again, my dad's on the forefront of some groundbreaking thing 'cause david lynch loved his music. >>oy orbison is making a comeback. he's inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with none other than "the boss," bruce springsteen, doing the honors. >> ♪ and i'm just killing time >> and while roy works on recording a new album called "mystery girl," producer jeff lynne introduces him to tom petty. the three, along with old friends bob dylan and george harrison, start jamming at each other's houses. >> out of that was born the travelling wilburys. >> traveling wilburys, volume one, is released in october 1988, while "mystery girl" is slated for release in february. it's a milestone roy never reaches. on december 6, 1988, he dies of a massive heart attack while visiting his parents' home in nashville. he's 52 years old. >> i was so crushed as a 12-year-old kid. there was just such a loss. there's no -- no real way to describe it in words. >> but those classic songs and timeless sound live on. orbison continues to be irresistible to hollywood. a year after his death "pretty woman" th

darren panofsky has referred to exterminating angel as an influence but horror fans will see david lyncherg. there is... it is a very full on experience that will leave you massively disorientated and you need to give yourself at least a week afterwards before deciding what to think about it. and i'm not kidding. it is a week it will take to settle down. i thought you were going to say to take a week off work. all right. let's talk about the best out at the moment. i really like it. as you probably know this has become a record—breaking horror success though it's more of a horror adventure than a horror. based on a novel by stephen king. there was a tv miniseries before. this works because of the affection for the losers, the central misfit kids, they take us on this journey. it is a film that references the goonies. references to poltergeist. people who are fans of stranger things will find an awful lot in it. when it needs to be scary it has some scares. it is much more a coming—of—age adventure. which is true of much of stephen king's writing. and it has a terrific incarnation of penn

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clip we see lucky telling off someone he feels is taking advantage of his friend howard played by david lynch. that's a bleak is beautiful. along comes from two words all one scene they take. them dry. land bridge will each. come to know his last dime just leave everything to our turtle tortoise is a terrace you know that someone near your yard that thing was barely a twig when roosevelt was born their contemporaries you know they watched each other growing up. president roosevelt was born in a hole in the desert at that time a little creature smaller than my thumb and something clicked inside that little roosevelt brain and he scampered up out of that hole and faced the world you all think of a tortoise as something slow but i think about the burden he has to carry on his back yes for protection but ultimately it's the coffin he's going to get buried in . and he has to drag that thing around his entire life. go ahead and laugh but he affected me you know what i'm saying he affected me. there are some things in this universe ladies and gentlemen that are bigger than all of us and that terrace

it's directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric andhat he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you watch much of it? >> i like the idea of television, but i'm too busy too see very much of it. >> what do you think of that which you do see? >> some of it i really enjoy. >> are you being diplomatic? >> sort of. [ screaming ] >> the beautiful thing about television is you have the chance to do a continuing story. and that's the main reason for doing it. >> i think that "twin peaks" with the initial attention it got allowed all the other networks to say, let's do something different. >> what was interesting about "northern exposure" it was an odd sort of universe that this guy was dropped into. >> the day's coming. it ain't going to be long when you ain't going to have to leave your living room. no more schools, no more tabernacles. no more cineplexes, all right? you're going to snuggle up to your fiberoptics and bliss out. >> you also had experimentation that set the stage for a lot of what came later. >> it's kind of hard to

darren panofsky has referred to exterminating angel as an influence but horrorfans will see david lynchvely disorientated and you need to give yourself at least a week afterwards before deciding what to think about it. and i'm not kidding. it is a week it will take to settle down. i thought you were going to say to take a week off work. all right. let's talk about the best out at the moment. i really like it. as you probably know this has become a record—breaking horror success though it's more of a horror adventure than a horror. based on a novel by stephen king. there was a tv miniseries before. this works because of the affection for the losers, the central misfit kids, they take us on this journey. it is a film that references the goonies. references to poltergeist. people who are fans of stranger things will find an awful lot in it. when it needs to be scary it has some scares. it is much more a coming—of—age adventure. which is true of much of stephen king's writing. and it has a terrific incarnation of pennywise the clown which i think gives tim currry‘s version of pennywise, whi

darren panofsky has referred to exterminating angel as an influence but horrorfans will see david lynchat to think about it. and i'm not kidding. it is a week it will take to settle down. i thought you were going to say to take a week off work. all right. let's talk about the best out at the moment. i really like it. as you probably know this has become a record—breaking horror success though it's more of a horror adventure than a horror. based on a novel by stephen king. there was a tv miniseries before. this works because of the affection for the losers, the central misfit kids, they take us on this journey. it is a film that references the goonies. references to poltergeist. people who are fans of stranger things will find an awful lot in it. when it needs to be scary it has some scares. it is much more a coming—of—age adventure. which is true of much of stephen king's writing. and it has a terrific incarnation of pennywise the clown which i think gives tim currry‘s version of pennywise, which i —— everybody thought was definitive, a run for its money. it is very good. it is very enj

that's all david lynch land." another season? >> you know, there have been no discussions yet. so no word. >> no word. okay, so basically you're leaving us with some questions. >> we're leaving it hanging right now. >> we want more. >> that's how you're supposed to -- it will probably take a full year for everyone to absorb and figure out what just happened. >> at least a year. >> exactly. >> i agree. >> what about "sex in the city". >> i will say reboots are big. everybody wants more of a good thing. >> listen, if i can fit back into the costume -- i'm happy to do that. >> i think you can do it, right? i'm pretty sure you can do it. >> that would be fun. >> for me, i'm what about "desperate housewives?" >> that would be fun. i loved working with marcia cross. they were all great. i had fun with that. and i got to be in a wheelchair, which is even better. just roll around. they don't expect much from you. >> you don't have to walk. so tell me about your summer. it's fall, which is making me sad. >> i know. i'm sa

. >> but you have work with some of the greatest directions, scorcese, clint eastwood, you have david lynchng. >> might be pretty good. >> what have you picked up from them over time that has helped make you the director that you want to be? >> well, its it's certainly an aspiring thing to do. they have gone to a place with their work that the how to actually create the movie is second nature to them and now they're really asking bigger questions about why and about what. so i hope to get there. this movie has such a strong sense of theme. it has such a strong sense of how are you going to live your life in the shadow of mortality which frankly all of us are doing. and this movie just puts it in stark relief because harry dean's character was -- we were 89 when we shot it. so it's a rare occurrence when a man that age or anybody that age can carry a movie like he >> well, we can't have you here and not talk to you about your time at catholic. where you honed some of your acts chops. >> it certainly began there. it was a very good program th there. especially in liberal arts i got to know th

david: we have a merry-go-round in the sector. cfo chris lynch will step down next year.hunt for a new chairman. they are expected to announce a successor at some point this year. and the minings sector and certainly that reflects a switch away from the cost-cutting phase into a new period where companies are cautiously embracing growth. betty: certainly a lot happening here. hedge fund manager ray dalio says the role of monetary policy since the financial crisis has been "remarkable." of the future hedge funds to make money during the crisis. that made rate a celebrity. celebrity. he gave his assessment of policymakers. >> there is fiscal policy and monetary policy. if i take monetary policy, i think they have done it remarkable job, that we have had what i call a significant, beautiful deleveraging. what i mean is, our debt burdens and the debt service burdens have gone down while the economy has grown and we have not had and inflation problem. they did that by understanding the mechanics and engineering and i think i was able to be of some help in terms of that excess,

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david: by the way there is a piece on foxnews.com, talking about all the private planes used during the obama administration by eric holder, loretta lynchone of the things donald trump criticized about the obama administration, why it was a embarassment to the trump administration. but it happened before. >>> commander-in-chief should withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. former ambassador to the u.n., john bolton with his message to the trump administration. what did we do before phones? they save us from getting lost, getting hungry, and getting tired of places like this. phones changed everything - shouldn't the way pay for them change too? introducing xfinity mobile. where you can pay for data by the gig, and share it across all of your lines. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save when you pay by the gig. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. david:ed deadline is fast approaching. president trump face as decision 15th to certify that iran is in compliance with the 2015 nuclear agreement, something he must do every 90 days. the president making

larry david, stephen colbert, michael keaton, van jones, nina dobrev, dave salmoni will bring wild animals for us to see. we'll have music from the lone bell lowe, 21 savage and dustin lynchry sean spicer will be sitting right here to tell us everything. [ cheers and applause ] everything. no stone will be left unturned. [ laughter ] right. our first guest tonight has been acting professionally for more than four decades, which is a lot of them, on october 11th he returns to the usa network in his golden globe-winning role on "mr. robot." please say hello to christian slater. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? thank you. all right. >> jimmy: after "mr. robot" now it feels weird to see you in a suit. >> this is not my normal attire. no, i know. >> jimmy: what is your normal attire? >> well, my normal attire is pretty much what i wear on "mr. robot." >> jimmy: oh, it is? >> yeah, honestly. flannel shirt, a hat, glasses. >> jimmy: did you wear your own clothes and they said yeah, we like that? >> i walked in and they said hey, this guy looks great, let's do this. yeah. so now it's like i'm walking around the streets of new york and people think i'm in costume. >> jimmy:

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