who's the great, great grandfather of colin firth.hter) >> stephen: are you angling for a knight hood? >> (laughs) no. but then i also mentor people. i'm mentoring ryan reynolds in "the green lantern." >> stephen: are you in "the green lantern?" >> yeah. >> stephen: do you have one of the rings? do you fly around and stuff like that? >> no, i plato ma ray. i'd like to play a character called newt. it's a cool name, don't you think? >> stephen: you could play newt gingrich in the biopick. (laughter) >> not so much him but the only other newt i can think so that young girl... remember the feral girl in "alien?" >> stephen: you could play a feral eight-year-old. you're very... >> (laughs). >> stephen: you've won your tony, your emmy, and your oscar. >> tio. >> and you got theio. why keep acting? it seems like you've won acting? (cheers and applause) you're in it for the awards, right? that's the joy. that and doing these press junkets. (laughter). >> yeah, we can't wait. the moment you get the script from the agent you think "i can't wai

her show is one of the last places on tv where no matter who the celebrity is, whether it's colin firthr katy perp reshe's equally respectful and treats them well. some ways that's a throwback. >> when she actually really likes them or not. recently this season she had rob lowe on. i haven't thought about for years, really. >> he's great on "parks and rec." >> at the interview -- >> very funny. after the interview i was like, i'm going to buy -- i think he's fantastic. >> charlie: oprah and race. change? >> she acknowledges this in interesting ways, again going back to this yamma van zant you see something you're not expecting to see. she says people come up to me why q me why i don't do for more black people. this was example of time when i tried to do something more for black people. and so i think she's been -- she's did can knee in not choosing not trying to choose between, you know, i'm appealing to black viewers or i'm appealing to the mainstream somehow. you don't hear a lot of talk among black viewers that somehow oprah has left them behind or sold them out. it's more like obama