. >> rose: we conclude with carey mulligan. her play is called "skylight" on broad way now and her new film is "far from the madding crowd." >> she's a mistress of her own property, owns her own land, she's not interested in being married. all the things you imagine when you read a great piece of victorian literature is a girl looking for a husband and that's where the story -- with our story, we start with the character who turns down a proposal of marriage from an eligible man and that her journey, that's not what she's looking for in her life in the beginning, and i was so joined to that and the idea of working with her. >> rose: carey mulligan when we continue. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the great jim parsons is here. he is a four-time emmy award-winning actor. he is star of cbs's hit comedy "the big bang theory," the highest rated comedy on television and

. >> he's a businessman who reconnects with his former mistress and employee played by carey mulliganony nominee. >> also i love because your wife discovered buy sleeping with you over six years. >> that as well. >> why do you see in him that makes you want to do this play every night? >> it's a very good part. it exercises you. not that i'm one given -- if anybody mentions the word challenge, i usually call a cab. it must be a challenge yeah, right. it is challenging. you get to run the gamut. >> on stage nighy and mulligan argue pea bouter. >> you're dish from everybody else in this part of town? >> what's that? >> you're the only one who's fought so fard to get into it. >> his energy works with an audience in a way that i never really kind of got. understood before. he's able to understand what an audience is sort of tuning into and what they're not. >> thank you that's very kind. >> today at 64, bill nighy is known for his elegant manners and depoke suits. we need to take a look at this because i didn't notice so much -- >> check me out. >> so much. >> see what i'm saying. there i