other film commitments, chalamet had five years to study the man and his music, determined, like bob dylansomething like the dylan project, these aren't watered down experiences. i'm going daniel day-lewis on all of them. i'm not saying in process, but i'm saying level of commitment. i don't know, man. it sounds like i'm desperate saying that. >> it sounds like you're professional and you want it to be the best it can be. >> and increasingly i don't want to shy away from saying that. ♪ i stumbled on the side of the mountain ♪ >> sm >> chalamet also learned how to play harmonica and guitar in about 40 bob dylan songs, for more than were originally called for in the script. ♪ it's a hard rain gonna fall ♪ >> thank you. >> the movie set in the early 1960s follows bob dylan's rapid rise from obscurity to stardom, something timothee chalamet could relate to. ♪ i've been rambling around ♪ >> dylan was 19 when he arrived in new york from minnesota, a complete unknown who quickly became an icon in the world of folk music. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ ♪ before you call him a man ♪ >> he

and bob dylan camped out on the lawn? actually think it's in clapton's biography where dylan had attempted a rose garden here. >> reporter: for edward norton, this is hallowed ground. and in a way, so is his latest movie role. >> you tramped all the way from minnesota. why is that? >> i wanted to catch a spark. >> reporter: in "a complete unknown," norton is folk music legend pete seeger, playing opposite timothee chalamet as the young bob dylan. >> i'm pete, by the way. >> yes, sir. no question about it. >> how about you? >> i'm bobby. >> something come after that? >> dylan. >> reporter: norton says playing a music legend like seeger was both sublime and terrifying. >> i think every actor, some part of them wants to be a rock star. >> reporter: and that's you too, yes. >> and the fantasy of -- there is a dream. i think every actor holds the dream in some sense. you know, i almost started crying at the idea of it. >> reporter: did you really? >> well, i was nervous about it because i was nervous about the whole enterprise

it's also known as the house that bob dylan built. on tour. he camped out on the lawn? >> i think it's in clapton's biography, there was a period he a tent in the rose grden. >> reporter: for actor edward norton this is hallowed ground. and a way, so is his latest movie role. >> you are tramped from minnesota. why is that? >> i want to get -- >> reporter: in "a complete unknown" norton is focus music legend pete seeger, playing opposite timothee chalamet as the young bob dylan. >> i'm pete, by the way. >> yes, sir. no question about it. . how about you? >> about me? >> something come after that? >> dylan. >> reporter: norton says playing a music legend like seeger was sublime and terrifying. >> i think every actor in some part wants to be a rock star. and i think -- >> reporter: you too, yes. >> and the fantasy of there is a dream. i think every actor holds the dream in some sense. i almost started crying at the idea of it because -- >> reporter: did you really? >> well, i was nervous about it because i was nervous about the whole ente

but bob dylan, with a classic that simon would say as a protest song, it slaps, you know, that that'ses blowing in the wind was a zen meditation, a political polemic, a riddle, a once in a generation call to arms, themes of pacifism and equality that struck a chord at that time in the civil rights movement. and yet, ani, i'm no dylan and i'm no chalamet, but i am going to read the words on the news, which we sometimes do because they resonate so much right now. how many times must a man look up before he can see the sky? how many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry? how many deaths will it take till he knows that too many have died? the answer blowing in the wind. at this time of profound change in america. those words, those lyrics would seem to resonate with people who are asking how so much can happen without what they view as as the right response. >> that song strikes so deeply. >> with any and all that have been in the struggle, you know, because that question is. always in our minds, in. >> our deep in our souls, you know, when, when will the. >> struggle for.

topical songwriter bob dylan was for. >> the really only. of time, when bob dylan was. writing songs about. >> the news and. >> about the issues of the day. >> he was so, so gifted at. >> cutting to the quick. >> and asking those questions that. >> really continue to echo. >> you. >> know. decades down the line. >> loretta lynn's the pill may not be as well known as some of the other songs we've mentioned. rolling stone writes that it might be the most controversial country song ever released, a frank and funny tune about birth control and female independence, which brought unfiltered feminist politics to the rhinestone cowboy era. the magazine writes, this was 75. the lyrics this old maternity dress i've got is going in the garbage. the clothes i'm wearing from now on won't take up so much yardage. miniskirts, hot pants and a few little fancy frills i'm making up for all those years since i've got the pill, honey. >> oh, >> yes. >> that's wonderful. and i. think absolutely, you know, culture changing that song and that. >> moment. i think,

off here in the capital, a list actor attempt to show him a is here for the german premier of as bob dylan bio pick, a complete unknown. and tilda swinton has been awarded an honory golden bear for her work. the festival was launched with a premier from germany and attributes to b is really hostages. abducted by him. it was a cold and wintery start to the festival, but no one was wrapping up room for the red carpet appearance, the 75th, but not a go tons away with clips and drama and a great atmosphere. the direct to tell him to quit open the event for the 3rd time this year. with a very special movie. the lights betrays a dysfunctional bell and family whose lives a stage and a completely new direction through the influence of the syrian housekeeper. this idea to the ballad, not a remains true to its reputation as a political festival. this oxidizing solar dire to with the is rarely today between you who is currently held hostage by the terrorist organization. from us before the opening, there was a vigil cooling for the release of the hostages. david couldn't year featured in the movie. t

i list active timothy selma is here for the gym and premier of he's bob dylan, biopic and complete unknown until the student has been awarded. an honorary base with the festival was launched with a premier from jim in the lights by director tom to class a mysterious woman from syria sets out to transform a dysfunctional german family life. and is it something and it's looking for a plan will change the family forever. the supernatural thriller opens this year's berlin international film festival. the, it's a film that's political, but it's also very joyful across asia on ro boundaries. it's it's, it's a delight, political, joyful, crossing boundaries. those are the hallmarks of the valley, not of the world, the top film festivals. they may also be the most down to earth or movie lovers. movie stars and industry players all attend world premieres together is the best festival just to reach a wide audience. it's always great to see the reaction of from the public. it's my favorite festival actually. but very goal. see all these on thing. stars and their fans will be bundling up here in berli

and it was an enormous privilege to get to hang out in the world of pete seeger and bob dylan and joan mousse glick yeah, yeah. >> you know, it was very special. very, very special. >> jimmy: when we come back are we're going to see a clip of you as pete seeinger in the movie "a complete unknown." edward norton is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are delivered to you by pringles and mustaches. ♪ ♪ sometimes the greatest rush... ♪ is not rushing at all. ♪ get a low 4-49 per month lease on the all-new nissan murano. ♪ “billathi askara” by björn jason lindh ♪ [metal creaking] [camera zooming] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online ♪ so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you. makes your whole team feel at home. brisket anyone? even when you're away. the new kia carnival turbo

you got the bob dylan one. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. movie is coming out. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> but i'm actually in talks right now to potentially do a music biopic. >> seth: really? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: which one are you going to do? >> i'm going to be michael anthony. >> seth: okay. >> the bassist from van halen. [ laughter ] i think we got a picture. >> seth: we do, i have a picture here. so i have a quick -- there he is. yeah, okay. [ laughter ] now, my question is, is this -- oh, yeah. so you'll be good at it. look, yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah, here you go. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you! thank you! thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now is this -- my question is, is this a van halen biopic or just specifically -- >> just michael anthony. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> before van halen. >> seth: oh. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it stops when he joins van halen? >> it stops like two years before that. [ laughter ] >> seth: is there a dramatic end point there? >> eh, it's mo

i agree with bob dylan when he says he's not interested in spreading one message only. think. >> through the years, cuban authorities originally banned his music from the radio and kept him from performing. his last public concert in 2022 came after mass protests a year earlier were quickly put down. at the concert, chance of freedom were heard in the audience. >> i did not ask them to shout. but i'm also not going to ask him not to shop. be free. that it did -- not sit well with the politicians. >> the beauty of his music, power of his songwriting, captured younger generations. including keyboard player rodrigo garcia. >> sometimes the people were thinking how is he telling those feelings in the songs? people were like -- i was in a lot of carlos' concerts. he was amazing because thousands of people knowing the songs but at the same time they were waiting to say what the songs were saying. >> he was expressing what they were feeling. like. >> he's been championed by american musical stars including jackson brown, who recorded a translated version of his song. they perf

here's what timmy had to say for his role playing bob dylan in "a complete unknown." >> thank you tohe holy spirit. it's been an absolute dream come true. i don't know how else to put it. >> will: we'll see if chalamet takes home oscar gold when the oscars air sunday march 2nd. finely the queen of pop is giving her royal seal of approval to the next generation. hours after "vogue" debuted their latest cover featuring sabrina carpenter, eagle eye fans including madonna herself realized carpenter paid homage to madonna's cover. madonna writing, is this a valentine's present to me? carpenter also poking fun at herself in a video with "vogue" trying her hand at what we do around here. the short report. check this out. >> good evening, america. we interrupt your feed with breaking news. i'm reporting live from tonight's big premiere standing in a literal whirl wind of faces! sabrina carpenter, it is hard to nail you down. >> will: if sabrina ever wanted to come join us here we would welcome her. >> robin: absolutely. >> will: maybe she can tell us about more pant trends. george is loving

this is a bob dylan it is two hours and 20 minutes.aters, which it might be in the slightly more serious category. or you could watch "sugar cane" nominated for best documentary feature and explores the horrors of the native american residential school system, powerful and unforgiving. it's the first film directed by an indigenous person from the u.s. or canada to be nominated in any category in the academy's 97-year history under two hours and you can stream it on disney+ but we put it in the middle category because it's heavy. >> gio: let's go heavier, i see the movie that you have -- >> janai: you've been talking about this movie for weeks. >> this is for serious cinefiles. it is absolutely disgusting, demi moore is the best actress frontrunner. she plays an aging actress in hollywood who starts taking a medicine which allows her to experience life as a young woman every other week but at what cost? it's gory. it's bloody. but it's funny and it's freaky and you can stream it on amazon prime video or rent it on apple tv+. i mean, eve

it's by the man who's having a well-deserved victory lap these days, bob dylan.and i think that right now, while america is at peak, shalom. we should adopt this dylan song as our new anthem. it's called everything is broken. >> broken lives. broken strings. broken strings. broken springs. broken idols broken heads. people sleeping in broken beds ain't no use jiving. ain't no use joking. everything is broken. >> yeah, kids, you didn't know we could get down like that, did you? but what a shame that the song also captures exactly how i feel about our health care system and immigration system, and schools and colleges and families and cities. the media, race relations, how our government works. let's start with that one. can anyone really say our government is not broken, given that every few months it's on the verge of a shutdown? here's what our system has devolved into. we vote to spend money we don't have, spend it and then vote whether to pay the bill. then one party threatens to crash the economy by not paying. so then we vote just enough money to keep the go

albums on this very special valentine's day, among them blue by joni mitchell, blood on the tracks by bob dylaneetwood mac's rumors, back to black by amy winehouse. sadly, none of these are on my list. true, there's only one song i listen to when i'm dealing with a breakup. >> young man, there's a place you can go i said, young man. >> it's fun to stay at the y amc. >> it's fun to stay at the y amc. >> any cat. i must go to you first because you're you're. >> an expert in breakups. well, you love. >> you're an expert, and you love emo. yeah. is it good to listen to music that allows you to wallow in your bad feelings? >> can't that makes you cry? because crying is good for you. you release endorphins. a lot of these are really good. i love the amy winehouse one. i mean, it's great. like if that if any of these songs ever come on and you're in the same room as me and you're a man, you better get out before i like, look at you like this. but also, i think the best song ever is janis joplin. so janis joplin's pearl, i think, has a lot of really good ones, especially crybaby. the first time i saw h

did such a great job at that bob dylan movie. >> big says courtney living their best life. >> he's upying drums and guitar. couldn't be happier. >> l.a. is hurting right now. >> had to evacuate but we are so blessed that nothing happened to our home. >> no travis getting back to run, travis, run, the name no doubt inspired by "forrest gump." today the 49-year-old hosted a charity 5k race. >> talk about the genesis of it and why it's important. >> i run every day so why do not i invite a bunch of people to run with me and raise for charity. i was moved by what happened in l.a. spending time with all the incarcerated prisoners that are firefighters in l.a., that really moved me and hearing their story. >> super bowl weekend certainly a very exciting time. >> tom brady has around 48 hours to go before his estimated 120 million people tuned in to watch him analyze his first super bowl and in the midst of all that pressure... "et" has confirmed ex-wife gisele bundchen they are thrilled. people report that it's a boy with the middle name river. how is tom holding up? >> i'm actually not pre

just a month before the beatles come, bob dylan releases, the times are changing.ashington with martin luther king, so it's so much more than just jfk and so much more than just the beatles. i mean, it's a cultural phenomenon more than it is. >> even. >> a music phenomenon. >> gene robinson, jump in. >> well, tim, i remember that moment. i remember that moment sitting in my living room with the whole family, because we always watched the ed sullivan show, and i remember the beatles coming out and i was like, you know, i was what, like ten years old. and i was like, whoa, what is this? and my grandmother is, like, shaking her head at the long hair. she just she, you know, and tut tutting. she doesn't approve. but there was definitely a sense that this was this was a moment. this was the start of something. and it was because it started the invasion. there was the dave clark five, there were the rolling stones, there were the, the animals and all these groups came. yet none of them seemed. none of them was the beatles. i mean, the stones lasted, certainly, but none o