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i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thanks for -- i know i'm not a shark, but thanks for watching me this week anyway. i like to wish each of you a happy shark week. it's shark week on the discovery channel. why this isn't a national holiday, i don't know. why would you celebrate like arbor day and not shark week? i'll start caring about trees whenen trees start biting sea lions in half. [ laughter ] did you know that a great white shark loses up to 1,000 teeth in its lifetime, but they keep coming in. they're like the lil wayne's of the shark world. amazing. one thing i learned from shark week is, they say sharks are more afraid of us than we are of them which i find hard to believe. i don't think they have nightmares after seeing movies about us. oh, my god, i saw "mrs "mrs. doubtfire" last night. i almost crapped my ocean. that's how sharks talk to each other. this is a guy who isn't scared of sharks. his name is eric.

he's from boston. well, here's iric. >> eric's home video looks like some people's nightmares. shaky, a little hard to follow, and the biggest fish of your life just went under the boat. >> i've been waiting for this opportunity my whole life, to see something really big out on the water. >> what does he do? here's a hint. and there's his foot. he's getting ready to jump on the shark. he rides it 15 feet from the boat. >> it was very exciting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: calm down. calm down. i get more excited about riding a lawn mower than he does about a shark. he's not afraid to ride sharks or wear uggs, apparently. this is the discovery channel's 24th annual shark week, so, it's getting harder for them to top themselves. it's not like sharks are out making news and doing things. but they may have done it again. this is one of the shows they're running right now. if ever there was a formula for huge cable ratings this is it.

>> the great white shark, one of nay churp's most terrifying killers. now, see this fearsome predator as you've ever seen it before. in the "jersey shore" hot tub! "jersey shark." only on discovery. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? speaking of "jersey shore," quick program reminder. season four begins on thursday night and with it, so does our national shame. [ laughter ] our president, president obama today signed legislation to officially raise the national debt ceiling. it was ratififd by the senate this afternoon. and i have to say, it's refreshing to see the two parties coming together to not get anything accomplished. it's that kind of ineffectiveness that will get this economy standing still again. [ laughter ] the general consensus seems to be that while nobody got

anything they wanted, the republicans got more out of it than democrats did. you know, i hesitate to say the democrats caved, but they just called in the same team that rescued the chilean miners. here's president obama addressing the nation on the new bill earlier today. >> good afternoon, everybody. congress has now approved a compromise to reduce the deficit and avert a default that would have devastated our econony. it was a long and con item shus defeat -- >> jimmy: wow, this shark week has really gotten out of hand. [ laughter ] it's -- it's not all bad for the democrats, though. they are seeing they though didn't get increased revenue or rescued tax breaks for corporate jets or big oil or any of the things they asked for, at least they got nothing, and that's something, right? all the fighting in congress has made for an intense few weeks, although, the makeup sex tonight is going to be amazing. but still, this debt ceiling business is all the cable news

networks have been talking about and now that it's settled, almost like they've had the wind knocked out of them. >> the key polling question, how will this debt debate deal play in the presidential vote? joining us now from new jersey, scott rasmussen and from virginia, larry sabito. all right, professor, what say you? doc? gentlemen, thanks very much. plenty more ahead. >> jimmy: you have to reboot them when they get like that. [ applause ] get some yo momma jokes going. this is pretty funny. this is from the local fox affiliate in north carolina where one of the anchors had trouble correctly identifying the speaker of the house. >> i stuck my neck out a mile. >> this bill is going nowhere. it is a total waste of time.

>> nancy pelosi might have thought it was a waste of time, but the house did pass what is being called the boner -- the boehner bill. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- as i recall, i'm not a -- i'm not a political science expert. wasn't clinton knownwns boner bill? hey, here's a guy we need things running for us. most americans want a politician who takes action. in a city in lithuania, i think about this a lot. wealthy people ignore parking laws because they can afford to just pay the ticket. same goes around here a $40 ticket means a lot more to a guy that makes $10 an hour than it does to, like, oprah. oprah could park on a meter maid and pay the fine without batting an eye. but parking tickets, i think, should be based on a percentage of your income. if bill gates were to double park, he would get a ticket for $12 million. where as a pizza delivery guy,

eight bucks. you know? anyway, the mayor has come up with a plan that seems to be working out pretty well. >> jimmy: put on a helmet when you ride a tank! you're the mayor. what the mayor didn't know, unfortunately, was that was a surprise birthday present from his wife. what would happen if you peed in

public there? would he run over that, too? here's another funny foreign item. this is from australia, where apparently there's drama surrounding one of their local football teams. >> the melbourne football club is in crisis tonight with the jobs of three key decision makers now hanging in the balance. what's the latest, amy? >> well, they're meeting as they >> jimmy: she only reports from there. in television news, the premiere episode of "two and a half men" will reportedly be c ctered around the funeral of charlie sheen's character, charlie harper, complete with an open casket. they are planning to lure him into the casket with a hooker and shoot the episode once he passes out, i guess. all of charlie's ex-girlfriends will come back to attend the funeral. that's a great way to rub it in charlie sheen's face.

we're killing your character and we're going to have 30 blonds on the set when we do it. have fun on tour. elsewhere in television, jennifer lopez has the fox network have reportedly reached a deal to bring her back to "american idol" next year for a reported $20 million. so, nice timing, marc anthony. [ laughter ] $20 million for j.lo. are they j-high? that is ridiculous. over in his grave right now. [ laughter ] we raised the debt ceiling and jennifer lopez's salary in one day. what a great day to be an american. do you guys remember heidi montag and spencer pratt from "the hills?" well, they say they're broke, they have -- i know, i'm sick about this, too. but -- [ laughter ] spencer said things are so tough right now that they are living in his parents beach house in nta barbara and i hear the house isn't even on the sand.

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>> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight on the program, a very charming young man from english land. starting august 19th, you can see him alongside anne hathaway in the new movie "one day." jim sturgess is here. and then, making their television debut with music from this, their latest album -- it's called "arrows." the lonely forest from the bud light stage. tomorrow night, we have a good show for you tomorrow night. we almost had to cancel tomorrow night's show. james franco will be here. a young arizona diamondback fan maybe you've seen this clip. >> nothing better to get a souvenir when you go to the ballpark. that young brewers fan -- >> the diamondback fan got it. >> he's bummed out. >> are you kidding me? >> that is big time. >> oh, my goodness. >> jimmy: yeah. we're going to have both kids here with us tomorrow.

congress could learn a lot from them. right guillermo? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. and if that wasn't enough, we'll have music from coldplay tomorrow night, so join us for that. if you're a fan of "the simpsons" and you are, you have our first guest to thank for roughly 140 character voices from apu to chief wiggum and mo to dr nick. now he puts his face in a cartoon in the new 3d movie "the smurfs." it's in theaters now. please say hello to hank azaria. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? how are you doing?good. >> jimmy: i'm good. you must be excited. this movie is big. >> we kicked blue butt. >> jimmy: i'm a little too old for the smurfs.

i was kind of surprised it was a big deal. >> i was mildly surprised myself. i was too old when they rose to power in the '80s. but i watched itt anyway, becaue i'm really immature. i really did. >> jimmy: how old is your son now? >> he's 2. >> jimmy: so, he's not old enough to appreciate the smurfs yet? >> we brought him to the premiere. we figured he would be good for 20 minutes. he watched the whole movie with the little 3d glasses on. every time i left the screen he went, where dada go? >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i actually cried three times. >> jimmy: you may have been the only grown man crying at the movie. >> maybe harrison ford and daniel craig. perhaps. [ applause ] >> jimmy: popo >> rip the head off papa smurf the other night. have to say something. >> jimmy: well, you know what, sure chs have always been the

underdog. they really have. >> downtrodden people. they are. >> jimmy: and your son, is your son -- your son sat through the movie. is he like that? he is good like that? >> he slept through the night since he was 6 months old. unbelievable. but he's turned 2 and you're warned about the terrible 2s and he is officially 2. it's whining and meltdowns and saying no. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and the meltdowns, the meltdowns are horrible. you nope, right? jimmy: i have them all the time, yes. yeah. my kids are much older now but yeah, i know what, yeah. they're bald. >> your oldest son is 38. >> jimmy: something like that. my youngest son is 17. i only have one son but yeah. >> all right. i didn't do my homework. >> jimmy: that's all right, but yeah, no, he's not having meltdowns anymore. yours, on the other hand -- >> the meltdowns, you know, will end. they're horrible, but they can only sustain them for five or ten minutes.

but the whining can be sustained all day long. and my son, he may be a born actor. he actually reherlss the whine he's going to pick for the day. you tune it out a lot, but you hear, like -- he's in the mirror practicing which one he will go with. i swear he does this. and then he, you know, i'm going to go with t t cry whine. like -- good choice. >> jimmy: has you're doing it, i'm hearing "simpsons" characters. >> i guess there's a little bit of wiggum in there. >> jimmy: maybe he's a baby wiggum. you must be the best dad to read bedtime stories ever. you can do all the voices. the whole deal. >> i haven't trotted that out yet for him. he doesn't really -- it doesn't -- >> jimmy: he doesn't, huh? >> doesn't land on him yet. >> jimmy: he might just think you're crazy. >> he might. when he was in the womb were we

told you should talk to them, like, i would talk to katie's stomach. i don't know, felt a little insane. no more insane than playing scenes with smurfs. >> jimmy: the baby can hear your voice. >> and i only felt comfortable talking to her belly as john lennon, for some reason. how you doing in there today, my little man? that's actually -- i appreciate the applause but that's kind of a cheesy yellow submarine john lennon. that wasn't the beatles, that cartoon. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> that wasn't their voices. those were sound alikes in "yellow submarines." it was just guys that talked like this now. it wasn't paul, it wasn't john. >> jimmy: it makes sense. why would the beatles do that. i didn't know that. did your son come out confused looking for r yoko or perhaps wh a blood lust for revenge to find

his father? >> he e s surprised that momma wasn't asian, now that you mention it. and we're a lot poorer. >> jimmy: you're doing pretty well. >> we're not complaining. >> jimmy: this is what, the 500 episode is coming up this season. >> yeah. >> jimmy: unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] it's not just a number, it's how funny the show still is after 500 episodes. >> i agree. writers are amazing. >> jimmy: i would just start from the beginning and repeat the episodes, i mean, much like we do herere really. and -- are there characters that -- which one do you love most and which one are you tired of? >> i love doing professor frink the most. if you do recall, he does speak like this. and it's very difficult to -- no one knows anymore, because we're old, is that that's actually

jerry lewis. that's the original nutty professor. >> jimmy: jerry knows. does he know this? >> yeah, he played the professor's father. i begged the writers to do that. >> jimmy: jerry would be delighted to know you had to beg to get him on the show. >> i was nation gnpassionate ab. i don't know. i had to really stay on them about it. >> jimmy: you had to sell it. >> i did. >> jimmy: and you had a lot of big guest stars on the show. when michael jackson was on the show -- >> i mean, yeah. >> jimmy: did you work with michael jackson when he was on the show or was it recorded -- >> no, he came. usually, the big stars record separately. he loved the show. he wanted to be with us and it was amazing. might imagine it was. as you one of the amazing things about it was, he sings in the episode. but he didn't want to sing.

>> jimmy: the happy birthday lisa song. >> he wrote that l little tune t it wasn't him singing. he had some young guy with him who was an exact sound alike of him. >> jimmy: what? >> it was this 22-year-old white guy who sounded exactly like him who sang the song and when it was time to sing, he would step up to the mike and do it. but it was so -- it confused me so much. i was like -- how do they just happen to have this guy? what led to that? like, does he travel with him? why -- how much else does it come up, you know? and why do it? like if it sounds exactly like m and everybody thinks it's michael jackson, why bother? why not sing? >> jimmy: you're there already. and where is this guy now? we could use him now. >> exactly. you're right. >> jimmy: i hope he's not wondering and neverland.

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>> jimmy: did you go on ride alongs with the smurfs to prepare for this role? >> ride alongs? >> jimmy: because -- did he sound -- did you imitate the voice of the guy in the cartoon? >> you know, i tried not to. i started out thinking i could play him kind of laid back and observational somehow, a seinfeld-ian take. i really did attempt this. i did the first couple of takes like that and they're like, what the hell are you doing? i was like, i thought he'd be more mellow and just kind of off the cuff. they're like, no. you have to lose your mind. ananthen if you rev up what i was doing it just sounds e ectly like the cartoon, really. >> jimmy: and the cat in the scene is a real cat or is that fake? because i no longer know what animals are real and fake in movies? it was both. there were times when the real cat was there. there were times when there was a fake cat actor. or, if you want to save time, cactor. i couldn't decide when i felt

more crazy when i was acting with the cat or acting with no cat. >> jimmy: you were acting with sophia vergara, who is both real and imaginary also. >> that's right. depending on what you're doing. >> jimmy: exactly. now, she -- that had to be fun, right? >> the great thing about that, acting in a scene with her is just an excuse to stare at her, like -- i wasn't staring, i wass just acting in the scene. >> jimmy: and you did, well, you have to do that. >> yeah. it's my job to leer at you. >> jimmy: : heard you're a fan of "the bachelorette" franchise. >> my girlfriend -- i game katie. she really dragged me into this. i love reality tv, i'm not, like, proud about that, but i really had drawn the line at "the bachelorette" and i was back in there. >> jimmy: who were you rooting for? ben or j.bp.? >> i thought she did a great job

of choosing two nice guys. being a jew from new york, i was rooting for j.p. >> jimmy: i like when -- this is a great thing. because i, too, have been dragged into this. it's funny. i go, well, this is nonsense, but there's, like, oh -- you know they both seem like nice guys and you get into that, like, serious talk. >> oh, totally. >> jimmy: that will be the ruin of us. >> i can't believe i'm doing it. and i have, like, observations about it. like, we were talking last night, rather intensely about it and i think this is correct. when a bachelorette picks a guy, the relationship tends to last. when a bachelor picks a woman, it seems, the relationship tanks almost immediately. >> jimmy: no, neither of them lasts. >> two of them -- >> jimmy: they last for maybe four, five months and sometimes they end and we don't know they ended until we see the rip thing on the cover of "us week ly." >> ali and mr. handsome still

together? >> jimmy: guillermo? >> i'm not sure. >> jimmy: okay. we don't know but we're going to have to find out. but that's -- >> do you watch, guillermo? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? what do you mean, a little bit? >> one or two times. >> jimmy: yeah. a little bit. in other words, he doesn't watch "the bachelorette." he just -- >> it's like peanuts. you can't watch it once or twice. >> jimmy: you can't. >> you have to keep watching. >> jimmy: you care about them after the show has ended. do you -- know you want to see who wins and that sort of thing. but once the show is over, do you continue it at all? >> care about them would be the wrong way to put it. i have a morbid curiosity in what is going on with them. i definitely want to see how this is turning out. >> jimmy: i'm sure it's going to go great this time around. >> these two seem like they're in love. >> jimmy: that's what i was talking about right there. >> they seem rather genuinely

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♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ ♪ yeah, i was just thinking ♪ i hope this will never end >> caller: >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. still to come, the lonely forest. through the magic of the movies, you can see our next guest age 20 years in less than two hours. he plays anne hathaway's friend without benefits in the new movie "one day." it opens in thee terps augu s s august 19th. please welcome jim sturgess.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: how is the summer going so far? >> here or in england? >> jimmy: where have you been? >> i've been here a few days. summer in england is horrible. one time it's sunny, one time it's raining. people in england, when the sun comes out, they take their shirts straight off. the guys derobe. and because the weather's been so up and down, they take their shirt off, then it starts raining. >> jimmy: i got you. you've been here in l.a. for, what, just like a week or so? >> i two here on the 29th, i think. >> jimmy: okay, good. it's been very hot here. >> always nice here. yeah, yeah, yeah. i walk around with my shirt off in my room. >> jimmy: that's good. [ applause ] now, you -- you flew over here,

i presume. you did not swim over here? >> yeah, i've done thatnce before. it not a good idea. >> jimmy: long way to go. >> plane ride, yeah. >> jimmy: and something odd happened to you on the plane? >> yeah, no, i was -- like, the journey is a hard flying, it's like 12, 13 hours. and, yeah, i was sitting on a plane and i guess a group of overexcited lamds from new castle came onto the plane and kind of placed themselves around me around, you know, like, so excited to be on the plane, kind of drinking every bit of alcohol that's on offer to them, getting louder and louder. and if that wasn't bad enough, then they started looking at the film menus, what they're going to watch on the plane. and one of them said, oh, has anyone seen -- that's how people from new castle talk. or an attempt. and d e other one goes, oh, who's in that? and he goes, oh, it's that jim

sturgess and colin farrell. and i'm sitting there like -- [ laughter ] and he goes, is it any good? and the guy next to me, he goes -- no, it's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: great. >> so i kind of, you know, hid myself in my magazine and didn't dare go to the toilet n for the whole flight. >> jimmy: do you speak to people or do you speak to yourself? >> i try to look at uninviting as possible. i spread crisps all over -- depends on who it is, i suppose. i've had some interesting encounters with people on airplanes. >> jimmy: for instance? what? >> i remember coolio sat next to me one time. that was cool. >> jimmy: the coolio? >> yeah, it was just him, no

entourage. i was a plane where you sit opposite each other. you are face to face. and until the plane takes off, then you can hit the button. >> jimmy: you were face to face with coolio? >> i was. and we were sitting on the plane. yeah, it was -- we started talking, you know, about the state of the hip hop scene in the uk and in america. and then he just offered me a sleeping pill, i guess, to shut me up, i don't know. [ laughter ] and, thinking back to it w, it was crazy for me to accept a bill -- >> jimmy: oh, you took it? >> yeah, i was like, thanks a lot. i mean, it could have been anything. >> jimmy: he didn't ask you to carry his bag or anything through customs? >> he did give me a nice fluffy toy as a gift. >> jimmy: what happened when you took the pill that coolio gave you? >> it was a bit blurry after that. i don't really remember.

i would like to think it was a but i could have been rolling around. naked, playing with his hair, telling him that i loved him. i don't know. >> jimmy: is it true that you were originally -- they intended you to play spider-man on broadway? >> not really. i did some workshops for the play with julie, who i know really well. she directed the first film i ever did and she just asked me, she asked me and evan rachel wood, who was in the same film, if we would come help bono and edge, the guys from u2, if we could workshom sop some of thei ideas -- >> jimmy: were they there? >> yeah, it was crazy. we sat in a room with bono and edge with a guitar singing songs and spider-man. spider-man -- out into >> jimmy: did you tell them about your meeting with coolio? >> he was still with me. >> jimmy: oh, he was?

>> i couldn't get rid of him. >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. so, you're sitting there and you're singing for bono and the edge? >> yeah, we were going over their songsecause they wanted to hear what the songs sounded like coming out of actors mouths. and i have this amazing recording of me singing with the edge playing the guitar, bono is my backing singer and he's whispering because i keep forgetting the lyrics. so, you can hear him whispering the lyrics into my ear. >> jimmy: that's a hell of a r karaoke night. >> and coolio is beat boxing in the background. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you had a big birthday. when was that? >> back in may, bubu the big on. >> jimmy: 30th. not the big one, but -- >> big for me. >> jimmy: probably the big one right now. what did you do? did you have a big party? >> yeah, we had a party back in london that went on for, like, three days, i think.

>> jimmy: was it supposed to go on for three days? no, it was just -- it was like -- it was a joint birthday with my friend anandrea. we went to a pub where i live in north london, then we went to a club and everybody came back to my house and then i was opening the door to, like, people, you know, 12 or 15 people, guys i've never seen in my entire life standing there holding beer, big smiles on your face. >> jimmy: if they have beer, you have to let them in. >> and i think i passed out saturday day and then i remember waking up to hearing this really horrible, like, disco music that was playing up in my house and i kind of went downstairs and there were still people and new people were arriving, like, the whole time. so, we kind of ended it around sunday evening. >> jimmy: wow. your neighbors must have been

delighted. >> yeah, i haven't spoken to them since it happened. we have an amazing neighbor, she's 80 years old, she's lovely. >> jimmy: she survived the birthday? >> yeah. but she gave me the cold shoulder the other day. i think she's still a bit pissed about that. >> jimmy: see what happens on her 90th. >> maybe we should have invited her. >> jimmy: that's what she's upset about. now, this movie is based on a very popular book. and that's a tricky thing, becaususwhen a book is very popular, it means something to a lot of people, you kind of -- you kind of have to disappoint them, right? >> yeah, that's how i feel right now. going in, i didn't know how kind of popular the book was. i knew there was a boog. i didn't know the grandness of it. the book is huge in england. >> jimmy: it is? >> and the cover of the book is different to here. the cover of the book in england is bright origange, so, you seet

everywhere. >> jimmy: have regular people come up to you -- >> it keeps kind of happening. i was at a barbecue recently and this girl was kind of asking me questions and said, i hear you're an actor. i was like, yeah, yeah, and, you know, are you working on anything. i said, we've been doing this film called "one day." she's like, shut up, that's my favorite book of all-titi ever in the history of the world. do you have a speaking part in it? i was like -- i was like, yeah, you know, well, i play the guy, dexter, you know, and her face was just like -- [ laughter ] and then i looked down at myself and i had a beard and i was holding a can of beer and -- >> jimmy: not a dexter type. well -- >> makeup and the hair, it looks amazing. i look a lot better in the film. >> jimmy: it's called "one day,"

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but i hope for a new breath a new life to take me away ♪ ♪ oh in time the trees die and light will fade but i hope for a new breath a new life to take me away ♪ ♪ oh in time we sing in time ♪ ♪ oh in time the trtrs die and light will fade but i hope for a new breath a new life ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank hank azaria, jim sturgess. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, james franco,