tell us what you think putin is going to do now. you have met him so many times. he does appear to be cornered in some ways. he does appear to be becoming more reckless with these nuclear threats. tell us what your analysis of his state of mind is. i see he is actually in poker terms, he has put all in, and he is a fighter. so it is very difficult to see him accepting any kind of defeat. that surely makes the situation very crucial. you said i remember in early february, before the russian invasion, that something you sensed had changed about putin, that he used to be very careful, incremental, calculating, but that he was he was behaving in a much more
videotaped weeks earlier. hinckley was present for it, and for the first time, came face to face with the objectivity obsession with. only a transcript was released to the media. how would you describe your relationship with john hinckley? i don t have any relationship with john hinckley. her words infuriated him. in his diary that night, he wrote that he threw upended her i m still going to kill you. he went on to right. oh my god, what have i done? i m insane aren t i? i want to far this morning. everyone s angry with me. jodi hates me. oh, i m so famous, but i m so damn is rubble. would define jury a calculating would be killing. or a mad man, who couldn t tell right from wrong?
series the sopranos. someday soon you re gonna have family of your own. and if you re lucky, you ll remember the little moments. ..or in director martin scorsese s celebrated new york gangster film, goodfellas. i do think the godfather change the way the mafia was portrayed in films. after the godfather, gangsters were seen as almost noble. they were seen as quiet, calculating, certainly intense, but not the kind of cartoonish eye rolling villains that you would have seen before. so that brings this special godfather anniversary edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you ve enjoyed the show. please remember you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies. and you can find us on twitter. from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies
50 years after its launch, it s clear that in many ways the godfather has very much left its mark on popular culture, particularly with the way in which mobsters are portrayed. a man who doesn t spend time with his family can never be a real man. whether it be in the popular american crime drama tv series the sopranos. someday soon you re gonna have family of your own. and if you re lucky, you ll remember the little moments. ..or in director martin scorsese s celebrated new york gangster film, goodfellas. i do think the godfather change the way the mafia was portrayed in films. after the godfather, gangsters were seen as almost noble. they were seen as quiet, calculating, certainly intense, but not the kind of cartoonish eye rolling villains that you would have seen before. so that brings this special godfather anniversary edition of talking movies to a close.
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