we appreciate your time. >> from all of us, thank you for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jamie dornan, from "overlord", jovan adepo, and music from mihty and now we're back, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gracias. thank you. hi there. that's very nice. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm your host. thanks for coming. very nice. i do appreciate it. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] joining us from l.a., we are back to work here in our

headquarters in hollywood. we had a week of shows in brooklyn last week. we good-bye meat balls and hello yoga balls, we're recovering. some trip. we had a great time in brooklyn. i went up a full bra size in brooklyn so they even let me bring an emotional support pizza on the plane home which was nice. guillermo, this year your wife came to you with brooklyn for the week. >> guillermo: that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: did you have more fun or less fun with your wife. >> guillermo: i had more fun this year. >> jimmy: you had more fun. >> guillermo: i drink less but i ate more. >> jimmy: okay. and would youin willing to submit to a polygraph test? >> guillermo: sure, yes. any time. >> jimmy: watching a man lie right there on television. we are back. we're back to a lot of excitement here. we went from brooklyn to l.a. just like our national league champions los angeles dodgers who are headed to the world series. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: for the second year in

a row. it will be the dodgers and the red sox. red versus blue just like the mid terms, l.a. versus boston, baked beans versus just baked and the red sox are slightly favored to win the series. the red sox had the best record of any team during the regular season but they also have the worst fan of any team during the regular season so needless to say i am rooting for the dodgers in this one. this is good. i don't know if anyone notices but me, but last night on "sunday night football," it wasn't much of a game. the chiefs beat up on the bengals, but we do have an early front-runner for fan of the year. >> nobody has had a finer season than 2015, and he's off to that kind of a start. >> jimmy: just get a closer look at the shirt right there, yeah, there you go. i don't know where he got that, but i'm guessing it wasn't nordstrom. let's see.

we'll be sitting in the front row tonight. what should i wear? oh -- you know, it's the little things that make life fun. i don't usually bet on football games, believe it or not, but i do bet religiously on "dancing with the stars." i'm a sick person. i know, but i do, and at the start of every season i bet $1,000 on whichever celebrity i think will go only with the coveted mirror ball trove and this year at 12-1 i bet on former dallas cowboy demarcus ware, and to help motivate demarcus i sent him a little reminder, something to hang in his practice studio, and that little something showed up on tv tonight. >> i've got to become hecklers. i've got to show america what i'm really about and that i'm a contender. this charleston is no problem for hercules. >> all right. >> jimmy: don't let me down, demar cuts. i'm always watching. [ applause ] i'm like an elf on the shelf, you know.

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interesting i a surprisingly tight contest in texas this. race is so tight ted cruz had to ask his former archenemy donald trump for a boost, and the president did lend a tiny hand for a rally for ted cruz at a rally in houston and that had to be the saddest phone call ted cruz had ever to make. imagine if your neighbor insulted your wife's face and then you ask to ask him to borrow a weed whacker. that's ted cruz's life right now. look at them. it's like -- bowing his head. it's like the devil making a deal with the devil. [ laughter ] and not only did president trump stump for old ted tonight in houston, he let him use his image in a new ad for the cruz campaign. >> when texas goes to the polls this november, there's only one man endorsed by president donald j. trump. >> for ted cruz. lyin' ted. >> raised by a strong

hard-working mother and a proud legal immigrant father. >> what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death, before the shooting? >> a senator who is respected by all members of congress. >> he's a nasty guy. nobody likes him. nobody in congress likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> ted cruz tells it like it is. >> this guy is a liar. >> he can't do it because he doesn't know how to tell the truth. >> senator ted cruz, a true american. >> he was done in canada! >> paid for by cruz for senate. >> i'm ted cruz and i approve this message. >> this guy will say anything. [ applause ] >> from a real ross and rachel type situation there. ted cruz has a narrow lead right now over his opponent beto o'rourke, and here's just a question for those of you in texas. whatever side you're on, democrat, republican, doesn't matter. imagine how hilarious it will be if ted cruz is forced to kiss

his bully's ass in front of the world and then loses anyway. i mean, come on. it's -- if nothing else, do it for comedy sake. the president has been making the rounds trying to boost all manner of hobgoblins this month. tonight he was in houston, and on saturday he was in nevada where we sped him down for a bigley and drunk donald trump. >> it is a crazy phenomenon but you know what, women, you are beautiful to me. to me you're beautiful every one of you is beautiful. >> yeah. >> the ladies love him because he tells it like it is. have any of you seen the new

"halloween" movie over the weekend? a lot of people did. "halloween" made over $77 million this weekend, the second biggest opening for a horror movie after "it" which was number one and since i happen to be too squeamish for scary movies we sent our inhouse reviewer yaya and here he is talking about the movie "halloween." baas ♪ >> hi. it's me yaya. i talk about the new movie, and the movie behind me "halloween" movie. you know, the people are crazy, and he got mask on his face. you know, he's -- he's wearing the mask and you wear it like the mechanic in your car. the lady in that movie, jamie lee curtis, also in the movie with lindsay lohan, "fecal friday." she's in the movie fish called

wanda" and a scary move like the other movie, and the movie is called "ugly x-man" and another the scary movie, the baby with the knife, "the baby with a knife" and the scary move named "the clown eats the kids" and this guy has the mask and has the big knife, and he's got the guy by behind you. don't know who is that. don't step in front of him. go away. run away, okay. he can call anyone, the police, you know, because you don't know -- agh. oh, you scared me. okay. okay. oh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you, yaya. we're very sorry. tonight on the show, we have music from a super duo mihty is

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hudson with music from our beloved dicky barrett and the mighty mighty bosstones. did i say that right? >> is there a reason? >> to celebrate the red sox. >> did we speak about this on the air? >> yes, a little bit. >> what's the name of the album, do you know? >> it's called "while we're at it." >> called what? >> "let's face it" from 1997. >> dicky released an album in june. >> i told you about it.

i promised you. >> that's what we're learning. and later this week, carey mulligan, martin lawrence, kevin nealon, daniel kaluuya, with music from lukas graham and big boi. our first guest tonight comes to us from the land of blarney and bono. you know him from the very popular movies about not making. next he plays combat photographer paul conroy in a move "a private war" that opens in theaters november 2nd. please welcome jamie dornan. [ applause ] ♪ how is it going? >> hi. well, first of all, thank you for coming, and secondly, i want to say congratulations because i know you and your wife are expecting a third child. >> we are, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's a biggie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i never really

imagined -- like with you i would think -- i wouldn't think of you as the guy who would just be knocking out the kid like that, not that i don't think that you couldn't do it. i definitely know for sure you can. [ laughter ] >> you think it's a good idea? >> jimmy: i do think it's a good idea. how many, three for you? >> three. part of me feels like, you know, to put a cork in it after this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but alternatively i feel like we make really great kids and i kind of like maybe will just -- if my wife is willing to -- until we can't. >> jimmy: i see. so you're driving this train? >> it's all up to her, come on. i do the fun bit and then, you know. >> jimmy: right, right. three kids is -- you know, it seems exponential in a way. one kid is like very reasonable and then two kid, like, all right, then they entertain each other and three kids you might as we will have ten of them.

>> that's what i feel like, yeah. you know. >> jimmy: might pass well. now, do you schedule your like movie shoots around when the -- how does that work? everything is planned out in advance? >> i wish, i wish. i think for this one i'm going to have a lot more control over. the first two i was sort of at the mercy of "50 shades" schedule. so the first one we had in canada and i started filming three days after she was born. second one we had in london, and i flew to canada ten days later and started filming the second. >> jimmy: a lot of passports in your family. >> a lot of passports, and then the third, yeah. i've never missed -- i couldn't live with myself if i missed a birth, but this time i'm trying to take proper time off for a few months after as well. >> jimmy: i guess you don't get paternity leave when you're shooting a movie. >> no, no. people could care less. >> jimmy: yeah, right. ain't know who else couldn't care a less, the baby is like i'm coming whenever. >> exactly.

>> jimmy: we've spoken about your dad before and think it's relevant here because your dad was an ob-gyn and how many babies did he deliver? >> over 6,000 babies. >> jimmy: does he deliver your babies for you? >> no, no, no, no. come on. that's weird. >> jimmy: did he deliver you? >> no, he didn't. >> jimmy: he did not. >> he nearly missed me. actually, my dad who is an obstetrician and my mother was a nurse, and you think, you know, they would have it down in terms of timing and my mom got induced because she was a bit late with me, and, you know, all in dad's plan he decided to go on a day trip with my sisters to visit this really deft castle and he -- this was before cell phones and like a bleeper.

>> we call them beepers. >> we call them beepers as well. >> jimmy: do you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: bleep is when you say the "f" word on tv. >> oh, yeah. i'm not convinced. i'm not convinced. anyway, we nearly -- and then they called like the phone at the castle, and like it sounds really grand. >> jimmy: really. you should get home. it's one thing to almost miss your child's birth when the kid comes at will, but to miss an induction when you are an obstetrician is just flat out irresponsible is what it is. >> i know, i know, i know. >> jimmy: are there three siblings in your family as well? >> i have two older sisters. >> jimmy: it's interesting. i think a lot of people will have the same amount of kids as they had in their family because that's what seems right. >> yeah. i'm not sure if it felt right to me. my family, i got tortured.

>> jimmy: which of your sisters was more torturous? >> my middle sister, very tumultuous relationship growing up. >> she's very violent. >> jimmy: in what way? >> my elder sister was better. she sort of -- this is like -- who cares. she used to dress me up and stuff, and, you know, that's probably why i'm an actor. used to put wigs on me and bleep blown, and -- and dresses. i was totally down with it and then my other sister used to beat me around the head with the remote control and that was -- >> jimmy: one of those big remote controls from the old days? >> exactly. that's when it was like a brick. >> jimmy: she would hit you with the remote control? >> that could ruin a remote control. that's terrible. >> we were going through remote controls quite rapidly. >> jimmy: did your parents just let you fight it out, or was there any kind of -- >> we had this weird thing in my family where we used to -- i didn't think it was weird and i

talked about it in an interview recently and we used to write each other letters, and that's how we dealt with any kind of conflict within the family and i would just a letter and stick it under the door with whoever you were having a fight with and read it and respond and then go downstairs and everything would be fine. >> jimmy: hold on a second. if there was a fight raging, you're definitely not italian, i can tell. and there's a fight going on. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you would on your own, think, well i'm going to put this in a writing, or would your parents say you better write? >> did on our own akard because we learned it from our parents. my dad would stew and be a fan of writing a let remember. more of an e-mail letter. this was 30 years ago, but we used to do the left thing because i think -- i hate fight, you know, unless i've had a few drinks, but i don't like that thing of shouting at someone you know you love and you know they love you. >> jimmy: right.

>> it doesn't make a lot of sense to me and sometimes you just say when you're in that rager whatever it is you say things you really wish you didn't wish you would say and with a left you can take time to edit and you're much more poetic when you're writing. you sound more intelligent. >> jimmy: this is so anti-american, really. if president trump gets hold of this you're deported, you're out. that's his whole philosophy. >> wow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: what is -- what was the drinking age in northern ireland when you were -- >> 18. >> jimmy: 18 years old. was it enforced because i always heard it was like whatever in england or in europe rather. >> well, listen. everyone had -- it's the same here, but everyone had fake ids. >> jimmy: you even had to get a fake id. >> jimmy: what was your fake id name? >> oh, god. always pick something really obscure you could barely say

when the doorman asks and i also used to do this thing and i looked very young and when i what is 16 trying to get into bars i looked about 7, and i used to think that i looked older if i wore turtlenecks so all my fake id pictures, this is -- like tiny like peanut head poking out of a turtleneck, and i always picked some really stupid course i was doing at university, and i think electrical science or something just nonsense, you know. >> jimmy: you had to put your job -- >> put whatever -- a student id to say that you were at university. >> jimmy: and did it work for you? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> they didn't care. i remember going to this place in belfast once and this guy looked at my id and went -- and he ripped it up because it was like made of like papier-mache or something, and then he went on you go. i went in and had a great night. >> jimmy: he let you in and tore up your id.

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>> come on. let's go. >> no, wait. >> come on, come on. [ gunfire ] >> listen to me next time. >> that is jamie dornan in "a private war" that opens november 2nd. that's very intense. very realistic seeming. >> yeah. >> jimmy: where did you shot that? >> shot it all in ayman in jordan. >> jimmy: in jordan. >> double as libya, sri lanka, afghanistan, iraq, syria, all these places, amazing. >> jimmy: based on a true story

and true man. >> yeah. it's a film to come in and out of it, but it's rows amman pike plays an american lady but was a "sunday times" which bass a big paper in the uk, a war correspondent there for 25 years, and she died in syria in 2012, and it's a movie of -- it's much more than a but it was a very emotional journey for everybody because we used real syrian and iraqi refugees as extras in the film and -- and i think sometimes they wouldn't be prepared for sort of the authenticity that's created on a film set and at times we'd just be rolling and hearing people wailing and crying and that fine line of do we document it and put a camera in their face but also it was tough -- a tough shoot. >> jimmy: what about the man you play, the character you play?

>> i played paul conroy who is a -- a photojournalist. he's -- he's become a very good friend of mine. i find it really talking about him. impressed with him all the time and marie had a terrible relationship with photographers, never found one she liked and was with paul for years, with her when she died and he got a massive hole in his leg and nearly died himself and he's quite a -- he's quite a character. >> jimmy: was he there with you? >> thereto entire time, yeah. he came -- he meant to come in sort of an advisory role for a week or two and ended up staying for the entirety of the shoot. ended up being a still photographer on the set. >> jimmy: he was taking photographs while you were shooting a movie about his life, he was also shooting that move about his life? >> blurred lines, yeah. pretty crazy. it was mad. >> jimmy: was he happy with the way you portrayed him at the end? >> he was not. >> jimmy: the film comes out at a time when journalists, i think this is probably an especially -- it's always a dangerous time for journalists.

>> sure. >> jimmy: but especially in a situation like that, but a very dangerous time for journalists. >> it does seem particularly timely. that form of journalism is a dying breed, you know, where they send people off to real find the truth and spend some proper time in these praises and get to know the real, you know, catastrophe levels within the civilians rather than just numbers and figures and the stuff we get now, especially in a world of fake news and someone opinion is taken as fact and it's crazy now how -- how anything is reported, so this is an homage to real journalism. >> jimmy: you are in this film. you were in "my dinner with herve" that just premiered on hbo over the weekend and "robinhood" that you were in with jamie fox. >> tara edgerrin plays the title role and jamie and i, the two

jamie. he was the alpha jamie. >> jimmy: he was. you guys had to decide who the main jamie was? >> likely we didn't have that many scenes together. on set together a couple of times. jamie would be like, yeah, no, no, no, we don't want you. listen, he's jamie fox. totally is. >> jimmy: 100%. great to see you. congratulations once again. jamie dornan, everybody. go see him in "a private war" that opens november 2nd. we'll be right back. alexa, play weekend mix. the new lincoln mkc. connecting the world inside, with the world outside. so you can move through both a little easier. introducing the well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc.

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what we were told. what is the worst thing about new york? >> oh, they [ bleep ]. >> what's the worst thing about the people in l.a.? >> you know, there's not as nice as they are in new york. there's a misconception but they are really [ bleep ]. >> what's the wofs thick about the people in l.a.? >> fake butts, fake boobs, fake lips, fake noses. >> are you into that? >> no. >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> the rudest people. sory is, crossing the street. >> what don't you like about people from l.a.? >> how they drag their words. >> can you do an impression of a new yorker? >> go around the block and get you a -- a -- a hoagie. >> can you do an impression of a

new yorker? >> i'm working here. >> oh, my god, you know, there's like a $5 chia bowl next to soul cycle, and oh, my got gwyneth paltrow is having a pop-up. let's go. this is a perfect sunday, like oh, my god. that's what i hear all the time when i'm in l.a. >> can you do an impression of someone from l.a.? >> that new brunch place, trying to charge like $18 for avocado toast, dude, it's crazy. >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> the worst thing about new york is the weather for sure. >> you have to keep your guns inside, hu? >> yeah. >> not tank top weather? >> no, suns out, guns out. >> what is the worst thing about l.a.? >> weather maybe. i don't keep up on -- >> the nice weather? >> i don't know. i -- i don't -- >> no one has ever said. >> i mean, i don't know anything about los angeles. >> one thing to know is that the weather is good. >> okay. >> but you don't like the weather? >> i mean, i --

>> get out of here. >> i'm sorry. >> all right. >> we will be right back.

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>> jimmy: still to come music from mihty. over the years, there have been many world war ii movies and many zombie movies, but this one may be the first to combine two themes. "overlord" opens november 9th. please welcome jovan adepo. >> jimmy: facial hair. you just, be like us, you just came in from new york. >> i did. i did.

i've been in new york the last couple of works working with ava duvernay doing something for netflix. >> jimmy: what do you play? >> antoine mccray. one of the five. >> jimmy: you try to look like the guy. >> try my best. any time you get an opportunity to transform into a part, i try to take advantage of it when i can. >> jimmy: and what do you do to transform into a part? >> well, for this one in particular i met with ava earlier in the yore, and she told me she wanted me to put on some weight and i was like, okay, like what kind of weight, the real guy is real muscular so she wanted me to put on a couple of pounds and stay in the gym so that's what i did. >> jimmy: i have to say this idea of being asked to gain weight is very appealing to me. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: really is. >> the best part. >> jimmy: what do you do? is it fun, or do you do it like with shakes or something? >> it's incredibly fun for me anyway. i was in colombia during the summer season of "jack ryan" and when i

got out there, working out six days a week and eating like full rotisserie chickens and just massive steaks like every day. >> jimmy: can i tell you something. i never hesitate to eat a full rotisserie chicken. >> as you shouldn't. >> jimmy: i thought that was being healthy. interesting. that's fascinating. okay. so only eat part of the chicken. okay. you would wake up in the morning and what would you have? how do you start -- what's breakfast? >> there's this dish that i discovered while i was in colombia, and it's called -- forgive me if i'm saying it incorrectly calantara, hey, yeah, so it's like a rice dish, and they put like a fried egg over it and has like sauceage is and plantain and things like that and one of my castmates him and his wife were eating it, and i woke up one day, and she's like what is that, try it, and i tried it and fell in love with it and i said this will be my breakfast every day for three

months, eating like a course for two by myself. >> jimmy: i do that now, yeah. >> jimmy: how many pounds did you gain? >> i'm normally at like 180. i'm at 215 right now. >> jimmy: so when people see you who might not know what you're up to, is it polite, is it weird? >> kind of like a shocking experience. i had to go to austin for a premiere, and my agent and publicist were there and waiting for me to get out, had like a t-shirt and hat on and i got out of the car and my agent is just like and she looked at me, oh, jovan, i didn't recognize you, and holy, you've got so big. >> jimmy: and do you take that as a complement? >> depends what kind of big. i would like to think i put on some muscle. >> i got you. >> jimmy: this is your first starring role, "overlord,"

right? explain what the movie is about because there's an interesting mesh of two things. >> yeah. it's basically about a group of american paratroopers who they have this mission that they are supposed to go in this small village in france and basically take out german soldiers that are staying there and kind of working on experiments on the people there and -- >> jimmy: zombie experiments, yes? >> a little complicated, something like that. >> jimmy: more complicated than some byes? you can't just hit them with a baseball bat and that's it. >> i don't think so much. i don't think that's going to work. >> jimmy: the nazis on top of being nazis are now also making some sort of a zombie creature? >> jimmy: oh, yes. they are the worst, aren't they? do you ever actually get scared making a movie that is a scary movie? ever any actual fear? >> this is my first one soy guess i didn't really know like what the protocol is, but i messed up by telling everyone the first day on set that i'm real gullible so all they did is just found opportunities to

expose that. >> jimmy: i see. >> so for the sake of not ruining the film there's like a moment where they have this like little pool of different limbs, like different body parts and i'm sitting there getting ready for the scene. >> jimmy: you're eating them? i didn't know how far this rotisserie chicken thing went. >> be a on session now at this point, and i'm sitting there and sitting on top of the water and one of the guys makes like the toe move in the pool and this is before the cameras are up and i jump and i said did you see that and he's like no, what's wrong with you? i'm like, nothing, and they kept doing that the entire time until i caught on. it took me longer than i want to admit. >> jimmy: when you're playing military, did you guys have like a -- one of those movie boot camp deals? >> we did, and -- and we did it -- we would try to make it as similar as like "saving private ryan" and "band of brothers" and it was two or three week. we had fred farnsworth. >> jimmy: freddy farnsworth,

that's a good name. >> as serious to get actors into military shape. >> jimmy: like the drill sergeant. >> intimidating, and when we met him and in every group there was a wiseguy, hate to name drop. >> jimmy: the guys guys. >> meeting fred for the first time and you want to give him the respect he deserves and he'll put us to work and it was john who made some type of job and freddy is like oh, you're the funny guy. >> jimmy: anyone who has ever seen any movie about the military knows you don't want tonight funny guy. >> you would think that. >> jimmy: yeah, but he thought he observed the funny guy. did freddy punish the funny guy? >> punished all of us except the funny guy except wyatt russell, kurt russell and goldie hawn's son. >> jimmy: he did not get punished? >> not so much because he was such a huge fan of kurt's, and that -- we eastbound doing push-ups or whatever exercise,

and like, okay, he'd be doing like a weapons magazine changes and he'd be explaining it, and yeah, i know wyatt knows how to change magazines because his dad, you greatest american actor ever, and i'd be like this is [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: yeah. makes you mad at your own family, right. good to know nepotism is alive and well in the pretend pretendd military. good luck in your starring lord. jovan adepo, everybody. the and we'll beighack withack h mi mihty. >> the jimmy kimmel live music series is presented by mercedes-benz.

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