Access Hollywood - 2002-05-02
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[0:02] Who can do it?
[0:04] >> Six years, 46 books, countless memories.
[0:07] Join us for this season's final
[0:09] selection. [music] Next, Oprah
[0:11] >> today at 4 on News Channel 8.
[0:16] >> Tonight on Access Hollywood, I need your
[0:19] help.
[0:19] >> Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruz first big
[0:22] screen collaboration. Spectacular new
[0:24] images from Minority Report. It's really
[0:27] Steven Spielberg just firing on all
[0:29] cylinders.
[0:30] >> Then Mel Gibson on battling his
[0:33] addiction.
[0:33] >> My wife was telling me for 10 years, why
[0:35] do you drink so much?
[0:36] >> Plus, the Oscar winner reveals his alter
[0:39] ego.
[0:40] >> And is Jay Leno ready for a new hosting
[0:42] job? Would you host the Oscars?
[0:44] >> Then 60 Minutes 2 returns to ground
[0:47] zero. And we're inside the edit room for
[0:49] tonight's show.
[0:50] >> And Sharon Osborne is named one of the
[0:52] 50 most beautiful people. But truth is,
[0:55] there was a time life wasn't so pretty
[0:57] for MTV's first family.
[0:59] >> Depressed, wasn't there? I was suicidal
[1:01] long enough for 6 months. I never opened
[1:03] the drapes.
[1:04] >> Plus, more wild antics from Azie.
[1:07] >> I was drunk 7:00 in the morning and
[1:08] decided to put one of my wife's green
[1:11] evening dresses on.
[1:12] >> Mayday, mayday, mayday. Access Hollywood
[1:15] starts right now. [music]
[1:19] Camera
[1:21] access. Steven Spielberg directs Tom
[1:24] Cruz. Need we say more? Hi everybody and
[1:26] welcome to Access Hollywood. I'm Nancy
[1:28] Odell.
[1:28] >> Hi Nancy. Hi folks. I'm Pat O'Brien.
[1:30] Yes, this is a powerhouse pairing of
[1:32] epic Hollywood proportions. Tom plays a
[1:34] gung-ho cop who gets fingered for murder
[1:36] in the new futuristic thriller where
[1:38] crimes are anticipated