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♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you very much. thank you. i want to wish everyone a happy tax day. i guess it's only happy if you get money back. have you done your taxes yet? [ cheers ] ? >> a lot didn't, i guess. i hate that you have to put stamps on the envelope to send it in. they can't just throw that in? they charge us 1.41 to have the honor of sending them half the money we earn this year? this is the kind of money the candidates should be focussed on right now. tax returns are basically an 11 th grade math test administered

to adults. if we fail we go to prison. that's how it works. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's not easy. if it stressed you out. don't worry. 4 /20 is just a couple days away. people find this unusual. i don't have an accountant, and i get all my tax advice from beyonce. it's true. you know that? the destiny's child song "independent women" it's all about doing your song. >> the clothes i'm wearing, the rock i'm rocking, i'll buy it. >> jimmy: they're listing their major expenses for the year. ♪ the watch i'm wearing ♪ the car i'm driving ♪ i depend on me >> jimmy: not only are they homeowners getting deductions for interest payments. each of them is claiming herself as her own dependent.

i depend on me. you got it? you know what? this is a very good tip too. ♪ to the left, to the left, everything you own in a box to the left ♪ >> jimmy: throughout the year keep your receipts in a box to the left. they're there when you need them. and one more that's not about beyonce wanting a ring. ♪ if you like it then you should have put a ring on it ♪ >> jimmy: the sub text is if you want me, when why shouldn't we reap the benefits of filing a tax return. she's no dummy. the president and the first lady got their taxes done. i'm not sure if they have to release it or they just do. they made 436, 035, the lowest amount they've made since he took office. donald trump made more money

than that last year selling hats. the new york primary is tomorrow, and according to the latest cbs news poll trump is leading cruz by more than 30%. even without the polls you can tell both trump and cruz spoke at the new york state republican gala. here's the crowd during trump. watch. >> many, many iterations. but i got -- it's only today and great success. >> jimmy: you see people are listening and really paying attention to everything he said. here's how they reacted to cruz moments later at the same event. [ applause ] >> jimmy: ted, please, quiet. we're trying to enjoy our chicken. oh, did you see the video that

johnny dech and his wife made to placate the australian government. amber was charged last summer for illegally bringing two dogs, their pets into australia where johnmy was shooting his next movie. i guess you're supposed to put your dogs in quarantine when you go to australia. she didn't. the deputy prime minister charged 4er with a number of crimes and went on tv threatening to euthanize the dogs in settlemenptember. today this video was released. >> australia is a wonderful island with a treasure-trove of unique animals and people. it's free of diseases that are common place around the world. that is why they have to have such strong laws. >> australians are just as unique both warm and direct. >> jimmy: this is uncomfortable to watch. really, like let's run the rest of it through a snap chat filter

and see if it's better that way. >> when you respect australian -- [ applause ] >> protecting australia is important. >> declare everything. >> jimmy: that's funny. meanwhile ac/dc has a new lead singer. it's axle rose. axle rose will replace brian johnson. at 54 he will be the youngest member of the group. they are still on a highway to hell, but they're in the far right lane. [ applause ] . >> jimmy: axle rose was at the coachella festival. he had to sit in the chair the whole time. he broke his foot. it's weird singing welcome to the jungle in a chair. he did it. coachella is a crazy place to be. a couple years ago we went and asked people coming into the

show about a bunch of fake bands with names like the chelsea clintons. we made them up. they were bands that don't exist. but people pretended to know them and the video has like 17 million views on youtube. we went back to see if we could do it again. unfortunately, i think they're onto us. >> one of the bands people are excited about the regan alternatives. are you going to check them out? >> no. >> why not? >> that doesn't exist. >> you're not going to know until you get there. >> did you hear about d.j. zika? >> i have not. >> one of the people was d.j. zika. did you catch that? >> no. i was really into that d.j. mustard. you know what i mean? that's what i was trying to put on my hot dog. >> you are freaking on us. you're making it up, and i love it. i'm going along with it. it's the best. >> one of the groups i know a lot of people have been talking about is omelet bar. are you going to check them out? >> i don't think i saw them on the list.

they must be in some other town. >> are you in or out. we're coming back to see no such thing. >> no such thing? is there such a thing? >> there is. >>. >> jimmy: i thought he was kidding. there's a musician called no such thing. i think this is progress. i think people are more honest. i feel like a modern day abraham lincoln. i really do. it was unpleasant for part of the weekend in coachella. it was windy here. wind warnings were in effect. some of the wind even got beneath my wings. it was inspirational, but it was hot and it was windy. the whole city was one big dry bar. the power went out at my house. i felt powerless. literally. we have developed a simple to understand wind alert in los angeles. it's kind of like the homeland skert threat advisory.

instead of colors we use a person. here it is. for light winds, moderate winds, strong winds, and hurricane/gail force winds. and then you know before you go outside. the wind is annoying, but there's not much we can do about it. you know -- >> oh, but there is. what was that? >> jimmy: what is this? [ applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> decorative wind chime salesman. >> jimmy: that's weird. you look just like fred will lard. that's strange. >> i've been told that. it's quite flattering. >> jimmy: sure, yeah. >> are you in the market? >> jimmy: for? >> for the wind chimes. >> jimmy: may i see them? it's not windy anymore.

>> but it's always a good time for decorative wind chimes. >> jimmy: this isn't a good time. >> i have the humming birds, the owls, and these dangling mettlez tubes. >> jimmy: i'm not interested right now. >> they're wonderful. no interest? >> jimmy: no. >> i see how it is. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> i am southern california's number one decorative wind chimes salesman. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> and i know your type. mark my words, jimmy kimmel, a day will come when the wind will start and it won't stop, a wind like you've never been experienced. you'll want it to stop, but no, it will blow and blow and blow, and on that day you'll wish you had purchased -- >> jimmy: decorative wind chimes? >> would you like some? >> jimmy: no, i would not like some, but thank you so much for

stopping by. [ applause ] >> i'll be in the outer office if anyone is interested. i think our first meeting went well y. we broke down some barriers. i'm in the area and available. >> jimmy: social media? >> social media. >> jimmy: thank you, whatever your name is. thank you. it's not fred willard. >> will we meet again? >> jimmy: yes. >> i think the answer is blowing in the wind, if i might. >> jimmy: yes. >> guillermo. can i interest you in decorative wind chimes? >> i don't have no money. >> buy one get another one 50% off. oh, thank you. everything in my inventory is always half off. thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

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pot in the 70s rocky might not have made it to the top of the step. 24 states have legalized medical marijuana. our country is now officially almost half baked. and i have to say, our state, california was the first to legalize marijuana for medical use, but we aren't so strict when it comes to why doctors can prescribe marijuana. so i felt this would be a good idea for tonight's pedestrian question, especially with 4 /20 coming up. we asked people straightforward question, do you have a medical marijuana card. we'll see somebody introduce themselves. base on the that, we'll guess if they have the card and then we'll find out why they have it. okay? let's begin. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> i'm randy from hollywood, california. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: look at randy. does he have a medical marijuana

part? unanimous with a couple of nay sayers h. >> i sure do. >> for what? >> um, yeah, you kind of need one to have medical -- yeah, i guess you need one, huh? >> jimmy: yeah, you do. his is for short term memory loss. i think if your name is randy, they give you a card, no questions asked. >> my name is joy from here in l.a. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: what about joy? [ applause ] >> jimmy: more than half say yes. the rest say no. let's see. >> i do. >> what medical condition do you have? >> the condition is children, jobs, um, life. >> jimmy: yeah, life. that's actually one of the best reasons. you know there's a 0% survival rate on life. it's true. >> my name is josh and i'm from

salt lake city utah, represent, 801. what's up. how are you? >> do you have a medical marijuana card? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does josh from utah have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: oh, surprisingly more noes? >> i really want one for my birthday or christmas, i'll take it. >> how long has it been since you smoked? >> how long? since i was 13 years old. >> today? >> i'm been smoking all day, girl. >> any other tattoos you want to show us? >> it says nice, nice, spinning smoke, jk, laugh out laugh, who [ bleep ] has that please, my bad, my bad. >> jimmy: don't apologize to us. apologize to your parents. the only two words i understood were pop and tarts there.

who was on the stand next? >> i'm da mee trus from georgia. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: does he have a medical marijuana card? let's mind out. >> yes, i do. >> what's your medical condition? >> glaucoma, suspect glaucoma. >> what does that mean? >> it means in the future that it's a possibility that i could have glaucoma. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but in the present it's a certainty that he has pot. technically we all have suspect glaucoma, don't we? next person is. >> bob from denver, colorado. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: what about bob? wow, everybody is pretty much saying yes. >> no, but my son does.

>> what does he have it for? >> to buy his dad medical marijuana. >> jimmy: that's a good father's day gift. that's fine. next. >> i'm justin harrison from los angeles, california. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: all right. does justin have a medical marijuana card? oh, most of the audience is saying no. okay. well, let's find out. >> no. >> why not? >> because i don't believe in using them. >> what's in that fanny pack? >> my bus pass, crackers, my phone, my charger. >> what kind of crackers? >> ritz crackers. >> can i have one? >> sure. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: what a beautiful

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>> jimmy: tonight, a producer of some very large and popular movies, tv shows and explosions, too. jerry bruckheimer is here. then, a band from jacksonville florida their album is called "threat to survival." "shinedown" from the samsung stage. tomorrow, geena davis will be here. from "game of thrones," ewan rheon, michael mcelhatton and alfie allen -- they play the boltons and theon greyjoy, and we'll have music from shawn hook. and later this week, jessica chastain, glen powell, kumail nanjiani from "silicon valley." keegan-michael key and jordan peele, plus music from "of monsters and men" and "m83."

>> please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is that rare performer who can act, sing, be pregnant and maintain a phony british accent all at the same time starting friday you can see her as the villainous queen freya in "the huntsman, winter's war". no please say hello to emily blunt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: first of all, you look fantastic pregnant. >> it's just the food backstage. amazing. >> jimmy: that's incredible. >> you have food stuff back there. >> jimmy: how are you feeling? >> good. >> jimmy: your daughter hazel is two. is she excited about a new baby in the house? >> she's s she excited about a new baby? she likes being top dog at the

moment, i think. i broached it with her and the first response when i said there's a baby in there you're going to be a big sister, she looked at me and went, nope. and i went, yes. so that was the first talk, and we've bought her every i'm a big sister book out there. >> jimmy: right, yeah. can you do special one on one things? >> i try. people say the relationship between you and your first child is the one that changes the most because they've got competition. so i was like okay, i'll have lots of time with her now. i do lots of things with her and i was thinking i'll just have baths with her and stuff -- >> jimmy: what? >> baths? >> a bath. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, bath. please, speak english. this is america. [ laughter ] >> why are you clapping? >> jimmy: they're on my side. if we were in england, the tables would be turned. it would be a mess. you'd be having a bath. >> a bath.

she says bath. >> jimmy: bath? i'll train that out of her. >> we did have a bath. we have many baths together, and i thought that i was not yet at the point where my body was just really embarrassing to my child, you know? when you become a teenager and you see your parents naked, you're like awe, it's like the worst thing in the world, and so i got into the bath with her and she looked at me and goes whoa, mama big. >> jimmy: no. oh, really? >> i went, we are never bathing together again. that's it. >> jimmy: wow. >> she sounded like barry white. >> jimmy: my daughter, jane, actually called my wife came out of the shower, and she pointed at her and said mommy's penis. >> she has got a big one. >> jimmy: she's saying daddy's vagina, we'll have a problem,

but i found mommy's penis funny. we used to live across street from each other. you now live in new york. your husband is in a play in new york. i'm seeing great reviews. >> he's excellent in it. >> jimmy: i've heard that and read it in various publications. does that make it -- >> you're a bad friend. >> jimmy: i know. it is in new york, but does that make it more pleasant for you? i would assume that makes him happy, right? >> it does. he's enjoyed it. and it's been nice for us to be there and feel a part of the theatrical community. >> jimmy: how many times have you seen it? >> i will have seen it by the end four times which i feel is very wifely. >> jimmy: it's pretty solid. how long was the run? >> it's only six weeks. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's good. >> that's really good. >> jimmy: that's strong. don't get crazy. it's not that strong. >> you'd be there every night with notes. >> jimmy: i mean, can kanye was

in a play, kim kardashian would be there every night. put it in those terms. >> i went for one of the first previews and then i went opening night, and because i'd seen the play before, i knew that john's first scene was a 25-minute long scene, and it's in the round, this production. you have audience all around you, 250, 300 people, and john came out for his first scene, and his suit jacket was tucked into his pants. like really tucked, like right in there. >> jimmy: wedged? >> wedged. and i heard myself say, oh my god, no. and i just knew that everyone was going to see it because it's in the round. everyone is going to get the right angle at some point. and i was thinking this scene is 25 minutes. could i go up there somehow? i was panicking. i was like how do i get his jacket out of his crack? how am i going to do that, and

then someone in the play with him, i could see he changed a certain move he did on stage and came behind him and wrenched it out the back. like a saint. i was like i'm in love with you. >> jimmy: well, that's solid. >> john said as he felt the jacket brush against his bum and come out he looked out and saw anna winter, like in the crowd and he was like no. >> jimmy: you don't want to have a wardrobe malfunction in front of her. >> are audiences in new york well behaved or are they taking pictures with their cell phones? >> people have naps occasionally, just front row. and then he told me that the other night his last line and it's like the pinnacle of the play. it's an intense scene, he turns and says a line, like, i think his line is then they would be wrong, and he really says it. and then he heard someone in the crowd go, see, what does that even mean?

[ laughter ] >> and the lights went down. what does that even mean. >> jimmy: what's the name of the play? >> it's called "dry powder". >> jimmy: more with emily blunt, after this. pcpc ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maybe almond breeze tastes so good because it's the only almondmilk made with california-grown blue diamond almonds.

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>> the weekness out weakness out of you. i thought i made you strong. >> how did you draw the weakness out? what did you do? what did you do? >> i don't have to tell you anything. >> oh, but you do. you said it yourself. you're something between this world and the mirror. i summoned you out. now, you are bound to me. >> jimmy: that's emily blunt in "the huntsman: winter's war." it opens friday. is it fun being all dressed up?

>> it is fun. it's transporting. you feel like you should rule the world. >> jimmy: it's like acting like you imagined it would be when you were a child. >> i watch that and it's almost like an opera. it's a little embarrassing. >> jimmy: it's kind of a spin off on snow white. >> it is. does this happen before snow white, after? >> it's like a prequel into a sequel. it's all the rage, the new rage. >> jimmy: it's the rare sequel. i did not make this observation but someone who work here did. your character looks much in a way like elsa. i think that's a good sign. [ applause ] >> jimmy: have you thought about that? >> i knew the moment i decided to have white hair that that would be the comparison. >> jimmy: really? okay. >> charlize's son was onset a

lot, and he's obsessed with "frozen" so he really thought i was elsa. >> jimmy: and did you diswade him from that? >> no. and then he saw me one way with sweat pants and looked at me and said put on your dress, really bummed about it. put it on now. >> jimmy: when you're acting with a green screen and whatever, obviously that's not a real world. is that much harder to do? >> yes. >> jimmy: i feel like when i imagine that, it would be difficult to be talking to things that aren't there and -- >> yeah. you do a lot of that in these movies. a lot of it was practical can. there is a scene where i ride a -- what i describe as a wolf bear. it's supposed to be this fantastic creature that the director created. it looks like a wolf polar bear. it's like a large lumbering thing that i'm supposed to look

regal on. i said can you just give me a horse or something? ? like a beautiful white stallion or something like that? he's like no, trust me. he's french, it's going to be super cool can. you're going to lover it. but what it was on the day because there's no such thing as a wolf bear. instead it was just a large green screen mound on a cart that someone was driving. it was just a huge green screen hill. >> jimmy: you were on a lump on a golf cart. >> and the guy driving it was dressed in head to toe green screen like a little green lizard. it was an awful thing. i'm sitting side saddle which i decided to. and then it's supposed to move like a bear, and so i'm just like this on it. [ laughter ] >> like driving at a glacial

pace toward the other actors, and i just remember coming toward jessica chastain and she was like this. [ laughter ] >> trying not to laugh because she knew if she made me laugh the shot would be ruined. 50 horses, 10 one hundred extras. >> jimmy: can you do the motion again? i'm hoping they'll make a jif out of it. >> jimmy: emily blunt! "the huntsman: winter's war" opens friday. we'll be right back with jerry bruckheimer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> jimmy: it's kind of weird. you were scheduled to be on the show and saturday night i went to the kings playoff game and we were sitting right next to each other. >> i planned that. absolutely. i wanted to make sure i had good care on the show. i wouldn't be embarrasd. i was excited to have you there. >> jimmy: i pitched you a show idea, television show idea during the game, and i haven't heard anything. and i know it's monday. >> that's the reason you haven't heard anything. >> jimmy: do you remember the show idea? >> not at all. i came to watch the game. remember. >> jimmy: i had a feeling you were nodding and pretending to listen. >> i remember the sue moe wrestler in the net. >> jimmy: kings would have won that game if they had one. what i pitched you was we were watching the kiss ma'cam. a show called kiss cam. we follow their lives and it's different each week like the love boat. >> that's probably why i didn't

remember it. >> jimmy: do people pitch you stuff all the time? >> all the time. i go fishing, they pull out a script. >> jimmy: do you ever bite? they're fishing i guess at the same time. do you ever produce anything that a random person pitches you? >> not yet, but you never know. >> jimmy: but you're open to being pitched? >> good ideas come from everywhere. >> jimmy: do you find good ideas in different places? >> top gun. it was a picture of aviators and jets in a magazine, and there was a guy in a cockpit and two jets and wouldn't that be a great movie. so we bought the rights to the article, the men in it and we created "top gun". >> jimmy: was tom cruise in your mind at that time or was that not -- >> we turned into the script, the first thing we said, we want tom cruise to play this part, and the studio said go get him.

that was another issue. >> jimmy: that's your job? >> yes. >> jimmy: how did you do that? >> well, he kept saying no. he was interested but he wasn't interested. so i had an idea. i called the government. i called the navy and said, we have this actor who's reticent about playing this part. would you mind putting him up in a plane. he said we have the blue angels flying this weekend. can you get him there. i say tom, would you mind going down and going on a plane. he said sure. he gets on his motorcycles and scoots down and gets off the motorcycle and he's got a ponytail. he just finishes" legends". they look at him, we're going to give this little hippy the right of his life. they take tom up there and they do barrel rolls and everything. he's leaving in the plane. he gets on the tarmac, runs to a pay phone because there were no cell phones in those days and he

says i'm in. i'm doing the movie. >> jimmy: he liked vomiting? only tom cruise. you cast johnny depp as jack spar row. did you produce this video for his australian government? >> i didn't. >> jimmy: i remember when we heard johnny depp was playing that part. it was crazy. did you have an easy time selling him to disney? >> i wanted johnny, an idea of doing a pirate movie based on a ride is kind of crazy, and we got killed by the press when we said we're going to make this movie. >> jimmy: i remember thinking it was a ridiculous idea. >> it sounded that idea. the idea was to get somebody in the movie that was the opposite of what you'd expect. and at that point he'd only done very artistic films, a bunch of

movies like edward sis sor hands. i thought the audience will get a different idea. it will be something special. i flew to france where he was living and sat down with him and showed him story boards and the idea and we had sets that we had drawn out for him, and he looked at it and said that's kind of cool can. i think i'll do that. he just had his little girl. he wanted to do a movie for his daughter. so it fit into his plans. >> jimmy: and he did not vomit? >> no. he was fine. >> jimmy: is there a sequel you've been trying to make that you've been unable to get going for? >> "top gun". >> jimmy: i thought you were. >> very close. we had a big break this week. "jungle book" was written by the same writer. that gives the studio confident. >> jimmy: can you have a 35-year-old fighter pilot? would tom cruise be flying the plane.

>> he will and he doesn't look 52. and we're trying to watch another pefly hills cop. >> jimmy: and let's not forget kiss cam that's coming soon. >> exactly. >> jimmy: your films are being presented at ucla to the students. >> yes. there's a series of ten of my films being presented. it was exciting. i had a cocktail party and gave a speech to the students, and we showed, i think it was top gun, it's exciting. you see it on the big screen. right now you see them on small screens. >> jimmy: they get to see that, a lot of them for the first time. congratulations. that's quite an honor. jerry bruckheimer, everybody. the film festival all this month at ucla film theater.

and when we return, music from "shinedown." ♪ is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪

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>> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live! concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank emily blunt, jerry bruckheimer and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called "threat to survival." here with the song, "asking for it," "shinedown." ♪ can i have a moment of your time just a single second so you see that ♪ ♪ indeed we'll be leaving you behind far across that line ♪ ♪ turn it up so you can hear the bells ♪ ♪ crashing through the clouds acid rain down ♪ ♪ the drain we know all too well it's a living hell ♪ ♪ careful what you say and who you say it who you say it to ♪ ♪ careful what you say and who you say it to ♪

♪ maybe you talk too much and you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ you can blame bad luck but you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ when all is said and done you need to tie your tongue cause when you spit on everyone ♪ ♪ you are you are you know you're asking for it ♪ asking for it asking ♪ ♪ caught up in the gutter once again thrashing through the mud flowing lies ♪ ♪ cutting ties til the sidewalk ends and the truth begins ♪ ♪ power through the point of no return famously deranged ♪ ♪ all the same hope you change if the worm is gonna turn it's none of my concern ♪ ♪ careful what you say and who you say it who you say it to ♪

♪ careful what you say and who you say it to ♪ ♪ maybe you talk too much and you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ you can blame bad luck but you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ when all is said and done you need to tie your tongue cause when you spit on everyone ♪ ♪ you are you are you know you're asking for it ♪ ♪ asking for it asking ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ohohohoh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ohohohoh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ you are you are you are you are ♪ ♪ you are oh oh oh oh oh oh asking for it ♪ ♪ you are you are you are you are ♪ ♪ you are asking for it ♪ ♪ careful what you say and who you say it who you say it to ♪

♪ careful what you say and who you say it to ♪ ♪ maybe you talk too much and you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ you can blame bad luck but you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ you can blame bad luck but you were asking for it asking for it asking ♪ ♪ when all is said and done you need to tie your tongue ♪ ♪ cause when you spit on everyone you are ♪ ♪ you are you know you're asking for it ♪ ♪ asking for it asking ♪ ♪ you know you're asking for it asking for it ♪ ♪ you know you're asking for it asking ♪ [ applause ]

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