Entertainment Tonight - 1995-02-07
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Language: English (original, Whisper AI)
[0:00] Field, Joe Morton, Margaret Cullen, in the shadow of evil, tonight.
[0:04] Due to mature theme, viewer discretion is advised.
[0:08] Ellie Jamie.
[0:13] Escape, Calvin Klein.
[0:16] Your gift with any $40 escape purchase at Meyer and Frank.
[0:51] See your local Jeep and Eagle dealer.
[0:54] Exotic birds on the loose in New York at 11.
[1:01] How is O.J. playing in America's breadbasket?
[1:04] We have grist for the mill.
[1:05] I think people just hired her to stick me it up.
[1:08] Her name is Daisy, but this flower grows in the sand.
[1:10] Well, now I know what it's like to put on a condom.
[1:13] She's picture perfect.
[1:14] Come on, it's me!
[1:15] Plus, a Travolta exclusive...
[1:17] Is actually the coolest character I've ever played.
[1:20] ...and an embraceable you.
[1:23] It's not a very pleasant food.
[1:25] This is Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, February 7th, 1995.
[1:37] Hi, everybody.
[1:38] Welcome to Entertainment Tonight.
[1:39] I'm John Tesh.
[1:40] And I'm Mary Hart.
[1:41] When the white bronco rolled down the freeway with police in slow pursuit,
[1:45] millions of Americans sat glued to their television sets watching the drama unfold.
[1:49] But all these months and stories later,
[1:52] does O.J. Mania still exist across America?
[1:55] To find out, we send Entertainment Tonight correspondent Jerry Grant to the Heartland,
[1:59] and we switch now live to him in a very blustery Council Bluffs, Iowa.
[2:03] Hi, Jerry.
[2:03] Hello, Mary.
[2:05] Wind chill 15 degrees below zero builds character.
[2:08] You take a map and fold it in half both ways.
[2:10] Open it up.
[2:11] The center point would be right here in the Heartland.
[2:13] We're overlooking the mighty Missouri River.
[2:15] There's Nebraska in the background in the city of Omaha.
[2:18] We came here because O.J. is such a big story in L.A. and New York.
[2:21] I'm in the middle of the media zoo every day.
[2:23] But what about those just plain folks?
[2:25] How do they view the O.J. trial?
[2:27] We took a road trip to find out.
[2:31] At truck stops and barber shops, burger joints and watering holes,
[2:35] O.J. is still the talk of the town.
[2:38] But here in the Heartland, truck drivers like Mark Mayer tell me they're sick of the trial.
[2:43] You turn on morning, it's on the morning.
[2:46] You turn on ESPN, it's the highlights of it.
[2:49] You turn on CNN, it's, I mean, they've got, it's like Watergate almost.
[2:54] It's on every 24 hours a day.
[2:56] O.J., everywhere you look on TV, how do you feel about that?
[3:01] Well, like I said, it's time out for it.
[3:03] I don't have enough of it.
[3:04] And if it was anybody else, it wouldn't be getting, he wouldn't, it wouldn't be getting half the publicity.
[3:09] It's much the same story at Omaha's Louis M.'s Burger Lust Restaurant.
[3:14] But I spoke with a few folks who still have an appetite for the Simpson trial.
[3:18] You see it on television all over.
[3:20] Do you think there's too much coverage?
[3:21] I kind of enjoy it.
[3:23] Why is that?
[3:24] I don't know, just something different.
[3:26] I do, I watch it all the time.
[3:28] Across the country, O.J. Mania still lives in big cities like Detroit.
[3:33] But now, things are more subdued.
[3:35] Well, I think everyone's getting a little bit sick of it.
[3:38] It's kind of like something that you hate to watch, but you can't turn it off.
[3:42] One day I feel one way, I think, oh, he has to be innocent.
[3:45] And the next day I think, he's guilty.
[3:47] I don't know.
[3:48] I'm glad I'm not on the jury.
[3:50] And in smaller Midwestern towns like Muscatine, Iowa, we found a mix of opinions.
[3:56] I inadvertently watched one show one day, and I couldn't pull myself away from the TV.
[4:02] The first time I saw that, I was hooked.
[4:04] Just because he's a celebrity, and just because he's on trial for murder, he doesn't need to be in our face every time we turn around.
[4:13] I think it's ridiculous.
[4:14] In party towns like New Orleans, they've got better things to do.
[4:18] I just never hear anything else about O.J. Simpson.
[4:21] I'm not saying that I don't follow it.
[4:23] I follow it.
[4:23] It's interesting news.
[4:24] Don't get me wrong.
[4:25] But I don't think it deserves front-page coverage every day.
[4:27] But out in Las Vegas, people are still willing to take a gamble on the trial.
[4:32] Of course, everybody says, well, they're sick of it and tired of it, but they're still yet...
[4:37] They've got to get home and watch the news or watch the trial and see what's coming off, you know.
[4:42] I enjoy the media's coverage of it.
[4:44] It's very enlightening.
[4:45] It gives us an insight into the justice system and how it really works.
[4:49] I think, ultimately, the justice system will do its job.
[4:52] It's just going to take a lot longer than it would if it were an average guy on the street.
[4:57] So, as you can see, a lot of people don't know what they want.
[5:00] That puts broadcasters in a tough position.
[5:02] Too much O.J. people might turn away.
[5:04] Not enough O.J. people might turn away.
[5:06] John and Mary, back to you in warm Los Angeles.
[5:09] Jerry, thank you.
[5:10] You really have crisscrossed the nation.
[5:12] Are the folks that you have talked about that are into the O.J. trial concerned about the details?
[5:16] Do they want to see the details?
[5:18] A lot of people are living their lives.
[5:19] They've got two kids.
[5:20] They've got the PTA meetings.
[5:21] A lot of people are into what I like to call O.J. light.
[5:24] That's the nightly wrap-up at night.
[5:26] They want to see that.
[5:27] One woman told me she's the kind of person that looks for the shortest service in church on Sundays.
[5:32] So she looks just for the O.J. wrap-up at night.
[5:34] And one more thing.
[5:35] They're very interested in O.J., but people out there are also saying,
[5:38] How's that South Dakota girl doing in Los Angeles?
[5:41] And Mary, I gave them your cat.
[5:43] I appreciate that, Jerry.
[5:44] And greetings to all of them, too.
[5:46] Thank you very much, Jerry Grant.
[5:47] There are already two best-selling books about the Simpsons saga,
[5:50] and a third may be about to join the chase.
[5:52] The author, A.C. Cowlings, O.J.'s friend and the man behind the wheel of that world-famous white bronco.
[6:00] 911, what are you reporting on?
[6:01] This is A.C. I have O.J. in the car.
[6:04] In a proposal for a new tell-all book,
[6:07] A.C. is promising to reveal what really went on inside that bronco
[6:10] during the infamous slow-speed chase.
[6:12] He also plans to attack Nicole Brown Simpson as a promiscuous drug abuser.
[6:17] Steve Schragus is one publisher who's read the proposal and rejected it.
[6:20] If you look at it in the best light,
[6:22] then what he did is help save O.J.'s life.
[6:25] He would have killed himself had he not received that help.
[6:28] Worst light is that he tried to help him escape.
[6:31] I think this sort of tarnishes it,
[6:33] that he's making an effort to go after this now dead woman
[6:38] and say nasty things about her.
[6:41] Cowlings' book would be a counterpoint to Raging Heart,
[6:43] which was written with the help of Nicole's family,
[6:45] and Private Diary of a Life Interrupted by Nicole's friend, Faye Resnick.
[6:49] Both of those books claim O.J. repeatedly beat Nicole.
[6:53] Nicole looked resigned, abject, depressed, and fearful all at the same time.
[6:57] Suddenly O.J. came back, snarling, cursing, threatening Nicole.
[7:01] A.C. and O.J. were teammates and have been lifelong friends,
[7:03] as seen in this documentary, Juice on the Loose.
[7:06] Cowlings has visited O.J. in jail,
[7:08] but there are no reports that any proceeds from the proposed book
[7:11] would go to O.J.'s defense.
[7:13] And many people we spoke with think A.C. is just trying to cash in.
[7:16] I think he's doing it for the money, for the publicity, yeah.
[7:19] If he were really his friend, he'd take the book, he'd write it,
[7:22] he'd give him the money for the trial.
[7:24] Don't look for A.C. to make an immediate fortune.
[7:26] A new California law triggered by the Simpson case
[7:29] prohibits witnesses and jurors from selling their stories
[7:32] before the case is settled.
[7:34] Show business is a life of ups and downs, ins and outs.
[7:37] Robin Givens is out of Hilton Head.
[7:39] Jessica Lange is in Vanity Fair.
[7:41] Details in today's E.T. Gazette, and we're dishing them out.
[7:47] Jessica Lange graces the cover of the new Vanity Fair magazine
[7:50] that hits newsstands tomorrow.
[7:52] Inside, she talks to writer Kevin Sessoms
[7:54] about rumors that her longtime relationship with Sam Shefford is on the rocks.
[7:58] I asked if the rumors were true, if they were still a couple,
[8:01] and she pointedly said we're still a family, which is a little good one.
[8:07] Robin Givens delivered a knockout punch
[8:09] to former boxing champ Mike Tyson
[8:11] when she divorced him back in 1989.
[8:13] Now Givens is getting knocked out herself.
[8:15] She's being evicted.
[8:17] The landlord of her $500,000 Hilton Head, South Carolina rental home
[8:21] says she owes $12,000 in back rent.
[8:24] And if Givens wants to contest the eviction,
[8:26] she has to plead her case in state court.
[8:30] Coming up on E.T.,
[8:31] Travolta packs a punch,
[8:33] and Rene Russo pulls out her props.
[8:35] Daisy's popping out all over.
[8:37] It's Miami.
[8:38] They've seen West before.
[8:40] And get off my back.
[8:41] We'll show you something that'll really scare you.
[8:44] You know, a Carnival cruise is the best vacation value going.
[8:48] You can enjoy fun days at sea,
[8:50] fun-filled nights,
[8:52] fabulous food.
[8:54] Oh, boy, you can say that again.
[8:57] Great Scott Willard,
[8:58] what are you doing out here?
[8:59] Kathy, I'm having the time of my life.
[9:01] Mwah!
[9:02] Take a three-, four-, or seven-day vacation on Carnival,
[9:05] the most popular cruise line in the world.
[9:07] Boy, I can't wait until the midnight buffet.
[9:10] You think you'll have any room left?
[9:11] What are you, a comic?
[9:15] Rene Russo throws away her cleavage.
[9:17] Gene Hackman puts in his teeth.
[9:19] How can John Travolta top that?
[9:20] Find out next.
[9:23] Mothers protect and care for the health and safety of their children
[9:27] in many different ways.
[9:31] And when it comes to relieving fevers,
[9:34] moms listen to their pediatricians
[9:36] who overwhelmingly recommend children's Tylenol.
[9:40] It's the first choice of pediatricians.
[9:42] They know Tylenol has no aspirin or ibuprofen,
[9:46] just the proven medicine that effectively relieves fevers.
[9:49] Children's Tylenol,
[9:50] the first choice of pediatricians.
[9:53] I love my job.
[9:55] The airline industry is fascinating.
[9:57] It's always different.
[9:58] If they're looking for an exciting career,
[10:00] they want to travel,
[10:01] this is the place.
[10:03] And I interviewed against 300 people
[10:06] for a position in the flight attendant.
[10:08] There was about 30 of us hired.
[10:10] And I got it.
[10:11] They teach you everything.
[10:13] You learn every aspect that you need
[10:15] to get a job,
[10:16] to enjoy your job,
[10:17] and do well at it.
[10:18] Choose the school the airlines use.
[10:20] International Air Academy.
[10:21] Call today.
[10:24] Scientists have found that there's some kind of psychic connection
[10:26] between Portland, Oregon and Reno.
[10:29] Have you felt this at all?
[10:30] Absolutely.
[10:31] Hot.
[10:32] Car.
[10:33] Hot.
[10:34] August.
[10:34] Vibe in on the imagery on your head.
[10:36] Okay.
[10:38] Uh...
[10:38] Getting married in Reno.
[10:40] No, it's not getting married in Reno.
[10:42] It's the Reno Air Races.
[10:43] Oh, my God.
[10:44] Who knew?
[10:45] Rodeo.
[10:46] That's right.
[10:47] A Rodeo.
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[11:12] with Safeway's February coupon book.
[11:14] Inside, you'll find terrific low prices
[11:15] on Nestle Sweet Success snack bars
[11:17] and ready-to-drink.
[11:18] When it comes to sweet savings,
[11:19] nobody does it better for less than Safeway.
[11:30] John Travolta's back in the land of the big paydays
[11:32] with his new film.
[11:33] He could earn a reported $5 million for Get Shorty,
[11:36] but he's still hanging out with lowlifes.
[11:38] E.T.'s Bob Gowen paid a visit to the star on the set.
[11:41] We think you ought to turn around and go back to Miami.
[11:44] You're a stuntman, huh?
[11:45] Yeah.
[11:46] You any good?
[11:47] Am I any good?
[11:48] Who is this f***ing help?
[11:49] Oh!
[11:52] John Travolta is toughing it out again
[11:54] in Get Shorty.
[11:55] After his huge success as hitman Vincent Vega
[11:57] in Pulp Fiction,
[11:59] John is now playing a much brighter guy,
[12:01] a semi-gangster who gets involved in Hollywood.
[12:03] He's kind of like a street James Bond.
[12:06] If you can get out of here
[12:07] before I take my jacket off,
[12:09] I won't wipe up the floor with you
[12:10] and mess up your pretty little costume.
[12:12] It's the only way I get to play James Bond.
[12:14] I mean, otherwise, I'm not going to be able to play
[12:17] an Englishman in a real James Bond picture.
[12:19] Would you have actually done that?
[12:20] I'd love to have done that.
[12:21] Really?
[12:21] That was one of my favorite characters, yeah.
[12:23] I mean, when they were looking for...
[12:27] Sure, I would have done that in a New York second,
[12:31] but, you know,
[12:32] it's just easier for me to do something like this instead.
[12:35] Rough business is movie business.
[12:37] I may have to go back to Lone Shocking
[12:38] just to take a rest.
[12:40] The film is actually a comedy
[12:42] with much of the humor directed at Hollywood
[12:44] and movie making.
[12:45] Rene Russo plays a former B-movie scream queen,
[12:48] and Gene Hackman is a horror movie producer.
[12:50] Old-style Hollywood producer, horror films,
[12:54] kind of, as you can see,
[12:57] kind of 70s look, you know, the sideburns.
[13:00] Right.
[13:00] I wear these and, uh...
[13:02] Oh, that's nice.
[13:04] So I can...
[13:04] Oh, you got it.
[13:06] Yeah.
[13:06] That madman running amok on the set is Danny DeVito.
[13:10] He has a small part in the film,
[13:11] playing a reclusive actor superstar
[13:13] who has this billboard dominating Sunset Boulevard.
[13:16] But Danny is also one of the producers of the film.
[13:19] Can we put Travolta for trying out loud?
[13:22] Danny says his kids were instrumental
[13:24] in giving him the idea to get Travolta for the film.
[13:27] You know, I have three children.
[13:28] One of their favorite movies is Grease.
[13:30] Oh, right.
[13:30] So I see John all the time,
[13:32] you know what I'm saying?
[13:33] You know, in those periods, you know,
[13:34] I mean, you know, we all sing the song,
[13:37] sometimes I'm Olivia Newton-John,
[13:38] sometimes they're Olivia Newton-John,
[13:40] sometimes I'm John, you know?
[13:42] You don't put the wig on and everything.
[13:44] No, I don't do any of the, you know,
[13:45] any of the stuff in the, you know...
[13:47] Sometimes they're dressed in the tight black pants.
[13:49] Well, you can get away with it.
[13:50] Yeah, you gotta do that.
[13:51] If you have a leg, you might as well do it.
[13:53] What kind of a producer is Danny?
[13:55] Ask director Barry Sonnenfeld.
[13:57] It's just great having him around,
[13:59] although he ruins a lot of takes
[14:00] because whenever he listens on the headphones,
[14:02] he laughs hysterically while we're shooting scenes.
[14:06] Most people are saying that.
[14:07] They're saying there's John Travolta and his driver.
[14:12] Since it's a comedy, the mood on the set is light.
[14:15] John is always clowning around between takes.
[14:18] And Renee revealed a little more about her character
[14:21] than I was ready for.
[14:22] It's a departure for me.
[14:24] I took the role because I wanted
[14:25] to have large breasts in a belt.
[14:31] And the fact is,
[14:33] they're not even mine.
[14:37] On that note,
[14:38] I will tactfully fade out of here.
[14:40] Bob Goan, Entertainment Tonight.
[14:42] Thank you, Bob.
[14:43] For Renee Russo,
[14:44] the movie is a reunion with John Travolta.
[14:45] She did a screen test with him in 1979
[14:47] for Urban Cowboy,
[14:49] but Deborah Winger, of course,
[14:50] wound up with the part.
[14:51] Get Shorty is due out in the fall.
[14:53] A horror novel comes alive
[14:55] and oozes from every page
[14:57] in the new movie,
[14:57] In the Mouth of Madness.
[14:59] But if goop won't get you,
[15:01] there's also a nasty creature
[15:02] and a guy who knows how to stir it all up.
[15:05] Action!
[15:09] It's a typical set of a John Carpenter movie,
[15:11] spooky looking with lots of moody lighting.
[15:16] The movie is called
[15:17] In the Mouth of Madness
[15:18] and stars Sam Neill
[15:19] as a man slowly driven mad
[15:21] by a series of strange events
[15:22] orchestrated by bad guy Juergen Prochnow.
[15:32] you you throw someone in there's pretty much like everybody in the audience and
[15:37] and put them through the old dishwashing machine and see what happens at the other end
[15:47] director john carpenter is famous for making scary movies such as halloween and the thing
[15:52] in fact the horror genre is bursting out of him all the time even during a break and shooting
[16:00] it's very good you try to keep it loose so that you can be creative because the worst thing in the
[16:06] world is to have a situation where it's tense and nothing very good gets done i have no notes
[16:19] the spooky atmosphere is enhanced by plenty of ooze creeping out of the cracks captain of the ooze
[16:25] patrol is greg nicotero we're not really sure what color john's gonna want so we made this is your
[16:30] sort of this is exorcist green this we got uh clear human stuff this is your sort of sludge black take
[16:41] a look at another strange creation the crew has nicknamed him elvis he kind of represents
[16:46] jürgen's really nasty side a series of cables and remote controls brings elvis to life oh yeah
[16:51] everything i do will do to make the monster jürgen had to have a plaster cast made of his face
[16:59] not a fun experience the cast in your in your face and around your head it's like being in a grave i
[17:07] would say this is uh it's not a very pleasant feeling
[17:11] comfy
[17:12] but perhaps the toughest job falls on julie carmen she has to fondle the thing
[17:24] but it's pretty obvious she's having fun with the task at hand
[17:27] you know i'm completely in a trance at that moment so i have no judgment whatsoever i'm not a judgmental
[17:37] person anyway which is why i'm doing a horror film
[17:50] elvis is the little guy among the creatures in the movie another one is 18 feet long and takes 20
[17:55] people to operate in the mouth of madness is in theaters now ready for your weekend mary
[18:01] brett butler spends every episode of her comedy series coping with her job her kids and her ex now
[18:06] she comes face to face with her past here's tonight's coming attractions
[18:13] remember what happened when i was 17 for those who thought we knew everything about grace her
[18:17] family her neighbors her boyfriends well there appears to be another and not recent addition to
[18:22] the inner circle uh this is uh your mother yeah i can hold something's not right about him but you'll see
[18:31] see who's at the other end of the line grace under fire tonight on abc this guy kills once a month
[18:38] in 24 days he's gonna do it again in the shadow of evil has treat williams who suffers amnesia
[18:44] tracking a serial killer the clock is ticking as williams struggles to find a murderer who might be
[18:49] connected to his identity timothy busfield has no doubts who the suspect is how'd you find that cabin
[18:54] jack my house is 10 miles from there i knew there was red clay i've been hunting those hills for 20
[18:59] years i never knew about it there's an enormous amount of self-doubt which is fueled by a character
[19:02] timothy busfield but he keeps saying keeps saying i think you're the guy find out who did it in the
[19:08] shadow of evil tonight on cbs come on it's me it's daisy and next she squeezes into the wetsuit that steams up
[19:17] miami it's a low-cost warehouse concept brand name furniture and mattresses for every room in your home
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[19:34] hoop dreams is the movie siskel and ebert call the best film of the year on over 100 top 10 lists
[19:41] nationwide the new york times calls it a masterpiece hoop dreams is the year's most heart-stopping drama
[19:49] and roger ebert calls it one of the great movie going experiences of my lifetime see the film and
[19:57] you'll understand why hoop dreams rated pg-13 starts friday at a theater near you mother and child
[20:05] together but sometimes it doesn't work the child goes up for adoption and mother and child never see
[20:13] each other again but it doesn't have to be that way thursday on new center six at five there's a new
[20:20] adoption plan that keeps birth parents and adopted children in touch but isn't a good idea find out
[20:26] thursday only on new center six at five new center six is today's news
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[20:46] and that's where you come in like mother's milk whiskus is nutritionally complete
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[21:23] daisy fuentes really needs to cool down her work life is no day at the beach she's a personality
[21:29] on mtv a talk show host on cnbc and owner of a new york restaurant called dish to keep that schedule
[21:36] running smoothly daisy figured she could really use a calendar so it was off to key biscayne where
[21:42] entertainment tonight watched photographer daniela federici shoot daisy's very first for 1996.
[21:48] a calendar is a calendar let's just say that you'll be able to see the dates in mine just as good
[21:53] as on any other one but come on it's me i just really wanted to do something really sexy you know
[22:01] because it's got to sell this looks real good so i'm sure that that calendar will be a success
[22:08] daisy had to shoot a year's worth of photos in just two days which meant little time for modesty
[22:13] it's miami they've seen breasts before you missed the days when we were walking around here topless
[22:19] because we did do some topless shots oh god the little bikini and don't forget that little rubber
[22:27] dress it's a little black rubber top yeah but do you see how it is i told him i wasn't gonna do it but
[22:33] he's got it out and that's what i'm gonna put on it's like a car wax it's like i've never had to
[22:39] buff a model before well now i know what it's like to put on a condom so how does it look does it
[22:46] look as uncomfortable as it feels no actually it looks pretty good bye you two thanks for coming by
[22:58] it was fun hope you enjoyed it and god's sake buy the calendar so make a note on your 1995 calendar
[23:06] to pick up daisy's 1996 calendar at the end of the year a road trip turns into a three-way friendship
[23:12] in the new movie boys on the side but the friendship didn't end when the camera stopped rolling
[23:16] these new pals put on some music and kept on dancing
[23:19] every time i look into your lovely eyes you may have seen bonnie reid's music video you got it from
[23:28] the film boys on the side now entertainment tonight has an exclusive look at the party atmosphere
[23:33] behind the scenes
[23:35] the way
[23:48] not only do i get to do a remake of one of my favorite way over some songs but that the girls
[23:52] that are in the film are going to be in this video with me
[23:59] so here we are with mary louise parker doing our music video with funny rage
[24:04] and jubair moore great to see you again so what have you been up to well nothing actually
[24:22] hi sorry we're being girl you know we've been like huddled in the corner like you know i'm a professional
[24:30] i live i live i live my life my life my life to be to be with you
[24:37] i love this
[24:46] look at mary louise she's just doing things to try to make me crack but i won't i will just refer to
[24:52] her over there with her finger in her nose what can i do you didn't just have your finger in your nose
[24:58] your finger wasn't just up like this
[25:03] oh that was close
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[27:31] is 30. what country superstar met his wife when he was a club bouncer and she was involved in a fight
[27:36] garth prox and today garth is 33. also today actor james spader is 35. actor miguel ferrer is 40. and
[27:44] actor eddie bracken 75. hey a few minutes ago we took you behind the scenes as bonnie rave
[27:50] was making her a new video for boys on the side like to see the finished product as we say goodbye
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