Joining me first, ao scott and david denby, film critics. He was both a wonderful character actor and had great character parts in big hollywood movies but partly because of the flurry of that independent and studio specialty division, cinema and the ambitions of directors like Paul Thomas Anderson and others, he was able to become a star, to take on these heed roles that were incredibly ambitious, often very dark and troubling and there is just this kind of honesty i guess in his work that was very unusual and will be very much missed. But i was feeling he was just opening up all kind of spheres of rages, lusts, everything that it never stayed on the surface, charlie, it always went deep. Even in small roles, i mean he could suggest soulfulness, you know, underneath whatever he was doing on the surface, and the surface was spectacular. Rose ben miller, the film director, Philip Seymour hoffman and was a long time friend, talked about him while he was alive and reflected on his craft.
Aver mears in a, vermeer in a museum it says i may be a photograph, and so i got interested. Rose that is good. It is. It is too good, it is inhumanely good and i realize as a video guy what vermeer was painting there is really not possible because the eye doesnt see what he painted. It is the way a camera sees but not the way a human sees, and so i knew that there had to be a trick, a technique that he could have traced the colors, not only the shapes but traced the colors and the thats what got me going on it and one day it occurred to me. We went into this all fascinated with the vermeer technology, we thought, we originally called the movie vermeers edge and thought this was going to be a movie about vermeer but the more we looked at it the more we went into it the more we realized it is really a story about tim, you know, it is about this, a person who has such determination and such intelligence he can stick with it beyond any, what any ordinary person would do. Rose yes. Footbal
Aver mears in a, vermeer in a museum it says i may be a photograph, and so i got interested. Rose that is good. It is. It is too good, it is inhumanely good and i realize as a video guy what vermeer was painting there is really not possible because the eye doesnt see what he painted. It is the way a camera sees but not the way a human sees, and so i knew that there had to be a trick, a technique that he could have traced the colors, not only the shapes but traced the colors and the thats what got me going on it and one day it occurred to me. We went into this all fascinated with the vermeer technology, we thought, we originally called the movie vermeers edge and thought this was going to be a movie about vermeer but the more we looked at it the more we went into it the more we realized it is really a story about tim, you know, it is about this, a person who has such determination and such intelligence he can stick with it beyond any, what any ordinary person would do. Rose yes. Footbal
Good morning to you and your family. It is september 11th, 2016. Youre watching a special edition of fox friends. Today marks 15 years since the 9 11 attacks here in new york city, also in washington, d. C. , and shanksville, pennsylvania. Nearly 3,000 americans died on that day. This morning we honor those who lost their lives and those who sacrificed their own lives to save so many others. Its hard to believe it was 15 years ago. Brian and i were in these chairs 15 years ago. Yeah, they were chairs then, not a couch. To be exact, 2,997. Its so good, for one thing, to see something downtown. For the longest time weve been doing the show on 9 11 and there was nothing there. Now theyve got one world trade, which was also known as the Freedom Tower. Which is what we were just looking at. For years, there was nothing there. There was a lot of red tape trying to figure out what to put down there. No one knows that story better than rick levinthal. Lets go to rick, who was able to carry liv
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