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Based on the novel by Graham Greene, this is a story of a French advocate Chavel who, while imprisoned by the Germans during the occupation, trades his material. STj8NnA4jcE/hqdefault.jpg' alt='The Tenth Man Full Movie In English' title='The Tenth Man Full Movie In English' />The trailer previews the villains of the game, a nefarious group called the Order of the Ancients, who seem to be just as sinister as the Templars who appeared in previous Assassins Creed games. The 2. 00. 7 action adventure stealth game Assassins Creed set during the Crusades marked the beginning of an extremely successful franchise. Subsequent installments took the player to various times and places, including the Revolutionary War, the Golden Age of Piracy, the Seven Years War and the Victorian era. The basic formula for the Assassins Creed games was to release one game each year, but a desire for better quality as well as disappointing game sales for Assassins Creed Syndicate, caused Ubisoft to delay their next release until 2. Officially announced in June after three years of development, Assassins Creed Origins will send players to a rich, open world environment in Ancient Egypt with a new protagonist, Bayek, who is accompanied by an eagle that can be controlled by the player, as seen in the E3 gameplay trailer. The latest trailer highlights more gameplay potential but also puts an emphasis on the games story. While showcasing cinematically stunning graphics, the trailer introduces the Order of the Ancients, a group much like the Templars who have manipulated historical events from the shadows, and are secretly controlling the pharaoh. The Order are described as being mysterious figures who seek the power of the ancient gods whose grasp for might and control is limitless. Watch Not Cool Online Facebook'>Watch Not Cool Online Facebook. The latest Assassins Creed Origins trailer portrays the Order as being a nearly unbeatable force. It appears that the Order of the Ancients is an early incarnation of Brotherhood of the Assassins main rival, the Templars, in the larger mythology of the franchise. The new Origins trailer also offers a sneak peak at the games naval combat  one of the biggest selling points and gameplay features of Assassins Creed IV Black Flag. Though the trailer is full of highlights, its most epic moment comes at the end, with Bayek taking aim at a charging elephant. Assassins Creed Origins releases worldwide on Xbox One, Playstation 4 and PC on October 2. It becomes available on the Xbox One X on November 7th. Laurie David, producer I was working on this issue myself, largely with the Natural Resources Defense Council. When the movie The Day After Tomorrow came out, I was. Sometimes some Dakka is not enough in those situations more Dakka is needed. More Dakka is the art of solving problems by unloading as many rounds of. An Oral History of An Inconvenient TruthReuters. Al Gore In April of 1. I went through a personal epiphany. One of my children had a serious accident. During the darkest days, I re examined everything that I was doing in my life, how I was spending my time, and what issues I was working on in the U. S. Senate. I had been holding hearings about the climate crisis, but during that spring of 1. I very much deepened my emotional commitment. I started putting together a slideshow and doing research for my book, Earth in the Balance. I had previously made presentations on the subject, and I had used some visual aids with fold up charts. But I began collecting pictures. I worked with National Geographic and some others and put together a slideshow that involved three Kodak carousels and three Kodak projectors. The slides would fade in and fade out, and the three projectors did their thing in sequence. I thought it was pretty cool. Long before anybody talked to me about a movie, I got to the point where I could tell the slideshow was beginning to get some real traction. Probably the most important moment for me was one Saturday night on Center Hill Lake in Middle Tennessee, near where I live. A whole big gang of my rowdy friends were on the front of the houseboat drinking beer. One thing led to another, and I started giving the slideshow about midnight. I mean theyre friends, but I would say they were a tough crowd in that they were not the audience you would necessarily pick for a presentation on the climate crisis. But they had reactions that were strong, positive, very sincere, and they were moved by it. I thought to myself then, I really need to figure out a way to get this in front of more people. I thought that was a bad idea, if not a crazy idea. I did not see how in the world a slideshow could become a movie. Laurie David, producer I was working on this issue myself, largely with the Natural Resources Defense Council. When the movie The Day After Tomorrow came out, I was asked to moderate a panel the night before the premiere in New York City. I think the scientist Michael Oppenheimer was on the panel, Al Gore was on the panel, and a few other people. As the Hollywood person, I was the moderator. It was a really great marketing idea for this film. They had a packed house. I knew Al Gore from the elections and meeting him at peoples houses out here in Los Angeles. But I didnt know him very well. I introduced him at the panel, and he did, like, an eight minute version of his presentation, which I had never seen before. My jaw dropped. I had been killing myself trying to find the language to explain this issue to people in a way that they could digest. Here Al Gore had it. I was just floored. Al Gore She came up to me afterward and said, This has to be made into a movie. And I thought that was a bad idea, if not a crazy idea. I did not see how in the world a slideshow could become a movie. Davis Guggenheim, director I was working at Participant Media at the time. I was the guy in charge of documentaries, and I had only been there for four months. By all accounts, including my own, I was the worst executive at Participant. Id given my notice. It was my last week or two. And Lawrence Bender and Laurie came in and they said, Were doing this documentary about climate change with Al Gore. I was like, Im not sure thats a good idea. A movie about climate change was very timely, but one based around a slideshow I thought, maybe these are the wrong elements for a good film. And I think a lot of people felt that way throughout. A movie about a slideshow With Al Gore and all the baggage that came with the 2. This makes no sense. Laurie David At the time, everybody was mad at Al. Blamed him for giving up on the election too soon. Watch The Chaperone Full Movie there. It was not easy to get people to come hear him speak. I had to literally call people personally and beg them to come to a presentation in New York. They were like, A slideshow with Al Gore, are you kidding me I worked my ass off. I put my reputation and friendships on the line, and they came. He got a standing ovation. People were floored. Then I did the same thing in Los Angeles. I got the rooms donated and invited all my Hollywood friends and producers and actors and actresses. Davis Guggenheim One of Lauries gifts is that she is very unrelenting. She said, You have to come to this presentation. Al Gore is going to give the presentation at the Beverly Hilton in a couple of weeks. So I went to the presentation against my will. And Al got up, and I was like, OK, here he goes. I dont see this. And then there is a certain point in the middle of his slideshow where everything sorta clicks. It was towards the end, when the slideshow becomes very existential and very challenging, and you start to think about life on this planet. I think all of us just looked at each other and said, We have to make this movie. Lawrence Bender, producer Imagine, we wanna make a movie about a slideshow from an ex politician, and we want a million dollars. Whos gonna give us thatWho in their right mind would do that Davis Guggenheim We set up another slideshow at CAA, the talent agency. I remember in the middle of it, there was an earthquake. Jeff Skoll, executive producer I was front and center, right next to Tipper, when the building started to shake. Davis Guggenheim All of us were like, Oh my gosh, is this going to screw up the slideshow Everyones gonna go running. But the people who hadnt seen the slideshow, including Jeff, I dont think even felt the earthquake because it was so engrossing. Watch Below Deck Season 4 Episode 14 more. Jeff Skoll Afterward, my team at Participant came up to this small conference room at CAA. There were other people in the room, I dont remember exactly who they were, but it was definitely Laurie and Lawrence and me, and Davis, and Al. And we had a conversation. Two important things happened in that room I decided to fund the whole film on the spot, and Davis agreed to leave Participant and go direct the film immediately. Al Gore They just convinced me that they had the skill to do things I couldnt imagine doing. I decided Well, they seem to know what theyre talking about, and maybe this could reach more people. Little did I know. The Making Of Reuters. Davis Guggenheim This movie was made in five and a half months. Most of my movies take a year and a half, if not two and a half. We all felt like we were on a mission from God just to make it as fast as we could. We just felt like it was urgent. The clock was ticking, and people had to see it. Lesley Chilcott, co producer All the logic of, take your time making the film, do it the correct way, travel to a million film festivals, get feedback, revise that was all out the window. Davis Guggenheim When people look back, they start to write a narrative in their head about why it was so successful. And in many ways, it makes no sense. Its a huge tribute to Al and the slideshow, which he had built for 3. It wasnt something he had just come up with. He had perfected it and perfected it and perfected it. Al Gore Im driven by a real passionate sense of mission on this. I hope that doesnt sound like a pretentious word. I really feel driven to communicate this as effectively as I can. I think Im obsessed with trying to make each slide the best, most persuasive image it can be, while also keeping the full integrity of the data it represents. You just develop a sense over time of what connects with people and how you can connect even better. I guess theres a touch of OCD somewhere. But I did become obsessed, and still am, with trying to really craft each slide to be as eye catching and communicative as it can possibly be. And it turns out, after you get into the innards of the process, you get to the point where this will sound ridiculous but it makes a difference whether a transition is two tenths of a second or three tenths of a second. And Ill go to 0. That is silly, but I do it anyway.