featuring chris brown. with cleto and the cletones. and now, if you haven't heard, here's j jmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. very kind. have you had a good weekend? i was -- i went to big sky, montana this weekend. i went fly fishing in the snow. i'll tell you something, there's a ren w w people don't typically go fishing in the snow is because when you fall in the river, which i of course did,

my man ornaments are just now coming out of hiding. i noticed something when i was up there. i drove by a smoky the bear sign. now you've seen this i've seen this sign probably a hundred times in 40 different places. i noticed for the first time jokey the bear is shirtless and wearing jeans. not only is he wearing jeans, they're cuffed jeans. like it's his grinder profile picture or something. also his belt hasis name o o it and his hat has his name on it. which the even donald trump wouldn't go that far. you realize at some point an artist p2esented this to the forest service and they said, yeah, sure, bear, cuffed jeans, looks great, let's go with it. bears and clothes. smoky with no shirt and jeans. winnie the pooh with shirt but no pants at all. and fotszy and yogi bear, all they were is a hat and tie. guillermo, you're the closest thing we have to a cartoon bear, can you make any sense out of this?

>> jimmy: maybe tomorrow. guy geeuillermo had a busy weekend. >> iglesias kickedd things off with a parade down centennial boulevard featuring helium balloons along with floats and special celebrity appearances. >> guillermo: to the people, thank you, everybody! love you guys! i'm having a lot of fun! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so personality, guillermo rodriguez. you did show personality. were you really having a lot of fun? >> guillermo: yeah, everybody was very nice in mcallen, texas. >> jimmy: i loved that papael button button-down you were wearing. wear that for the easter parade next time. >> guillermo: sure, whatever you say. >> jimmy: happy second night of hanukkah to those who are celebrating it.

paced on the song by adam sandler. we have a special show with quentin tarantino and the cast of "the hateful eight." we also wanted to celebratete hanukkah so we made something that combines the movie with the festival of lights and that is this, "the hatefulight menora" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all the main characters from the movie are represented in candle form, and guillermo guillermo, would you do us the honor of lighting the second candle? >> guillermo: sure. >> jimmymyhappy hanukkah, everybody! >> jimmy: so tonightuentin tarantino and the stars of "the hateful eight" are here. they have e me interesting merchandise for thihi movie. all you hear about is the "star wars" toys.

holiday seller of them all. this is the hateful eight ball. with a quentin tarantino style spin. i'll ask it. will guy yare will guillermo and i be friends forever? >> foo sho! you best believe that, [ bleep ] ! >> jimmy: good, ght? will i ever win the lottery? >> bitch, what this stop wasting my time with dumb-ass questions. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i have one more. will donald trump be our next esident? >> ha! if that mother [ bleep ] becomes president, i'm moving my black ass to south africa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: give him a runor his money. the latest national poll of republican voters has donald trump leading his nearest competitor by 20 points.

stop in raleigh, north carolina, where even he seems to be confounded by some of the members of his support group. >> i would like to ask one question. do you think the refugees that are coming here, trying to come here, that are going to germany and all over europe, do you think they're going to become priests and become celibate? if not, what is going to happen to the women in the world that the countries they're going to? >> that's a operate wild question, say that one more time. what do you mean? >> do you think the refugees, those young, strong refugees that are trying to get into america are going to remain celibaba? who are they going to -- >> i don't want to get into that question. okay, give me another. give me another question. >> jimmy: i dig what she's

right? am i off on that? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so today donald trump called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. you knkn, i'm sorry to think donald trump is sick of running for president. he's trying to say crazy things to get himself thrown out. but the crazier the things he says, the more people seem to like him. it's like the movie "the producers." is campaign i i his springtime for hitler is what's going on here. meanwhile, in other reality show news, congratulations to kim kardashian and her yusbsbd kanye west on saturday, kim gave birth to her second child, a boy, the baby weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce, ana 23 million instagram followers. kim was carrying in a breech position, the baby was upside down. doctors were able -- this is so interesting what they did. so that's the baby that's supposedo be the other way.

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>> kristin. >> kristin, everybody's talking about it, what was your reactifn when you hea kim and kanye named theirir newaby boy kia sorento west? >> classic kanye, awesome. >> what do you like? >> it's different, who else would come up with a name like that? nobody but kanye. >> you've been talking about it? >> seen a lot of thihis on instagram, memes making fun of it, yeah. >> what was your reaction when you heard kim and kanye named their babyy fivo goes west? >> i didn't care, i've never been a big fan of them. >> you've heard about it? >> yeah. >> people are talking about it? >> yeah. >> what are they saying? >> you hear on itit the news. everybody's talking about -- >> fivo goes west? >> yes. >> it's an american tale. >> exactly. >> kim and kanye named their baby keurig kardashian west.

a household name for our coffee products, now being a child's name, they can do whatever they want. >> people talk about it? >> people talk about it all over facebook. i heard about it on facebook. all over instagram. qt's trending worldwide. >> what was your reaction when you heard k k and kanye named their new baby boy fastest gun in the west? >> hilarious. hysterical. couldngt stop laughing. >> people have been talking about it? >> yeah. heard about it on the way here, actually. >> anything you'd like to say to fastest gun in the west? >> good luck in school, i suppose. >> say hi to grom admit for me. >> hi, grommit. >> what was your reaction when you heard kim and kanye named their new kaeb -- [ gibberish ] >> not surprised at all. >> why is that? >> i wouldn't put it past them. >> have people been talking about that? >> everybody. >> whereabouts? >> social media, friends, people in the streets.

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>> jimmy:till to come quentin tarantino and cast of "the hateful eight."" music from rick ross and chris brown. first major major league baseball news, the miami marlins announced that they've hired barry bonds to be their hitting coach. atatong last.

barry bonds is back in baseball. assuming the marlins can find a helmet that will fit his now giant head. barry bonds holds the record for the most career homom runs and asterisks in the history of the game. did i say asterisks? it's a harder word to say than it should be. asterisks. so congratulations to him. i think barry and the marlins will supplement each other very nicely. this is what barry bonds should be coaching. this comes from the international weightlifting wod championships in houston. it aired on espn2 this weekend. this is a weight lifter from georgia. the country, not the state. to gave it all and then some. >> come on, come on! >> oh, yeah. he had a funny look on his face. >> well, you can seehat the funny look was the fact that he wasn't getting enough air. heassed out. >> look, he's back for his third

>> a lot of heart. another strong pull. he looks like he's not all there. >> jimmy: it's okay, he's dead now. [ laughter ] channing tatum is one of the stars of "the hateful eight." channing could not be here in person tonight but he wanted to be part of the show. all right, relax. anyway, we camee upith a weird idea. i won't say it needs no introduction. all i will say is it wouldn't make any more sense if it had one. >> you're such a piece of [ bleep ].

you eat out your own [ bleep ] every single day. all day long. hey, kitten. you smell like garbage and fish, bro. i'll do an impression of you, okay? this is exactly you. you know what sucks about you? you don't have thumbs, dude. that sucks for you. i got thumbs. they're right where my middle fingers are. look, dude. you [ bleep ] in a box. u're a pussy. you know what, dude? i've looked and where's your [ bleep ]? you have huge fluffy balls but no [ bleep ]. where's your [ bleep ]? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, channing. even when he's hateful he's loveable. "the hateful eight" opens christmas day, one of the

a new quentin tarantino movie is always a big deal. we asked our pal y%hya to review it for us. he reviews only the biggest of the big, a passionate film lover. here he is, yehya talking about the movie "the hateful eight." >> action! hi, it's me, yehya. i talk about the new movie, the movie -- a cowboy -- the snow. "cowboy in the snow." the cowboy in arizona before, desese. now we do the cowboy and the snow, maybe do it in alaska now. and the guy, the tommy lee jones, i got picture with him. his own tommy maybe the movie "snake in a plane." and say take this [ bleep ] snake out of the plane!

travolta and the hair. and curse, he good actor, he make a lot of movie, he make "close one eye" his director quentor tarantino. marker corsezy, georgia lucas, steven spielberg, he'll do the movie, the gun, the floor, the gun to the gun. quentin tarantino also do the lady dress with the saw, kelly something. "kill for ever5" the movie with george clooney. for the body, for the people. you know. and -- i don't know his name. h8. follow. is good movie. i don't see the movie, i see little clip. i love to meet. good movie. go watch the movie and good

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. tonight we have music from rick ross and chris brown. the cast of "the hateful eight" is here. and we'll be right back with director quentin tarantino. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by kohl's. just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours.

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>> jimmy: hi, there. tonight, from the new major motion picture "the hateful

jennifer jason leigh, tim roth, michael madsen, walton goggins, kurt russell, bruce dern and samuel l. jackson are here. then, this is his new album. it's called "black market." rick ross featuring chris brown from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night, the great albert brooks. from "veep," tony hale, and we'll have music from kool and the gang. and later this week, wanda sykes, calista flockhart, formula one racer lewis hamilton, chef adam perry lang, and music from band of merrymakers and run the jewels. please join us for those guests. without our first guest, people wouldn't be able to take samurai swords on planes, hitler never would have been shot in a movie theater and john travolta would be doing "welcome back kotter" reunions on netflix right now. he's a two-time oscar winning writer and director whose new movie "the hateful eight" splatters onto screens in 70mm on christmas day, then nationwide january 8th.

quentin tarantino. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's great to see you, thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i really enjoyed the movie. it tables a long time for these movies to come out but they're really worth it. i thought it really came out great. >> i got a kick out of the fact of like you guys had your own jimmy kimmel screening. >> jimmy: we did. >> i heard that you kind of hooted and hollered it up and everything. you went out of the movie like, okay, i felt like i kind of got punched in the face, i don't know if i like it not. >> jimmy: had to think about it for a while. now the big 70 millimeter premiere is christmas day. i went to see "django unchained" the day after christmas three years ago. with my parents.

went to see "django." was it your intention to release the film on christmas or is that just a coincidence? >> it ended up being a little bit of a coincidence. as far as when we got -- by the time we got finished with it and everything that seemed the best date to come out. because this is actually my third movie to open on christmas. >> jimmy: you're a very christmassy kind of -- >> i am. "jackie brown" opened on christmas, "jang goe unchained" opened on christmas, the link is there's black people and thus a great christmas movie. >> jimmy: i'm ignorant when it comes to things like 70 millimeter film, i don't know why that means, why is that a special thing and why did you want to do that? >> it's interesting. to me there was this aspect of world war i, some people like the digital film making out there. i'm not such a man of it. and i like shooting on film. and i even like showing it on

and so i thought, well, if i'm going to shoot on film, let me shoot in 70 millimeter. i think that would be a good way to do it. also there was some kind of aspect of -- which is kind of strange, when you think about like how weird and crazy this movie is. but to give it a real big presentation. the way like the movies like "ben hur" and stuff in the '60s were given. one of the things that's neat about that, i think, is the fact that as time has gone on, it just seems like you go to the movies and you get a little bit less and a little bit less. the last 20 years. i think the last 30 years. there used to be a thing you'd go to the movies and it was a big thing. >> jimmy: right. >> it was a big show. you'd go and now it's kind of fallen into almost like, you're renting a chair for two hours. then you leave. so the idea here was to give everyone a big show. so for instance, in the road show. >> jimmy: explain that, why it's

>> it's called the road show, that was a big thing they used to do in the '60s. you'd have a big, big movie. and before it came out you'd have a road show. you had advance tickets, people would get dressed up to go to it, like going out to the opera or going to the ballet or something. you'd get a program. the movie would have an overture at the beginning like a broadway ow. it would have an intermission in the middle of it. you got this fancy program. that was what you did. usually the movie was a little bit longer than the general release version. then they would -- that would be a big deal. that would play for a few weeks. then they would release it to a theater or drive-in near you, shorter without the pomp and circumstance. >> jimmy: are you the only guy who does this? >> no one has done this for a long time, all right? after this comes out maybe we'll understand why people don't do it anymore, all right? but i think it's really cool. and i think it's just really neat. especially for my fans who like my stuff.

for them. >> jimmy: you almost pugged pulled the plug on this movie before you started making it. explain what happened there. >> what happened was i'd written the first draft of the script. and then it got -- i gave to it just a very few group of friends. somehow it got leaked in the industry. and so all of a sudden some agents had gotten and were talking. all of a sudden a website put a script online so anybody could read it. and i reacted really badly to it. the reason i reacted badly, because normally when i write a script, it's usually kind of like this big long novel that i start at the beginning and end at the end. but in this movie i decided to write it in a way that i have never had before. so it was me experimenting with a new way of writing. i wanted to write three drafts of the script. go through it three different times, tell the story three different times. then decide, okay, this is the movie.

>> and so i did the first draft. and it was completely unfinished. there was an end. and was a end but it wasn't the end. there was all kinds of elements. say, you know, the lincoln letter was brought up once at the beginning that was it. now as you see the movie it's carried through. it becomes quite important in the movie. but i wasn't quite ready to do that in the first draft. so it was a real almost a gentler way of writing. even the whole idea of telling the story three different times was a new idea for me. so to have it exposed in that first version like that was really terrible. >> jimmy: you had three suspects as far as i understand it, correct me if i'm wrong. sam jackson, tim roth, michael madsen. when we come back we're going to bring these guys out here. we're going to get to the bottom of this. >> do we have the maury povich lie detector thing? >> jimmy: we do, all set up.

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>> jimmy: first things first. which one of you leaked the script? was it you, michael? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you kind of got blamed. i know it wasn't sam. sam doesn't leak anything. >> i didn't have it. >> jimmy: we don't even know what his middle name is. >> i was on an elevator in italy, okay, i had left a day after i got the damn thing. and i was with my manager. and he was looking at his cell phone. he goes, oh my god! michael, the worst thing in the world! and i said, what, what, what happened? he goes, someone leaked the script, quentin's script! he goes, that's not the worst thing! what is it? well, he read it to me and it said, i only gave the script to three people and bruce, michael,

i know for sure it wasn't tim. >> jimmy: bruce? >> i'm like, what the -- >> jimmy: did you know about this? were you aware that you were being implicated in this? >> i don't hear good, what'd you say? >> that's what he told me! >> that's right. >> i called him on the phone from the lobby of the hotel. and i go, quentin. you realize the way you phrased that. you know? can you please make some public announcement that it wasn't me, man? >> jimmy: i don't recall him making a public announcement. >> he starts laughing. he's laughing like that. >> literally, he tells the story about his son, his son, calls him up after he hears and it he's like, dad! really, dad, why? why, dad, why? >> why did you do this, why did you betray quentin, i can't

what in the name of god? >> jimmy: bruce did not leak the script. tim, did you leak the script? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i think it was you. >> 100%, 100%. >> you knew it was tim when i said, i know tim didn't do it. any mystery, that lets you know who exactly did it. >> jimmy: interesting. well put. sam, you've worked with quentin more than anybody here. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah that's correct. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you probably can't go anywhere without people quoting these classic lines from these movies to you, i'd imagine. >> only tiananmen square. only place i've been where nobody asked me if i knew what a quarter pounder with cheese was. the only place. >> jimmy: the only place? >> only place. >> jimmy: was there any particularly notable situation where somebody came up to you and quoted one of these lines from these movies? >> the best is i was backstage at a michael jackson benefit. it was like two days before 9/11. i was introducing whitney houston and usher somewhere.

they started doing the ezekiel speech. and i'm going, [ bleep ], another one? so i turn around and it's marlon brando. it's like, oh my god! marlon brando. and he did the whole speech. it was jaw-dropping. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> awesome. we became friends, he gave me his phone number, he's like, call me. i call that number and somebody would answer, it would be like, kenny's restaurant. is mr. brando there? hold on. and they go away for three minutes and he comes back on the phone. >> jimmy: he was hanging around in a restaurant? >> i think that was the way he had his housekeeper answer the phone. >> jimmy: i see. kurt, you and jennifer are handcuffed together for -- well, it's a long three-hour movie and you guys are handcuffed together. in a lot of places you'd be legally married. did that bring you closer together or drive you apart? >> we were handcuffed to each other for five months. >> jimmy: five months?

i guess we were a month into shooting the movie. i came home and goldie said, how's the stockholm syndrome coming along? funny you should say that. we don't talk very much. jennifer and i realized we really weren't talking very much. we talked to everybody else. then we said, yeah, kind of -- >> kick it in. >> kick it in a little bit. what are you thinking? at that point we just started talking about daisy and john and the sort of life that they were having together and we started finding things that he had written many, many months earlier for us to kind of get this thing going. >> jimmy: jennifer, you sing and play guitar in the movie. did you know -- was that something you knew that you were going to be required to do? >> it wasn't in the script. >> jimmy: it wasn't. >> no. >> jimmy: was that intentional? >> no, i came up with the idea in rehearsal. >> jimmy: i see, okay. >> yeah, so he just -- there's

i went to where he was staying in telluride and he said, i need you to do a hair and makeup test. i want you to listen to this. he took out a record, put on it the turntable what do you think? i said, it's beautiful. he said, i'd love you to sing it. and play guitar. do you play guitar? and i said, no. and he said, well, i think you can. i know you as an actress, i know when you commit to something you will learn and it we'll get you a teacher. >> she worked hard at it. i'd go by every day where she had her dressing room to where i was. and every single time i walked by. >> i feel sorry for you. we'd be there like 2:00 in the morning and i'd walk by jennifer's bungalow, still going on. wow, homegirl still here? >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. don't worry, we're going to talk to you guys also.

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no offensive, cowboy fella, just getting your attention. >> yeah, well. you got it. >> what's you writing, friend? >> only thing i'm qualified to write. what's that? >> my hiflife story. >> you're writing your life story? >> you bet i am. >> am i in it? >> you just entered. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quentin tarantino and "the hateful eight." >> you made michael very happy. >> believe it, baby. >> jimmy: tim, you -- really one of your first jobs in america was working with quentin in "reservoir dogs." how did you guys find each other? [ cheers and applause ]

concerned was an arthouse film superstar. he had done the robert altman movie "vince and theo" where he played vincent van gogh. i thought that was fantastic. when i heard he wanted to get together and meet me it was, oh, wow, great, let's get together. the interesting thing was all the actors that came in reading for "reservoir dogs," they wanted to be mr. blond, they wanted to be mr. paint, they wanted to be those guys. i got used to that. i figured that was where he was coming from. then he goes, i kind of like orange. that was a different thing. >> it was a different thing. i liked the idea of being an english actor, pretending to be american, pretending to be a robber, who was actually a cop. i thought it was a very complicated scenario. and i kind of enjoyed that. >> jimmy: you're almost a real cowboy now. >> yeah, yeah, i'm -- i am, you know?

when i got to do this movie, he said, oh my god, you're in a quentin tarantino western. i said, yeah. he said, so how cool is your horse? you got a cool horse, right? i said, well, i don't have a horse. he said, but you got a cool hat? tell me you got a cool hat. well, i have a cool hat but i don't get to wear it that often. what about your gun, do you have a really cool fun? and i said, no. he said, what kind of [ bleep ] western are you in? and i said, i'm in a quentin tarantino western. >> jimmy: bruce, you worked with a lot of great directors. where does quentin, sitting right here, where does he rank amongst those people with whomoff worked? >> i've always thought that to date i've worked for six stretching geniuses. and without putting them in order, let start with him, otherwise i'll get my horse whipped. but let's put him first.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: who else is on the list? >> mr. kazan, mr. hitchcock, douglas trumbo, francis coppola, alexander paine, quinton tarantino. >> jimmy: quentin just ejaculated. yeah, to hear your name alongside hitchcock. >> that's pretty good, that's pretty cool. i'll take that. >> jimmy: well, the movie is very, very entertaining. another classic. one more thing from you. and of course i could talk to each one of you individually for three hours about this stuff. you said you're only going to make ten movies in your career, this is number eight. are you really only going to make two more movies after this one? >> well -- that's the idea. that's the idea. one of the things about it, though, where i'm coming from -- i actually think a lot of directors -- i don't think it's that much of a tragedy. it probably took me eight years

everyone feels in eight years. a lot of directors talk about, i want to do this thing, that thing, i have time to do this that. i think they have far less time than they think they do. so i'm not going to think that i have four movies or six movies that i will eventually get around to doing. if i only think i have two movies? well, that keeps it at the tip of the spear if you know what i mean. that means those ones better be good. and i better mean everything about them. and i actually like that kind of focus. >> jimmy: you better have all of these people, your stable. >> these are the tarantino superstars! >> jimmy: "the hateful eight" opens on christmas day and everywhere january 8th. thank you, be right back with rick ross and chris brown!

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tarantino and cast of "the hateful eight." apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "black market." here with the songs "sorry" and "back to sleep," with a little help from chris brown, rick ross! hands up come on she's just perfect in every kinda way but i don't think i can handle her pain so messed up and i'm too busy just running my game umm girl after girl mistake after mistake i tried to change

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this is "nightline." >> tonight, donald trump with fiery words calling for a ban on all muslims coming to america. stirring a major backlash. and the secret life of the terror couple. new photos of the newlyweds arriving together in the u.s. new accounts from inside the attack. plus "i am cait" for the breakout show "transparent," transgender issues have moved to