i'll pass on vr i'm not a gamer nerd.” so jabs on a glacier, lunges on a volcano, and getting the best workout of your life is for gamer nerds? come on susie. we make sit-down chicken... ...stand-up chicken... backyard chicken... ...oops chicken... ...lots-a-time c

olivia colman and maggie gyllenhaal team up for their new film — they tell breakfast how they bonded over champagne, and there's a confession about a missing acting award. and whilst some of you will get sunshine today after a morning frost, for many it is cloudy today and a days ahead. good morning. it's thursday, december the 16th. our top story. think carefully before going to pubs and restaurants this christmas — and don't mix with people you don't have to. they were the messages from the prime minister, and england's chief medical officer, as covid cases soar. borisjohnson and professor chris whitty made the warnings as the uk recorded more than 78,000 new infections yesterday — the highest figure since the start of the pandemic. damian grammaticas reports. it's a programme that is ramping up. vaccination after vaccination. here, from soldiers in a cathedral. queues of people outside. 0r from a from soldiers in a cathedral. queues of people outside. 0rfrom a gp visiting an elderly patient at home. every booster given matters because the 0micron variant is surging. it the omi

this is maggie gyllenhaal�*s and all�*s directorial debut. she is a comparative literature teacher on holiday in greece. she sees dakota johnson as a young mother who suddenly disappears on a beach. there's a moment of panic, where is the child? but what happens is she looks back into her own past and look at decisions she made in a former life when she's played byjesse buckley. two actors playing the same character in very different ways. maggie gyllenhaal always said as far as she was concerned, when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional who had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films in this, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i also — i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, completely different film to me. they read it in a completely different way.

olivia colman, maggie gyllenhaal, you are both mothers — you have got two girls, you have got two boys and a girl, have i got that right? yes. and this is a film which really does explore motherhood. it goes to some places that are very dark? i had never played a part like that before, and i don't recall seeing a woman like leda depicted on screen before, and so that was interesting — and just searingly honest. you know, the depiction of, not necessarily being a great mum. children are a crushing responsibility. happy birthday. it's based on a book by elena ferrante. i felt like she was being honest about motherhood, but notjust motherhood, all sorts of things, i think, about the feminine experience in the world. i felt like i had never heard many of the things that she wrote about, expressed before. and i was so confident about hearing them said out loud, even things that are dark and hard and as disturbing. it's comforting to know that other people feel the way you do. mamma? i'm working. i'm suffocating. how does it compare to your experiences of motherhood? i've always felt that