>> donald fischer, bobby trump. >> jimmy: people will see that. did you stay in character in that kind of a -- >> you know you know, i think i don't stay in character. then my wife always tells me stories of how the children are -- in this case, they came to visit me, i was in montreal making the film. and apparently they were spooked by me and wanted to leave montreal. >> jimmy: it's really a great excuse to use in general. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: if you're misbehaving. sorry, i'm in character. >> what do you want me to do? this is my profession. >> jimmy: well, i tell you what it's such an interesting story, it really is. you are a -- do you play chess? are you a chess player? >> well -- i learned enough about chess during the making of this film to dissuede me from playing inging chess. >> jimmy: i see. >> i realize it takes a lot of work to be any good. >> jimmy: you went to silicon valley and did a screening of this movie with the current world chess champion? >> correct. >> jimmy: who is the current champion? >>ing magnus carlson and he's rea

tobycguire stars as chess prodigy bobby fischer set to play the reigning world champion soviet borisky, playedly leave swrib ir. their battle was dubbed the match of the century with immense national pride online and the pressures of the game have a noticeable effect on the eccentric american psyche. >> i think that chess dominance problems soviet intellectual superiority over the decadent west. >> i don't care about politics. >> they're using cles to say screw america. >> i'm about the game. two guys on the board. the one makes a move, the other makes a move and that's it. >> i'm a chess fanmyself. i'm also hopelessly patriotic. >> so the reviews are favorable for this one for the most part with andrea chase of killer movie reviews saying it las all the suspense and intrigue of an espionage thriller. peter traverse noting biopics are a dime a dozen but toby mcguire gives such a transforming transformative performance that you're looked. >> up next "the intern." ann lathway plays the founder after a fashion company. she agrees to participate in a community outreach program that helps

this is bobby fischer. this is a story -- it's the chess story. yeah. >> yeah.andmaster chess champion and the most amazing chess player in american history. >> jimmy: yeah. and then, didn't he play the computer, too? >> he did. he beat the computer when the computer wasn't -- >> jimmy: i was up for the computer part. >> oh yeah? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. this is the worst match i have ever played. [ light laughter ] i didn't get it, yeah. the part went to a computer. but this is an interesting story and very intense and tobey maguire is a good actor. >> terrific. yeah. >> jimmy: got to work -- how is your chess game? >> i'm an actor. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're in the show "ray donovan." we're big fans. everyone loves "ray donovan." now, in the show you're in there with katie holmes. we love katie. >> she's great. >> jimmy: but it's fantastic. you got nominated for another emmy, which is great for you also there, buddy. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: we have a clip. here's a sneak peek of liev schreiber in this sunda

he writes a review of a must-see new movie, "the age of bobby fischer.""pawn sacrifice." adam posen with us on a unique economist, ken rogoff. i thought this review was great. the movie is supposed to be stunning. take us back to young ken rogoff. adam: you have to give it to ken. he devoted his teenage years to be as good as he could be in chess, and he wanted to do something more meaningful. become theat has textbook. people talk about the right heart broke off -- the reinhardt rogoff textbook. it defines the economic understanding for graduates. tom: at the highest levels of chess, it speaks to the chess match that we are in now. we are in the game, you have an end of game, and i have no middle game. does janet yellen have a middle game? adam: we are not being sacrificed. it is ok. tom: what is the fed's middle game? adam: the fed does not have a middle game because it really does not matter very much. there is a tension with what is happening on the external side about the rising dollar and the slowing rest of the world, and it is a pretty solid, stea

bobby. >> gill fitzpatrick. >> no, steve fischer, but yeah. >> tell me what you sang, i didn't know the nameears to my eyes young man. >> thank you so much. >> what was the name. >> it was angela weber's set. >> there you are, right there singing. >> you could hear a pin tropical when you were singing, what was going through your mind and here you go to greet pope francis, what was going through your mind right there. >> well, it was definitely surreal. when i was singing, i have a sound for a group before and when i was singing, it echoed every note and it never stopped, every note and it was just an amazing experience. >> to do that acapella with that ring, absolutely amazing. i remember when i was with the philadelphia boys choir, we decided to get as many young people, african-american young men, what got you interested. >> in second grade, i think, one of the music teachers told me that she recommended in me to the keystone state boys choir. >> what do you want to take that into how far. >> i might want to be an opera singer. >> you've got the voice. >> you have a ticket, young man. >>