this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert de niro, al pacino.ing with scorsese and making the kind of movies like goodfellas and casino. it's made from netflix but has a brief theatrical window of 21 days. it's the story of frank sheeran, spanning six decades. al pacino plastimmy hoffa, the union leader. joe pesci is being very, very underplayed. stephen graham is playing the kind of character that joe pesci would have played in a previous incarnation. there's been a lot of talk about the film's digital de—ageing technology. we see the characters go from the 1940s through on. and there's lots of question about it being distraction — i didn't think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. but in a three—and—a—half hour movie for that to only be occasionally distracting is pretty good. it's a very interesting story, it's well told, there is realfilm—making brio, there is a terrific soundtrack. the performances are all solid, and it does — it takes full advantage of the fac

so this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert de niro, al pacino, so big stars.iro kind of back working with scorsese and making the kind of movie they made when they were making goodfellas and casino. it's made for netflix, but it has got a brief theatrical window — i think it's 21 days. and it's the story of frank sheeran. it goes over six decades. al pacino plastimmy hoffa, the union leader. joe pesci is playing very, very underplayed. stephen graham is playing the kind of character thatjoe pesci would've played in a previous incarnation. the thing there's been a lot of talk is that the film uses digital de—ageing technology, because we see the characters go from the 1940s through to... and there's lots of question about, you know, is it distracting? i have to say, i didn't think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. 0h, weird! yeah. but in a 3.5—hour movie, for that to only be occasionally distracting is actually pretty good. and the fact of the matter is it's a very interesting st

if not al pacino, i would say willem dafoe in the lighthouse is bonkers and fantastic.t of people really want to award him. he would be the spoiler, i think, in that category. 10,15, even 20 years ago, we would probably be surprised if we were talking about jennifer lopez as a potential oscar nominee, but it seems like that's definitely the way it's going right now. her performance in hustlers as a stripper who is part of a ring of women who basically drug men for their money, i think it'sjust filled with layers. all of the things that we love about jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez's performance is unbelievable. it's fully memorable, kind of the j—lo that everybody remembers from years ago, just completely exploding onto the screen. hustlers is not a great movie. it is a very fun movie, and the reason it is fun is because ofjennifer lopez. she plays a stripper with a heart of gold. she really owns the movie in the way that you want a great actor to own a movie. she makes it thrilling. i think zhao shuzhen in the farewell stands a good chance. she's pretty w

so this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert de niro, al pacino, so big stars.aking the kind of movie they made when they were making goodfellas and casino. it's made for netflix, but it has got a brief theatrical window — i think it's 21 days. and it's the story of frank sheeran. it goes over six decades. al pacino plastimmy hoffa, the union leader. joe pesci is playing very, very underplayed. stephen graham is playing the kind of character thatjoe pesci would've played in a previous incarnation. the thing there's been a lot of talk is that the film uses digital de—ageing technology, because we see the characters go from the 1940s through to... and there's lots of question about, you know, is it distracting? i have to say, i didn't think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. oh, weird! yeah. but in a 3.5—hour movie, for that to only be occasionally distracting is actually pretty good. and the fact of the matter is it's a very interesting story, it's well told, there's real film—makin

if not al pacino, i would say willem dafoe in of the lighthouse is bonkers and fantastic.k a lot of people really want to award him. he would be this boiler, i think, in that category. ten, 15, even 20 years ago, we would probably be surprised if we were talking aboutjennifer be surprised if we were talking about jennifer lopez is a potential oscar nominee, but it seems like thatis oscar nominee, but it seems like that is definitely the way it is going right now. her performance in hustlers as a stripper who is part ofa hustlers as a stripper who is part of a ring of women who basically drugs meant for their money, i think it isjust filled drugs meant for their money, i think it is just filled with layers. all of the things that we love about jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez 55 performance is unbelievable. it is fully memorable, kind of the j—lo that everybody remembers from years ago, just com pletely remembers from years ago, just completely exploding onto the screen. hustlers is not a great movie

>> jimmy: this is it, this is the peak, being in a martin scorsese movie with robert de niro and al pacino i plug a little thing? >> jimmy: sure. >> a little movie i made on netflix. it's a great little movie, too. "paddleton." >> jimmy: you're a very good actor. i know you don't like admitting that, but it's absolutely true. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: now we've established you're a great actor. what we're going to test now is how great a father you are, okay? because ray's son, matt, works here. he's been working -- >> isn't that acting, too? >> jimmy: your son's been working here for how long, do you snknow? >> five, six years. >> jimmy: i feel like maybe we know him better than you do, okay? >> well, he moved out of the house, so yes. >> jimmy: he did move out of the house and we see him a lot there. do you remember that guy right there? he wears that shirt every day. >> hi, dad. >> jimmy: he's wearing that shirt, i have a blindfold for you. so there's your blindfold. >> what's game. >> jimmy: put the blindfold on. i'm going to bring out four other people who also work on the show,

i'm in a movie with al pacino. >> my parents don't believe i'm in it. [ laughter ] >> they don't?w cool this guy is. >> wow >> look at this. yeah, and man, do you do a a great job? >> thank you >> you hold your own with those -- they are legends. >> yeah, thank you by the way, my mother, she's like that's the way you should dress, not in a red suit. [ laughter ] so - >> you dress like a mob guy. >> a '50s mob guy. my mom wants me to walk around town like that with glasses. >> i couldn't believe it i love this movie. i saw the screener in the theater and you came on and i was like i hope sebastian crushes. i love you as a comedian dramatic you have jokes in there but you have to hold your own with de niro >> it was a big moment for me. i didn't want to disappointment i read somewhere that he had black or brownish hair but he had blonde chest hair. so i died my chest hair blaonde. >> to help your acting >> ehe said listen, you're going to need to take your shirt off, i'd have blonde chest hair >> why would you have to take your shirt off >> my luck, my luck, i don't diet, right? he

once it all finally came together, including al pacino, it was really like a dream come true. >> then premiered friday in limited theaters. it will stream on netflix later this month. >>> let's look at our current air quality. it's good across the north bay, good to moderate, which is still healthy for the rest of us around the bay. we still have that air quality advisory today through the weekend because of the potential for some extra smoke coming down. not a spare the air alert. the greatest concentration of smoke around chico, reading, yucaipa as we head through today, tonight and tomorrow. just a bit of smokiness in the air, that's the reason why. >>> good morning. starting off with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, things are moving smooth think there. it's packing up at the bay bridge toll plaza, if you're headed that direction. also here's the good news, once you get over that, you head on to the bay bridge, things are looking nice this wednesday morning. hitting you with the drive times, albany to the maze, 4 minutes. fremont to san jose, 13 minutes. highway 101

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so this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert de niro, al pacino, so big stars. pesci would‘ve played in a previous incarnation. the thing there‘s been a lot of talk is that the film uses digital de—ageing technology, because we see the characters go from the 19405 through to... and there‘s lots of question about, you know, is it distracting? i have to say, i didn‘t think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. 0h, weird! yeah. but in a 3.5—hour movie, for that to only be occasionally distracting is actually pretty good. and the fact of the matter is it‘s a very interesting story, it‘s well told, there‘s real film—making brio, it has a terrific soundtrack, there are, you know, the performances are all solidly good and it does — i mean, it takes full advantage of the fact that it‘s a netflix film, therefore it‘s 3.5 hours long, which is the probably thing that will make a lot of people think "you know what? i will stay in and watch this at home." but i watched it in the cinema, and the 3.

if not al pacino, i would say willem dafoe in the lighthouse is bonkers and fantastic. we were talking about jennifer lopez as a potential oscar nominee, but it seems like that's definitely the way it's going right now. her performance in hustlers as a stripper who is part of a ring of women who basically drug men for their money, i think it's just filled with layers. all of the things that we love about jennifer lopez as a performer. jennifer lopez's performance is unbelievable. it's fully memorable, kind of the j—lo that everybody remembers from years ago, just completely exploding onto the screen. hustlers is not a great movie. it is a very fun movie, and the reason it is fun is because ofjennifer lopez. she plays a stripper with a heart of gold. she really owns the movie in the way that you want a great actor to own a movie. she makes it thrilling. i think zhao shuzhen in the farewell stands a good chance. she's pretty wonderful. i would love to see her in the mix. obviously this would be a great year to see jennifer lopez in hustlers get in there. i think a lot of

martin scorsese's latest feature film the irishman it might still heavy weights light robert deniro al pacino and joe pesci but the film had a limited release in theaterers ad on wednesday it will be available on netflix streaming joint produced the f film off to other studiosos. t tend to dired down onto francis reports. any moving violations. . a mafiaa sa withth a star stutued cast with the irishman netflix's doing what hollywood studios what if. he's call. after preremieres in selected cities martin scorsese's latest film arrives for all of netflix's one hundred and fifty million subscribers to stream scorsese rejected by majojor stutudios wt where the moneyey was the irishman cost nearly one hundred and forty five million euros to make. for its part netflix is banking on a anotherr oscar success presenting the film in a few selected theaters as required by the academy's rules. earlier this year netflix scored oscar wins and a nomination for best picture with alfonso crohn's roma. hi nice t to meet you with the irih and netflix is hoping to make history as the first dreaming film to take

and also, this is -- it's so hard to imagine that this is your first time working with al pacino. >> ppola introduced me to him. but then al did godfather 1, then godfather 2, and he's in with lumet and sidney pollack and he's like in the stratosphere. i was still making films with my friends, bob and harvey and a couple of people. he was not within my reach any longer and he started working with depalma a lot. >> idea that no one's -- everyone's in your reach. i mean, really. >> so what happens is that finally we get together on this project and bob said al will play jimmy hoffa. i said okay. so we met with al. this is about nine years ago. and we talked to him about it. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. we talked to him about it. and here's the thing. i never worked with al before but diane had worked with him. i asked bob what's it like to work with him? and bob gave me so concise and enlightened a reaction. he said "he's great. you'll see." [ laughter ] i said does he -- "it's al. it's al. it's al." okay. so the big thing was that half the picture takes place when they're younger. by the ti

> reporter: hey there maybe you heard about this de-aging technology he used for robert de niro, al pacinofor the movie "the irishman." netflix is de-aging little italy, taking this neighborhood in new york city back to 1975, to the day after jimmy hoffa disappeared. a big marketing push for "the irishman." it has limited release in movie theaters, doesn't get posted on netflix until the day before thanksgiving netflix is doing this experienti experiential marketing push. they've set up phone booths, branded phone booths if you go in, answer that ringing telephone, it plays a clip from the movie. they have people talking about jimmy hoffa, engaging passers by printed up these newspapers dating back to 1975, where hoffa disappeared. the old cadillacs, you can get in, make a confession. >> want to go for a ride >> let's go for a ride what kinds of questions do you ask in a confession? >> what do you know about jimmy hoffa? >> i know nothing about the disappearance. i know whynetflix is doing this they want tocreate a fun experience, build brand engagement, deep enbrand loyalty. how well they

now he's starring in "the irish man" with robert de niro and al pacino.been a good year to say the least. i spent time in several event recently talking about his career, family, and where it all began. sebastian maniscalco has been steadily gaining fans for years. unbelievable walking through the backstage area of madison square garden with you. now his sharply hilarious observationses about the annoying truths of modern life. >> i've been all over the world, egypt, lebanon, beirut. i've been all over. the security in their airports, unbelievable. all military. neat hats, machine guns. >> reporter: punctuated with his signature bits of physical comedy -- >> have you seen our first line of defense? [ laughter ] you see the first guy they send out? take out your laptop! [ laughter ] >> reporter: had brought him to the very top of the standup world. this is pure standup. you and your ideas, selling out this place. almost 20,000 people. chico was that feel like watching michael jordan in the playoff games in the -- the knicks playing on the floor here. you k

. >> robert de niro, al pacino and joe pesky star in an epic saga of organized crime in postwar americaan who is a hustler and a hitman and worked alongside some of the most notorious figures of the 20th century. the irishman is playing in select theaters and premieres november 27 on netflix. >>> when the 49ers play the seahawks next monday night they will be a little healthier. marker tell us who will be returning to the field for the divisional matchup. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> the 49ers play the seahawks and russell wilson next monday. they are getting three good players back. >> it seems like over the last couple years all we do is talk about injuries. whether it is the warriors, 49ers whatever. it is nice to be able to talk about a team on the mend and that would d

that's what i'm saying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did a play -- what year was the play you did with al pacino>> that was like 2002 or 2003. >> jimmy: and it was an unbelievable cast. >> oh, dude. it had billy crudup, paul giamatti, chaz palminteri, steve buscemi, charles durning and like me. >> jimmy: eight of the greatest actors in the world. >> absolutely incredible. we had two months of rehearsal for like a four-week run. al and i got to know each other by playing chess together. he brought a chess board, and he's like, do you play? i'm like yeah, i play -- let's go. and we're playing. and he like talks crap while you're playing. i wouldn't do that! [ laughter ] and i was like, all right. but i beat him five times. and he won three times. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, so you took -- >> represented. yeah, but we had so much fun, man. he would tell all these stories about old hollywood. some pg-13, some rated r. i let him share with you when he comes for the -- but he's a hoot. >> jimmy: you had a lot of fun with him. >> had a blast. >> jimmy: he's a lot of fun, right? you would neve

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so this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert de niro, al pacino, so big stars.g the kind of movie they made when they were making goodfellas and casino. it's made for netflix, but it has got a brief theatrical window — i think it's 21 days. and it's the story of frank sheeran. it goes over six decades. al pacino plastimmy hoffa, the union leader. joe pesci is playing very, very underplayed. stephen graham is playing the kind of character thatjoe pesci would've played in a previous incarnation. the thing there's been a lot of talk is that the film uses digital de—ageing technology, because we see the characters go from the 1940s through to... and there's lots of question about, you know, is it distracting? i have to say, i didn't think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. oh, weird! yeah. but in a 3.5—hour movie, for that to only be occasionally distracting is actually pretty good. and the fact of the matter is it's a very interesting story, it's well told, there's real film—making br

al pacino and laura dern for "a marriage story."pplause ] >> on the road again. >>> also in movie news, lady gaga returning to the big screen for a juicy role. she'll play patrizia reggiani, nicknamed the black widow whistle-blower she was convicted of orchestrating the assassination of her estranged husband maurizio gucci who ran the gucci fashion empire, a story that dominated headlines in 1995 and caught the eye of oscar winning director ridley scott way back when and they have gave up on it. angelina jolie was once in talks for playing the role but now it's lady gaga. gaga continuing her acting career. >> she is. [ applause ] >> she can do it all. >>> and now to a compelling argument for a long weekend. microsoft testing out a four-day workweek giving all its employees a three-day weekend every week and guess what, one less day but worker productivity jumped by nearly 40%. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is good. >> not only did productivity increase but microsoft reported lower bills in electricity and work supplies like pen an

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al pacino is also in it. they views the tricks of the trade.u can put them in any era and just make them younger again. we could be dad, james dean. you need those the niro genes, he's got strong genes. he doesn't age, he just always looks great. who has seen rosen? i've never watched the whole thing. as soon as that song came, we would say, is going to be in our heads. collected go. you may think the secret would be repetition but in fa ct, secret would be repetition but in fact, what it is is, what it's the pleasure centres in your brain is the element of surprise and so 80,000 calls from 750 songs have been analysed, including knowing me, knowing you. red red wine by ub40, and this one, i never get it right. 0bladi—0blada by the beatles. i thought there was a song that i a lwa ys thought there was a song that i always remember but ijust com pletely always remember but ijust completely forgot. agadoo, where does that sit in the great scheme of wings? it's the second time in a fortnight we talked about agadoo. what about rosen hitting the plea

has anyone ever told you look exactly like al pacino? you know, "scent of a woman"? hoo-ah! hoo-ah!s waiting for that. that's the memorable line from a memorable episode, the soup nazi, with a different accent, of course. the show also invented, i think they did, the fake holiday festivus, and the soup nazi, whose real name is larry thomas, is planning a festivus celebration this year, and he joins us now. sir, welcome to the program. great to see you. >> thanks. good to see you again, man. appreciate this. stuart: first of all, when is the festivus celebration and what is festivus? >> so festivus was a holiday created by george costanza's dad as an alternative to christmas. it's festivus for the rest of us. i usually do get hired to do some kind of event but my wife has a budding company called the mending muse. we have a nigerian pygmy goat and she takes it to goat yoga events, to nursing homes, to all kinds of things. everybody is in love with him so we said how can we like create an event using wally, using festivus. so basically, the big part of the event that i'm excited about

fascinating, i didn't realize that, you yourself, am l pacino and scorsese had not worked together in this way before in. >> no, marty and i talked about also on. >> and even joe pesci coming back, that is pretty exciting. >> well, it was the ideal situation that i felt, we felt, that we could get it. me, joe, al, marty. yeah. >> and people have been obsessing over this is it unaging or deaging that people are talking about? where they took you back in time. >> i guess you call it deaging. marty sort of i think he made up the phrayouth-fication. >> can i get that? that is pretty cool. so tell us about the story. >> it is about -- what happened, just a little back story, we had been working on another project for many years. we wanted to get something going and finally we came up with something about an aging retired hitman from the west coast. and so marty was showing me old films looking for the style that he wanted to do it in. and i said i have to read this book called i heard you paint houses. and it is about a hitman. it will be good for research. and when i read it, i said marty, yyou got to read this because i think this is probabl