i'm here with edward norton, back with edward norton.y great in this film. like, she should win every accolade. >> jimmy: really? good. >> yeah, she's tremendous in this. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see it. a lot of good actors together, so it's fun. >> it's the kind of film -- you know, if you liked "american history x" or you mentioned those kinds of films, i think this is one of those films that it challenges you and deals with some serious themes, but is -- will leave you debating what it was about. stuff like that. >> jimmy: i'm happy to see you again now, because you're in good spirits. because last time i saw you was -- as you remember. >> yeah, yeah. um, that was that political show? >> jimmy: yeah, we were on a sunday morning politics -- political talk show together, and you just didn't agree with something, and you just blew up. >> it got so bad, it's one of those things, i've almost shut it out of my memory. i mean, i -- [ light laughter ] i really -- i got a little hot. i got a little hot. >> jimmy: yeah, you were obviously ver

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also, oscar-nominated edward norton is here. he stores produced stars opposite robert deniro in the new movie "stone." >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide is proud to join tavis in improving financial literacy and removing obstacles to economic empowerment. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: stephen dunn is the co- author of the best-selling book freakonomics -- stephen godo honor. the first book has spawned a new film that is playing in theaters, superfreakonomics. >> the idea was for the university of chicago to see if students could increase their test scores simply by giving them a financial incentive. >> awesome. that is so cool. >> are you serious? that is so awesome

edward norton is great, and robert is very solid in it.acting and the wife, she's very good, too. it's the best thing i've seen her do. i just thought the script was the same thing all over again. and unfortunately it doesn't do these three good actors their justice. >> there's something about edward norton behind bars, when you see him in jail with that attitude, it's still fun to watch. >> and those corn rows, don't forget the corn rows. very important. >> joanna, thank you. we'll get to the movies. thanks to much. >>> they have survived months under ground, but what happens when the miners reach the surface? we're going to talk to the experts. ♪ daylight comes [ dogs barking ] ♪ i'm on my way ♪ another day ♪ another dollar ♪ working my whole life away ♪ another day ♪ another dollar - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy hamburger helper? oh! tada! fantastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger helper. what?! one pound... one pan... one tasty meal! that's why there's crest pro-he

that's tough to review a movie like that edward norton is unbelievable in the movie, robert deniro isnbelievable. they are all amazing. the movie itself i thought the messages were too forced down your throat. i thought it was boring at times, a little slow. i also felt like it was a very depressing film. edward norton's character is up for parole and the correctional officer who is seeing the case, robert deniro is about to retire. and stone actually sends his wife, milla to seduce deniro and it backfires. a lot of religions undertones in the movie. i thought the performances itself over -- they're better than the movie itself. >> you said norton is very good. you see him in the film how creepy and just intense that he looks. that's the way he is in a lot of films it seems like. >> would you think i'm crazy if i said edward norton is up there with actors like robert deniro andal pacino. >> you look at him, primal fear, that was an amazing performance. ever since then, fight club, the guy has shown over the years that he can stand up with the greatest actors of our generation in my op

>> mike: please welcome edward norton. [ applause ] >> mike: edward, great to have you here.al project. you picked this role. not because you thought it was going to be a blockbuster box office seller, although i think it may be. there was something intriguing about the role of stone. tell me what it was that captured your attention? >> well, i had worked with this filmmaker before john curran, directed the painted veil. the character was interesting because he goes from a person, -- when i asked john what he thought the role was, he say i don't know what he sounds like or looks like when i meet him i want to think this guy is not a strong candidate for a spiritual transformation. >> mike: he was incorrigible. you thought this guy is hopeless. hopeless. then the evolution of his character in the film is -- >> i think there's a lot of ambiguity in this fill . john has set up the film in the end you are forced to confront the assumptions you have made about this person and consider the fact that it is possible he had an unexpected deep experience. and portraying someone through

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and now edward norton starring in stone. it's a tale of passion, betrayal and corruption. had -- is ed norton. and if i was an actor, i would love to play this kind of character? what did you think? >> it's intense and a heavy film, but i -- when you can find somebody to do this far away from yourself its like borrowing a maserati for a couple of weeks. it's fun. >> you've played so many different characters is your self- >> i don't try go near me. i never think -- the film is about a guy in prison. he has been in the system and being assessed by robert diniro and being up for parole. and i think it's better to be a good investigator almost. >> and one of the beauties is not just what is said in the film but what is not said because you have the moments where you are wondering, is there too much acting going on here as far as i don't know if i believe who these characters are. that must have been fun to play that. >> definitely. i think deception is an element of it, but it's not a thriller in a conventional sense. it's not about a guy pulling a con, it is -- you are left t

join me next time with oscar- nominated actor edward norton. that is next time. we will see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captione national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >>> and tonight jimmy welcomes edward norton, bam magera, and comedian nick vatterott.'s "late night with jimmy fallon" at 12:35, 11:35 central time on your local nbc station. it's time now for your "first look" at entertainment news. a third installment of don't try this at home stunts will take things to the next level which experts predict will pay off handsomely at the box office this weekend. "jackass" 3d, the human doing stupid human tricks should cash in on the popularity and the extra dollars of 3d movies to take the top spot with 30 million or more in it's opening weekend. the three-quel is much younger "red" an action comedy about special ops teams who come out in retirement and get back in the action. and with seasoned professionals like bruce willis and morgan freeman, but the two films aren't likely to compete for audiences. "red" is expected to take second place with $20 million or more if the over 30 crowd comes out with the boomers. >>> meanwhile the two-time defending box office champ "the social network" is still expected to compete this weekend, round

>> edward norton is the prisoner, in "stone." they have a relationship that puts them all on a crash course. "stone" rated r. >> if i should die before i wake, i pray the lord -- >> that interrupted prayer turns into a nightmare. >> before he died, he swore he would return. just another campfire until those born on that night start turning up in body bags. "my soul to take" is at the box office. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus forecast together. >> we have picked up an accident in baldwin at baldwin mill road and lynch lane. on the outer loop of the beltway debris is in the road. police will hopefully be removing that soon. we'll give you a look outside at the toll plaza blocking two lanes. you can see it doesn't appear to be affecting traffic there at all. switching to a live view at liberty road. volume picking up. you could see a tap of the brakes or two back to liberty. that's the latest on "traffic pulse 11" john. back to you. why we have had wet weather since summer ended, really. in the month of september, o

>> edward norton, deniro. he is close to retiren't. a parole officer here. convict in jail because he was accessory to murder of his grandparents. deniro is interviewing norton to determine parole eligibility here. dark, tortured desperate lives. things get complicated by the convict's wife gets involved in the situation here, getting, muddy the waters in the movie. take a listen. >> why do you get to walk around free and i don't? >> i wasn't convicted of a crime. >> you never did anything bad? never did any body no wrong, had to be forgiven for nothing. >> i never broke law. >> never got a speeding ticket. never backed somebody up in a bar fight. street nap, never killed some kid. come on, come on, how long do you keep judging a person for one bad thing they done? >> acting wasn't bad. give it 2 1/2 kernels. at the end i was skrcratching m head what was the point i was supposed to get. dark, depressing. i wasn't sure what the whole gist was supposed to be. yeah. lukewarm on this one. you had a funnier time. >> yeah, funny movie. life as we know it. about, t

edward norton takes us behind his nee p >>> he is an oocar nominated actor from here in our own %-hedward are making edward aaailable to alk with us. good morniig, edward, how are you? >> good, we are proud too all you a baltimooean, you grew down here. >> we know you are a huge o's fanss we waat to know what you think about shhwalter turning the team around? >> you can't compllin about that.3 keep it right on going in pril. >> it sounds good to me. we like watching you on the big screen nd you are out with anú action packed. what is thii film about? plays a ris on office a prison s got to assess one last prisoner before he retires and determine3 if he has made real changes in wife outside of the prison are desperately trying tt convince this guy that he has made the kind of changes that he needs to make to let him out. >> it looks ggeat. >> it's very intense..3 enjoyed films like american or fiihttclub it really fits in the intense films that we view with a lot to hink about and a lot to chew on. we have been getting a great ressonse to it. john directed the painted veil and we are watch

edward norton is chatting about his new film about a prisoner up for parole an the man trying to decide whether he deserves it. he compared it to fight club and american history x. >> i think that this film is that category for me. it tied in to things that are, that people are going through this in the united states right now, certain experiences of feeling unstabilize by what is happening in the economy, and sense of spiritual crisis, and i think -- i like films that are digging around in the moment, and i think over time i have learned that those are sometimes the films that people hook in to and in an especially intense way. >> as you saw there in the clip, robert de niro co-stars in the film. norton says it is some of his best recent work. you can see the full interview on website wb www.myfoxdc.com. it opens on october 15th in dc. >>> thanks for joining us. the news edge at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we will begin with a terror alert for americans traveling to europe. the white house says there's no evidence that americans are being targeted but the threat could not be ignored. >>

tonight on the show, you are interviewing incredible hulk himself, edward norton. >> he's in a new moviend john kacich as well. >> as you know, if you've been watching our show, we've been covering the topic of vaccines a lot on "fox & friends." this morning, a closer look at this, can you sue a pharmaceutical if a vaccine harms your child? >> then president obama announcing his best decision ever, health care maybe? no, it was picking joe biden. karl rove on that topic. i love h and science develop new ideas. we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old hydrogen units were veryarge. recently, we've been able to reduce that. then our scientists said "what if we could make it small enough to produce and use hydrogen right on board a car, as part of a hydrogen system." this could significantly reduce emissions and increase fuel economy by as much as 80%. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yoursf. and at t