all right, that is our ppci. >> all of us, thanks for being here, and jimmy kimmel live, em >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- emily blunt, from "robin hood," taron egerton, jake owen, mean tweets country music edition, and music from kane brown. and now, look at this, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. that's very nice. thank you. guillermo. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for everything, really.

on this special night here on abc. we welcome those of you who watch the cmas earlier here on this network. we have a cma-plus show for you tonight with kane brown, jake owen, and a special country music edition of "mean tweets." and mary poppins and robin hood are here with us too. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know how many of you have kids who are school age. but this is the time of the year when they shoot class photos. you know the portraits that haunt us for the rest of our lives. [ laughter ] this is the time they do it. but that may be no more. because now the company that shoots a lot of these school photos is giving parents the option of having their children's portraits retouched. for real. for $8, you can get what they call basic retouching, which removes blemishes, pimples whatnot. $12, premium retouching. they whiten the teeth, they will even your skin tone, and remover

for $10,000, you get super-sized retouching which get you a brand-new, better-looking kid that goes home with you. [ laughter ] [ applause ] retouching school photos is a great way to show your child you love him while also gently reminding him that his physical appearance needs work. [ laughter ] i don't know how i feel about this. isn't half the point of taking that awkward fool photo so you can go, wow, i was a mess, i'm better now. [ laughter ] for example, this is my school photo from the seventh grade. [ cheers and applause ] could it be improved? yeah maybe a little. first off, i could have had a cooler haircut, they can retouch that. i could have worn maybe a little tougher an outfit. and maybe it wasn't a great idea to have the clarinet in the picture. that i could replace. maybe with a pepper mill? i don't know. too weird? how about a hockey stick? not believable? all right. how about this?

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into a cocoon of bitterness and resentment. he's said to be furious, pissed at near everyone, and unwell. [ cheers and applause ] let's remember he has the nuclear button, so we don't want him to get too upset. one former staffer said what's going on at the white house is like an episode of "morrie" and the only thing missing is a paternity test. give it time, i'm sure we'll get to that eventually. trump has been skipping public appearances. his only appearance yesterday was at a short white house ceremony marking the indian holiday dewali. donald trump never misses a good dewali party. some in trump's inner circle say the president is miserable and depressed. i say welcome to the club. now you know what it's like to be us for a change. [ cheers and applause ] there's another story we've been following. yesterday the first lady, melania trp, inment saying

she did not believe the deputy national security adviser, mira ricardel, deserved to have her job. today, sure enough, mira ricardel has been removed from her position in national security, now has a new job in the white house laundry room. i think she's in charge of barron's socks now. meanwhile, results for the three big elections in florida still aren't final.bably part of what bothering the president. and palm beach county, you know, they had to start the early vote count over because some of the machines overheated. even florida's voting machines are going through menopause. [ laughter ] of course, this is on brand with the state slogan which is, florida, where everything is wrong. the president asking why the republicans lost so many locations, he told "the daily caller," the republicans don't

win and that's because of potentially illegal votes. they have no right to vote and to go in circles go to their car, put on a different hat, put on a different shirt, come in, and vote again. nobody takes anything, it's really a disgrace. what's going on? well. [ laughter ] i agree with you on that. people go to their cars to put on different hats? our polls are being infested with a team of masters of disguise. [ laughter ] florida senator marco rubio weighed in with his own conspiracy analogy on twitter. he wrote, imagine if nfl team was trailing 24-22, but in final seconds hits a three-point kick to win, then after game lawyers for losing team get a judge to order rules change so that last-second field goals are only one point. well, that's how democrat lawyers plan to steal florida rt on footba. [ laughter ]

the three-point kicks. and while unfounded rumors of voter fraud may be of concern, there is another threat looming in the sunshine state. a threat more worrisome than any recount could ever be. it comes just in time for tonight's edition of "this week in florida." >> monkeys with herpes on the loose in central florida. and they could bite your kid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well. a few herpes monkeys ain't going to keep me out of epcot. [ cheers and applause ] that's for damn sure. tonight we had the cma awards live from nashville. it's known as country music's biggest night. in honor of country music's biggest night we did something fun with jake owen. there are a lot of country songs about trucks. but i think this song about trucks has its own unique and special twist. ♪ ♪ it all happened on a sunday

funday ♪ ♪ i was shopping at the mall ♪ foot locker and fossil hot topic ♪ ♪ i got some posters for my wall ♪ ♪ out in the parking lot i plum forgot just where i parked my ride ♪ ♪ wandered around in circles for so long i nearly cried ♪ ♪ i prayed up to the lord above help me find my four-wheel love ♪ ♪ this old boy ain't having any luck ♪ ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my truck ♪ ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my truck did i park it near that new starbucks ♪ e owenwhre doin >> i'll tell you, man. ♪ she's a rusty red chevy ♪ with a swagged out license

plate ♪ ♪ a pair of truck nuts on the bumper ♪ ♪ mud flats with playmates ♪ i miss her debts her fresh pine scent her keyless entry ♪ ♪ of course i admit the flatbed where i lost my virginity ♪ >> wait this truck what year is it? >> 2014. >> you lost your virginity in 2014? >> yeah. round about, round about. >> hey, man, if i looked like you, i would lose my virginity every day. ♪ searched till we ran out of gas i miss my whole pilates class ♪ ♪ feel like a stupid useless schmuck ♪ ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my trucseen my truck? ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my truck ♪ [ bleep ]. >> whoa, whoa, guillermo, stop. i forgot, my girlfriend took my truck today. >> she did?

>> yeah. thanks, though, i appreciate it. >> how did you get here? >> i took a scooter. >> hey, that's your truck, that's ironic! bye! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he will be missed. good acting in there, guillermo. >> guillermo: thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: i do feel like that's the role you were born to play. country music fans are among the most passionate of movie fans. from time to time we like to shine a light on passionate comments people make online. sure enough we've done it once again in an all country music edition of "mean tweets." [ cheers and applause ] >> jake owen can lick a fat pimple-covered [ bleep ] and soak in all you fake [ bleep ] country people with your boots and flannels.

ah, thanks, man. on tvemepeedfreaking clothes on, yeah, kind of not. >> i bet thomas rhett's jeans are bedazzled. >> the guys in midland official all look like sacha baron cohen in various disguises. [ laughter ] >> i like that. >> dirk bentley sucks. i'll be happy to tell him about it saturday at his concert. >> i listen to lauren alaina today and cried. not because she touched my heart or anything. her voice busted my windows. >> the band brothers osborn sucks monkey balls. #sucksmonkeyballs. >> john pardy sucks. about as talented as the baha men. what's baha men?

>> they sing that "who let the dogs out." >> i love that song. >> cole swindle is ass cheeks. well, you're [ bleep ]. >> lou combs look like the human manifestation of cornbread. i like that one, that one's good. >> michael ray, a rising country singer who looks like a porn hub [ bleep ] pig, has a new album out called "anus." >> [ bleep ] it's great to see scotty mccreary grew out of looking like a creepy kid and blossomed into a creepy looking adult. i like that. >> who the [ bleep ] is ashley mcbride? all i know is black people. >> i'd rather leave my becker hanging out of my church pants than listen to an old dominion album. >> people who say nickelback is the worst band obviously haven't heard rascal flatts.

>> it's hard to sing that way. >> it is. that's why they're not singing much anymore. >> i bet dan and shea touch [ bleep ]. damn right we do. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. tonight on the show we have aro egerton is here, and we'll be right back with emily blunt. ♪ a january to remember... ♪ or an april to remember... ♪ or an august to remember... ♪ all starts with a december to remember.

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>> jimmy: hi, welcome back to the show. tonight from the new movie

version of "robin hood," taron egerton is here with us. he plays robin hood. tereds tonight, this is his new album called "experiment," kane brown from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we will be joined by former first lady michelle obama and american treasure lin-manuel miranda. you know, we learn so many interesting things here from our studio audience. tonight i think this might be the factoid of 2018 for me. we learned from this couple who is right here in the front row, from from old lyme, connecticut, next to lyme, connecticut, most famous for being the home of lyme disease. [ cheers and applause ] and you have to sell real estate in a town known for lyme disease. where lyme disease is their number one export, really.

and no thought of maybe moving to, say, chlamydia, kentucky, or anything like that? well, thank you for that information. it'sst tonight is a multi award-winning actress and one of the best things to come out of britain since battered dipped fish. next month with umbrella in hand she takes on the role of a lifetime in "mary poppins returns." it opens december 19th. please welcome emily blunt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i'm trying to figure out a way to turn without ripping this entire jumpsuit. >> jimmy: you look fantastic, you look like a superhero right now. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm so good, how are you? jm. did you know lyme disease came from a town in connecticut?

>> i didn't, actually, or chlamydia from kentucky. revelation. >> jimmy: i think everybody knew that. by the way, i think my wife, mollie, told you this already. we took our daughter, jane. only the second movie she's ever seen. the first one with people in it. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah the other one w there you go. >> jimmy: she loved it. you were fantastic as mary poppins. >> so strange. i wondered what you thought. i got a lovely, effusive, loving text from mollie, nothing from you. >> jimmy: oh, really, yeah. i wanted to save my comments for the air. >> yes, directly looking in my eyeballs, which is very hard for british people who are not very good at compliments. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you feel uncomfortable about it? everybody's saying it's great. >> people do -- see, i can't even say it. i can't say anything very nice about it. >> jimmy: is mary poppins the most iconic female character in the uk would you say? >> i mean, she's up there, right? >> jimmy: she's got to be up there. i was thinking about it today. i couldn't think of any

who else? the queen? >> jimmy: the queen's real, i think, right? >> that's right. you're right. >> jimmy: she's accent seems so. >> i know. >> jimmy: it almost was like you were from england. >> i know, i'm actually from chlamydia, kentucky. [ laughter ] i have you all fooled. i'm performing at the cmas. >> jimmy: the cmas are over, you missed the whole thing. >> never mind, that's such a shame, i don't know why they didn't tell me that. >> jimmy: you moved back to london, your home. >> yes, we were there a year. >> jimmy: your family, you, your husband, john krasinski, two daughters. >> the dog. >> jimmy: the dog? >> the dog came. >> jimmy: was there talk you would move in with your parents or no? >> briefly. but then i realized that an entire year would probably be an imposition on them, and maybe on me. >> jimmy: i see. >> we decided to rent a house, and john was writing "quiet place" while i was shooting this beautiful, magical film. he was in like thehouse. >> jimmy: you were mary

poppins-ing -- >> he was birthing this hideous, frightening movie. i'd come home from work and be like, i danced with penguins! he was like, i killed a kid on page 40! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mary poppins can't kill a kid, it would be ruined entirely. >> it would be ruined. she just dances with penguins and that's what she does. >> jimmy: that's something else, that's kind of crazy. what were you shooting when you learned you would be mary poppins? >> so i was shooting "the girl on the train." >> jimmy: oh. >> so nothing says "mary pop pop pins like that." >> jimmy: that is interesting. >> i know. >> jimmy: you hear some actors have to become the character, whatever. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you have like a -- >> no, i was playing a blackout drunk at the time. nothing says mary poppins like that, right? you want her taking care of your kids. >> jimmy: do you listen to the soundtrack to get into the spirit? >> honestly, i really did. i find it ever so medicinal. you know. that on my days off i'd go to meet the songwriters and they'd

be crafting these incredible songs. and it was just like a lovely respite from boozing. >> jimmy: do youisnngs a timese you go in and actually do them? >> yeah. i mean, they were very much -- like i felt very comfortable with them by the time we did the prerecord. we prerecorded theseongs with a 100-piece orchestra. it was truly one of the most moving experiences. >> jimmy: you were there with orchestra? >> yeah, you sing it with them so they can hear your tempo. it was wild. >> jimmy: that's great. that's like a real movie. >> it's so weird the cmas didn't call me. that's why i'm confused. >> jimmy: i have a feeling next year you'll get the call from them. >> i think so, when they find out how fake this accent is. >> when they find out about your fake but realistic accent. so you're doing this movie. and there's no like -- you don't go to nanny school or adopt two strange children or anything like that to prepare for a role. >> i did not do that, no? do you contact julie andrews and

say, julie, i got some good news and bad news? >> yeah, what's the bad news? >> jimmy: she's out. >> oh. jules, listen. she was, thank god, well aware that she was out of the equation. it was very nice autg on the role. can you imagine if she was like, oh, her? >> jimmy: it would be a funny prank. i wish i'd gotten to her before you talked to her, really. [ laughter ] >> that would have been your best prank yet. >> jimmy: your mom i would imagine -- >> your favorite person. >> jimmy: i love your mother. >> why, why are you so obsessed with my mom? i want to know. >> jimmy: because she's so different from my mother. [ laughter ] they are very much the same in certain ways. >> she really likes you. she reserves this compliment just for people she really likes. "jimmy is such a honey." >> jimmy: do you mind if i share a story about her? she doesn't know this story. >> i know which one it is, so funny and horrifying. >> jimmy: one of the funniest things i've ever seen. >> dish it. let's just shamelessly embarrass my mother. >> jimmy: you made dinner. i think this reflects well on your mother. >> okay. >> jimmy: you made dinner.

you made pasta, it was delicious. big bowl of pasta. you served it out. your mom, your dad, my wife and i, the kids and everything. i'm sitting across, talking to your mom. your mom is eating. she's very polite. she doesn't eat and talk with her mouth full. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: i'm wiping myself and everything. she takes a -- a fork full of pasta and i notice that there's a hair, one of your hairs probably -- >> no! that's disgusting. >> jimmy: well, it was your hair. [ laughter ] it was a little hairy poppins. [ laughter ] [ applause ] in the pasta. and your mother -- >> oh my god. >> jimmy: without missing a beat, maintained eye contact with me, and maintained a conversation with me, and i could just out of peripheral vision see her wrapping the hair around her finger, very neatly. >> and it's in her mouth. >> jimmy: it was in her mouth. >> oh! >> jimmy: she wrapped it down around her finger and then it disappeared.

[ laughter ] and i couldn't wait to tell you about this. >> oh my god. that makes me feel a bit sick, actually, the thought of her like, arrgh! like pulling it out, so gross. >> jimmy: you're her kid. you've probably thrown up in her mouth, you know? [ laughter ] >> and recently, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. this is your second movie with rob marshall. >> yes. >> jimmy: the first was "into the woods we go we go." >> no, that's not how it goes. >> jimmy: oh, it isn't? >> this is what he did to me. we went on holiday and they all -- talk about trying to do a terrible cockney accent. you and justin theroux were the worst people. just this beautiful film had is come out, i was thrilled with it. guy on holiday with these idiots. ♪ into the woods hello hello it didn't even make sense. >> jimmy: my english accent is not good? >> it's really bad. >> jimmy: when we come back we're going to hear yours and we'll evaluate it as a group. >> sounds good. >> jimmy: the people in lyme are going to weigh in, everybody's

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father, come quick, quickly! >> what is it? >> has something happened? >> i was flying a kite and it got caught in a nanny. >> what every talking about? >> come now! >> where did you get that kite? >> i found it in the park. she kept it from blowing away. >> mary -- >> poppins. >> close your mouth, please, michael, we are still not a codfish. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's a british accent. that is emily blunt in "mary poppins returns." you're veryy pop pin-y. >> so poppin-y. >> those kids kidsitenish accents are so much cuter than regular kids. >> tune? that little blond one, he's wild. >> jimmy: the little one is a doeshl. what's his name? >> he's called joel. there was a lot of joel-wring leg on script on set.

he was sort of crazy and had never done a film before. it was all so new to him. he didn't know how to focus. there was a lot of, okay, we're rolling, joel. joel, focus. joel, joel, please, joel. joel, we're rolling, joel. i had this mammoth monologue, and i was just trying to focus. rolling, rolling. joel would be like, emily, what do you get if you put the letter "b" in front of the word "oobs"? [ laughter ] and they were like, action! and i was like, shut up, shut up! it was just that kind of set. >> jimmy: it needs a nanny. >> he needs a nanny. >> jimmy: he graduated to like -- >> graduate tuesday like, "agina" and the letter "v." >> jimmy: wow, dirty little joel. >> so dirty that way. >> jimmy: how about that. >> that's dirty. >> jimmy: this is you on the cover of "vogue" magazine. annie leibovitz. [ cheers and applause ] that's pretty great. >> and i am actually flying.

>> jimmy: you've actually taken flight. >> actually took flight. >> jimmy: and i have something, i don't know that you've seen this, but this is your mary poppins action figure. >> oh my goodness! >> jimmy: have you seen this? [ applause ] what do you think? >> i have really made it. >> jimmy: yeah. have you had an action figure before? >> no, shall i sign it for jane? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that would be great. >> come on. jane's like, whatever. >> jimmy: right, jane. >> jane. >> jimmy: put a "v" in front of "agina." >> yeah, jane, make sure the "v" is in front of "agina." >> jimmy: what's the first scene you shot in "my po? >> wwe all -youn i'm uenc yes. sure you went and saw it, but it's like it was when i was a kid. >> that's it. it's the hand-drawn animatn.ot 90-year-old animators out of retirement to come back and

draw -- forced them. >> jimmy: draw, or we're taking away your social security benefits! >> exactly. it was very inhumane but they were thrilled. >> jimmy: yeah. that's kind of great. >> it was really cool, yeah. >> jimmy: they must have been so excited. >> so excited. >> jimmy: to get that telephone call. >> when you're actually doing those sequences you're dancing with a tennis ball or a very small dancer in a green screen suit. it was that kind of thing. >> jimmy: a very small -- like adult dancer? >> like an adult dancer but on his knees pretending to be a penguin. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> that kind of thing. >> jimmy: that's humiliating. [ laughter ] those are the calls you don't want to get when you're 90 years old. >> it's true. >> jimmy: remember you were this tiny little stump? congratulations on the movie. do you think your daughters will like the dolls? >> what do you think? >> jimmy: i don't know that they'll think of it as you. >> well, it's funny. when i played the trailer for my daughter, for hazel, she had my iphone.

she was holding it like this. completely impassive expression. just gave me nothing. and she was just holding it. and she goes, play it again. play it again.s i w checking, do i like it? do i think it's good? >> jimmy: what my supposed to do with this? >> so strange. >> jimmy: is there any possibility -- i know there are legal rights being considered. >> oh, gosh. >> jimmy: any possibility mary poppins could be the star of "a quiet place 2"? [ laughter ] mary and the kids are in the house -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you have to be very -- no singing at all. >> oh, i don't know if she'd do very well with that. >> think she'd be fine. think about it. >> i think she'd get killed. >> run it by john, see what he thinks. emily blunt, everyone. "mary poppins returns" opens december 19th. we'll be right back! >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by

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>> jimmy: hi there, welcome back to the show. kane brown is on the way. our next guest is a two-time kingsman and a future rocket man, but first he plays the title character in yet another british classic. "robin hood" opens a week from today. please welcome taron egerton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can i tell you something, tair ron? i like the hat -- >> do you feel it might be a potential trademark? >> jimmy: it could be a trademark for you, yeah. >> it's a necessity. i wrapped on "rocket man." i had my hairline shaved up 2 1/2 inches to play the role and my hair thinned out. so there's not a great deal you can do. >> jimmy: you were not playing kim jong-un. [ laughter ] you were playing elton john? "rocket man." the original rocket man. >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty great. i have a million questions about that. so did elton himself -- elton had a great scene in "kingsman," the movie. er fininhe ch fls royalty, elton john. >> jimmy: it's better than royalty, royalty can't sing. >> exactly that. and i was kind of called up to meet him. up on the level where the organ

he was playing was. and i arrived and kind of sat with him. and you know, i pictured this kind of really cool meeting of two guys, being super casual. he immediately goes -- it was setting in a wedding scene. he said, if i was five years younger, it would be me that you were marrying now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's who he is. he's full of fun. >> jimmy: instead of marrying you, though, he made you -- >> the next best thing is he made me him in a movie about his life yeah. >> jimmy: did you wear all the crazy costumes and the sun glasses? >> you have no idea. we go to places in this movie with the costumes especially. i'm either wearing everything or nothing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're actually singing in the movie? >> yes. i come from a bit of a singing background. i come from wales and there's a strong culture of s cu sinngwas?, choral singing.

choirs, hymns, religious music. part of what happened was that matthew vaughn, the producer of the movie, i recorded this song with hugh jackman called "thrill me." when i recorded it -- i don't know what he was thinking, whether he thought i was going to be really bad and would still use it. he called me and said, you can sing. yeah, i said i could sing. no but you can sing. yes, matthew, i can sing. >> jimmy: every actor lies. >> every actor lies on t cv -->>lahe bpipeor >> jimmy:righ. you know that they're never going to ask for that. >> exactly. >> jimmy: god forbid they do ask for it, what are they going to do? they're stuck with you. >> on this occasion they caught someone who was telling the truth, i hope. so yeah -- >> jimmy: are you playing the piano as well? >> i made a real effort to learn. >> jimmy: okay. >> it turns out it's quite difficult. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. >> who'd have thought? >> jimmy: stroll in and play piano like elton john. >> there's bits i do. but they're very calculated

moments where it's a reveal that i'm playing. i would love to claim i did the piano playing. but elton john is one of the greatest piano players of all-time. obviously i'm not playing everything but i do my best. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see that. do you keep in touch with elton now that you have this connection with him? >> i saw him friday night, yeah. >> jimmy: you did, what were you doing friday night? >> that's me. that's elton. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that looks like you, that doesn't look like elton. >> he gets to stand upright because he's the legend. but i'm very happy cuddling him. [ laughter ] i saw him friday night. it was my birthday this weekend. and i flew my family out with me to new york where i was promoting "robin hood." we went and saw him in concert on friday night. >> jimmy: oh, great. oh, that's fun. >> yeah, he was -- >> jimmy: did he give you a shout-out from stage? >> well, you know, he actually -- he actually dedicatdedicate ed "don't let the sun go down on me" to me.

>> jimmy: that's pretty good. [ applause ] what did your family say when that happened? >> my mom started crying. then i tried to hold it together. and the lips started going. and before i know it i'm in front of thousands of people with elton john ten meters away and i'm crying my eyes out. yeah, it was an amazing moment. he dedicated it to me and my great friend, dexter fletcher, who directed the movie. >> jimmy: it wasn't just to you, it was to you and another guy. [ laughter ] so you had to split. it's like he dedicated half of a song to you. [ laughter ] what else did you do for your birthday? >> oh, yes. so the family came to new york with me, the reason i heard about this production of "frozen" on broadway. i have two little sisters. >> jimmy: how old are they? >> 5 and 8. >> jimmy: they're perfect "frozen" age. >> ideal age for "frozen." i thought, when can i organize it over the course of my birthday weekend that's not my actual birthday? >> jimmy: to take them to the

show? >> to take them to the show. turns out we could only go on my birthday. and i kind of felt a little reluctant, but excited to share it with them. i swear by the end of that show i was clapping louder than anyone else in the audience. it was phenomenal. >> jimmy: did they dedicate part of a song to you in one that too? [ laughter ] >> not in this one, no. we went backstage. >> jimmy: you did, that's great. >> met the princesses. supposed to be for my little sisters. i'm kicking my sisters out of the way. >> jimmy: do the princesses stay in their costumes when they meet the girls? >> certainly to meet the fans. i guess because they must meet a lot of youngsters, they want to maintain the illusion. >> jimmy: it would be weird. >> so lovely. >> jimmy: that's a great brother thing to do on your birthday, for them, you know. that's a solid brother move right there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they won't forget that one for some time. >> well, i hope not, that's why i did it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: playing robin hood is funny. emily's talking about playing mary poppins and robin hood is kind of like -- i think you got

james bond. >> yes. >> jimmy: probably number one, right? >> yeah. in terms of british icons, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: sherlock holms and robin hood. >> that's got to be up there, right? >> jimmy: right. did you get to learn to shoot like an expert and all that stuff? >> i spent two months sweating, learning this very specific style of archery that allows you to shoot a lot of arrows very fast. and then to the point where my fingers were bleeding. bruises up my arm. arrived on set and they said, no, you won't be firing real arrows. >> jimmy: what? no one told you this? >> why have i been up at 6:00 a.m. learning? i guess in all seriousness it's about muscle memory. >> jimmy: oh, is that why? >> whatever spiel they gave. >> jimmy: what's happening? is it all cgi or something? >> so there's a very specific controlled environment where they know i'm not going to kill a member of the crew. >> jimmy: i see. >> they will let me have one with a blunted end. but most of the time, you know, you're firing it at bad guys or

whatever. >> jimmy: right, yeah, ideally. >> and mendelssohn, who plays the sheriff. yeah, it was great fun learning. >> jimmy: but you didn't -- >> maybe could have cut down the time a little bit, from two months firing arrows. >> jimmy: think of how handy, being able to handle a bow and arrow will come in. i mean, almost never. >> yeah, i was going to say, not really. no, it's been a great ride. i'm super proud. >> jimmy: yeah, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i look forward to seeing both of these movies. [ cheers and applause ] "robin hood" opens a week from today. taron egerton, thank you. we'll be right back with kane brown! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to taron egerton and emily blunt.aps maa "nignext, but first, this is his album. it's called "experiment." here with the song "lose it," kane brown!

♪ ♪ ♪ that lit up ringin' buzzin' good for nothing phone in your hands ♪ ♪ the directions to the party that's just started with that cover band ♪ ♪ that old school radio station let's just drive until it's faded girl ♪ ♪ let's lose it tonight ♪ 'cause when you do that thing right there flippin' your hair baby i swear ♪ ♪ i don't think you know what you're doin' to me you got my heart skip-skippin' a beat ♪ ♪ you're now close enough to that space between you and me let's lose it ♪ ♪ the way you're dancin' swayin' to the music girl that body and how you move it ♪ ♪ every time you cross my mind girl i lose it ♪

♪ yeah i lose it yeah i lose it ♪ ♪ let's start with them luccheses baby kick 'em to the floor board ♪ ♪m bbpi ld' your hair up girl you don't need 'em no more ♪ ♪ that dress hangin' off your shoulder as you move a little closer ♪ ♪ yeah let's lose it tonight yeah girl ♪ ♪ i don't think you know what you're doin' to me you got my heart skip-skippin' a beat ♪ ♪ you're now close enough to that space between you and me let's lose it ♪ ♪ the way you're dancin' swayin' to the music girl that body and how you move it ♪ ♪ every time you cross my mind girl i lose it ♪ ♪ yeah i lose it yeah i lose it ♪ ♪

♪ 'cause when you do that thing right there flippin' your hair baby i swear ♪ let's go! ♪ i don't think you know what you're doin' to me you got my heart skip-skippin' a beat ♪ ♪ you're now close enough to that space between you and me let's lose it ♪ ♪ the way you're dancin' swayin' to the music girl that body and how you move it ♪ ♪ every time you cross my mind girl i lose it ♪ ♪ yeah i lose it ♪ girl i lose it ♪ ♪ ♪ girl i lose it ♪ girl i lose it yeah i lose it ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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