Entertainment Tonight - 1994-10-31
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Language: English (original, Whisper AI)
[0:00] Nature to sit around on my duff.
[0:01] Eating a Chiquita banana every morning also makes him feel better.
[0:05] Its magnesium and valuable potassium help give him what he needs to enjoy
[0:09] the slow-paced life of a retiree.
[0:13] Maybe when I'm 100, I'll take up shuffleboard.
[0:16] Chiquita bananas, quite possibly the world's perfect food.
[0:21] The big cleanup after the storm and your best forecast of the next one at 11.
[0:30] Will William become king by ousting Prince's dad?
[0:33] And what is dad doing in Hollywood anyway?
[0:36] A playmate in Russian dressing, but the costume's a little skimpy for trick-or-treating.
[0:41] Plus, torrid chapters in a new Lucy book and will take a jump off a bridge.
[0:46] This is Entertainment Tonight for Halloween, October 31st, 1994.
[0:59] Hi, thanks for joining us. I'm Lisa Gibbons.
[1:01] I guess Mary's doing some trick-or-treating today.
[1:04] I'm John Tesch.
[1:05] The daily cliffhanger episodes of the Royal Family Soap Opera are growing in intensity.
[1:09] First, we learn Charles never loved Diana.
[1:11] Then, whispers that his scorching affair with Camilla Parker Bowles has lasted 20 years.
[1:16] So, what effect will revelations of this smoldering smooching have on the boy who will be king?
[1:26] They're the next in line for the throne.
[1:28] 12-year-old William, 10-year-old Harry.
[1:30] So far, it seems the boys have been spared the more tawdry details of their famous parents' separation.
[1:35] But according to Ingrid Seward, who wrote a book about the royal children,
[1:38] William, the future king, is aware of a few things.
[1:41] I know that when Diana supposedly went topless during a holiday to Spain,
[1:46] William rang her up and said,
[1:47] Mommy, you didn't really do that, did you?
[1:48] And she said, No, of course I didn't.
[1:50] Since his breakup with Diana, Charles is said to be spending more time with his young sons.
[1:54] But London columnist Virginia Ironside says Charles isn't helping matters
[1:57] by describing his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles
[2:00] in a new tell-all book by Jonathan Dimbleby.
[2:03] He's saying he's having an affair with a married woman.
[2:06] While he was married, this is not the type of example.
[2:09] That a good father should set his children.
[2:12] I mean, good fathers make an effort to give at least the illusion of good behavior.
[2:20] The latest chapter of that new book appeared in a London newspaper yesterday,
[2:23] and in it, Charles is described as being happier since breaking up with Diana.
[2:27] In fact, author Seward says he's now bending over backwards to raise his two boys properly.
[2:32] He actually has the poet laureate recite to them.
[2:37] He teaches them Shakespeare.
[2:38] I mean, it might be all very boring for the kids,
[2:40] but they'll remember that side from their father.
[2:42] However, while young Prince Harry is said to be coping well during his parents' split,
[2:46] William, the future king, is described as becoming shy and introverted.
[2:49] And British TV reporter Simon McCoy says that could mean more trouble for the monarchy.
[2:54] The problems that the royal family face now are manifesting themselves in a young boy
[2:58] who may, I mean, God help us,
[3:00] but he may turn out to be very like his father in the future.
[3:07] Prince Charles begins his visit to Los Angeles today, resting up from jet lag.
[3:10] Tomorrow, he will rub elbows with some big stars in the premiere of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
[3:14] Jack Nicholson says he'll be there, along with Kenneth Branagh,
[3:17] Robert De Niro, and Tom Hulse, who will all star in the movie.
[3:20] The blonde bombshell who fled the USSR five years ago
[3:24] and wound up in Playboy without a stitch to wear
[3:26] has returned to her homeland modeling American clothes.
[3:30] Her name is Victoria's Rock.
[3:31] And as we've been showing you on E.T.,
[3:33] she has fashioned quite a name for herself.
[3:36] First time back in five years.
[3:38] Back in the USSR.
[3:39] For Victoria's Rock, October has been quite a month.
[3:42] First, she became a playmate.
[3:44] Then, she became an American citizen.
[3:46] Now, with her first return to Moscow, she's become an American tourist.
[3:50] I don't lose my passport.
[3:51] It took me four years to get it.
[3:53] I'm back in the USSR.
[3:55] Victoria was joined by Nicole Wood, last year's Miss April.
[3:58] It's a jazzler passport picture.
[4:00] The two were there to walk the runway at Moda 94,
[4:03] an international fashion exhibition.
[4:05] So first on the agenda were some show preparations.
[4:07] I'm going to be modeling underwear for part of the fashion show.
[4:11] And this is one of the outfits that I'll be wearing.
[4:16] Then, Victoria took Nicole on a little tour of Moscow,
[4:19] a little bit of sightseeing and a whole lot of shopping.
[4:26] Welcome to the Red Square.
[4:29] During their visit to Red Square,
[4:31] Victoria got a reminder of days gone by.
[4:34] What they're saying is that he's insisting upon a permit.
[4:38] To shoot here is the only way that you can shoot here.
[4:42] I know, you're continuing on shooting, right?
[4:44] Hey, we got kicked out of Red Square.
[4:46] The day ended with a visit to the Kremlin.
[4:48] What once was a symbol of oppression,
[4:50] Victoria now sees through the eyes of freedom.
[4:52] It brings back so many wonderful memories of me as a child,
[4:56] with my parents bringing me, you know, to see Kremlin.
[4:59] And it's really wonderful.
[5:01] It's like a lot of nostalgia, but at the same time, a lot of triumph.
[5:04] Because I guess I've come a long way.
[5:08] Victoria's having a great time.
[5:10] Next week, though, it's back to the books in the USA.
[5:13] She's working on two graduate degrees in law and medicine.
[5:17] The verdict is in in Phoenix, Arizona.
[5:20] John Carpenter, a longtime friend of Hogan's Heroes star Bob Crane,
[5:23] was acquitted today of charges he murdered Crane 16 years ago.
[5:26] We have coverage of three other high-profile trials in today's E.T. Gazette.
[5:32] As if the media mob scene around the O.J. Simpson trial were not enough,
[5:36] right across the hall, another high-profile trial,
[5:38] that of alleged Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss.
[5:41] It also got underway today.
[5:43] Fleiss is accused of running a call-girl ring,
[5:45] catering to celebrities and wealthy businessmen.
[5:47] Lawyers are questioning potential jurors.
[5:50] And meanwhile, across town, the Menendez brothers were also back in court today.
[5:53] Lyle and Eric Menendez are being retried
[5:56] for the shotgun murders of their parents.
[5:57] At the hearing, prosecutors asked to have the trial moved to downtown Los Angeles
[6:01] at the same courthouse as O.J. and Heidi.
[6:05] Trouble is brewing on a set of Models, Inc.
[6:07] for the newly engaged characters of Adam and Monique.
[6:10] Emma Sams has joined the cast,
[6:12] and the E.T. Gazette got an exclusive first look
[6:14] at the actress's first day on the show,
[6:16] where she was already casting a dark shadow on the couple's happiness.
[6:21] It's the most fabulously fun part.
[6:23] I'm playing somebody who is, you know,
[6:25] because you don't want to use the B word,
[6:26] but she is not a nice person,
[6:29] and she is manipulative and devious.
[6:35] New Yorker magazine has cut loose with its first all-fashion issue
[6:38] and celebrated with a Trey Chic party
[6:40] attended by luminaries of the fashion world,
[6:43] including Oscar de la Renta,
[6:44] Giorgio Armani with Lauren Hutton,
[6:46] and Donna Karan.
[6:47] Isn't that what New York's about,
[6:48] fashion and nothing but fashion?
[6:50] Iman, David Bowie, Cindy Crawford,
[6:53] and Madonna were among the glamorous guests.
[6:54] New Yorker editor Tina Brown tells the Gazette
[6:57] it's about time the magazine has some fun.
[7:00] It's wonderful just to pause and do something that's for pleasure,
[7:02] something that's for joy,
[7:03] something that's for creativity.
[7:06] Next on E.T.,
[7:07] see how Hollywood makes a big splash
[7:09] and keeps the star dry.
[7:11] Then, Leonard Nimoy tells us
[7:13] why a Wild West shootout is easier than Star Trek.
[7:16] And later, Lucille Ball,
[7:18] the dark side of America's favorite redhead.
[7:22] Before we came to Sears,
[7:23] I used to wait for days
[7:24] worrying if our portraits turned out okay.
[7:26] You know, if he blings,
[7:28] or if the backgrounds looked right.
[7:29] But now,
[7:30] with Sears' new portrait preview system,
[7:32] I can see the shot the instant it's taken.
[7:34] So I'll know right away
[7:36] that everything's okay.
[7:38] When we're done,
[7:39] I'll see all the shots,
[7:40] and I can take them home
[7:41] on a high-quality proof sheet.
[7:43] With Sears' new portrait preview system,
[7:45] you'll know it's right.
[7:46] Right away.
[7:52] There's nothing between the star
[7:53] and the cold water,
[7:54] but fear.
[7:55] So does he take the leap?
[7:56] We'll put you on the bridge
[7:57] with Dolph Lundgren next.
[8:00] Jigsaw puzzles took our world
[8:02] and always made it flat.
[8:05] This is what New Puzz 3D
[8:07] is doing about that.
[8:09] It's going up.
[8:11] Going up.
[8:14] New Puzz 3D.
[8:17] Going up.
[8:18] New Puzz 3D.
[8:19] The fully dimensional puzzle
[8:21] that's challenging every inch of the way.
[8:23] It's going up.
[8:24] Going up.
[8:26] New Puzz 3D.
[8:27] Going up.
[8:30] The official record of Congress.
[8:32] Here's what it says
[8:33] about Denny Smith's years
[8:35] in Washington, D.C.
[8:36] Crime.
[8:37] Smith voted repeatedly
[8:39] against putting more police
[8:40] on Oregon's streets
[8:41] and against more prison cells.
[8:43] Education.
[8:44] Over 10 years,
[8:45] Denny Smith voted against
[8:47] direct funding for Oregon schools.
[8:49] More than a billion and a half dollars.
[8:51] A woman's right to choose.
[8:53] Smith voted anti-choice
[8:55] every chance he got.
[8:56] But Denny Smith's record.
[8:58] It speaks for itself.
[9:01] Ready for the big game?
[9:02] Yes.
[9:03] Are you ready for a
[9:04] two-all beef titan, my friend?
[9:05] Thank you, Mr. Curbside Service.
[9:07] No mention of Mr. Big Mac.
[9:08] Special sauce superstar.
[9:10] Lettuce cheese champ.
[9:11] Right now at McDonald's,
[9:13] you can convert
[9:13] two ordinary dollars
[9:14] into two huge,
[9:15] irresistible Big Macs.
[9:16] It's our two-buck conversion.
[9:18] Two Big Macs
[9:19] or two hot fresh egg McMuffins
[9:20] for just two dollars.
[9:21] Two for two bucks?
[9:23] Oh, where's my other Big Mac?
[9:24] Hi.
[9:24] Mr. Fake Handle.
[9:25] All right.
[9:26] What you want is what you get.
[9:27] I got Mr. Hamburglar.
[9:29] McDonald's today.
[9:32] Tuesday,
[9:33] get ready for action.
[9:34] It's Nick Milton.
[9:35] You and me's got
[9:36] another little job to do.
[9:39] And Eddie Murphy.
[9:41] Let me tell you something.
[9:42] I ain't working for you.
[9:43] I don't like you
[9:44] and I don't trust you.
[9:45] The boys are back in town.
[9:48] I have been having
[9:49] a very bad day.
[9:50] Already I have been shot at.
[9:51] I was on the bus
[9:52] and flipped over 17 times.
[9:54] Somebody blew up my port.
[9:56] This time I promise you
[9:58] it's gonna be different.
[9:59] Another 48 hours.
[10:06] With its beautiful
[10:07] 14th century architecture
[10:08] rising up along the banks
[10:10] of the Vltava River,
[10:11] Prague has long been described
[10:12] as the Paris of Eastern Europe.
[10:16] But on this day,
[10:17] Hollywood has come
[10:17] to the city's famed
[10:18] Charles Bridge
[10:19] to film The Shooter,
[10:20] a new action thriller
[10:21] starring Dolph Lundgren.
[10:23] We're shooting a scene
[10:24] where myself and my partner
[10:26] were chasing this female terrorist
[10:28] down the bridge
[10:29] and I almost get her
[10:30] but then she decides
[10:31] to jump off the ledge here
[10:33] and I have to go after her.
[10:36] But before anyone
[10:37] takes the five-story plunge
[10:39] into bone-chilling waters,
[10:41] there's a lot of prep work
[10:42] that needs to be done.
[10:45] For starters,
[10:45] a fake ledge is constructed
[10:47] and close-ups are shot
[10:48] first of the actress
[10:49] playing the terrorist
[10:52] then Dolph and co-star
[10:54] John Ashton do their bit.
[10:55] Action!
[10:57] You gotta be joking!
[11:00] Boom!
[11:02] Jesus!
[11:03] That's a cut!
[11:04] Then it's time
[11:05] for the real thing.
[11:09] The river is just
[11:10] nine feet deep.
[11:11] Its temperature
[11:12] in the 40s.
[11:13] Stunt coordinator
[11:14] Jeff Jensen
[11:15] says accuracy
[11:15] is everything.
[11:17] It's rocks at the bottom
[11:18] so I've gotta hit
[11:19] and kind of knife in a bit
[11:22] so I don't
[11:22] so I don't just
[11:23] stick into the bottom.
[11:25] Stunt woman
[11:26] Stacey Courtney
[11:27] goes first.
[11:28] Action!
[11:32] It was fine.
[11:34] It was a good fall.
[11:35] It was fun.
[11:35] A lot of acceleration.
[11:37] Then Jeff makes the leap.
[11:39] And action!
[11:44] A good take
[11:45] but the director
[11:46] wants another one
[11:47] for backup
[11:47] so Jeff hurries out
[11:49] heads immediately
[11:49] for a hot shower
[11:50] and then the heating booth.
[11:52] A change of clothes
[11:53] it's back to the bridge
[11:54] for the final take.
[11:57] This one he nailed.
[11:59] We had the barge
[12:00] where the cameras are
[12:01] very tight
[12:03] and had a very specific mark
[12:04] I had to go to
[12:06] so I mean
[12:06] I couldn't really leap out
[12:07] I had to
[12:08] had to get to the mark.
[12:12] So what's it worth
[12:14] to jump off a bridge
[12:15] into frigid water?
[12:16] Jeff Jensen won't say
[12:17] what he was paid
[12:18] for the first leap
[12:19] but when the director
[12:20] said let's do it again
[12:21] his pay tripled.
[12:23] Stargates
[12:24] opened a big business
[12:25] at the box office
[12:25] over the weekend
[12:26] earning almost
[12:26] $17 million
[12:27] to finish first.
[12:28] Pulp Fiction
[12:29] was second
[12:29] followed by
[12:30] The Specialist
[12:31] and Love Affair.
[12:32] The River Wild
[12:32] and the opening
[12:33] of the road
[12:33] to Wellville
[12:34] tied for fifth place.
[12:36] And Forrest Gump
[12:36] reached another milestone.
[12:38] It's still in ninth place
[12:39] and it has now
[12:40] passed Home Alone
[12:41] as the fourth biggest
[12:42] movie of all time.
[12:43] Gump has sold
[12:44] more than $286 million
[12:46] in tickets.
[12:47] In television news
[12:49] CBS has lined up
[12:50] an all-star cast
[12:51] for the miniseries
[12:52] Buffalo Girls.
[12:53] It includes
[12:54] Angelica Houston
[12:55] as Calamity Jane
[12:56] Sam Elliott
[12:57] as Wild Bill Hickok
[12:58] singer Reba McIntyre
[12:59] as Annie Oakley
[13:00] and Jack Palance
[13:01] as Bartled Bones.
[13:02] The story about
[13:03] the waning days
[13:04] of the Wild West
[13:05] is based on the novel
[13:06] by Lonesome Dove
[13:06] writer Larry McMurtry.
[13:08] CBS expects to air it
[13:09] in May of 1995.
[13:11] The cameras are rolling
[13:12] on a new Bonanza
[13:13] television movie
[13:14] and this time
[13:15] the Cartwright boys
[13:15] are lined up
[13:16] behind a guy
[13:17] who earned his reputation
[13:18] on the wrong side
[13:19] of the law
[13:19] and playing the part
[13:20] as an actor
[13:21] who made his name
[13:22] in space.
[13:23] Dive for cover
[13:24] and shot.
[13:30] You heard it.
[13:35] Cut.
[13:36] Very good.
[13:37] Bonanza's coming back
[13:39] and with it
[13:39] some familiar faces.
[13:40] Dirk Blocker,
[13:41] Michael Landon Jr.
[13:42] and Richard Roundtree.
[13:43] One of the special guest stars
[13:44] is Leonard Nimoy
[13:45] who plays the retired
[13:46] Frank James
[13:47] trying to go straight.
[13:49] He finds acting
[13:50] in westerns
[13:51] a bit different
[13:51] from the Star Trek project.
[13:53] This is a little easier
[13:53] on me actually.
[13:55] Makeup is shorter.
[14:00] A western wouldn't
[14:01] be complete
[14:01] without horses
[14:02] in the wide open spaces.
[14:03] The favorite pastime
[14:04] between takes
[14:05] was roping
[14:06] or trying to rope
[14:07] anything in sight.
[14:10] I roped the cartwright.
[14:12] Ben Johnson
[14:13] who runs
[14:14] the Ponderosa Ranch
[14:15] remembers the big paychecks
[14:16] when he first started
[14:17] in the movies.
[14:18] First week
[14:19] I was on
[14:20] Howard Hughes payroll
[14:21] I made $175.
[14:24] I wasn't very smart
[14:25] but I knew
[14:25] that was more than $30
[14:26] so I just stayed with him.
[14:29] Let's do a quick
[14:29] rehearsal please.
[14:31] You're surrounded,
[14:32] Brock.
[14:33] Give us Frank James
[14:34] and we'll let you
[14:35] get right out of here
[14:36] live.
[14:36] Dennis Farina
[14:37] also guest stars
[14:38] as a Pinkerton detective
[14:39] out to get Nimoy.
[14:40] This being Farina's
[14:41] first western
[14:42] he had a few things
[14:43] to learn.
[14:43] I had to buy drinks
[14:45] for all of the
[14:46] wranglers.
[14:47] Unbeknownst to me
[14:47] there's an old
[14:48] western custom
[14:49] that if your hat
[14:50] flies off
[14:51] while you're riding
[14:51] your horse
[14:52] you have to buy
[14:53] drinks for everybody.
[14:55] What are we doing?
[14:55] We're doing it again.
[14:56] We're all firing.
[14:57] Just keep loading.
[14:59] Both these are loaded.
[15:00] It's time for the
[15:01] final scene of the day
[15:02] the big shootout.
[15:03] Here we go.
[15:05] I'm waiting
[15:05] for my answer.
[15:17] By the way
[15:18] Leonard Nimoy
[15:19] says a short
[15:19] commute to work
[15:20] also made doing
[15:21] Bonanza appealing.
[15:22] The production is
[15:22] in Carson City,
[15:23] Nevada
[15:23] and he lives
[15:24] in nearby
[15:24] Lake Tahoe.
[15:25] Bonanza,
[15:26] The Ghosts
[15:26] will air later
[15:27] this season
[15:28] on NBC.
[15:29] In the new comedy
[15:30] series The Five
[15:31] Mrs. Buchanans
[15:31] it's four women
[15:32] against a difficult
[15:33] mother-in-law.
[15:34] But can they get
[15:35] a word in
[15:35] with a non-stop
[15:36] talker as a guest star?
[15:37] Here's the first
[15:38] look in tonight's
[15:39] coming attractions.
[15:43] Hi, I'm Christina Todd.
[15:45] Christina Todd!
[15:46] Former talk show host
[15:47] Mo Gaffney drops in
[15:48] on The Five
[15:48] Mrs. Buchanans
[15:49] tonight as the sitcom
[15:50] has a special
[15:51] one-time airing
[15:52] on Monday night.
[15:53] That cast Mo
[15:54] is wearing on her
[15:54] hand is real.
[15:55] She actually broke
[15:56] it on the set
[15:56] and it was written
[15:57] into the show.
[15:58] Oh my God,
[15:59] what happened
[16:00] to your arm?
[16:01] I was at a
[16:01] celebrity karaoke party
[16:03] and I tried to
[16:03] grab the
[16:04] mic from
[16:04] Kathie Lee Gifford.
[16:06] Five Mrs. Buchanans
[16:07] airs on a special
[16:08] night tonight
[16:08] on CBS.
[16:11] I have to do
[16:11] everything.
[16:15] David Hasselhoff
[16:16] plays a bad guy
[16:17] trapped with
[16:17] Michael Gross's
[16:18] family after an
[16:19] avalanche buries
[16:20] their house.
[16:21] E.T. visited
[16:21] the frigid set
[16:22] where we found
[16:23] Hasselhoff enjoying
[16:24] his evil role.
[16:25] And I've waited
[16:26] ten years to play
[16:26] a weird character
[16:27] because I'm sick
[16:28] of all the hero jokes.
[16:30] Where's the car?
[16:31] Where's the beach?
[16:33] Now they're gonna be
[16:33] saying,
[16:35] where's the knife?
[16:37] Avalanche with
[16:37] David Hasselhoff
[16:38] and Michael Gross
[16:39] airs tomorrow night
[16:40] on Fox.
[16:41] And coming up next,
[16:42] a fight so fierce
[16:43] Lucy thought she
[16:44] had killed Desi.
[16:45] Just one story
[16:46] from a shocking
[16:47] new book
[16:47] and we've got it
[16:48] for you.
[16:48] And then it's
[16:49] Fright Night in Hollywood
[16:50] and guess who the
[16:51] stars are behind
[16:52] the costumes.
[16:56] They say over 500,000
[16:59] people will move
[17:00] to the Portland area
[17:01] in the next 20 years.
[17:02] And for anyone
[17:04] who drives our highways
[17:05] and byways,
[17:06] that could be
[17:06] 500,000 too many.
[17:09] So that's why
[17:10] a truly regional
[17:11] light rail system
[17:12] makes more sense
[17:13] with each passing day.
[17:15] Then people
[17:16] could ride the rails
[17:17] instead of your bumper.
[17:19] Light rail works.
[17:21] Pass it on.
[17:22] Vote yes to the max.
[17:25] I'm Judge Berkeley Lent,
[17:27] former Chief Justice
[17:28] of the Oregon Supreme Court.
[17:29] I believe that
[17:31] Measure 8
[17:31] will damage
[17:32] Oregon's Constitution.
[17:34] Our Constitution
[17:35] should not be used
[17:36] to tinker with
[17:37] public employee wages
[17:38] and details
[17:39] like sick leave.
[17:40] These can be managed
[17:42] in many other ways.
[17:43] A Constitution
[17:44] should be a statement
[17:46] of fundamental
[17:46] legal principles.
[17:48] I urge you
[17:48] to protect the integrity
[17:50] of our Constitution.
[17:51] Join with me
[17:52] in voting no
[17:53] on Measure 8.
[17:57] Now at Binion's,
[17:59] all frames
[17:59] are
[18:01] half off.
[18:03] That's half off.
[18:04] Thousands of frames.
[18:05] Even frames as low
[18:06] as $59.
[18:08] And Binion's
[18:10] trained opticians
[18:10] will help you
[18:11] find the right ones.
[18:13] But frames are half off
[18:15] only for a short time.
[18:16] After that,
[18:18] it's all off.
[18:20] All frames are 50% off.
[18:22] But the offer
[18:23] ends soon
[18:24] at Binion's.
[18:27] Elizabeth First
[18:27] voted to conceal
[18:28] the past records
[18:29] of convicted
[18:30] sexual predators.
[18:31] I'm Congresswoman
[18:32] Susan Molinari
[18:33] urging you to vote
[18:34] for Bill Witt.
[18:35] Why?
[18:35] When I offered
[18:36] an amendment
[18:37] that would make it
[18:38] easier to convict
[18:39] repeat rapists
[18:39] and child molesters,
[18:40] the vast majority
[18:41] of my colleagues
[18:42] supported me.
[18:43] Elizabeth First
[18:44] was one of the few
[18:45] who voted against it.
[18:46] We need people
[18:47] in Congress
[18:47] who are committed
[18:48] to putting the rights
[18:49] of crime victims
[18:49] and the law abiding
[18:50] above the rights
[18:51] of criminals.
[18:52] We need Bill Witt.
[19:04] She was the
[19:05] daffy, ditzy queen
[19:06] of prime time
[19:07] with a glamorous
[19:07] Hollywood life
[19:08] to match.
[19:09] But according to
[19:09] a shocking new book,
[19:10] when the cameras
[19:11] weren't rolling,
[19:12] Lucille Ball
[19:12] was a domineering
[19:13] even violent woman.
[19:15] It is a portrait
[19:15] of Lucy that has
[19:16] never been seen before.
[19:21] Everybody loved Lucy
[19:23] but now five years
[19:24] after her death,
[19:25] the new book
[19:25] Lucille,
[19:26] The Life of Lucille Ball
[19:27] says otherwise.
[19:28] That this incredibly
[19:29] funny redhead
[19:30] had an incredibly
[19:30] red-hot temper.
[19:34] The book's author
[19:35] interviewed many
[19:35] of Lucy's friends
[19:36] and even Lucy herself
[19:37] before she died.
[19:38] What she found
[19:39] was a Lucy the public
[19:40] never saw,
[19:41] like the fact that
[19:41] she was a brute
[19:42] on the set
[19:43] who got into
[19:43] shouting matches
[19:44] with such stars
[19:45] as Richard Burton
[19:46] and Jack Benny.
[19:47] Joan Crawford said
[19:48] after working on
[19:48] Lucy's show,
[19:49] and we quote here,
[19:50] my God,
[19:51] and they say
[19:51] I'm a bitch,
[19:53] end quote.
[19:56] The book documents
[19:57] Lucy's rocky
[19:58] relationship with
[19:59] first husband
[19:59] Desi Arnaz.
[20:00] It says they often
[20:01] came to blows,
[20:02] including once
[20:03] when Lucy thought
[20:04] she had killed
[20:04] Desi after hitting
[20:06] him on the head
[20:06] with a hammer.
[20:07] She knew Desi
[20:08] often slept with
[20:09] prostitutes,
[20:10] but ignored it.
[20:11] Lucy both loved
[20:11] and hated Desi,
[20:12] as she told us
[20:13] back in 1985.
[20:15] He was a better
[20:16] showman and businessman
[20:17] than even he knew,
[20:21] and gave us,
[20:23] very generous man,
[20:24] gave us everything
[20:24] we wanted,
[20:25] but he was never around.
[20:26] The pair had two kids
[20:27] together,
[20:28] Desi Jr. and Lucy.
[20:29] The book says
[20:29] Lucy tried to keep
[20:30] the children out of trouble
[20:31] by putting them
[20:32] on her show,
[20:33] but it didn't work.
[20:34] The two rebelled
[20:35] against Lucy,
[20:36] and Lucy wasn't happy.
[20:37] I like hearing
[20:38] about what my children
[20:38] think about me.
[20:42] If I was ever
[20:42] interviewed about them,
[20:44] you know,
[20:45] really down,
[20:46] I think they'd be
[20:47] surprised what I'd say,
[20:48] too.
[20:48] The book includes
[20:49] this topless photo
[20:50] of Lucy when she
[20:51] was a struggling actress.
[20:52] It tells of how,
[20:53] as she got older,
[20:54] she used a torturous
[20:55] skull cap to pull back
[20:56] her sagging face,
[20:57] then used an orange wig
[20:59] to cover it up.
[21:00] Overall,
[21:01] the book looks at Lucy
[21:01] in a favorable light,
[21:03] though.
[21:03] It ends by saying
[21:04] she was the queen
[21:05] of comedy,
[21:05] whose legacy
[21:06] of making us laugh
[21:07] will live on forever.
[21:13] And no matter
[21:14] what happened
[21:14] in her personal life,
[21:15] Lucy never lost her fans.
[21:17] The book says
[21:17] when she was hospitalized
[21:18] just before she died,
[21:20] Lucille Ball was receiving
[21:20] 5,000 cards and letters
[21:22] each day.
[21:23] Little ghosts
[21:24] and goblins
[21:25] are prowling
[21:26] every neighborhood
[21:26] in America tonight,
[21:27] but Hollywood didn't wait
[21:29] for Halloween
[21:29] for a chance to howl,
[21:31] and the stars traded
[21:32] costumes for diamonds
[21:33] for some of the events
[21:34] in a huge party weekend.
[21:39] The 11th Carousel
[21:40] of Hope Ball
[21:41] to benefit diabetes
[21:42] brought out the biggest
[21:43] names in Hollywood
[21:44] over the weekend.
[21:45] There won't be no egos
[21:46] tonight.
[21:48] Robert Shapiro
[21:49] took a break
[21:49] from the OJ trial
[21:50] to attend,
[21:51] and Tom Arnold
[21:52] showed up
[21:52] with his new girlfriend.
[21:53] She reportedly
[21:54] plans to move in
[21:55] with him in December
[21:56] and attend UCLA.
[21:57] They told ET
[21:58] they were bidding big
[21:59] at the charity
[21:59] silent auction.
[22:00] Yes, I hope
[22:01] to spend some money.
[22:02] My money, by the way.
[22:04] Dustin Hoffman
[22:04] got into the party spirit
[22:05] by playing cameraman
[22:06] with R.E.T. Camera.
[22:08] Have you ever cheated
[22:09] on your wife?
[22:10] No, I'd have to.
[22:11] But the real buzz
[22:12] surrounded First Lady
[22:13] Hillary Rodham Clinton,
[22:14] who received
[22:15] a special award.
[22:16] We're staying
[22:16] at the same hotel.
[22:18] So I was primed
[22:20] to be impressed.
[22:21] At another party
[22:22] over the weekend,
[22:23] Steven Spielberg
[22:23] was honored
[22:24] by the Society
[22:24] of Camera Operators,
[22:26] and we were impressed
[22:27] when he fessed up to us
[22:28] that he did indeed
[22:29] play Cupid
[22:29] between the newly engaged
[22:31] Holly Hunter
[22:31] and Schindler's List
[22:32] cinematographer
[22:33] Janusz Kaminski.
[22:34] I fixed them up,
[22:35] but, you know,
[22:36] after that, you know,
[22:37] they didn't want
[22:38] to know from me.
[22:39] That was it.
[22:39] They said, thanks, bye.
[22:40] Bye.
[22:48] Oh, this is basically
[22:49] a combination
[22:50] of Mr. T and Elvis.
[22:53] After brushing himself off
[22:54] from his appearance
[22:54] in Avalanche,
[22:55] David Hasselhoff
[22:56] joined other celebrity
[22:57] families who came
[22:58] to this fundraiser
[22:58] to scare up money
[22:59] for children affected
[23:00] by AIDS
[23:01] and to have a howling
[23:02] good time.
[23:03] I watch New Zealand
[23:04] and I'm British.
[23:05] We don't really celebrate
[23:06] where we come from,
[23:07] but we're getting into it,
[23:08] I must admit.
[23:09] It's a big time
[23:09] I've had for me.
[23:10] Coming here tonight,
[23:10] it's a good cause
[23:11] and you can help people out
[23:12] and also have a good time
[23:14] and get free candy.
[23:15] Happy Halloween,
[23:16] everybody,
[23:16] from E.T.
[23:17] and the Great Pumpkin.
[23:22] What network anchorman
[23:24] gets singled out
[23:24] in a new rock and roll hit?
[23:26] The answer is coming up
[23:27] in today's birthdays.
[23:29] My dandruff is really bad.
[23:31] The flaking and itching
[23:32] are embarrassing.
[23:34] I'll try anything.
[23:35] Denerex feels tingly,
[23:37] not head and shoulders.
[23:38] Both have effective
[23:39] dandruff medicine,
[23:40] but Denerex has something
[23:41] extra that tingles.
[23:42] It feels fresh
[23:43] and invigorating.
[23:44] That tingle is why
[23:45] I started using Denerex.
[23:47] No flakes, no itch.
[23:48] Denerex,
[23:48] the serious dandruff shampoo.
[23:50] Or try new
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[23:52] for dry scalp.
[23:53] Its special
[23:53] pro-vitamin formula
[23:54] relieves dry, itchy scalp
[23:56] while moisturizing
[23:56] your hair.
[23:57] New Denerex for dry scalp.
[24:00] Candidate Linda Smith
[24:01] says she's saying yes
[24:02] to seniors and children.
[24:03] You know Linda Smith
[24:06] has worked with the elderly
[24:07] and the handicapped
[24:08] most of my life.
[24:09] I've done an awful lot
[24:11] with children and families.
[24:12] But what does the record show?
[24:14] Voting against improved
[24:15] long-term care for seniors,
[24:17] against a living will,
[24:19] against protecting seniors
[24:20] from energy cutoffs
[24:21] in winter.
[24:22] No on school lunches,
[24:23] child safety seats,
[24:24] and family and medical leave.
[24:26] She's not the Linda Smith
[24:27] you thought she was.
[24:34] An intrepid Northwest homeowner
[24:36] experiments with bounce
[24:38] and cling wallpaper.
[24:42] If you think this is different,
[24:44] what if we told you
[24:45] about a local bank
[24:47] that makes more
[24:47] Northwest home loans
[24:49] than anybody,
[24:50] then sticks by its customers
[24:52] every step of the way.
[24:54] That's different.
[24:55] That's Washington Mutual.
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[25:23] Celebrating a birthday
[25:23] this Monday, October 31st.
[25:26] NBC News anchor
[25:27] Jane Pauley is 44.
[25:28] Days of Our Lives star
[25:29] Deidre Hall is 47.
[25:31] Actress Sally Kirkland is 50.
[25:33] Actor David Ogden-Styers
[25:35] is 52 today.
[25:36] And the network anchor man
[25:37] who's singled out
[25:38] in a new rock and roll hit
[25:39] is CBS's Dan Rather.
[25:41] He's 63 today.
[25:42] What's the frequency, Kenneth?
[25:45] Recently, we showed you
[25:46] Dan Rather's reaction
[25:47] to R.E.M.'s hit song
[25:48] What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
[25:50] I was in all the creation
[25:52] of this band.
[25:53] Its original name
[25:55] was to be
[25:55] Rather's excellent musicians.
[25:57] I don't know
[25:59] why you mean to me.
[26:01] Now, Entertainment's night
[26:02] was there
[26:02] as R.E.M. was making
[26:03] another video
[26:04] from their Monster album.
[26:05] We showed singer
[26:06] Michael Stipe
[26:07] Rather's comments
[26:08] and offered
[26:09] equal time.
[26:10] I like the song.
[26:11] I like the groove.
[26:12] I think the whole album
[26:13] is really good.
[26:13] Do you think he'd listen
[26:14] to the whole record,
[26:15] Dan Rather?
[26:16] It is a Monster album.
[26:19] I didn't know
[26:19] who Dan Rather was
[26:20] except that
[26:21] he was the newscaster
[26:23] who was mugged
[26:23] and, I mean,
[26:25] the, you know,
[26:25] the whole incident
[26:26] to me is like
[26:27] one of the most
[26:29] bizarre, surrealist acts
[26:30] of the 20th century.
[26:36] Now that Rather
[26:37] is hip to the rock scene,
[26:38] he just might
[26:39] stick around.
[26:40] Freedom's just
[26:41] another word.
[26:42] Probably nothing
[26:42] left to lose.
[26:43] Starting today,
[26:44] you can catch Rather
[26:45] in a VH1 vignette
[26:46] shopping for CDs
[26:47] in New York.
[26:48] Hugh Lewis and the News.
[26:51] You know,
[26:51] I really wanted to
[26:53] anchor with these guys.
[26:55] Boy, I like that shirt.
[26:56] Too bad they didn't
[26:57] have time to finish it.
[26:59] Dan Rather.
[26:59] At 63,
[27:00] he's getting a little
[27:01] younger every day.
[27:03] Excellent air guitar, Dan.
[27:04] Nice job.
[27:06] Soon he'll be
[27:07] having his own show
[27:07] with Beavis and Butthead, too.
[27:08] I'll never see him
[27:09] quite the same anymore.
[27:10] More news for you
[27:11] tomorrow night
[27:11] on pay-per-view.
[27:12] Pink Floyd will perform
[27:13] the entire album
[27:15] of songs
[27:15] from Dark Side of the Moon.
[27:17] It is the first time
[27:18] that that album's been
[27:18] performed in its entirety.
[27:20] We wish you a safe
[27:21] and horrific Halloween.
[27:23] Enjoy, everybody.
[27:24] Take care.
[27:24] Bye-bye.
[28:21] Some of the Oregon
[28:22] Lottery's biggest winners
[28:23] didn't even play the lottery.
[28:27] These are just a few
[28:29] of the thousands
[28:29] of people now at work
[28:31] throughout Oregon,
[28:32] thanks to lottery dollars.
[28:39] The Oregon Lottery.
[28:41] It does good things
[28:42] for Oregon.
[28:43] The Oregon Lottery.
[28:46] It does good times
[28:46] There are a lot of
[29:12] as many people