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street" and "philomena" top contenders. martha: any others? >> amy adams and christian bale from the critically aclaimed "american hustle." cate blanchett from the woody allen film, "blue jasmine." jude city den much from "philomena" and meryl streep from "august osage county." they will air march 2nd, with ellen degeneres hosting for the second time. everybody loves ellen. she makes it a great show. 's hope people don't drink as much as the golden globes this year. martha: let's hope they. bill: it will be a boring night. martha: i love "american hustle", extremely well-done and well-acted i think christian bale is amazing in the movie. jennifer lawrence and amy adams knocked it out of the park. i have a bunch more to see so i can't give you my final answers. bill: sounds like you have a vote actually. martha: it was a great movie. bill: i liked "wolf of wall
ear? hazard pay. let's talk about the oscars. my gosh. 2014 oscars best picture nominees are "american hustle," that's not talking about bob. "captain phillips," "gaist, "dallas buyers club," "nebraska," "philomena"" "12 years a slave" and "the wolf of wall street." let's compare that to the razzies and see who made a better list. "after earth," "grown-ups 2," "the lone ranger," "a madea christmas" and "movie 43." we'll make our own oscar predictions. notice "lone survivor" was noticeably absent. miss perino. >> jury duty the past two days, a lot of sitting around and joshiat producer found this. this could have happened at jury duty but it happened on an airplane. let's see if we can pull it up here. there we go. this guy falls asleep on an airplane, knows it's very tempting to take a picture.
jasmine." sandra bullock grabbing another phenomenal role. judi dench, "philomena." meryl streep, "august: osage-county." best actor, christian bale, bruce dern, chiwetel ejiofor, matthew mcconaughey, and a lot of people say leonardo dicaprio this is the best work he's done in "the wolf of wall street." >> this movie has gained mum. it's somewhat polarizing. there's not an easy movie to watch. there's a lot of foul language and debauchery. really a poor showing of wall street, that's the point of this movie. but another surprise was that jonah hill also was nominated for this movie. people were not expecting that at all. >> yeah, best supporting actor. and with him in if competition there, barkhad abdi from "captain phillips." an amazing story. he was a taxi limo driver in his first role there with tom hanks. bradley cooper. michael fassbender.
he's heard to say, i'm not quite sure i made the right decision. 58,000 lives later, we were still in vietnam. i think executives owe it to themselves to be very, very careful about what they do and should -- you should always be your own worst critic. castigating someone for being their own worst critic isn't the worst thing. >> all right. we have to leave it there. thank you. coming up, ahead of tonight's golden globes, i'll speak with the woman behind the new hit movie "philomena." ♪ [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever, and would always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. with 2x the meat of other leading brands... ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades.
never realized ever when i first told my daughter the story ten years ago. i didn't know it was going to be a booklet let alone a film >> how exciting was it when you found out judy would be playing you? >> what more could i ask for such a beautiful lovely lady taking my part, playing my story? absolutely wonderful. wonderful altogether. >> and steven, what was it that attracted you to this project, to this material? >> well, it is such a terrible story and such a heartbreaking story. but then of course on top of it, steve and jeff constructed this rather wonderful comedy or road movie or whatever you call it between philomena and martin. so really, it was a tragedy and a comedy at the same time. >> well, that was one of the things i noticed in the film.
there was such a balance between, you know, the humor in light of what is obviously a painful story but then also an inspirational story. how did you find that balance? >> in a way, the humor is the inspiration. there's such vitality between the two of them. so the story doesn't just -- isn't just miserable and depressing. it's very, you know, cheering and possibly inspirational. >> i guess, philomena, for my viewers who may not have seen the film, tell us -- can you just give us a little background in terms of, you know, is 1952 ireland, what were the options for young girls? i suspect there really were not many. and tell us just about your story. >> well, in 1952, which was when i became pregnant, there was no other option but to go into a convent for the mother and baby. there i had to stay because i had no other -- i had stayed for
thought she'd be among that crowd is philomena lee, the inspiration for the film "philomena." it's been nominated for three golden globes, including best picture. some have criticized the film as being anti-catholic because of its honest portrayal of the nuns who force philomena to give up her son for adoption against her will and later made it nearly made it impossible for her to find him. but when you talk to philomena, as i had the honor of doing, it's clear her story actually represents the best of what faith is about. love and forgiveness. philomena, i'd like to start with you. did you ever think that your life story or this part of your life story would be a film and that you'd be going to the golden globes, nominated for an award? >> never in 100 years.
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saying that travelers should get medical and repatriation insurance. attacks over the past decade and a half over government institutions, transport networks and schools. back to you, christi. >> nic robertson, thank you. to london and cnn's aaron mclaughlin with the latest on the nominations on the tv and bafta nominations. >> bafta nominations were announced leaving 11 nods from bafta judges to "gravity." another british flick to watch, "philomena," with four bafta nominations including for judi dench. and then "blue is the warmest color" a controversial story that picked up a bafta
>> obese? >> i watched this documentary that said a lot of americans are huge. what if that happened to him? >> what makes you think he'd be obese? >> because of the size of the portions. >> we were just talking about that. i didn't know that was the clip they were going to play. >> that was a clip from "philomena." steve coogan wrote the screen play and joins us at the table. mike barnicle said this is an extraordinary film. of course for movie goers they will know the movie steve was in "the other guys." >> i was making "the other guys" when i came across this story. i was on down time, not being the lead actor, you get a lot of time sitting around doing nothing. >> you came across this story.