. >> cooper: donald sutherland has been descried as one of the greatest actors never to have been nominatedor an oscar. >> sutherland: always with the negative waves. >> cooper: he's been in more than 150 movies and tv shows, but still agonizes over each character he plays, and is still plagued by self-consciousness about how he looks. >> sutherland: its not easy, anderson. it's not easy to know that you're an ugly man, in a business like i'm in. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> >> i'm bill whitaker. those stories tonight on "60 minu" it's a lot easier to make decisions when you know what comes next. if you move your old 401(k) to a fidelity ira, we make sure you're in the loop at every step from the moment you decide to move your money to the instant your new retirement account is funded. ♪ oh and at fidelity, you'll see how all your investments are working together. because when you know where you stand, clearer. ♪ j

>> cooper: donald sutherland may not look like the guy next door... >> sutherland: i'm an investigatoryou some questions. >> cooper: ...but that hasn't stopped him from carving out one of the longest-lasting and most unconventional careers in the film business. he's played leading men. >> sutherland: i guess the whole of life's nothing but an accident, is it? what happens to you. >> cooper: and all manner of misfits. >> sutherland: ( yelling ). >> cooper: he's turned up in army field hospitals. >> sutherland: scratch my nose, there. a little harder, please. >> cooper: english country estates. >> sutherland: i could not have parted with you, my lizzy, to anyone less worthy. >> cooper: and the toniest corners of upper manhattan. >> sutherland: money! this is the 75th year of the hunger games. >> cooper: he's had a particular soft spot for bad guys. >> sutherland: did your mother make these? >> cooper: and over the years, he's played a lot of them. >> sutherland: don't lie! you promised. >> cooper: a lot of the roles you take on though are not always sympathetic. >> sutherland: they're no

. >>> donald sutherland one of the greatest actors to never be nominate fod for an oscar.the hardest working in hollywood. he wrestles with self-consciousness over his looks. sutherland never forgot what happened after his first movie audition more than 50 years ago. >> the writer said you did such a terrific job. the producer said we thought you were wonderful. we all wanted to call-up you together to explain why we weren't casting you. no, no, no, the reason why we are not casting you is because we have always thought of this fellow as kind of a, a guy next door sort of guy. and to be absolutely truthful, we don't think you look like you ever lived next door to anybody. the story of my life. >> that's the story of your life? >> yeah. >> who is it? >> donald sutherland may not look like the guy next door. >> i am an investigator. >> reporter: that hasn't stopped him from carving out one of the longest lasting, unconventional careers in the film business. he played leading men. >> the whole of life its nothing but an accident, what happens to you. >> and all manner of misf

donald sutherland in the jfk movie is the personification of the conspiracy and it involves everybody i always found that funny because most americans, acing the right and left share, most americans understand our government is an efficient. some like the government but it is an efficient and others don't like the government but no it is an efficient but a conspiracy theorist assumes the government's superefficient. in that one instance not only they do this perfectly but nobody talks, nobody talks. the long and the short of it is because of the confluence of several conspiracy theories in the 90s, jfk was killed because he was going to pull out of vietnam, jfk was killed by castro who found out the kennedys were going to kill him so killed him first, jfk was killed by soviets. jfk was killed by southerners who were not happy about civil rights. jfk was killed by oil interests. jfk was killed by the mob. each of those entails a series of documents, the jfk -- created a collection called the jfk assassination connection. it is huge, 5 billion pages and includes each of these possible t

i say oddly enough because he created a cockamamie, cockamamie conspiracy donald sutherland is one of my favorite actors. you know, i was a big fan of the baseball team. anyway, donald sutherland in jfk movie is the personification of the conspiracy, , and it involvs everybody. which i always found funny because most americans, i think the right and the left share. most americans understand our government is inefficient. some people might like the government but the nose inefficient. other people don't like the hermit because it no, it's efficient. everybody who is a conspiracy theorist -- not only does is perfectly, but nobody talks. nobody talks. the long and the short of it is that because of the confluence of several different conspiracy theories in the '90s, jfk was killed because he is going to pull out of vietnam. jfk was killed by castro found out that the kennedys were going to kill him and they killed him first. jfk was killed by soviets. jfk was killed by southerners who were not happy about civil rights. jfk was killed by oil interest. j akil jfk was killed by the mob, oka