how and is struggling against disease and her future and collette is struggling against her husband and the patriarch in her present tense and you know the character of lucy fly is really struggling to deal with her past and everything that she's brought with her from her home country and she's trying to forget about it in japan you sailors in orbit the way it's directed is nothing like forty's or fifty's in a war or maybe but the way to make that one you is not for everyone to pretend to be humphrey bogart you know that is just a pastiche and what to me is a crime drama with elements of psychology and style and that's what the true great wars were throughout history is really influenced by in war called out of the past by chuck turner that's kind of you know considered one of the our all time classics but also a contemporary neo nor are made by the chorus our called the cure that was made in the ninety's that had a big influence on the style and the town of the piece so i thought to do something new with no rb interested to do a gender inversion usually it's a guy who's escaping from t

accent which almost literally sounds as if you see the scenery but he's one of many i mean toni colletteis phenomenal you've got you've got jamie lee curtis you've got one after the other all with incredibly sharp performances of that really bring out this there's this whole film and make it make a child make the whole sort of political aspects of the film which are they are sort of float by it's just one you know half an hour an hour and a half of it pertains to this the meat to it but it but it's definitely bringing out its last and there's a relatively new faces cuban actors and out of math yeah this is probably the one face that people don't know from this amazing cast of she was in the blade runner sequel last year so she you might have not seen her for met but here she plays the maid and she's sort of the good guy you know she's basically all good question basically the the watson to the homes of daniel craig. and she's an incredible film . character in this film because she's the only sort of warm heart in the center of the film amongst all these sort of white privilege and quite

. >> don johnson >> jimmy: this guy -- i love that >> toni collette come on. >> jimmy: toni collette.he can do no wrong >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and that's the tip -- i mean, across the board, everyone was - >> jimmy: you don't know who is telling the truth and who is lying. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the whole way through, which is what you want a good mystery to be like. are you a good liar in real life >> no, i'm a terrible liar, which is so weird because i act for a living >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> but, you know, you when have lines that you're supposed to say in the context of filming, it's great when it's actually real life lying, i feel like i -- i have every tell you could possibly have i get red, i sweat, my eyes gaze, i'm touching my face [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- you don't have a poker face. >> i'm horrible at poker, which is such a shame because i love the game, but the second the cards are dealt, i'm like -- [ giggling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got an ace like, we can't play with you anymore, dude. >> out the gate. it would be easier if i just give you my money

. >> and the cast is great because you've got christopher plummer, don johnson, toni collette, chrisnd anna dearmis plays the housekeeper, marta cabrera, and she is a superstar to be seen very soon. he's in the new bond film and just played marilyn monroe. >> and the gentleman from "get out". >> la keefe. >> yes. >> and toni collette. >> it's great. it's fabulous. >> we look forward to seeing it. it sounds great. >> trust me, joy. >> i was too busy watching the impeachment hearings. >> of course you were, i understand. >> you've been on the cover of many, many magazines. >> many. >> but your most recent one is really more meaningful because it's the cover of "variety's" recovery issue and inside you talk about your addiction to vicodin which is apparently ubiquitous in the country with the opioid problem for many years. >> yes. >> how did you keep that hidden all those years? >> i think a lot of people have a lot of secrets and in recovery we say you're only as sick as your secrets. i was sick. i was very, very sick, and yet no one knew it because i was fabulous because that's the na

you have 150 of their members are in this medicare for all, it is collett what it is, government medicine. they want to kick people off, which will kick people off private health insurance. fossilnt to eliminate fuels. they want to sell things like, we are going to stop eating hamburger. we are going to decriminalize illegal immigration. these are not mainstream american thoughts and that is not going to sell in the suburbs. >> let's talk about the suburbs. back over the last month, republicans have had hard losses in virginia, both houses of the state legislature, looking at louisiana, kentucky. the impeachment has been going on while this is happening and governments won these votes on the strength of the suburbs. does that worry your party? is is -- it is interesting because i think the national narrative and the national media would like to -- like us to believe that this was a democrat night. you had an unpopular governor in kentucky was way behind two weeks early, made it close. he lost but it is interesting, that didn't translate down ticket. the republican candidate for secretary

ofray collette thanks, ahead the c.d.u. convention.how does this shakyness of the leadership coalition here in germany play into your invest yks. is does that concern you is that -- we've had such good relationship from merkel over the last decade. within europe and certainly she's been a stabilizing fork. the e.u. positioning. so that the next position is going to be crucial. talk in terms of some of those young going debt conversations. >> it may come. within germany. matt: what are you -- what is your assessment of the german economy because it looked like we were going to go in into a recession. but we still happen to be bouncing along the bottom. >> yes, so we have -- d expectations were quite demeg tiff. then we have avoid ud the recession. however going -- looking out into next year, we're still seeing that gross. a lot it out rely on the regulations lutions that we see in term of the trade war. >> that would be the be wig mark. >> ovek. the trade economy, louis is going to continue this conversation with me on bloomberg radio a