she says expect to see a colin firth like you've never seen before. what does she mean?t the case. >> this is not the case at all. and as you said, we don't know the ending. >> we don't. i mean, the people have asked why do this. we've seen the documentary, read about it, we know the story. i would question that. i said, do you know the story? and i think this is an exploration, i think, beyond just the facts, not just a whodunnit. >> it goes much, much deeper. how does it feel to be back on tv? >> it's strange. i've had an impulse to get back to the long form just because i've watched actors do work which, you know, you can get into the nuances and develop a character over a longer period of time and i've envied that but this is a new world. a little bit out of my depth at times where am i in this long eight-hour thing? so had to adjust to that. >> thing. and on the other side, on the movie side, tell me about "operation mincemeat." i love this name. world war ii. do you play a spy? >> i play a spy. this is also a true story and it's such an implausible notion that this

at the box office you can also see the british film operation minced meat with colin firth in the title role and its plot may seem like a fiction, but this is a historical fact in the forty-third year, the british scouts deceived the german intelligence services by planting false documents on them, according to which the allied forces were supposed to invade to europe via greece and sardinia, while the real target was sicily. this forced hitler to prepare the transfer of reserves, including from the eastern on the eve of the front, the decisive battles near kursk, and finally we will remind you again, and the capture of berlin by the long-awaited end of the war tells a film recreated in 4k format. the release of the director's last assault. front-line soldier yury ozerov was led by the director general of the mosfilm film concern shakhnazarov . i watched the last episode the most, not so long ago i watched it in the hall , i was simply amazed at all, how it is. outstanding from prices. there, the subway flooding scene is a unique amount, in general, only to the world canon, someone who

at the box office you can also see the british film operation minced meat with colin firth in the titleole and its plot may seem like a fiction, but this is a historical fact in the forty-third year, the english scouts deceived the german secret services, having thrown false documents to them, according to which the allied troops were supposed to invade europe through greece and sardinia, while the real goal was sicily. this forced hitler to prepare the transfer of reserves, including from the eastern front, on the eve of the decisive battles near kursk and finally, we recall again , and the capture of berlin by the long-awaited end of the war tells a 4k recreated film. the release of the director's last assault. front-line soldier yuri ozerov led the process of restoration of the painting director general of the film company. mosfilm choir before nazarov in my opinion, the score. it looks very decent looking, like a modern movie from the audience's point of view. i watched the last episode not so long ago, rewatching it in the hall , i was simply amazed in general, how it is. there it

at the box office, you can also see the british film operation minced meat with colin firth in the titlets plot may seem like a fiction, but this is a historical fact in the forty-third year, the british scouts deceived the german intelligence services, throwing falsehoods at them.

. >> jimmy: yeah are you typecast >> yeah, i guess i'm like the colin firth of sci-fi. >> jimmy: that'sr picture of you here is 1994 this is you in a stage production of "star trek." >> yep [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not bad. >> yeah, my little live self >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you remember about this >> yeah, we have great time on that so i was playing sulu, and i think one of the things what you're going to do when you're flying spaceships, you just sort of look off into the middle distance confused of where you're going [ light laughter ] and there was one time they forgot the sound effects, so i had to kind of improvise and, you know - [ whistle "bridge to captain kirk. there appears to be some clingons on uranus," or something like that. >> jimmy: you do that whistle yourself >> the whistle yeah. >> jimmy: it's interesting how you got the role of wong in the first "doctor strange" movie you kind of manifested it. >> well, as you were saying, i was doing the film "the martian," with my good friend, chiwetel ejiofor >> jimmy: yeah >> and you know, you're ha

so "the king's speech" stars colin firth, an oscar winning film all about the queen's dad, king georget into the young princess elizabeth followed by, of course, the big one, "the crown," streaming on netflix. if you've not seen that, now is really your moment. it's obviously four seasons of that, and i think really an insight for us into the young queen. we all think of her as that grandmotherly figure, don't we? this was a moment where we saw her in her 20s and 30s played by claire foy so beautifully, so, yes, wonderful, wonderful binge on "the crown." followed by "the queen," which is an award-winning project starring helen mirren, and it's all about how the queen coped with diana's death in 1997, and we see her become more approachable and relatable, so although these are all fictional pieces, they are also based in truth. >> what if you're looking for a bit of a deeper dive into the monarch and the life and the history? >> there's obviously a lot of real-life footage out there. "queen of the world" streaming on hbo max at the moment offers a unique insight into how she's handing t

-- it's fascinating, fascinating story >> fascinating >> jimmy: and your great -- great cast - colin firth was asking you if -- you know, because it gets intense talking about this type of stuff it -- "did you ever make it loose on set, what was the fun things," and you said that you created a game it's called "yea or nay. >> it's called "yea or nay." >> jimmy: that's correct >> and it's -- it was invented -- well, i don't know if it was invented, it was brought to me by odessa young, who plays my sister on the show >> jimmy: wait, someone actually -- i thought you invented this game >> i did not invent this game. >> jimmy: this is a real game? >> i can't take credit for this this is a real game. >> jimmy: can you explain to everyone what this game is >> it's very basic but basically it's a great time-waster. so, one person is the subject, and everyone else secretly decides, "okay, this is the end position we want this person to end up in. okay so, you choose, like, a physical position for them it could be like this. it could be, like -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- climbing on the wall it could b

my friends colin and livia firth have a home here, and livia's twin brothers have had a st.> sale. >> together, twin. >> sale. >> welcome. >> come through, come through. >> how beautiful. so i haven't seen you guys. last time was like 3 1/2 years ago. >> we change our life, basically. >> you totally changed your lives. >> i totally. i was engineer job. >> and you were living in rome? >> yes. >> you were living in rome. and you were living -- >> in between london and milan, a fashion entrepreneur, playing the big manager. and now became a farmer. >> this is no run-of-the-mill farm, though. the twins have a passion for sustainability and love to experiment by cross pollinating long forgotten varieties to create supercharged new vegetables. >> so taking a flower from a tomato, which is good, but it's not really resistant to climate change. to the summer, it was 45 degrees. >> yeah. >> and go to another plant, which is really resistant and crossed them. and as an example, is what came out. >> oh my god, look at that color. >> this is a mix between a black one and actually this o