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Chiwetel Ejiofor, Elise Neal, Laz Alonso and Valentina Cervi all hit the Red Carpet at the Chrysler Behind The Lens Award honoring filmmaker Spike Lee. - Lee's production company, 40 Acres and A Mule Filmworks, has produced more than 35 films since 1983 and opened entertainment industry doors to many actors, filmmakers and craftspeople of color - Hollywood turns out to celebrate the Academy Award-nominated filmmaker behind such movies as "Jungle Fever," "Malcolm X," "Do The Right Thing" and the Emmy-winning 2007 miniseries "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts," documenting the devastation of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina - In addition to writing, producing, directing and acting, Lee teaches film at Columbia University and New York University, and is the author of nine books - The Chrysler Foundation will donate $25,000 in Lee's name to his alma mater, Morehouse College in Atlanta Spike Lee, one of the most influential figures in contemporary cinema,
became the sixth recipient Wednesday of the Chrysler LLC Behind the Lens
Award. Some 400 guests attended the award ceremony at the Beverly Wilshire
Hotel in Beverly Hills, California in recognition of the outstanding
achievements of the director of such groundbreaking films as "Jungle
Fever," "Do The Right Thing" and "Malcolm X"; who helped launch the
big-screen careers of Halle Berry, Samuel L. Jackson and John Turturro, as
well as numerous other actors, filmmakers and craftspeople.


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  • The so-called "reporters" for this particular online station are the worst. They don't seem prepared, they get their information wrong and they ask the worst questions. Seriously what was the point of her immediately asking the Italian actress what she thinks of the war in Iraq? It was out of the blue and puts the actress in a tough position if she has negative views of the war and has to tell that to an American reporter in a medium going out to the American public.

  • (Hibbs4Prez) Thank you for your critique, and thank you for watching. The point of her asking the question is because it is a war movie, and if you heard her previous interview with the other outlet, she was speaking very candidly on her feelings on the war. If you feel different, you are free to your opinion, but since I produced this segment, I think it was the right question, and the reporter did a good job. If we are the worst, who did a better interview with the actress? Link?

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  • Laz, Laz, Laz U R So Sexy!!!

  • laz alonso iz sexayyyyyyy

  • WHAT A CUTIE

  • The accent HOT!!!!!

  • HE IS SOOOOOOOOOOO FINE!!

  • Shit I actually thought the video in general was pretty good. I mean she did ask the same question to Laz Alonso- who by the way gave a good interview- But her question is no different than the many questions that reporters ask in order to pry into a public figures thoughts. how is it any Different than asking an actor who he/she(s) sleeping with? It does happen! Ill tell u the difference. Usually that question has nothing to do with the interview plot. In this case, hers was at least related.

  • lololol

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