what was the movie they were having problems? we narrowed it down to a million films. the bali, that one. that was considered a problem. appropriation or something. and there is always something. we need to mix it up. there is a certain die hard saying we need to mix it up. and giving away the magic elixir. it worked for centuries. when bafta landed on it slum dog millionaire is the film. yes. the reality is what kind of diversity are we talking about? you are going to cast a movie so you can get an award.
walter isaacson book, that he was to product launches what vatican 2 was to church meetings. everybody s followed the template. they launch toothbrushes now. anything they ll launch with a kind of ceo walking around and kind of chatting in a friendly style. so to take those to take that public image of him, which is the image he wanted to give you, and to go wait, justify before you get to that, in the 40 minutes before he walks out on stage, here are six important people and what happens to them and him in the moments before he walks out on stage. it s a wonderful like okay, i have to rethink what i think. you know, i have to think different. so that was the idea of it. when i think about you i think about slumdog millionaire, which is this massive exuberant tapestry, extremely colorful, a million different locations, right? and this is people talking in rooms, basically. like how do you approach that as a director? there s a couple of things really. you say what s the organic
maybe we can just confuse people or be part of a large effort to muddy the waters enough that we can just keep doing what we re doing. you know, we our research hasn t gone that far. and i think other people have done that research about what they were involved in. but there was some kind of decision made that the approach to have a seat at the table by doing cutting-edge research was just not the way to go for them, and they decided that it was not enough just to be neutral and to, you know, keep producing fossil fuels but that actually they needed to be a very loud and articulate voice about the uncertainty and about and use the uncertainty as a wedge to kind of confuse the issue, yes. neela banerjee. coming up, he s directed train spoting, slum
apple co-founder steven jobs has a favorite story about apple s impact on the country. he told it this year at the annual shareholders meeting. i received a letter from a 6 1/2-year-old boy a few months ago which to me completely sums up what we ve accomplished in the last few years. it reads, dear mr. jobs, i was doing a crossword puzzle and a clue was as american as apple blank. i thought the answer was computer, but my mom said it was pie. steve jobs is as american as apple pie. up there with thomas edison, the wright brothers, benjamin franklin, larger than life american inventor who helped shape the world as it is today. and now, well, i should say once again he is the subject of a new film. steve jobs. it opens nationwide october 23rd. written by aaron sorkin, who won the oscar for social network about the founding of facebook. and directed by danny boyle who an an oscar for slumdog millionaire. the movie looks at steve jobs in three different phases of his
capturing the many talents of children living in the slums. mumbai, india is a beautiful city. take a closer and deeper look and what you ll discover is the painful reality of poverty. 54% of mumbai is made up of slums. more than a million children who grow up here can only dream of where will they find their next meal. the movie slum dog millionaire brought the plight of children living in slums. bobby is doing the same by using his music project slum stars. first project to invite children to record their talents. ate journey of love and hope that bobby believes will help some of the children live their dreams. this project is a small way in which i would like to give back to the people. i believe and i think we all should believe that the children are the future of the world.