did he really just call her neurotic, and not very bright? and ryan lochte's apology tour.s it enough? >> i was highly intoxicated. >> the two major companies that just announced they

after he was republican candidate's campaign he tweeted that she is off-the-wall, neurotic and bought very bright. the day after trump's new campaign manager said this. and fallout over the private email server, former secretary of state colin powell was speaking out against clinton's claims to give her the idea to powell said, quote, her people have been trying to pin it on me. she was using it for a year before i sent a memo telling her what i did. on top of that the fbi investigation uncovered 15,000 emails and documents that were not disclosed by clinton's attorneys, pushing the state department to release the messages earlier than the scheduled deadline, mid-october. >> using face time instead of email. >> reporter: clinton addressed the issue on jimmy kimmel live. >> are you concerned abo t emails were released. >> my emails are so boring. i am embarrassed about that. they are so boring. we have released i don't know 30,000 plus, what is a few more? >> reporter: donald trump is canceled three campaign events in key battleground states. colorado, nevada and oregon is to attend mu

did he really just call her neurotic, and not very bright? and ryan lochte's apology tour. is it enough? >> i was highly intoxicated. >> the two major companies that just announced they were dropping him as a celebrity endorser.

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his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. ("the producers") "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger." caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody "young frankenstein." ("young frankenstein") "it could work!" his role as a hard-drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. ("blazing saddles") "yeah, but i shoot with this hand." perhaps th that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." (singing) "in a world of pure imagination." his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to "saturday night live" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishi

his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant leo bloom in the 1968 brooks' comedy the producers, earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> no. no. don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger. kathy: gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody "young frankenstein." >> it could work. kathy: his role as a hard-drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles" also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. >> yeah, but i shoot with this hand. kathy: perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." imagination. kathy: his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to saturday night live star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishing gilda's club, a home away from home for patients and families. the actor teamed up with his fri

his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant in producers earned him a nomination for best supporting actor. >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: gene wilder was born in milwaukee wisconsin and cut the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his 2nd oscar not, this time for best adapted screenplay for they are perry on frankenstein. >> reporter: his role as a hard drinking gunslinger in blazing saddles also help to submit his rise to stardom. >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: perhaps the film imagination."his private life >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 2 saturday night light -- livestock gilda radley. sadly she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died 3 years later. gene wilder dealt with his grief by establishing guilders club, a home away from home for patients and families. he teamed up with richard pryor for a string of successful comedies including start crazy and see no evil; hear no evil. by the 1990s he remarried and kept his career going wi

his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant leo bloom in the 1968 brooks' comedy ?the producers? earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> don't hit. it doesn't help. reporter: gene wilder was born in milwaukee and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay, for their parody ?young frankenstein.? is code black. reporter: his role as a hard-drinking gunslinger in ?blazing saddles? also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. >> yeah, but i shoot with this hand. reporter: perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is ?willy wonka and the chocolate factory.? >> ? in a world of pure imagination ? ? reporter: his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to ?saturday night liv?" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage, radner was diagnosed wi three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishing gilda's club, a home away from home f

used his first tweets monday to call out two cable news anchors.he called them "clowns" and one "neurotic." "yeah..." governor scott walker knew the end of the question before i asked it. for weeks, he's been imploring trump to focus on clinton's controversies, not create his own. "and if he talks about her and talks about him and the day hes talking about anything else is a wasted opportunity." walker does view the clinton foundation as an opportunity for trump. "the biggest question in this country is whos going to be president" u-s senate candidate russ feingold said he was not worried about clinton having a negative impact on his own re-match against u-s senator ron johnson. as for whether the foundation should be shut down: "the best they can do is to be as open as possible about this foundation. take a good look, and let everybody take a good look at it. and if it turns out that its not appropriate for this to some republicans want the party to shift resources away from trump and toward house and senate candidates. walker doesn't agree. "historically, for down-ballot candidates to d

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yesterday he called mika brzezinski neurotic, which is another term for basically mentally ill. he's called other female news personalities crazy. the man does hurl personal insults. >> but not unprompted. i don't like personal insults, only because i'm a mother of four young children. i'd be a hypocrite if i liked them. i actually think he can win on the issues, on the substance. our best game against hillary clinton is to take her on four square about her record. >> how is that working so far because that stuff about mika was today? >> so he felt like he was being attacked. >> mm-hmm. >> we have interns monitoring the programs, and he felt like it was a -- >> with all due respect to my friends over at msnbc, that show has like two viewers. why does he let himself get worked up over -- so she doesn't like him. too bad. who cares? >> i'll tell you this, megyn. if it's up to me, he's in a tennis match with hillary clinton. he's lobbing and shooting aces at her all day long. we don't pick a fight with the ref. we don't boo the crowd because we're absolutely back in hillary clinton

this morning unwatchable and turned attention to show co-host and tweeted moreing mica is off wall, neuroticnd not very bright mess. >> and he told the story between the two. sunday when things calm down i'll tell the real story of joe and long time girlfriend morning mica two clowns. he mocked trump priorities and channeling gawkier, sad. >> it was interesting because we heard trump campaign manager saying he will not do insults started. >> sometimes you have to take a deep breath and put the phone down. >> just possibly, yes. >> well it is now time for the presidential cookie bake-off. i don't know if you heard about this. who will win? >> it's not about trump versus clinton it's versus shawn and jim lokay we'll explain. let's look at this now. couple tweets on the screen. this is taste test zone here. >> if you guys are right here on "fox5"we invite to you stop by and do a taste test of cookies. this is melania trump and also the recipe of bill clinton. stop by. we'll taste cookies. stick around, we'll be right back pass pats pass pats welcome back 5 at 630 every time we have a presidenti

the frizzy-haired actor was best known for his clever comedy and neurotic roles. at his home in stamford, connecticut, after complications with alzheimer's disease. wilder was best known for his roles in movies like young frankenstein and willy wonka and the chocolate factory. emily: there was a blank space at the vma awards and now we know why. taylor swift skipped the awards because she had jury duty the next morning in tennessee. she was dismissed from jury duty yesterday, but still took some time to chat with potential randy: a special day for a dedicated employee. a needham woman with down syndrome retires after more than decades at her job. three freia david has been a fixture at the needham mcdonald's for 32 years. now 52, she's done all kinds of work there. freia still plans to visit every saturday for lunch. some star power for the red sox at fenway. emily: the big plays leading boston to victory. that's ahead in news to go. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00, prep once pack twice save simple ways to speed up your lunch routine just in time for kelly ayott

after the republican candidate caps campaign was criticized, she is off the wall, a neurotic and not very bright mix, just a day manager said this. >> he doesn't her personal insults. >> reporter: every hillary clinton there is more fallout over her private email server. former secretary of state colin powell is speaking out against clinton's claims he gave her the idea to use a private server. powell said, quote, people have been trying to pin it on me, the truth is she was using it for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did. on top of that the fbi investigation uncovered 50,000 disclosed by clinton's attorneys. a federal judge pushed the state department to release the messages earlier than the scheduled deadline in october. >> have you considered using face time instead of email? >> reporter: clinton addressed the issue on to become alive last night. >> are you concerned about that? i would be terrified of my emails were released. >> my emails are so boring. i am embarrassed about we have released 30,000 plus, what is a few more. ernie: the justice department is we

." >> my name is pronounced >> reporter: to the neurotic would-be con man in "the producer." >> my blanket! >> reporter: that earned him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> you must be igor. >> it's pronounced igor. >> reporter: he was also nominated for writing the screen play for "young frannenstein." along with mel brooks together they took "blazing saddles" where no western had gone before. he could be depended on to deliver the unexpected. wilder was not the first actor considered for the starring role in "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" in 1971. ? if you want to view paradise ? >> reporter: fred astaire was reportedly in the running, but today, it is hard to imagine anyone else in what has become a children's classic. >> i didn't want to do him. i wanted to do comedy but i it could be real and huge at the same time. >> reporter: he had huge success in a series of collaborations with richard pryor. >> that's right, that's right, we bad. >> reporter: the on-screen chemistry with comedian gilda radner continued off screen. they were married until her death five year

his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. ("the producers") "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger." gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody frankenstein." ("young frankenstein") "it could work!" his role as a hard- drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. ("blazing saddles") "yeah, but i shoot with this hand." perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." (singing) "in a wod imagination." his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to "saturday night live" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wi

his break in the movies came when he played the neurotic accountant in an early mel brooks movie...."the producers"...he earned an academy award nomination for that movie. wilder tended to star in comedies...."blazing saddles" and "young frankenstein" followed with brooks....he worked on the screenplay for "young frankenstein", getting another oscar nomination for that. wilder's personal news after he married saturday night live's gilda radner. her death from ovarian cancer inspired wilder to create "gilda's club", a home away from home for patients and families. 3 gene wilder was still "jerome silberman" when he attended washington high school in milwaukee....there's a plaque at the school paying tribute to him.watch for much more on the life of gene wilder tonight at the cbs evening news with scott pelley ?and? we'll have local reaction to his passing tonight on our news at nine and ten. toss to drew drew tonight: partly cloudy and dry. mild overnight. wind: sw 5 mph.tuesday: sun and clouds. chance for a shower or afternoon and evening ahead of a front. wind: ssw 5-15 mph. week ahea

. >> reporter: to the neurotic would-be con man in "the producers." >> nothing, i-- my blue blanket, >> reporter: that role earned him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> you must be igor. >> no, it's pronounced igor. >> reporter: he was also nominated for writing the screenplay for "young frankenstein," along with his frequent collaborator director c mel brooks. together they took "blazing saddles" where no western had gone before. b he could be depended on to deliver the unexpected. wilder was not the first actor in "willie wonka and the chocolate factory" in 1971. ? if you want to view paradise. >> reporter: fred astaire was reportedly in the running, but today it seems hard to imagine anyone else in what has become a children's classic. >> i didn't want to do hamlet oe macbeth. i wanted to do comedy. but i wanted it to be real. but you can be real and huge ata the same time. >> reporter: he had huge success in a series of collaborationsra with richard pryor. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the on screen chemistry with gilda radner continued off screen. they were married fro

did he really just call her neurotic, and not very bright? and ryan lochte's apology tour.ugh? >> i was highly intoxicated. >> the two major companies that just announced they were dropping him

you could say it was mel brooks who first saw something funny in actor gene through role as the neurotic account. in "the producers" earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screen play, for their parody his role as the hard drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles" also helped cement wilder's meteoric rise to star woman. >> but i shoot with this hand. >> reporter: perhaps the film that indeered the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." his private life became 3ub with radner. after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishing gilda's club. a home away from home for patients and families. the actor teamed up with richard pryor for a string of successful comedy including silver streak, stir crazy, and see no evil hea

to the neurotic would-be con man in "the producers". (zero) what is that? (gene) it's nothing. (zero) if it's nothing why can't i see it? (gene) my blanket, my blue blanket, gimme my blue blanket! that role earned him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. he was also nominated for writing the screenplay for young frankenstein along with his frequent collaborator director mel brook. no western had gone before. i don't want to say this the wrong way. i'm okay as an actor. but i'm a very good re-actor. he could be depended on to deliver the unexpected. wilder was not the first actor considered for the starring role in willy wonka and the chocolate factory when the film was made in 1971. fred astaire was reportedly in the running. but today it seems hard to imagine anyone else in what "in a world of pure imagination..." i didn't want to do hamlet or macbeth. i wanted to do comedy. but i wanted it to be real. but you can be real and huge at the same time. he had huge success in series of collaborations with... richard pryor. (pryor) that's right, that's right, we're bad. th

. >> reporter: to the neurotic producers." >> nothing, i-- my blue blanket, give me my blue blanket! >> reporter: that role earned him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> you must be igor. >> no, it's pronounced igor. >> reporter: he was also nominated for writing the screenplay for "young frankenstein," along with his frequent collaborator director mel brooks. together they took "blazing saddles" where no western had gone before. he could be depended on to deliver the unexpected. wilder was not the first actor considered for the starring role in "willie wonka and the chocolate factory" in 1971. ? if you want to view paradise ? >> reporter: fred astaire was reportedly in the running, but today it seems hard to imagine anyone else in what has become a children's classic. >> i didn't want to do hamlet or but you can be real and huge at the same time. >> reporter: he had huge success in a series of collaborations with richard pryor. >> that's right, that's right, we bad. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the on screen chemistry with gilda radner continued off screen. they were marri

watching the show "morning joe" --- but then called the female anchor, mika brzezinski, off the wall, neurotic and not very bright. he went on to tweet tat joe scarbourough and brzezinski. this morning nine people are injured after a woman drove through a crowd of people at a concert near cleveland ohio. police say a 74-year-old woman was leaving the concert late last night when she confused the brake with the gas and hit a group of people dancing. this was during a frank sinatra and deam martin tribute injured...six were taken to the hospital and two are in serious condition. police say it appears to be an accident and so far the driver isn't facing charges. if you aren't at your t-v... come back and watch this video. this man in the back of a police cruiser is ejected. he litterally gets sucked out the back window... when the car flipped. amazingly, he wasn't hurt... and actually started running, trying to officers did manage to catch up with him and re-arrest him. the officer who was driving... will also be o-k. it's still not clear what caused the crash. in turkey...at least 50 people are

howard aft "a fathead with the brains of a guinea pig, "taft in kind calling roosevelt's followers "neurotics." modern campaigns have seen their fair share of muskie of maine, then a front-runner for the democratic nomination, that is until the conservative manchester union leader newspaper ran two pieces. one article, planted by the nixon white house, accused muskie of using racial slurs again french-americans. the second implying muskie's wife enjoyed smoking, drinking, and cursing in an "unladylike" way. (nat: edward muskie (d) "attacking me by attacking my wife proved himself to be a gutless liar." reported he broke down and cried sending a message that he couldn't handle the heat and sending his campaign into a tail spin. in 1988, george hw bush let loose on mike dukakis (nat sound) asserting he didn't support the military and stating that dukakis thought a "naval exercise is something you find in jane fonda's exercise books." bush went on to win. starting a whisper campaign that his primary opponent john mccain had fathered an illegitimate black child. his daughter, bridget was actually

taft in turn called roosevelts followers number of neurotics. martin campaign seen a fair share of nastiness too. nomination. that is until the conservative manchester union leader newspaper ran two pieces. one article cited by the nixon white house. accusing him of using racial slurs against french americans. the second apply musk his wife enjoyed smoking drinking and cursing and unladylike way. it was also reported that the time cried. sending a message that he couldn't handle the heat. and sitting his campaign into a tailspin. in 1988 george hw bush let loose on mike dukakis. asserting he did support the military. stating that dukakis thought a naval exercise is something you find in jane fonda is exercise books. bush went on to win. campaign. those primary opponent john mccain had fathered a legitimate black child. his daughter bridget was actually adopted from bangladesh. but the false rumor had it in tainted effect stalling mccains momentum. bush of course went on to win. another example of how even though it's ugly, it can work. send new

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his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. ("the producers") "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only i sense of danger." gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody "young frankenstein." ("young frankenstein") "it could work!" his role as a gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. ("blazing saddles") "yeah, but i shoot with this hand." perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." (singing) "in a world of pure imagination." his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to "saturday night live" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder deal

gop nominee tweeted the show was unwatchable and described ro sdi nsky as off the wall and neurotic andd to tell the real story of relationship between two cohoingts and scar borough responded telling trump isp he should focus on the general election. >> great idea. >> new development in hillary clinton email scandal while attending an event in new york former secretary of state colin powell told "people" magazine he believes democratic nominee is trying to pin the scandal on him. his comments come after "new york times" report revealed clinton alleged powell told her to use personal email account in 2009 he has no recollection of the conversation in question and his office later released a statement that he sent clinton a memo describing his use of personal email for only unclassified messages and how it greatly improved communications within the state department. >>> and more developments involving email at the clinton foundation and missing emails from hillary clinton's time at secretary of state. "fox5" political reporter veronica cleary is live at district court in northwest with m

his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. "the producers" "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger." gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody "young frankenstein." "young frankenstein" "it could work!" his role as a hard-drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. "blazing saddles" "yeah, but i shoot with this hand." perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate pure imagination."his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to "saturday night live" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishing "gilda's club," a

a neurotic and not bright mess. trump pushing back against reports that he's flip-flopping on how to deal with undocumented immigrants in the u.s. after months on the campaign trail saying the immigrants would have to go back to their country and calling for a deportation force, trump saying he needs to come up with a plan that's firm, but fair. >> you're not flip-flopping? >> no, i'm not flip-flopping. we want to come up with a fair but firm answer. it has to be very firm. something fair. >> a likely unwanted distraction for the campaign hoping to reset its sights on hillary clinton. the collin clinton foundation came under scrutiny for accepting donations from foreign behaviors. trump is calling for it to be shut down. >> they should shut it down and give the money back to a lot of countries we shouldn't be taking money from. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responding. >> i think we need to evaluate both candidates. secretary clinton doesn't draw a salary from the foundation. it does charitable work. donald trum

very tough on trump questioning his personality and fitness for office, trump calling her crazy and neuroticw is this helping people decide who could lead the country on important issues of terrorism and fascism until care? trish: we should be talking about policy issues, got to talk tax policies and international policy, how to keep the country safe and prosper economically, why do these folks keep avoiding it and find themselves talking about psychopath issues instead? >> it is easier to do the name-calling. if you have enough pickup from subelements of the mainstream media that rattles around for a couple days. you point out i tried to write this in a column donald trump is a different kind of candidate subject to criticism but if he is a psychopathic and sociopathic and all the words, how did he build a global business? did he win the republican nomination? every once it was never going to happen. it seems over-the-top. i would like to see some media debate like you would see if hillary clinton were copies names about whether or not some political operatives, even partisan political oper

neurotic and not very bright mess. he has wrote far worse things than this. this seems like the personal attacks that kellyanne conway says donald trump doesn't do, doesn't it? >> yeah, that's the world of political double speak that drives everybody crazy. whether in south carolina or california. it is what it is. he has hurled a number of different insults whether he talks about carly's face or the latest with morning joe. >> i don't get it. it is destructive. it is against the kind of demeanor would you with like to see the at presidential level. again, it sends a bad signal it young kids out there that that's cool. so i think that most people have a problem with it. most of the republican voters i have talked to have said they don't like that part but they will put up with it based on the fact they don't want it see hillary elected. >> are you any less conflicted about donald trump, voting for donald trump than you have been, congressman? >> no, and a big deal for the tax returns. again, a promise he made. i didn't make the promise. he said he would discl

at morning mika is off the wall, neurotic a inn not very bright. >>> well, trump's running may mike pence will hold two campaign events in our area tomorrow, first in king of prussia, second in pipersville, bucks county. >>> we have learned disturbing new details about the deadly alligator attack at disney world earlier this summer. a final report was released by florida's wild life agency and classified the june december of lane graves as a predatory attack. a 7-foot alligator bit the two-year old boy on the head as he bit down at the edge of the hotel lagoon. the report says child's father reached in the animal's mouth in an attempt to free him but was unsuccessful. >>> today we're learning more details about the overdose death of pop icon, prince. investigators are now saying some of the pills found in his minnesota estate were counterfeit, and falsely labeled as watson 385. indicating they were supposed to contain active ingredient found in tylenol. but officials are saying at least one of those pills tested positive for fentanyl. >> you can envision the case of prince, he took what h

my house the other day and she couldn't find my sister for, like, four hours, and she's a crazy neurotic jewish mother, so she figured she was dead or kidnapped. >> seth: yeah. >> right? and she's like, "i can't get a hold of your sister." i'm like, "she's fine. just leave her alone. like, just, like, you know, don't do anything." and she's like, "no, i'm going to text her roommate." i'm like, "don't text her roommate." she's like, "i'm doing it." she texts her roommate, and then she, like, chills for a second, and she's like, "oh, no, something got messed up." and i'm like, "what?" and she's like, i wrote her roommate, "have you seen beanie? don't rat me out." [ laughter ] but it auto corrected to "have you seen beanie? so this poor girl just got a text. how disturbing is that? [ laughter ] like, that is so crazy. >> seth: what were you gonna say? like, "i haven't seen her and i won't." [ laughter ] >> i just -- >> seth: "and i'm not going to." >> was that an ever even an option. yeah. >> seth: i can't tell you how in the clear you are on this, yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: that's fantastic.

. >> you seem like a normal amount of neurotic.you were not beaten by your parents when you are four-years-old. >> well, not --. >> bring it out right now. >> this will be a new show for saturday night. laughter -- [laughter] >> i think there is a degree to which if you are an artist of any kind you're able to see world in this very open ended way to make observations. and you see extreme darkness and lightness and once you see it you can't unsee it. >> you're awake to your feelings. >> yeah. >> you are awake to your feelings. >> that may be more to the point is that you can be happy and also be the type of a person who is awake to your feelings. charlie: the question is are you awake to your feelings? >> as opposed to are you screwed up enough to do this work? yes because some people are , awake to duty and those are the people that become soldiers and firefighters and policemen. and some people are awake to their feelings and become artists and poets. i think it might be a personality type. >> yeah. >> i think you're right about

some sad news to tell you about his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger." gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody "young frankenstein." "it could work!" his role as a hard-drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. "yeah, but i shoot with this hand." perhaps the film that endeared the witty actor to many across generations is "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." "in a world of pure imagination." his private life became public with his marriage in 1984 to "saturday night live" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died three years later. wilder dealt with his grief