E-mail a friendJuly 6, 2009
The Washington Post's David Ignatius describes his latest novel, The Increment, and weighs in on President Obama's trip to Russia. Actor Jeremy Remmer discusses his new film about members of a bomb unit in Iraq, The Hurt Locker.
David Ignatius
David Ignatius
Journalist describes the legacy recently deceased former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara left behind. (2:10)
Full interview. (13:48)
David Ignatius has had a wide-ranging career in the news business, serving at various times as a reporter, foreign correspondent, editor and columnist covering the Middle East and the CIA. His column on global politics, economics and international affairs debuted in The Washington Postin '99. Ignatius also co-hosts PostGlobal, an online discussion of international issues. The Harvard grad has written seven novels, including Body of Lies, which was adapted into a film, and the recently released The Increment.
Jeremy Remmer
Jeremy Remmer
Actor discusses his role as a member of a highly trained bomb disposal team and the dangers these brave soldiers face on the field. (1:49)
Full interview. (9:42)
Jeremy Renner made a comfortable transition from the theater to both the big and small screens. His film credits include the biopic Dahmer, North Country and the war drama, The Hurt Locker. He's also appeared in TV movies and series and is a regular on ABC's The Unusuals. Before his multiple Independent Spirit Award nods, the California native worked as a makeup artist, auditioned and performed in small theaters. Renner also writes, records and performs contemporary rock and continues to perform in L.A.-area productions.