because i have to be sure. >> beatty himself was raised southern baptist in virginia. before coming to hollywood in the late 1950s. >> one of the characters in the movie says once you have been you are growing up? >> ta >> i don't want to pontificate on your show about this. because you are editing. i'm not. and so -- i want to be very clear about what i say. and i have learned in my long period of being famous, or well known. >> famous. >> i have learned that i -- that i -- if i want to say something i should say it myself. >> especially when it comes to his new movie. >> at first my thought is that it was a movie, mainly about howard hughes. then my own self obsession took over. i thought, no, no. this its what i am more, as interested in, is what, was hollywood like when i came here. >> beatty's howard hughes is a man obsessed with his privacy. >> yes. >> never trust anybody. >> he very much wanted to stay out of sight. and he -- he was very interested in controlling the image of how he was seen. now, i see a look on your face and you are going to say how was that i

warren beatty is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he has a big, new movie called "rules don't apply," and a bunch of amazing stories. we'll be talking to him. plus, she's getting a ton of oscar buzz for her role in the film "moonlight," naomie harris is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] released a new memoir, called "testimony." robbie robertson is here tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's my man! the band! he's the best. he's the best. also, performing his hit single "caroline," we have music from amine, everybody. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] amine. yesterday, we had a fun show. i did a -- i did the muff of truth with andy cohen and, you know, a so, we had -- [ laughter ] so we had our hands -- >> steve: yeah, sure. >> jimmy: it's called the muff of truth, you put your hands in the muff. and you shake each other's hands. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: and things heat up and you have to just make a a confession of something that you would never say. it's a bonding moment.

that's why i am such a bad >> warren beatty has a movie to promote. so here we are. in rules don't apply, he plays the famously secretive billionaire, howard hughes. >> have you heard from people that i am crazy. though the film centers on an aspiring actress from virginia, and her driver, both church-going, small towners. who struggle to keep their religious values intact in 1958 hollywood. she still believ have been intimate or gone all the way with a person that, in the eyes of god, you are committed to that person. for the rest of your life. >> i agree with sarah. that's why i have never didn't. that they why i am waiting. because i have to be sure. >> beatty himself was raised southern baptist in virginia. before coming to hollywood in the late 1950s. >> one of the characters in the movie says once you have been intimate, you are married. you are growing up? >> ta >> i don't want to pontificate on your show about this. because you are editing. i'm not. and so -- i want to be very clear about what i say. and i have learned in my long period of being famous, or we

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hi, it's warren beatty. talk, talk, talk. we talked a long time. he was so charming, so nice, i was talking to warren beatty, i was so happy. he never brought up the movie but it was a great talk. [ laughter ] he said, i have to go, can i call you next week? i said, yes. next week, another talk, nice and then another one maybe, and then, do you ever come to l.a.? and i did come to l.a., this is where i live. i go up to the house, and i ring bell, he answers, warren beatty, you know, white shirt, white pants, good humor man but very beautiful. beautifully tailored. and we sat, where do we have dinner? should we eat out, should we eat here? i don't know. that went on a long time. [ laughter ] until annette bening was just eat here, and gave us pasta. not in an angry way -- >> jimmy: probably heard this before? >> i guess so. >> jimmy: right. >> then finally after we ate and talked some more he said, i'm doing a movie and i'd like you to be in it. i thought he'd say, read scenes with me. he said, do you want to be in it? i said, sure, of course i want

. >> it's hard to believe that warren beatty has been a leading man for more than half a century. >> you don't look like you're 79. >> i feel like it. >> you get out of bed. >> i get into bed easy. get out of bed easy. >> this is what gets him out of bed now. >> have you heard from people that i'm crazy? >> the life and loves of warren beatty ahead this "sunday morning." >> what does it take to get a classic world war ii aircraft up in the air. for starters a dedicated champion like the man our lee cowan found. >> sat in a bone yard almost 50 years. survivor of the greatest generation that seemed to deserve a better end than this. against all odds. it got work. >> let me tell you it was worth all of the effort. >> it's up! >> the man that made history fly again. later on "sunday morning." >> michelle miller catches up with talk show host trevor noah, chef bobby flay takes us to classic american diners. steve hartman has the tale of surprise package for our time. and more. first, the headlines for this "sunday morning" the 13th of november, 2016. a strong earthquake rocked new zealand

and later, hollywood legend warren beatty.alks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >> pauley: say the word album in connection with sir elton john, your first thought is of the dozens of music albums he's released over the years. a collection anthony mason is about show share with us. >> nearly 200 photographs went on display at london's tate modern this past week. the pictures in the radical eye, an exhibition of pie nearing images from the 1920s to '50s all came from the collection of one man. sir elton john. >> this is a man ray. i love this. >> he began to build his collection 25 years ago. >> that's the right way to hang it. >> now considered one of the most important in the world. how many photographs do you have? >> probably near eight now, 8,

>> the life and loves of warren beatty ahead this "sunday morning." in the air. for starters a dedicated champion like the man our lee cowan found. >> sat in a bone yard almost 50 years. survivor of the greatest generation that seemed to deserve a better end than this. against all odds. it got work. >> let me tell you it was worth all of the effort. >> i >> the man that made history fly again. later on "sunday morning." >> michelle miller catches up with talk show host trevor noah, chef bobby flay takes us to classic american diners. steve hartman has the tale of surprise package for our time. and more. first, the headlines for this "sunday morning" the 13th of november, 2016. zealand. the 7.8 magnitude quake was centered just north of christ church, it caused damage more than a hundred miles away and triggered tsunami that hit new zealand's south island. on a campaign donors hillary clinton blamed the fbi decision to revive its probe into her e-mail accounts in october as the reason why she lost the white house bid to donald trump. there were anti-trump demonstr

beatty: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members be given five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and add any extraneous materials relevant to the subject matter of the discussion. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. beatty: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this evening along with my co-anchor of the congressional black caucus this special order hour with my classmate and my colleague, congressman hakeem jeffries, from the eighth district of new york. it is an honor for me to stand here and be a co-anchor with him. tonight's topic, mr. speaker, is the congressional black caucus' special order hour " titled, "unfinished business congressional black caucus to our republican leadership, do your job. as the congressional black caucus comes to the house floor this evening, as voices to be heard on unfinished congressional business. let me pause for a moment first to pay respect to gwen ifill who passed earlier today. ms. ifill phil, an award-winning television journalis

warren beatty, that's a good movie. i have to say i was wondering because warren beatty still has it. that movie, it's great. you'll be happy. when you get to the premiere, i think. >> i'm very excited. >> jimmy: did he call you, say, hey, i'd love you to be in the film? >> yeah, more or less. he -- what happened was my agent called me -- i was walking again on 5th avenue. >> jimmy: we need to get you a treadmill. [ laughter ] >> i don't need it, i just he said, warren beatty wants to call you about a movie he's never going to make, so don't worry about it, but talk to him anyway. i called. hello? hi, it's warren beatty. talk, talk, talk. we talked a long time. he was so charming, so nice, i was talking to warren beatty, i was so happy. he never brought up the movie but it was a great talk. [ laughter ] he said, i have to go, can i call you next week? i said, yes. next week, another talk, nice talk, nothing about the movie. and then another one maybe, and then, do you ever come to l.a.? and i did come to l.a., this is w

>> jimmy: warren beatty. >> exactly.things that he ate and drank. so her fridge was fully stocked full of warren beatty's favorites. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a little stalkerie, yeah. >> okay, we just wanted to you now -- she was like anything i can do to help you get the part. you know. and i was like, okay, i don't think a soda's going to help, but -- [ laughter ] you never know in this day and age. >> jimmy: you never know. yeah, you never know. >> a fresca or coke could really seal the deal. so, he gets there. and we sit down. he's like, do you want anything to eat or drink? and he's like just a bottle of water. [ laughter ] she's like, nothing? and she lists off everything. >> jimmy: how about i call fresca. maybe that will do the trick. >> and he just, he just -- you know, he just didn't even ever touch the water bottle, so. >> jimmy: was it worth all that food? >> all of that food is still in there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly, you framed it. but congrats on the film. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's such a giant fil

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i have to be sure. >> beatty himselfas? raised the late '50s. one of the characters in the movie says "once you've been intimate, you're married." was that your understanding when you were growing up? >> i would say that as a teenager i was -- all over the lot. i didn't know for sure what i felt about all of those things. >> i don't want to pontificate on your show. about this. cause you're editing and i'm not. abt what i say.o be very clear and i have learned in my own period o being -- what's the word, famous or well-known? >> yeah, famous. >> i have learned that i -- i -- if i want to say something i >> at first thohat ug t was a movie, mainlyoward hughes. then my own self obsession took over i thought, no, no, this is -- what i'm more -- as interested is in what was hollywood likehen i came he. >> beas hard hu is a man obsessed with his privacy. >> may i give you some advise? >> yes. >> never trust anybody. he very mh wanted to stay out of sight. and h he was very interested in controlling the image of -- how he was seen. now i see a look on

it was so strange. >> jimmy: how is warren beatty? he's a pretty intimidating guy when you meet him. >> yeah. but then, he's -- he's going to be on here in a couple of weeks, right? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> yeah, so you'll be intimidated. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> no, but he's so warm. i mean, the way that it all happened is i was in hair and makeup at my apartment getting ready for a premiere for "mortal instruments." and my agent called me and said warren beatty wants you to call him at home right now. and i was like, what are you talk -- like what are you talking about? he gave me a phone number and i called it. and warren beatty picks up the phone, and said, i told you to never to call my house. i was like -- thought it was a a joke. i could not figure out what this was. and he goes, i'm just kidding, lily. what's going on? [ laughter ] >> i was like, oh, my god! what is this? and so he's like i have to -- >> jimmy: i would have freaked out. >> i freaked out. he's like, i have to meet with you. and i said well, i'm sor

warren beatty's hollywood. warren beatty's old hollywood or old warren beatty's hollywood. tell me about warren beat old hollywood. >> i think old warren beatty's hollywood, i was impressed and i was -- you know, i was kind of young. i got lucky. >> several times from what i heard. >> oh, no, don't go there. but i had a great director on the first movie i did, kazan. not only did i pick up a lot about directing, i picked up a i went out there, i was very lucky to be kind of welcomed by some people that might seem from another time. >> so as a guy who's in the later part of his 70s, what do you want your role to be in the business now, in hollywood now, i don't mean in a movie role, in the larger community of hollywood? >> i always have an idea in the back of my mind, and i always try toid but i'm leading a very nice life with my marriage and my children. >> you can't talk about where you are in live now without talking about annette. this is the first time i think you direct her in a movie, is that true? >> it's the first time i've directed her, yeah. it's not the first tim