he was a cardiology gist and you were afraid. >> you know, after the marlin brando thing, ending with the near suicide, i was very skittish, that is the word. and um, i said something that is very telling in the book about myself, bells and whistles did not happen when i was seeing leonard and i always wanted that and i realized luckily just in time before he felt so discouraged that he was going give up on me, that bells and whistles were not a good thing for me. because that is when i would get in trouble with the wrong kind of man. that was marlin, bells and whistles inc. and i thought okay, i amyous going to have to accept the fact--i am just going have to accept the fact that i have to find a saner and more natural way to be with a man. >> you seem to have defied an lot of the things that are still out there, the sexism is until there, i think. >> for sure. >> ray schism race schism- -racism is still there and ageism. the truth is, it is hard to find grown up women rolls on tv, in movies unless you are the grandmother in the corner. >> yes, and what is interesting too, that my, i

worst favor they called me back to do it favorite costar oh i can't i mean brando i mean bobby dubai and i are we've done five together and we're he's my closest friend and it's always your first impression of los angeles. pastor that's years ago biggest regret. my biggest regret is probably dissing the bill. you have a favorite scene in the godfather one was actually cut in half to one but you know that whole bottle being thing was a scene with bobby and i. but i don't know i like this he went by the water my sister when i came to see i don't know when you beat up the brother i like that very. best advice you ever got. from mel brooks she told me not to run after a bus that was. probably something no one knows about you james this is. a woman at the coalition little kooky cupcake we're back with james caan and now joined by maggie lawson his costar she plays terry jr in back in the game how did you get the part. but i had to i had to read this one a couple times right and we do a couple times i think i read once or twice and then i knew i had this sort of normal audition process and

worst favor they called me back to do it favre costar oh i can't i mean brando i mean bobby the bile and i are we've done five together where he's my closest friend and it's always your first impression of a los angeles. pastor that's years ago biggest regret my biggest regret is probably disinhibition. you have a favorite scene in the godfather one was actually cut in half to one but you know that whole bottle being thing was a scene with bobby and i. but i don't know i like to see what i thought of my sister when i came to see i don't know about when you beat up the brother i like that very. best advice you ever got. from mel brooks she told me not to run after a bust always. and find something no one knows about you james. this is. a woman at the coalition cookies cupcake. we're back with james caan and now joined by maggie lawson his costar she plays terry jr in back in the game how did you get the part. but i had to i had to read this one a couple times right and we do a couple times i think i read once or twice and then i read about you i had this sort of normal audition proces

he said that marlon brando came to him one day and had seen one of his movies.said, kid, you are good. since then, he didn't read nothing. marlon brando told me that i was a good actor and if he said that to me, i haven't had to read or listen to what nobody says. approval you have received over the years, is that all you needed to hear. we have a song called "digging on james brown." we did a show with james brown, actually several. said, i really like that james brown song. we thought maybe, we will see you in court. he liked it and that meant a lot to me. >> we headlined a weekend at the fillmore auditorium. we were having this feud with bill graham. it shows you how great he was. -- way toe best actor open up. we were really hitting it hard. we are playing and the fourth was standing in the doorway of the dressing room. aretha was wearing the tight white dress and the turbine. she is trying to get out of the way, but there were people here ri. -- here. we are nose to nose and she says, tower of power. my favorite band. i just about melted. tavis: when the qu

there is a movie of marlon brando. but i must say, i remember it was a time in the 1960's, it was some boy from the suburbs. i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris b

brando start out like -- [ imitating brando ] "michael, i always wanted this for you.p becoming muhammad ali. [ lahter ] itas like this -- [ imating ali ] "michael, want this for you. i wanted to be the greatest of all time." [ laughter and applause ] >>immy: so what was "t godfathe ended up as the greatest of altime. >> and you'dever know. you never know >> jimmy: that's t way to do it. "still foolin' 'em" is the name of theook. that's something y say, right? >> it is something i've said right bere i go on. it's that last look in the mirror. stilfoolin' 'em. still getting away with this stuff. >> jimmy: doou think you're getting away wh something? >> don't you always feel le you are? >> jimmy: do, but yeah. [ laughter ] >> ion't want to say that, because that'll catch up tme in seplace. >> jimmy: no, no. i think i deserve to bhere. >> it was not thoriginal name of the book. >> jimmy: what was the original name? >> "man tits." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: billy, no. i'm learning lot about you. [ talking over each other ] >> thought it was a fuy idea. because, listen. u're wa

>> tim: tim brando in new york with this "liberty mutual insurance update." drive for arkansas to open this game on senior day but brandon allen got hirt. enter a.j. derby. tipped ball intercepted by casanova mckenzie for the tigers. this one got a little chippy earlier in the week when bret bielema had problems with the film exchange. verne, back to you. >> verne: that's one of the great names in college ball. casanova mckenzie. right up there with bacardi rambo and barkevious mingo. spots gurley over the -- murray spots gurley over the middle. arthur lynch. he has one touchdown toss today. goes deep left side. that set up a field goal at the end of the half. and now murray and the georgia offense. they've run five plays in this quarter. >> gary: lucky he held onto it. that is the cornerback's job and loucheiz purifoy makes the play. that's the first thing you have to do when you're running a play action pass is make sure that blind corner to the short side of the field is not in a position to blitz. who's got this guy? they're talking to artie lynch. should

for aaron taylor, kristina akra, tim brando, tomorrow the greatest iron bowl you will ever see with themost at stake in my lifetime. number one, alabama. number four, auburn. in the iron bowl. verne lundquist, gary danielson and tracy wolfson will have it. this has been a presentation of cbs sports. we'll send you to adam zucker and "the jeep post game show" in a moment. what a thanksgiving holiday it's been for us in baton rouge. hope you enjoyed it. the boot is comfortable in b.r., adam and the guys after this break. she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? muh-puh-guh's? me-me, em-puh-guh's? em-puh-guh's? i don't know what that stands... i mean, you don't need 25 of anything. unless it's a euphemism for babes. [ laughs ] then...then it's not enough. ♪ and he's got to have the best, so we need to stay focused. james, you're my rock, can you keep it together? ♪ sally, look at me. i need you to step it up, okay? we don't want the petting zoo all over again. i can't make any promises. ♪ wow. i never doubted you guys for a second. [ male announcer ] at&t makes you the he

. >> tim: for aaron taylor and kristina akra, tim brando saying so long from college station, our final score 51-41. coming up, l.s.u.-alabama, game two of our double header. this has been a presentation of cbs sports. now let's go to adam zucker with "the jeep post-game show." and there was something to be found in everything. and little by little, it changed. people told you things. but wait, there's more. where to go, what to do, what not to do. little by little, the world started to feel smaller. only it isn't. you're still here. and you're still you. the horizons haven't gone anywhere and the tools you need are right here. so you can throw yourself at the world, headfirst. again. introducing the all new jeep cherokee. ♪ i feel like i have to come up with new words to describe it. right, yeah! my island fire spicy chicken is uh, "spice-dictive." addictively spicy. cool! i like that. yeah. you're "thrill-ed." that's a word though. you're "thrill" and "duh." yeah, maybe you should stick to "spice-dictive." what does that mean? [ male announcer ] they're simply spice-dictive. the origi

marlon brando. >> ¿todavÍa te ries?con mis oraciones ♪. ♪ que en su soledad la espuma cree ilusiones ♪. ♪ que le acaricien el alma serena del sol ♪. ♪ el niÑo que vino del mar . ♪ entre tormentas puede navegar ♪. ♪ puedes remar contra marea, pequeÑo ♪. ♪ tira las redes de tu alma y pesca el amor ♪. ♪ en el fondo del mar . ♪. >> todas tienen un detalle. (risas). >> no hay cuÁl elegir. >> sÍ. la que mÁs te guste pilarcita. recuerda que apenas tenemos tiempo de mandarlas a toda tu familia en espaÑa, eh. >> ay sÍ, si. >> mi amor. >> cuento los minutos para estar contigo para siempre. >> estoy esperando tu respuesta. ¿cuÁndo quieres que nos casemos? >> mi vida es que ... >> ya le hemos dado muchas vueltas a todo esto. te noto insegura. >> ¿cÓmo puedes decir eso? ¿no te das cuenta que eres lo que mÁs me importa? te amo, te amo y nunca me cansarÉ de repetÍrtelo. >> demuÉstramelo. >> ¿y cÓmo quiere usted que se lo demuestre, seÑor rodrÍguez cÁceres de rivera? >> huyamos de aquÍ sin que nadie nos vea, en un caballo blanco con gr

movie star you never had any crush on what keeps you up at night what keeps me up i analyze my work brando a musician your fans would be surprise you listen to a lot the arctic monkeys favorite thing about los angeles sunshine good s. if you could live anywhere else where would it be if i could live anywhere else anywhere in the world i go desert island i would figure that from you. if you were in a musician what would you be. i'd like to be i would have liked to have been a place of. share your amazing young lady you're going to be a tremendous hit thank you thank you thanks to our guest cher live and let god for her album sorry i'm late it will be early next year little boy. but you'll love it and you can find me on twitter at kings things will see you next time. look. it was a probably very hard to make i. want to get here. by having that back with her make sure nobody's. going to pay for. approval. yes i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the why it was gr

. >> we are getting egg brando, up look at before and after images of the philippines. >> align >> you can see the entire shoreline here is transformed. big clusters of homes wiped out. the only thing that looks the same in this picture is the white circular == large areas of farmland affected. == what was once green grass and green trees.not sand from the sea.and debris from >> new tonight at 8:00 p.m.. it's the outpouring of support for those in the philippines has been mass of nationally and here in the bay area. off tonight kron4 dan, and spoke to some of those who are trying to make a difference. >> we're trying to offer food, clothing and medical. inside of this community center volunteers who parents still live in the philippines but survived are tried and have numerous fund raisers to take place in the bay area over the next few weeks. >> the only concern is that when things happen, people can respond and deliver aid if needed. >> down the street in daly city, they are still in giving. >> it is heartbreaking to see this situation. he stopped by just to send some cash to the vic

. >> with a little marlin brando in there. >> i got home and still under the influence of the very powerfulg it and i'm like i had the worst dream and then i hear you've got mail. and i was like oh god. >> you're still on aol? how about that? [ applause ] >> and that was the most revealing part of the interview. >> is it true that you spent a year living at john goodman's house? >> yeah. >> did he -- >> you didn't do that? >> i spent a little of time with john. i never moved in with him. was john living in the house at this time? >> yeah, yeah, oh yeah. >> did john invite you to live in his house? >> i was there for a year. it wasn't supposed to be like a year. it was supposed to be like a weekend. somehow would hustle myself one or two days at a time and the days really add up and before i knew it -- >> there were 30. >> i was a fixture in the corner of the house. >> did you have a room? or a few on the. >> one of the main bedrooms. i got a little corner and we had a great time watching movies. >> so you would hang out? >> yeah, yeah. we would watch games, baseball, everything. >> were you

if you think about nicholson and brando and chaplain, they went beyond simply being actors. >> you'reexactly right. so what i guess i'm trying to do is a way of using not only the fact they're acting but everything that they stand for as forms. as generators of power and meaning that you can just say chaplain and it already resonates a lot of different things. daniel day-louis stands for discipline, character, disappearing into the roles and you get this amalgamation of all the roles he's played already. when you say the name all the roles kind of flow through your head already so if i put them the book, a lot of work is already done just by saying that name. and i like that. i like being able to evoke some of their power just by saying their name. >> rose: let' talk about directing. you think directing is ar a more interesting form for you than acting? it's control, it's collaborative? >> yes, you're right. >> rose: well, you've said it. i'm simply saying what you've said. >> that's not to say that i don't still get a lot out of acting. but what i've found-- and here's one of the thi

probably just coincidence. 2011 -- >> i think brando's curts said apocolypse now, sell the house, the home, the kids. >> yeah. that's true. >> i wouldn't get much for mine. >> you know, if i could respond to steve's comment about something that could change next year and i really think if money velocity turns up, that's going to totally change the national conversation in this country around the fed. it won't just be, you know, how much longer before they start tightening, it will be how fast can they start to liquidate their excess bank reserves. i think that could be a big change next year. i think that's got some odds of occurring and that would mean interest rates go up a lot in the bond market, and probably we have some pe contraction in the last half of the year. >> you believe if we get any kind of correction and whatever the trigger is we just don't know, but whatever the correction is, it's not going to be deep and terrifying. it's just going to be short and shallow, in which case would you see it as a buying opportunity? >> our investors we think the corrections will be shor

(laughs) i've worked with defear roe and brando and ma chino and that's made me feel lucky but the films have never meant a lot to me. >> i'm not much good in them. i feel i'm happier on the stage when i stand there. >> rose: why is that? >> i don't know, i don't know. i get really frightened when the camera's there. >> and the audience makes you better, too? >> yeah, the audience makes you better. >> i'm like michael, i'm much more frightened doing films and the theater. i don't feel totally at home on camera. >> it's because you make a film you're making a mosaic. you just do hundreds of tiny little bits and somebody in the end is going to place all those tiny little bits into a picture. when you're doing a play you're doing something laterally. you're doing the whole thing a bit better and then the whole thing a bit better so you're in control of your interpretation, you here in control of the structure. and a film you're not. >> it's like a machine that just carries on. it doesn't stop, no one can stop it. no director can stop it. it's running there on the stage. >> rose: you once sa

movie star you never had any crush on what keeps you up at night what keeps me up i analyze my work brando a musician your fans would be surprise you listen to a lot the arctic monkeys favorite thing about los angeles sunshine good and if you could live anywhere else where would it be if i could live anywhere else anywhere in the world when i go desert island i would figure that from you. if you weren't a musician what would you be. i'd like to be i would have liked to have been at play so. share your amazing young lady you're going to be a tremendous hit thank you thank you thanks to our guest cher live and look out for her album sorry i'm late it will be early next year a little late. but you'll love it and you can find me on twitter at kings things will see that stuff. plus time of the new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news we need. alexander's family cry tears of joy great things rather than. get a quart of wall around online is a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. one of the y

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