i got this call and a few weeks later i found myself onset with anthony hopkins playing my husband. and being directed by woody and it was -- it was scary and unnerving. he doesn't give an awful lot of direction and he also -- there is a difference -- i only learned this recently. between the american use of quite. if you say something is quite good, you mean that is rather good. if we say something is quite good, we mean all right. he kept saying to me that was quite good. i'm like wait a second. i've got a lot more ideas. he would be like relax. it was quite good. i would be like listen, woody. he would be you're quite good but so neurootsic. i'm like are you kid mega? i'm being -- you quite good. i would be woody, i'm so sorry for always coming and pestering you. i'm nervous and i want to make sure i do a good job. he looked at me and said don't worry at all. i thought he was ignoring me. he goes you know, i'm not ignoring you. i'm a little deaf and i have this hearing aid and he takes it out of his box and shows it to me. he goes every time you are talking to me, i just turn it

>> you have anthony hopkins, a fantastic shakespearean actor remain -- bringing tremendous brought the cost of the role of the open. -- of odin. when he says -- i cast you out -- you feel the high stakes. at the center of the story, a troubled royal family with the fates of many other people's dependent on how they get on, that little connection between the personal and public lives of a powerful people is a shakespearean theme. he was always fascinated by what goes on behind closed doors in the lives of the rich and powerful. to me it gave an lot of backbone to a story that had a lot of humor. it was well known, contemporary, direct and different. this bit of the story was a useful connection to me for something that was unfamiliar. >> are there different parallels between what we appreciate about the work of shakespeare and the storyt line thehor"? >> when you look at the reckless use of the henry the fourth place, he drinks too much and stays out late, his judgment is suspect. in this story, all of that applies to thor. in henry rowe and five, the assumptions of responsible leadersh

and so they said, "well, you can't commute, you know, like robert redford or anthony hopkins. you have to come to hollywood." so like a fool, and i'm a risk-taker so i came to hollywood. >> hinojosa: so even... because what people don't know about you is that you have this extraordinary career in the theater, and then you... you know, you make this hollywood movie. it's something of a hit. but you basically say, "okay, now i'm going to move to hollywood"? >> yeah. >> hinojosa: wow. and how did it go? >> well, you know, i could, you know, be a total failure, but the minute i arrived, somebody gave me a huge television series, okay? pilot, one hour. >> hinojosa: okay. >> what is it? i remember. the guy who made magnum... >> hinojosa: p.i. >> huge, you know? and i didn't to go and see the suits, you know? >> hinojosa: you call them the suits? >> all the people that, you know, you have to go through to get a television series. so i thought that every actor gets a television series. >> hinojosa: just by arriving in hollywood? >> like, you know, that they... yeah, if they like you.

. >> it turns out there is a jeffery hopkins but what about his son zachary? >> do you know casey anthony? >> i do. >> when did you first meet her? >> probably middle school. >> would y how would you charac your relationship? >> acquaintances. >> were you ever friends? >> not good friends. >> did you ever introduce her to a woman named zonita gonzalez? >> i did not. >> did you ever use her as a nanny? >> no, sir. >> do you have any children? >> no, sir. >> there is no zac. the nation's most famous nanny? >> what did she tell you about zahn knee the nanny? >> she didn't call her zahny the nanny. she called her zahny. she said it was jeff's girlfriend and they lived in the same apartment complex and jeff pretty much offered zahny up as an extra person if casey ever needed a baby-sitter. >> you had no idea that zahny was not a real person? >> no, i did not. >> to the original lie the accused uses rich detail to give life to her cast of characters spinning and spinning and i am pro advisi -- improvising. where should we look to find these people? here, there and every where. >> i need a poten