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>> i'm amma for all of us here thanks for joining us right now. how to get away with murder actress viola davis with actor dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- viola davis. oscar winner, common. from "cinderella," richard madden. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from liv warfield. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪
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>> jimmy: welcome. thanks for coming. thanks for watching. it's very nice. i appreciate it. i'm glad you made it tonight because one of our guests tonight did not make it. viola davis, she was supposed to get on a flight home from ohio, but she got stuck there because of the weather. turns out mother nature is the only woman more powerful than shonda rhymes. so viola will join us via web chat tonight to discuss the big season finale of "how to get away with murder." turns out they got away with it. then oscar winner common will be here. from "game of thrones." "cinderella." richard madden is with us. we've got music from liv warfield is here. but i think you'll like that. [ cheers and applause ]
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all of that, no disrespect to anyone, but all of that pales in comparison to what happened just north of phoenix today in sun city, arizona, llamas on the loose. did you see this? two llamas that belonged to a mobile petting zoo, they were part of a demonstration at a care center for the elderly. and then they decided they didn't want to be a part of the demonstration. and ran for their lives. you can see, look at this guy chasing them by the way. what is he going to do? he can't even keep his pants on. the llamas got out into traffic, and of course everybody stopped because there's llamas on the loose. they're running around for almost two hours. finally they were surrounded. but no, no. like walter way ton, the llama got away. they didn't want any part of anyone. now -- okay, there they are running right down the middle of the road. you see everyone's trying to get these llamas.
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well, no good, no good, no good, no good, nothing. this guy grabs -- of course they apprehended the black one first, right? the white one's like, i'm out of here, good-bye. he takes off. fortunately, this surprised me, there are still people in the united states who know how to use a lasso. this guy missed on the first attempt. and he goes and he's got the big lasso and he throws it, and yes. he ropes the llama. this is the moment you've been waiting for all his life. took it into custody. now they're both in prison. one of the llamas is named laney, the black one. the white one is car nita. for real. people were reporting they were mother and daughter, but they are apparently not. somebody needs to write a children's book about this, laney and carnita, the llamas that could run faster than everyone in arizona. [ laughter ] [ applause ]
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we wish them the best of luck. i drove by a billboard for a owing on nbc the other day called "the slap." have you heard about this show? they made a show out of a kid getting slapped. it's not doing well in the ratings. i might have figured out why. this is a billboard i noticed. you can see it's very grim. it's not inviting. huh would want to watch a bunch of sour-faced people huddled around a crying kid? what they ought to do i think is reverse it. now it's "the pals." that would be a fun show to watch. you're welcome, nbc. you would watch a show calls "the pals." >> guillermo: yes, yes. >> jimmy: of course you would. one of our old pals former toronto mayor rob ford, who is now a city councilor rob ford, is doing something unusual. he's selling his stuff on ebay. this is real. here he is. this is the tie he was wearing,
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a nfl football tie, the day he admitted to having smoked crack cocai cocaine. that's the tie. that morning he got up and decided, i'm going to tell everyone and i should look my best. he's available to the highest bidder, right now over $6,000 u.s. it makes it you're not just getting a tie, you're getting a piece of history. and a piece of fried egg. 10% of the proceeds go to charity. and the rest will, well, hopefully go toward buying rob ford better ties. how do they arrive at 10% for charity? why not 100%? he's also selling other things including this personalized saskatchewan rough riders football jersey. size 4xl. i don't know if he's doing an auction or his laundry. and preworn pajama pants he once wore to walmart, for real. he said it in the listing. it says, "these are the print pattern pants that councilor rob
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ford was seen wearing on a shopping trip to walmart." this is the original piece, not a reproduction, and there's a link to prove it. there he is. now, those i'm going to buy. the crap tie i don't care about. but i really want those walmart pajama pants. i'm going to wear them to walmart in my town. remember when mayors used to wear top hats? meanwhile, here in america we have fun politicians too. donald trump says that he is more serious than ever about running for president in 2016. he hasn't spelled out his platform yet. but he has spell the out the word "trump" on his platform. he's hiring staffers. he's retained services of an attorney. donald trump has flirts with running for president before but this time he feels like he has to do it because a lot of people are asking him a lot of questions. if you don't believe that just look at that. >> many people have been asking about my desk and the fact that i have so many papers on my
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desk. many people have been asking, what can they do when the economy is going so bad? lots of people are asking questions about your pen. many people are asking me, what do i think of libya? many people hatch been asking me about anthony weiner. a lot of people are asking me about the book i just wrote. lots of people are asking about charlie sheen. a lot of people are calling me about the mack miller rap song. lots of people have been asking me to review plays and movies. a lot of people are asking about why am i using plastic forks and knifes? >> jimmy: i would like to know, why are you using plastic forks and knifes? we don't know that. i'd love to see a president donald trump. i'd vote for him just to find out how he and mullany would redecorate the white house. reality television has given us so much. first, donald trump. now, have you seen the promos for the new show about people having sex in a box? okay. for those who haven't, this is it. >> for the very first time on
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television, couples will have sex in this box. >> she thinks i'm too far outside the sex box. >> in front of a live studio audience. "sex box." >> jimmy: that's right. that's right, "sex box." can you imagine that? the show is from we-tv, short for "we have no shame" tv. the couples, and i was wondering why a couple would agree to do something like this. they say they're on the show to save their relationships. ha ha. what better way to do it? maybe these couples wouldn't have relationship problems if they weren't with someone who thinks having sex in a box will solve their relationship problems. so there you have it. a show on television called "sex box." do you understand what this show is? >> guillermo: yeah, but it's a crazy show. >> jimmy: it is a crazy show. what i'm asking is, do you understand the nature of the show? >> guillermo: yeah, i do. >> jimmy: what happens on this
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show? >> guillermo: i don't think it's going to work. >> jimmy: what happens on the show? >> guillermo: they have sex. >> jimmy: where? >> guillermo: in the box. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i wanted to know if that was clear. here's another area in which i feel we're headed in the wrong direction. i want to get seriousfy could. i've been hearing a lot of the talk, i don't know if this is more prevalent in l.a. than other places. i feel like it probably is. but here's a small but still sizable group of people choosing not to vaccinate their children. here in l.a. there are schools in which 20% of e students aren't vaccinated because parents here are more scared of gluten than smallpox. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] as a result we have measles again. we've got measles. i want to say, i don't know if you're one of these anti-vaccine people, you probably aren't going to take medical advice from talk show hosts and i don't expect you to, i wouldn't either. but i would expect you to take medical advice from almost every doctor in the world.
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see, the thing about doctors is they didn't learn about the human body from their friends' facebook page. they went to medical school where they studied all sorts of amazing things like how to magically prevent children from contracting horrible diseases by giving them a little shot. you know those little shots of botox? which is botulism, by the way. you get your face to make your head look smooth and your eyes look crazy. a little shot like that, and poof, polio is gone. but some people do not buy into that. because they did a google search and jenny mccarthy popped up and she had clothes on so they listened to what she had to say and decided not to vaccinate their kids. by the way, i want to say this would all be okay if your kids were the only ones affected. they're your kids. but they're not because unvaccinated kids put all children in danger. especially babies who are too young to get the vaccination shot. but of course that's according to doctors. so, you know. take that with a grain of salt.
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some people are saying kids who aren't vaccinated shouldn't be allowed to go to school or day care, go to public places. but here's what i think. if you are one of those people who knows more than doctors, that's fine no vaccinations. but you're not allowed to go to the doctor anymore. okay? why would you even want to go to a doctor who knows less than you do? so if you fall and you cut your head open, you will not be admitted to the emergency room stay at home, find that sewing kit you stoled from marriott. stitch it up yourself, doc. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: by the way. you should also let your kids smoke. why wouldn't you? the only people who say not to are doctors and they don't know. so i feel like this is starting to snowball. so we invited some real doctors to address this. again, these are not actors, these are actual medical
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professionals. every one of them is a real doctor. hear them out then decide for yourself. ♪ >> i am a doctor. >> i'm a doctor. >> i'm a doctor. >> i'm a doctor. >> and i believe in vaccinations. >> and i believe in vaccinations. >> if you don't vaccinate your kids it can endanger their lives. >> the potential downsides of vaccinations are almost nonexistent. >> accumulated scientific and medical communities are in absolute full agreement that there is basically no reason not to vaccinate your kids. >> no reason. >> which is why i cannot [ bleep ] believe we have to make this psa. >> i thought we settled this in the '50s. >> remember that time you got polio? no. you don't. because your parents got you [ bleep ] vaccinated. >> i took four years of undergrad, four years of medical school, three years of pediatric residency. >> i had to go to school for eight. [ bleep ] years. >> i'm sure i know what i'm
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talking about but you people still won't listen. >> i have to use my only day off to talk to you idiots about vaccines. >> i'm only halfway through the second season of "breaking bad." >> instead i've got to come here because you listened to some moron who read a forwarded e-mail. >> all these people had to set up cameras, lights, sound equipment, so that i could tell you to do something we've been doing for a century. look at all these people. >> this is stupid. get your kids vaccinated. >> get your kids vaccinated. >> get your [ bleep ] kid vaccinated! >> get your kids vaccinated or lose my number. >> get your kids vaccinated or these doctors may never find out that walt dies at the end of "breaking bad." >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> these are professionals who know what they're talking about. >> thank you, doctors. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one more thing. it's thursday night. that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of
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the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> it's happening again. [ bleep ] are being reported in parts of our area. >> i told it's like a billion people or so. [ bleep ] your mom, [ bleep ] dad, if you're lucky enough to have a parent or two alive on this planet, [ bleep ] them. >> how long do you think it would take to eat your [ bleep ]? >> big [ bleep ]. >> yeah, that sleet and [ bleep ] rain is just now beginning to [ bleep ] us here in dallas. >> pat on the back or [ bleep ] in the butt? >> no, [ bleep ] in the butt all the time. >> he got a bionic implant was able to [ bleep ] his wife for the first time in ten years. >> i think i need to take a [ bleep ] now. >> -- took it about 1,300, late january, now we're right back so you're [ bleep ] your sisters. >> told police that he [ bleep ] his [ bleep ] in his garage to
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stay warm. >> i'm up to my rear end in global warming. if i seen al gore i'd [ bleep ] him in the mouth. >> his [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ] now. >> i'm not going to [ bleep ] you. ♪ ♪ i'm not going to [ bleep ] you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show, music from liv warfield, common is here, richard madden is with us, we'll be right back with viola davis so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪
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eddie redmayne, j.k. simmons, jennifer aniston, and many more, even matt damon somehow made it into the special. saturday night at 8:00 here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight was able to get away with murder, she was unable to get away from iowa. in fact, she's here with us from columbus thanks to the magic of the internet. the first season of her very popular show wrapped up tonight. please say hi-ola to viola davis. hello there, how are you? you look great. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you got all dressed up for this. what happened? >>dy. >> jimmy: you weren't able to -- >> rudder problems on delta airlines. >> jimmy: oh, wow. i couldn't get out. and i was in the airport for six hours. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> trying to get to you, jimmy. i was trying to get to you. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. did you tell them that you had a talk show appearance that you had to do? >> i did. but, you know. they were like --
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>> jimmy: they didn't care. that's unfortunate. we have chicken skewers with peanut sauce in the green room on thursday nights. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: it's really the best night of the week. so did you see the finale tonight? >>dy not see the finale tonight. not yet. >> jimmy: you did not. >> did you see it? >> jimmy: i have not seen it yet either. >> because you're in l.a. >> jimmy: exactly. >> you'll see something, it will blow your mind. >> jimmy: you know what happens. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: i want to diagram it for our viewers who at this point have seen it. so let's go ahead and put that up here. a lot happened tonight. okay. so here we go. so now you're in the middle. and let me see if i have this right. ly lila was murdered, we know that. we found out who murdered lila. it was your law associate frank. okay? >> yep. >> jimmy: so frank did it on orders of your husband, sam. >> yep. >> jimmy: who was killed. by -- >> who was killed.
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>> jimmy: by your student wes, the handsome kid. >> that's right. >> jimmy: but to protect your students you framed the murder on your lover nate. >> i had to. >> jimmy: who we just put a frame around. >> had to do it. >> jimmy: unfortunately wes' girlfriend rebecca ended up getting killed at the end of the finale tonight. >> yes. >> jimmy: and the body, you and frank discovered the body together. but we don't know if he had anything to do with it. is this correct? >> this is so correct. you are pro good at this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yet i'm still completely confused. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you said that you shot two endings to the show. >> yes, we did. >> jimmy: one of them you used. >> one of them we didn't use. >> jimmy: what happened in the one you didn't use? >> the one that we didn't use, i just walk down the stairs to the cellar. and i'm calling ra we can ka's name. and i find her dead in a chair, tied up. i loved that ending, by the way. but i'm telling you -- still, i just think it's still
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heart-pounding, you know. it's just filled with just so many moments that we didn't expect. i'm glad i didn't have anything to do with it. i'm trying to make some people like me. >> jimmy: yeah. when do you think you'll be able to get out of columbus? >> well -- tomorrow afternoon. but i did get 10,000 free miles on delta. >> jimmy: okay, now. [ cheers and applause ] >> yep. and i got serenaded in the airport. >> jimmy: you did. >> a woman sang to me. in a magazine store. and i did meet macy gray's cousin. >> jimmy: all right, well. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for talking to us, we appreciate it. come back home soon. >> soon. >> jimmy: viola davis, "how to get away with murder." we'll be right back with common so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by at&t. mobilizing your world.
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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, there. tonight, a dashing and daring scotsman from "game of thrones" plays a charming prince in the movie "cinderella" is with us. later on, this is her album, it's called "the unexpected." liz warfield from the at&t stage. next week on the show we'll be joined by 98 yes, ma'ammy watts, ryan phillippe, mike tyson,
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music from joy wave, drew holcombe and the neighbors, and carly rae jepsen. our next guest won an academy award for test original song. he doesn't just make movie music. march 13th see him alongside liam neeson in the movie "run all night." please welcome common! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> really. >> jimmy: it looks just like you. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> two gold bald men, that's right. >> jimmy: is the oscar heavier than you thought it was going to be? >> very much. >> jimmy: it is heavy. >> jay z told me, don't put it down, carry it with me. >> jimmy: sorry, i'll give it back to you, then. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: you've got to listen to jay-z. did he call you after you got it? >> no, i saw him out at some of the parties, of course. >> jimmy: i see. >> he just was really proud.
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he said something to me that really touched me. because he was like -- he felt that i represented all of us people from hip-hop as black men, as people of love, children of god. he felt that i was -- john and i were representing that with this academy award. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a nice thing to say. >> yes. >> jimmy: was he drunk when he said that? >> well, we took a couple more shots. so getting there, starting. >> jimmy: started to get emotional, i guess. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: you know what i wanted to ask you about? when idina menzel announced your name it wasn't your name. and i was confused. because, well, it is your name, your real name. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and also, john legend. his real name. why do they have to do that? it's not like you're in a court of law. >> i know. it was kind of confusing to the audience. and we were like -- originally people were looking like, oh, man, who is that? >> jimmy: john stevens and lani
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lynn. we body jumped up and is they when the crowd knew it was us. >> jimmy: i was like, common is stealing lonny lynn's oscar! >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was kind of a strange thing, i thought. this is another thing i wanted to ask you about, i think we have video here, this is the moment you won. >> this is the first oscar and nomination for john stevens -- >>. >> jimmy: let's go back and look at that see what lonny did to oprah, or didn't do. oprah's got her hand up. yeah. hey, no -- oh, wow. you do not get a car. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, look at that. >> jimmy: did you realize that that had happened? >> no. what happened -- you know, you're just so in the moment. that i saw david first. and i was going to him. and i was wondering if oprah was
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really facing john. so i didn't know if that high five was for me or john so i went safe. >> jimmy: you could get killed for something like that. >> no, i made sure i talked to her. >> jimmy: you did. did you call her after? >> yeah, we talked the next day. and it was like -- you know, i wasn't trying to play you out. >> jimmy: yeah. you can't leave oprah hanging. i think it's against the law. >> definitely. major league oprah hanging. >> jimmy: who did you take to the oscars with you? >> i took my mom. >> jimmy: your mom, which is a nice thing to do. [ applause ] was she excited? >> she was super excited. it was the best night of her life. you know, besides me being born. seriously, the best night of her life. she brought all her friends out. a lot of my family who i grew up with. they flew out. we had a real party. >> jimmy: had a nice time. how late did your mother stay out? >> 2:00. she went to the governor's ball. she went by "vanity fair."
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she was making use -- sheaves like, i'm feeling good in my dress, my son is an academy award win ir, i'm milking this. >> jimmy: it's one of these things, it's such a great thing for an actor or director or whatever to win an academy award. as a musician, it's something that really comes out of left field, doesn't it? >> yeah. i mean, because i'm an actor, i dreamed of reaching the academy awards. but i didn't know it would come as a musician. >> jimmy: right. >> you're right are. being able to create this song for "selma," i'm in the movie so i didn't know john and i were even going to do a song for it. it eventually got to that. it's funny. when i finished recording the song, i told my daughter, i said, man this song could really do something. and she told me today that she was like, listening to me like, yeah, sure it could do something. and then when she saw us at the oscars, wow, dad really knew what he was talking about. >> jimmy: you should wake her up with that every morning. bang on the door with it.
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you posted a picture on instagram. is this -- what is that by the way? >> that's a gold jordan -- it's a piece of art. designed by -- it was a gift from my manager jaha. and the artist's name is matt senna. >> jimmy: my manager's name is jaha, that's weird. >> the same manager. >> jimmy: different guy, though. >> it's a piece of art. it was given the night before the oscars when we were at rehearsal and i was like sitting there thinking, man, i hope i have another gold statue to hold the next day. >> jimmy: you need another shoe is what you need, wear those around. is that wearable or no? >> no, it's not. >> jimmy: is that the most expensive shoe you've ever owned? >> no. >> jimmy: no? >> no. actually, i have a pair of jordans given directly from michael jordan when i was a ball boy. >> jimmy: really? >> for the bulls. this is the first pair of air
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jordans. he signed them. i gave them to my father. my father gave them to my sister. so they're very valuable. >> jimmy: wow. that is -- your dad gave them to your sister? you're like, hey, i did give those to you. maybe they should -- >> back here. >> jimmy: coming back to me. michael jordan. how did you get a job as a ball boy for the bulls? >> well, my dad actually played in the aba. he was friends with the general manager of the bulls at the time. and he's like, if my son was interested in being a ball boy, so i wrote a letter and i got the job. i mean, it was amazing. i was there when michael jordan first came. i remember he was playing this music. and that general manager didn't want him playing the music in the locker room. this is the exhibition game. and then after two exhibition games, he was playing the music and the general manager was like, you can play whatever you want. for real. >> jimmy: yeah. wow. was he nice to you? >> he was incredible. >> jimmy: would he tip you and stuff like that? well, he wouldn't tip me.
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but actually, i made a little money off of him. somebody asked for his autograph. and i charged the guy. okay, 5 dollars. i was a little kid, i needed lunch money. >> jimmy: right. >> i went and i said, look, mike, can you sign this for this kid? he's like, you sign it. it was a joke. you sign it. i signed it. took it back to the kid. and the kid looked at it and said, wait, this is not michael's autograph. how did he know? i spelled "michael" wrong. i didn't get the five dollars. >> jimmy: well, honesty is the best policy i think is the lesson there. it all worked out for you. you know how to spell "oscar." congratulations, i'm very happy for you. the movie is "run all night" with liam neeson. if you have fun? >> liam is incredible. this is a raw, incredible movie. he's being chased and it has a great story to it.
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this is action packed. >> ste>> jimmy: seems like a ba idea to chase liam neeson. >> i'm a tough guy and a bad guy. we had great scenes. one scene he had to put my head into this burning refrigerator. after we finished he's like, do you want some water? i'm like, yeah, of course i want some water, you burned my head. >> jimmy: you've got an unbelievable life. it's unbelievable. common, "run all night," in theaters march 13th. thank you. be right back with richard madden! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world.
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i moved our old security whsystem out here? to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: still to come, liv warfield. you know our next guest from the worst wedding ever on "game of thrones." that's all behind him. he is prince charming in "cinderella" which opens in theaters march 13th, please welcome richard madden! [ cheers and applause ]
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♪ >> jimmy: i should say, welcome, your grace. >> thanks very much. >> jimmy: are you really from winterfell or someplace else? >> close enough. it's cold enough. scotland, glasgow, just outside glasgow, a little village. >> jimmy: charming. are you the most famous person from the village? >> william wallace is probably the most famous "braveheart." we know these things from the movies because we don't really read. i love "game of thrones." i was so horrified and sad when your character, rob stark, was brutally murdered at a wedding of all places. did you know that that was going to happen? >> yeah. i got told. i got told at the start. you do the contract deal, you know when you're going to be killed. you're not allowed to tell anyone.
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>> jimmy: they told you well in advance? do they tell everyone? i thought they surprised you. >> they don't tell everyone. you do get terrified. actors flicking through to see if they're going to die in the next episode. >> jimmy: there was a very bloody and gruesome death, also happened to be -- i assume this is the case -- your last day at work. >> it was. it was my last day on set. >> jimmy: that's weird. because usually you get a cake or something. >> no. i didn't getny of that. >> jimmy: maybe drinks at the bar afterwards. >> no. i wanted to kind of -- i wanted to kind of dive out as soon as i could. we did the scene, then i jumped in the plane and went back to london. but i was -- i had like a pipe all the way from my leg which went all the way to here, when i get stabbed. the first time went terribly wrong so all the blood poured inside my body. it stains you for days this redness. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> we had to do it numerous times. which was traumatic enough. it was the end of the show, it was a traumatic scene.
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you know. i managed to get on the plane. covered in fake blood. crying because i was kind of upset at the end of the whole job. i think i looked like i'd murdered someone then got on a flight. >> jimmy: people are escaping. i would think sitting next to you -- >> no one sat next to me. >> jimmy: do people ask you about it all the time? >> yeah. most people are angry at me. >> jimmy: what? >> i know. people are like, why did you die! why did this happen! i'm like, it's nothing to do with me, i did what i was told. >> jimmy: that's a silly position for people to take. but now you're prince charming so it's all good. i mean, nothing terrible -- well, i don't know. i guess -- yes, something terrible -- no, nothing happens to prince charming, right? >> well -- >> jimmy: maybe he get herpes on his lip, right? >> actually, no. >> jimmy: right. for you as an actor, is that
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something -- i know like to play cinderella for an actress has to be a dream come true. but to play prince charming? that's something you'll have forever. >> i'm looking forward to my niece growing up and being able to see it. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you'll be a real bigshot with kids. for sure. well, you know it also could come back to bite you. because women in your life, whenever you do something disgusting, snot comes out of your nose. "oh, nice one, press charming." >> i'm waiting for the headliner "so not prince charming." >> jimmy: get it out of the way, it is going to come. tmz will be hunting you down in public restrooms. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: i want to ask you about this. your costume that prince charming wears in "cinderella." what are you wearing there? riding boots? >> riding boots and skin-tight white pants. i love this shot.
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they just kind of just covered the crotch. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, they did. >> you don't see anything that's wider than the shot. >> jimmy: is that right? >> not right. but yeah. >> jimmy: you're saying they put you in skin-tight pants and then didn't show them? >> well, we had to do two days of skin tests for the skin-tight white pants. it's disney. these are going to be tight pants and it's disney. so we had to get a testing. we had to test things out. >> jimmy: yeah. like disney, like -- like donald duck has no genitalia at all. >> no. and a prince can't have genitalia, apparently. >> jimmy: no. prince charming cannot. he's line a ken doll in a way. >> like a ken doll, exactly. you know, you have actually the kind of complaint because these corsets are so tight. let me tell you something. it's nothing compared to what the boys have to go through. >> jimmy: what did you have to do? >> we had two days of skin tests
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where we had to try lots of different jock straps. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> just to make sure we can't see anything through the trousers. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. it was -- one day was particularly bad. i think the first was just to corset it and tie everything down as much as possible. we had this horrible day where you just kind of try on different jock straps. that's terrible. >> jimmy: are you sure this wasn't a prank someone was playing on you? >> you'd think so. but it was real. i was standing and trying all these different jock straps on. the camera's on your crotch. the light's on your crotch. you've got kenneth branagh there, and sandy pearl knows better than i do about what's going on here. we're all standing. i just stand and they discuss what's going on. and then everyone turns away to discuss. sandy's standing and looking at my crotch. and i was like, sandy? and she looks up.
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tears wells in my eyes. i'm going to be sick, can i take this off? she's like, go, go, go! i tripped through the studio to try to get it off. >> jimmy: disney made you a eunu eunuch! [ laughter ] threatening prince charming. >> who needs that? >> jimmy: there's nothing charming about that. it's very nice to meet you, i hope the movie does great, "cinderella." next richard madden, everybody, we'll be right back with liv warfield! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world.
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>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: thanks to viola davis, common, richard madden, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. from the cast of "how to get away with murder," the album "the unexpected," liv warfield!
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