speed we'll see bjorn kind of minor in his own wheelchair stunt. company exiled following him to napoleon's of footsteps on the island of elba. the dutch city of a was overrun by giants last weekend now they were part of a production by the french street theatre group royal de luxe the event was a three day interactive experience involving a pub a girl in search of her father or participants on the streets helped her in her search in a way of course were also on hand for the action and to see if the story had a happy ending. a little girl looking for half father. he's not really hard to miss standing and eleven meters tall and wearing a diving suit. still she wanders through the streets of new arden. i think it's magic yes yes it's a great mystery and that's it show huge it's amazing how yeah they get the mold to sing out in syria i love to see if it makes me feel like a little child again i think it's really a fairy tale. why is she looking for her father. and what does that have to do with this. morning and the father was to the sleep with a busy

. >> but, you know, benny who -- benny and bjorn are wonderful guys. [ laughter ] that's just -- already, that's fun. but, abba is legendary. >> legendary. legendary. >> jimmy: and do you remember -- tell the story about the first time that you got to see the screening of the movie and to see yourself singing on film. and you know what i'm talking about. >> so, yes. barbra streisand is a friend. she lives in the same community. >> jimmy: barbra streisand, wow. >> we thought we'd show it to barbra. she wanted to see it. so, we went over to her house and put the movie on. and she said, "come sit beside me, darling." so, i sat beside her and i'm watching the "oh, my god. what am i doing? showing this to barbra streisand." the movie finished and she said, "that was absolutely wonderful, darling." i said, "thank you so much." ma. [ laughter ] she just said, "oh, sammy, are you all right?" i said, "but, barbra, he just bit me." >> jimmy: is sammy all right? yeah, i'm the one bleeding. yeah, i mean -- >> exactly. >> jimmy: sammy's fine. the dog did not like y

you puld together bjorn and incredible group of actors. for folks who are see this movie, help us understand when st iets about. one way, it is about a writer who receive the nobel prize in literature. and as he goes to stockholm to receive that prize. but at the same time, it is also the wife and how it was earlier in the late '50s and early '60s. so suddenly things that we see in the film is not so easy just to get the prize, to receive that prize. it is also something is hidden there. there is a secret tha will be released during the process. and christian plays the character that goes after that. >> i'm a journalist, yeah, i play -- >> i was going to say the villain sort of, but journal itist definite definitely. >> you could classify him as that, but you to a certain degree, not give anything away, i kind of feel like this guy of -- thi is the g trying to push glenn cle's character to acknowledge the role that she has played in her's husba life. so to a certain degree, i admire that character. >> i was going to ask, obviously you have

young man who knows what it's like to overcome obstacles at the age of nineteen a car accident cost bjorn patrick meyer a part of his leg but that didn't stop him from pursuing sports with a passion now at thirty three meyer is a wheelchair skater athlete competing in events all over europe we caught up with him at a skate park and how mark. overcoming limitations starts in the mind. to run patrick meyer is one of germany's leading wheelchair skaters but today he's struggling to reach the top of the half pike. i can't get as high as i want to. wheelchair skating is a relatively new discipline it began at the start of the millennium in the us the thirty three year old has been a serious wheelchair skater for four years and is passionate about the sport skating skating is a very free thing you don't go by rules but my feeling is. it's true to life it's fun and liberating five. that some things young patrick particularly treasures at the age of nineteen he was involved in a serious car accident he spent months in a coma his right leg was amputated above the knee but he refused to give up wat

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