your time as always. have a good evening. we will see you tomorrow. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- quentin tarantino, and from "black panther: wakanda forever," tenoch huerta, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. wow, thank you. thank you. welcome, welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here at our headquarters in los angeles, california.

the filthiest place you could ever be. the pornography capital of the world. that's right. we find ourselves the focus of disapproval from none other than the pope. pope francis is speaking out against online porn. the vatican released some of the pope's words. this is translated. he said, "on this, there is another thing which you know well. digital pornography. i say this quite clearly. i will not say, raise your hand if you have had at least one experience of this. good. i will not say it. but it is a vice that has so many people, so many laypeople, and also priests and nuns." priests? yeah. but nuns? [ laughter ] what are the nuns looking at? is there nilf i don't know about? [ laughter ] i don't know. and how would he know? the other priests were like, "bro, we told you that in private." [ laughter ] the pope advised his fellow clergymen to delete access to pornography from their phones. so there's -- you really just have to delete the whole phone. [ laughter ] i don't think you can delete -- the web browser won't even come

off your phone -- it's like the devil. there to test you whether you like it or not. and by the way, the fact that the pope is so worried about this makes me wonder if he's ever looked around the sistine chapel. you've got these two going at it here. [ laughter ] this guy on all fours, going who knows what. [ laughter ] you don't know where they're putting that column. [ laughter and applause ] here in the united states, we are now less than two weeks away from our midterm election. you need to get registered and vote. [ cheers and applause ] you may want to vote early because turnout is expected to be much higher than usual for a midterm. they're even saying there may not be enough paper to print all the ballots. experts are worried there could be a paper shortage. which is what happens when every candidates jams 40 flyers into your mailbox for six months straight. [ laughter ] one of the reasons we're low on paper is because they used a lot of it for herschel walker's paternity suits. [ laughter ] this is almost funny. the herschel walker campaign has turned into a whole season of "the maury povich show."

herschel, if you haven't been following this, claims to be very pro-life, he's against abortion. but in this case, he has two women with whom he had relationships, one of whom he has a child with. they claim he paid for and even insisted upon their abortions. and republicans are realizing they picked a pinata full of coconuts to represent them. [ laughter ] in a very important election. so each time a woman comes forward, they send a senator, a republican senator, to get in there and help. over the last few weeks, rick scott, tom cotton, ted cruz, and then yesterday, lindsey graham have been called in. herschel and lindsey graham appeared together on hannity's show last night. keep your eyes on linsey's face. >> this seat is too important for me to stand back or to step

down. so now they're going to have to come through me to get to anyone else, because if they can do it to me, they're going to come after you next. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. the next time you push an abortion on a woman and then claim you're against abortion, they're coming for you next. [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] >> the reason linsey was there was to speak for herschel, herschel has trouble speaking. [ laughter ] and it was a good choice, because when it comes to feigning righteous indignation, no one does it better than linsey g. >> what is it about this guy? he changes the narrative. we're a party of racists, sean, me and you are racist, the republican party is racist. what happens when the republican party nominates and elects herschel walker, a african american black heisman trophy winner. everybody in san francisco is going to jump off a bridge if we let this man, a black conservative beats a black liberal in georgia. they're scared to death of herschel walker.

if herschel walker becomes a republican, maybe every other young child in america of color might want to be a republican. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now git over here and gimme a kiss! [ laughter ] maybe if herschel walker actually raised his kids, they might want to be republicans. i don't know. give that a try. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, herschel walker really owes kanye west for taking the focus off. [ laughter ] kanye is back on instagram after his account was restrictioned because of the anti-semitic posts. today he posted "ari emanuel," who's a very important agent in hollywood. he wrote an op-ed asking others to boycott kanye. "i lost two billion dollars in one day and i'm still alive, this is love speech. i still love you. god still loves you. the money is not who i am. the people is who i am." well, not the jewish people. [ laughter ] does anyone else feel like we're about to find out that, for the past 20 years, kanye has been a

sacha baron cohen character? [ laughter ] cnn reported today that a business executive who worked closely with kanye says kanye was a big fan, admirer of -- any guesses? anyone? anyone say hitler? yes, it was hitler. [ laughter ] that's right. the source asked not to be named because of a confidentiality agreement and fear of retribution from kanye. well, i don't think you have anything to worry about there, very even-keeled guy. [ laughter ] but he -- this person says kanye even wanted to name an album after hitler. which that would be something. "downloaded the new hit letter, it's tight, have to say." [ laughter ] it's so crazy, it's hard to believe it wasn't a joke. you know, back in the mid 2000s, when nas and jay-z were feuding, kanye was the voice of reason. he tried to bring them together. he wanted to have a nas-z meeting. [ laughter ] maybe ven a nas-z party. [ moans and applause ] but you know what?

come on now. you liked that. hey, look. edgar winter is here with us, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! >> jimmy: all right. more retailers have now dropped kanye from their stores. the gap has dropped kanye. [ moan ] adidas, food locker, tj maxx. tj maxx announced it would no longer be selling clothes by kanye. i feel like kanye should thank them for that. [ laughter ] you know you screwed up when you revoked.r maxxinista privileges- [ laughter ] we sent guillermo to the tj maxx down the street to put this in perspective. they won't sell kanye stuff. this is the kind of stuff they do sell. chanukah gnomes. [ laughter ] spam socks.

[ laughter ] and these. [ cheers and applause ] i assume you purchased those? >> guillermo: no, they gave to it me free. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did they? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: the worst part about all of this is that kanye's hateful comments fan the flames of anti-semitism. and for those of you who are feeling a bit anti-semitic tonight, please know there is help. >> does the thought of jews get you down? having trouble eating bagels? lost your enjoyment of "seinfeld"? fearful that you'll get zapped by a powerful space laser? or have a sudden desire to go def con3? well, now there's hope. yentanyl. the first drug to curb your anti-semitism. ask your doctor about yentanyl, so you can get back to doing what you love best -- terrorizing your ex-wife and her boyfriends. >> he texted me bragging how he's in bed with my wife. >> side effects may include --

call your doctor if your guilt trip lasts more than four hours. yentanyl, available at walgreens. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: halloween is about to hit us. has benji picked out a costume? >> guillermo: for school he's going to be a pizza. for nighttime, he's going to be dustin from "stranger things." >> jimmy: from what? >> guillermo: from "a stranger things." >> jimmy: from "a stranger things." we got a list from our kids' school about what is okay and what is not okay. i don't think benji can be a pizza, as an italian american i'm offended by that. they sha make a holiday, "good-bye dummy day" or something like that. every halloween, dog posts a

list of the most-searched costume. the most-searched halloween costume is witch, "the laziest mom you know when it comes to dressing up for halloween." [ laughter ] number 49 is cattle. 50, the 50th most popular costume, is cow. [ laughter ] what would possess in the weeks leading up to halloween, to put on your thinking cap and go, i know, i'll be a cow. [ laughter ] instead of boo, i'll say moo. everybody will be excited. [ laughter ] they also break it down by city. here in los angeles, the most popular costume is spider-man. which makes sense. if you've ever been to hollywood boulevard, you know around here, a spidey-suit isn't just a halloween costume, it's a lifestyle. [ laughter ] the top costume in the bozeman, montana area is cowboy. which -- i don't know. aren't there a ton of people in montana who are already cowboys? that's like the top costume in utah being white person. [ laughter ] as a public service announcement, i've been asked this year to share a message. and the message is this, kids

don't like mounds. they don't like mounds and they don't like almond joy. they don't want almonds on halloween. and yet, year after year, millions of these wet little coconut-shrapnel candy bars are uneaten in the bottom of a plastic pumpkin, and eventually we throw them out. so stop giving them away. give them to your grandma or eat them yourself. kids don't want mounds. if they do, you've got weird kids, all right? [ laughter ] [ applause ] i want to also mention that a lot of people have asked me if we're going to do the thing where we have the parents pretend they ate their kids' candy this year. [ cheers ] i've been on the fence. we stopped it during covid, eh, maybe that's enough. now, i don't know, we've got an election coming up. it's been divisive, everyone at each other's throats. it feels like americans need a chance to put our differences aside -- [ cheers ] and come together along a nation to make our children cry.

[ laughter ] we had a vote. we did on vote with our staff and the audience the other night. turns out people want this. when you look back at some of the gems we've gotten, it's hard to see why they wouldn't. >> last night we ate all your candy. >> why? >> because it was good. >> you ruined my life! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we've ruined lives and we've tested faith. >> nobody ate your candy, it's in the closet. >> i don't want that. >> it's not right. remember, you taught us that? >> jimmy: parents, here it is. your official invitation to take part in our 4 millionth annual halloween candy challenge. tell your kids you ate their candy, upload to it youtube, "hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kid the i ate all their

halloween candy." look for a message from us on your youtube account. if we do not hear back from you, we will not use your video. post it, wait for the message, respond, we'll share the best videos on the show next week. i look forward to all the important think pieces written about this on social media. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we've got a good show for you tonight. from "black panther: wakanda forever," the mighty namor tenoch huerta is with us. and we'll be right back with quentin tarantino. ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, there we go. that is the great edgar winter sitting in with cleto and the cletones. [ cheers and applause ] cleto has always loved edgar winter. thank you for being here with us, edgar. edgar's got an album, it's a tribute to his brother. it's called "brother johnny." [ cheers ] quite a list of all-stars on this one. i mean, you've got ringo starr, joe walsh, steve lukither, michael mcdonald, and many, many more. get on your phone and get that right now, or get one of these big things right here. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, jimmy! >> jimmy: look at how cool this album is with edgar and johnny. you see that happening? that's what you call '70s magic right there.

[ laughter ] the show tonight, a new marvel superstar. from the underwater city of talocan, the sub-mariner himself, from "black panther: wakanda forever," tenoch huerta. [ cheers and applause ] with an exclusive world premiere clip from the movie. next week, we'll be joined by gwyneth paltrow, mindy kaling, rob mcelhenney, patton oswalt, with music from goose, and viagra boys. so please join us for that. yeah. our first guest is an oscar winner and one of our greatest filmmakers. he's got a new book. it's called "cinema speculation." it comes out on tuesday. please welcome quentin tarantino! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you, quentin? >> very good. >> jimmy: very good to see you. i know you live mostly in israel now, huh?

>> it's about 60/40. >> jimmy: 60/40. you will not argue you do have two children? >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: a baby daughter you had over the summer? >> yes, her name is adriana. >> jimmy: adriana, and leo was your son? >> my little boy. >> jimmy: leo tarantino, an italian name. >> they both kind of have italian names. we made adriana to make her -- what sounds like claudia cardinelli's daughter, an italian actress' name. >> jimmy: anything with "tarantino." >> especially if you say it with italian vibe. >> jimmy: you have some flair, absolutely. are you enjoying parenthood? are you good at it? do you like it? >> i love it. one of the -- one of the only things that gets me -- see, part of the thing about, for my son leo especially, because he's old enough to follow the literal scenarios i come up with. i come up with all these

characters. i create all these stories. i come up with all these running jokes that he loves. i come up with all these themes that he wants to do. when he likes it, he wants to do it 36 times in a row. >> jimmy: right, yeah, right. >> so it's like i'm -- i finally found my greatest -- the audience member i've waited for my entire life. [ laughter and applause ] i have found him! he thinks i'm hysterical! [ laughter ] these jokes that i come up with, he's never heard them before. "my dad is a comic genius to come up with this stuff." "i like this joke so much, i want to hear it 36 times in a row." >> jimmy: that's nice. >> the only thing -- >> jimmy: who would have guessed he was hiding in your testicles the whole time. [ laughter and applause ] this book i enjoyed very much. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i was told it was a book of essays. then i realized reading it, it's

really an autobiography. because in that, tell me if i'm wrong here, so much of your life was sitting there watching movies and thinking about movies and analyzing them, that it really is the story of you growing up. >> it's not 100% biography. but there's a lot of biography. >> jimmy: there's a lot in here including -- >> it's one of -- paula kale, they asked her, if she ever, her lifetime of writing for movies, asked if she'd every her au autobi autobiography? she said, "i have in every single one of my reviews." if you go through her reviews, you do get a really good, you know, take of what kind of person she was. so i think if you're writing about movies in a personal way, then you can't help but tell your story. >> jimmy: well, you are -- you tell the stories of going to the movies with your mom and your stepdad, then later -- a lot of inappropriate movies, some might say. then later, when they split up,

going on dates, your mom and whoever her date was, and you, the three of you, at these adult movies. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i have to tell you, you know what that made me think? your mom must be hot. [ laughter ] >> she was lot. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] because i can't imagine -- >> yeah, yeah, no -- it was like, once she divorced my stepdad, who was a musician, so that's already a hip job, right? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> once she divorced my dad, she had a penchant for athletes. in the '70s. so she had a penchant for lakers especially. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. football players, but mainly basketball players? you didn't mention any names of lakers. any lakers we would know that your mom dated? >> yeah, a couple. >> jimmy: really? you intentionally didn't list them? >> well, they didn't take -- they were the -- they were the happening dudes. they weren't hanging out with me. >> jimmy: i see, they didn't let you come --

>> no, happy hairston didn't take me to the movies. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i gotcha. >> he was trying to get in good with mom, i think mom was trying to get in good with him. >> jimmy: i see. but also, neither did wilt chamberlain. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: your mom dated wilt chamberlain? >> yeah. >> jimmy: holy moly, are you kidding me? >> she's not just a notch on his lipstick case, she dated him for a couple of years. >> jimmy: although i guess a lot of people's moms dated wilt chamberlain, if you think about it. [ laughter and applause ] >> i doubt -- she never pretended they were exclusive, so i doubt that they were exclusive. but i think for a couple years, she was like his number one lady. >> jimmy: so you go to the movies, and then, and this is where it really gets funny, because not only were you going to movies on these dates -- sometimes the dates would just take you to the movie. >> well no, that's a situation,

though, of -- okay, so that's a situation -- >> jimmy: a guy names reggie. >> reggie, he's a football player. >> jimmy: okay. >> so reggie's trying to get in good with my mom. you've got a son? does he like football? no? well, what does he like? he likes movies? well, great, so do i! you know? so he takes me to the movies on a saturday. now the thing about it was, reggie was this black football player in the '70s. i do not know what team he was on. i imagine it was probably the rams. >> jimmy: right. >> it's los angeles, makes sense. >> jimmy: right. >> so -- interesting, i'll look reggie up to find out who in the rams. >> jimmy: you don't know that? >> no, i met him once, that one time at the movies. but it's such a good story and it's a great story, tell the story, tell what happened. reggie -- so reggie is going to take me to the movies. i've been wanting to see these

blaxploitation movies that i've been seeing on "soul train" a lot. but they haven't been played around el segundo where i live, go figure. so reggie takes me to this really wild place where it's like a big theater district with huge theaters, one across the street from the other. and i'd been to hollywood before, so i knew their theater row. i'd been to westwood before, i knew their theater row. i didn't know where i was. where i was was in downtown l.a., the broadway district where all those really cool old movie theaters have been there since the '20s. well, in 1972, they were taken over by blaxploitation cinema. i'm a white boy at 10 in a black movie theater, in downtown l.a., in 1972, watching the saturday night opening show of a new jim brown movie. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and being raised by a single

mother, it was about the most masculine experience i had ever experienced in public. [ applause ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and there was a degree that every time -- every time i either went to a movie or made a movie, i was looking to recreate the experience of watching a jim brown movie in 1972. >> jimmy: yeah. >> in a black movie theater. >> jimmy: and the part i wanted to ask about is what you yelled out at the screen. >> not at the jim brown. >> jimmy: that was the other movie, yeah, yeah. >> there was another movie, a social drama movie, "the bus is coming." i remember the title distinctly even though i've never seen "the bus is coming" since. because the audience hated the movie so much, so much -- we came in, it was like the last 45 minutes to go, because we were there to see "black gun." the last 45 minutes of "the bus is coming." the audience hated it so much

that they're just yelling insults, just yelling them at the screen. and the more contempt for the movie they had, the dirtier their insults got and the more personal they got to the people on screen. now, hearing a bunch of adults scream at a screen like this was a little bit disconcerting at the very beginning. but, like, those guys got funnier and funnier and funnier and funnier. pretty soon i was just uncontrollably giggling. any 10-year-old boy, it's going to be funny, all these adults screaming curses at the screen, it's hysterical. finally i hear somebody -- hear an expression that i'd never heard before in my life. all of a sudden somebody yells up at the screen, "suck my [ bleep ]!" [ laughter ] wow. [ laughter ] i knew what all those words meant. [ laughter ]

but i never heard them said that way. >> jimmy: together. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, i knew exactly what that meant! and then at a certain point i felt emboldened to join in. [ laughter ] so in my little squeaky, 10-year-old voice, blah, blah, blah. check reggie, make sure it's okay, like ha ha ha! oh, good. oh, good. >> jimmy: quentin tarantino is here. this is his book. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by pfizer and biontech. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪

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♪ >> jimmy: we're back with quentin tarantino. we are talking about his new book as edgar winter sits in with the cletones. [ cheers ] the book is called "cinema speculation." now, i didn't -- you know, you write a lot about movie critics and what they write. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have to be honest, i didn't know that movie critics meant that much to you. i always kind of assumed you're a guy, super-confident guy, you do what you want to do, that's that, it doesn't matter. but you really see the movie criticism as its own art form, and also you --

>> throw my hat in the ring. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. there's a particular movie critic who used to write for the l.a. times. there's two. one you loved -- >> yeah, yeah, kevin thomas. >> jimmy: then one you make fun of with your friends. >> yeah sheila benson. >> jimmy: sheila benson. so sheila benson -- what scribe what was funny about sheila be benson. >> sheila benson was -- okay, you're talking about -- you have to remember, you're talking about the "los angeles times." you're talking about the main newspaper of the town of los angeles, where they make movies. so the first-string critic should be kind of an important person. they have a lot of sway. but the los angeles times had a penchant for choosing laughingstocks as their first-string critics. kevin thomas was a second-string critic for like three tenures. in the '80s when it came to sheila benson, she's like this schoolmarmish -- like cub scout

den mother. that's just a buzzkill about everything. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> the interesting thing about her is, it's not that she didn't have her own opinion. i think her writing bass the joke. but it's not that she -- [ laughter ] -- didn't have her own opinion that could work for her own constituency, right? it would be for "mccall's" magazine, something like that, not for the los angeles effing times. >> jimmy: i read about the book, i read about sheila. i'm also, at the same time, showing my kids "back to the future" for the first time. >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm thinking, yeah, this is such a great movie, i wonder what the reaction to this movie was when it came out? >> oh! >> jimmy: i go on rotten tomatoes, it's 97% fresh. who was the maniac that gave this a bad review? i scroll down, and sure enough -- >> sheila benson! >> jimmy: sheila benson.

and i was just -- it was weird. >> no, no, it's funny. i joke about it in the book. me and my very first girlfriend, grace lovelace, she was into film criticism as well. but back at that time, i didn't think about how the writers wrote. it was simply about their personality that they got across and their opinions. that's all i cared about. i didn't even -- i couldn't tell if the writers were writing, technically writing good or bad. except for sheila benson. we would quote sheila benson's reviews to each other to make the other one smirk. >> jimmy: i don't know if you heard about this. kanye west said that he came up with the idea for "django unchained." he said when he was making the video -- the "golddigger" video with jamie foxx, he pitched it to you guys as a video, then you made -- is there any truth to that? >> okay, well -- there's not truth not idea that kanye west came up with the idea of django. and then he told to it me and i go, "hey, wow, that's a really

good idea, let me take kanye's idea and make django unchaired out of it." that didn't happen. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'd had the idea for a while before i ever met kanye. he wanted to do a giant movie of "college dropout" the way he did the album. he wanted to get big directors to do different tracks from the album then release it as this giant movie. not videos. nothing as crass as videos. movies. >> jimmy: gotcha. >> they were going to be movies based on each of the -- each of the different tracks. and so -- so we used it as an excuse, me and kanye, we used it as an excuse to meet each other. we met each other, we had a really good time. and he did have an idea for a video, and i do think it was for the "golddigger" video, that he would be a slave. and the whole thing was the slave narrative, where he's the slave, he's singing "golddigger."

and it was very funny. it was a really, really funny idea. >> jimmy: it was a funny slave video? >> yes. >> jimmy: i mean, movie? >> yes -- it was meant to be ironic. >> jimmy: right, right. >> meant to be -- yeah. it's like a huge musical. i mean, like no expenses spared, right? recognize outfit, right, doing everything. then that was also part of the pushback on it. but -- i wish he had done it. it sounded really cool. anyway, that's what he's referring to. >> jimmy: gotcha, i see. one more thing i want to ask you. what's the biggest movie, the most well-known or well-respected, whatever, movie that you've never seen? >> there's a few. >> jimmy: because when i read this book, i feel like you know everything that has ever been put on a screen. >> i've never seen "the sound of music." >> jimmy: what? >> yeah, i've never seen -- >> jimmy: "the sound of music," wow. i'd love to watch that with you. [ cheers and applause ]

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: edgar winter sitting in with the cletones tonight. [ cheers ] our next guest comes to us from mexico by the way of talacon. he plays prince namor the submariner in the highly-anticipated "black panther: wakanda forever." >> this place is amazing. the air is pristine. and the border. my mother toll stories about a place like this. a protected land where people never have to leave, never have to change who they were. what reason do you have to reveal your secret to the world? >> i am not a woman who enjoys repeating herself.

who are you? >> i have many names. my people call me "akkukahn." but my enemies call me "namor." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "black panther: wakanda forever" opens in theaters november 11th. please welcome tenoch huerta. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> this is amazing. >> jimmy: you're wearing the color of the sea. isn't that wonderful? [ cheers ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. i saw the movie last night, it was fantastic. >> oh. >> jimmy: you were fantastic in it. what an exciting thing to be part of, huh? >> oh my god, yeah. it's an amazing movie. ryan coogler, all the team, they are the best.

>> jimmy: i'm looking at your ears right now, they seem to be normal, not pointy at all. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: tell me, you're from mexico, you're a star in mexico. now you're a huge star here in the united states. in just like a week and a half, i guess. [ laughter ] how did you wind up in this movie? what's the origin story? >> well, it was so -- funny story. i was in new orleans, making a movie. so i'd receive a call from ryan coogler, the director. we were talking about the project. he was explaining to me about the shaman, and the magic that he got -- to he give to the people. and then it was frozen for around five minutes. >> jimmy: the zoom was frozen? >> yeah. and then back, he said "so what do you think?" yeah. "you know how to swim?" okay. >> jimmy: you didn't tell him you missed the whole thing? >> totally.

>> jimmy: you didn't. >> totally. >> jimmy: then he asked you if you knew how to swim? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you said? >> "i never drowned before." which is not a lie. [ laughter ] i'm here. >> jimmy: quite clearly, yeah. >> so yeah already my team called me. they asked me what it was about, you know. all the -- all the communication and everything. i say, "yeah -- we were talking about the shaman, and then it was frozen for around five minutes, and then he's back, said are you in? i said yeah." "do you know exactly what you were talking about?" "no." "why did you say yes?" "just because. asked me if i know how to swim, i say i never drowned before." they were laughing. they call the producer, they call me back, he explained everything to me, he asked me again, "do you know how to swim?" "i never drowned before." my team again called me and said, "you know how to swim?" "i never drowned before." [ laughter ]

"seriously?" i don't know how to swim. >> jimmy: oh my god, the submariner doesn't know how to swim, that's incredible. [ laughter ] i mean, that's crazy. >> that's the magic of the movies. >> jimmy: that's the magic of the movies. [ cheers ] i saw you swimming. you then went -- did you sign up at the ymca after that, learn to swim? >> no, one month later i was taking classes. >> jimmy: uh-huh? when you say you didn't know how to swim, did you really -- like not at all know how to swim? >> i never drowned before. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. and so they get you in. you're just -- you're just going through the very basics? >> yeah, very basics. and you know, with this -- floaties. >> jimmy: for real floaties? >> yeah, yeah, with kids. >> jimmy: how embarrassing. >> totally. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: wow. >> if you ever think that to be an actor is so glamorous? no. >> jimmy: it is not that glamorous. wow. that is a great -- that is an incredible story. who in your life is most excited about this, about you being a marvel hero? >> it's my friend, elariya. she was so excited. i call her, okay, let's work together in this project. she was, oh, i don't know, i'm not sure. when i said it's for a marvel movie, she went crazy. she sent me all the info about my character. because i knew about the character but no too much, not that crazy. but she sent me every single detail. she was turning crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. it's good for you, you got to learn about it, you know? >> yeah, yeah it was. >> jimmy: you didn't have to lie to the producers again and say you already knew everything about it. [ laughter ] >> exactly. then she became the marvel police. >> jimmy: oh, she became your marvel police? >> totally. if i was with friends, close

friends, explaining to them, you know, that the -- what is it about? everything, she was "no, stop." "you can say this, you can say that," blah, blah, blah. >> jimmy: you traveled with your own censor. that's probably for the best. >> for the current days. >> jimmy: was she at the premiere? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: was that the first time you saw the movie? >> yeah. it was first time, i was so nervous. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, i can't imagine what that experience must have been like. yeah, when you come out of the water -- i don't want to give anything away. but i would love to give a lot of the stuff away, you know? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: but it's very creatively done. and i would imagine, like -- well, you're just missing halloween. so now -- you won't see kids probably dressed as -- maybe you will see. maybe they'll see the commercials and dress -- >> i don't recommend that. >> jimmy: you don't recommend what? >> to dress like namor this halloween. because it's just tiny shorts. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you're

right. [ laughter ] you'd have to be somewhere warm, yeah. speaking of tiny shorts, i notice that -- this is the kind of vintage prince namor, as your character says it. he has got bikini bottoms. you went with the boy shorts, the boxer-brief type. was that your decision? or was that the producer's? >> it was the producer's. >> jimmy: it was the producers who did that? >> yeah, i asked for a whole suit. you know, with muscles included. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, right. >> they said no. because i called them the shame shorts. >> jimmy: the shame shorts? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, congratulations. i'm very happy for you. you seem like a terrific guy. and i can't wait to see what is

ahead for the character. and i'm sure the audience can't wait to see the character for the first time. "black panther: wakanda forever" opens in theaters on november 11th. tenoch huerta, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, tenoch. be right back! ♪ ♪

>> jimmy: i want to thank quentin tarantino, tenoch huerta and edgar winter. thank you for being here. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, thanks for watching, good night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ]

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