it reminded me of the exorcist and "the omen," and there was some great acting to that. when you care about the characters you get more scared. is this story of this family breaking up. the box is a metaphor of this evil that comes into the family, and they are being ripped apart, and i love the director, who is a well-known and successful danish director, and i thought he had a great take on the material. i love jeffrey dean morgan, and the actress who plays the main character is extraordinary. they send me her audition, and she was amazing. tavis: there are two things you said i want to pick up on. one is that every actress ought to do at least one horror film. >> it is just as john rajoy -- a genre i think is something people really want to see. it is a genre that can be compelling and inherently dramatic. i think it is cool. >> this is based on real-life events, which means what? >> the "l.a. times" picked up a story. there was a small box that is basically a dislocated spirit, and they sold it at a yard sale, and everyone who owned it, terrible things started happen

>> he plays the exorcist.>> jimmy: do they have a lot of jewish exorcisms? >> yeah. they do a lot of fetching and whining. i'm kidding! he brought a lot of authenticity to it. i think he might have gotten the bug. >> jimmy: he's quite a performer. is he exercising to the sound of reggae? >> no, nothing like that. we always had to get him out early on friday because he has to be -- he's observant. he has to be at his destination for the dinner and observing the sabbath by friday night. so by friday night, he can't drive a car also. he had to run to the local rabbi's house, because that is where he was spending the night and having dinner. we were like we have to get one last shot. >> jimmy: that is great to have. because you know you are going be home at a reasonable hour. >> that's right. >> jimmy: they should have an observance on every movie set. well, to it's great to the see you. please tell kevin i said hello. kyra sedgwick! "the possession" opens in theaters august 31st. we'll be right back with vhs coll

>> this one makeup artist, dick smith, did like "the exorcist" and "the godfather" and "scanners."day i come home. i have it here. i get there, and there's this box just waiting for me and from dick smith, the makeup artist. and i open it up, and there's this note that he wrote. here, you read that. or some of it. >> jimmy: dear j.j., here is an old but clean tongue from "the exorcist." [ audience groans ] [ light laughter ] >> he sends me this tongue, right? which for me is like having mick jagger send me a guitar. [ laughter ] what, are you kidding? look at this. >> jimmy: that is insane. >> but this is the tongue that she wore. and for me it was like, oh, my god. it was like a gift from god. >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> dick smith, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. ♪ that is so cool. oh, my god. and we started corresponding. my mom is like, "who is this guy named dick, and why is he sending you tongues?" [ laughter ] she was so freaked out by the whole situation. >> jimmy: how wild is that? >> it was, like, inspiring because here was a guy -- it s

it reminded me of "the exorcist" and "the omen" and there was some great acting in that.eel like, when you care about the characters more and they're more real and three-dimensional to you, that you get more scared. it's this story about this family that's breaking up and it's sort of -- i mean, the box is a little bit of a metaphor of the evilness that comes into a family when they're being ripped apart in a way. and i love the director, ole bornedal, who is a very well- known and successful danish director. i thought he really had a great take on the material. i love jeffrey dean morgan and the actress who plays the main character is natasha calis and she is extraordinary. they sent me her audition tape and she was amazing. tavis: there are two things you said i want to go back and pick up on. one, you suggested a moment ago that every actor ought to do at least one horror film. i want to know why you feel that way, number one. >> okay. tavis: let's start with that and i got a follow-up behind it. >> oh, i don't know. it's just a genre that i think is something that peo

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it was a very -- it's very disturbing -- >> it's what people would have called, you know, the exorcist. all of that stuff. it is that, but there's a name for it. it's schizophrenia. >> dr. phil: we're talking about, first off, a very intelligent child here. >> absolutely. >> dr. phil: her delusional system, her hallucinations are very well articulated. calalini is her whole other world. >> yes. >> dr. phil: she has 400 the cat, wednesday the rat, blink the beagle, a 12 girl, a 11 girl, midnight the cat, emily 64 a cat, saturn the rat, 34 a bird, 100 degrees, which is a girl. 200 the rat, magical 61 the cat. carniverous numbers and the nothing. she will never get one wrong from the other. it's well-articulated and very well entrenched. susan and michael decided to have another child as a companion for jani because of her struggle to make friends. take a look. >> i agreed to have another child because we couldn't find another child that jani could relate to. >> she's got all these imaginary friends. maybe she just needs a brother or sister. when bodi was born, we brought him home to a ni

but just when he kept repeating that, i kept thinking about the scene from the exorcist.just me. joe biden, he really is in a nutshell, surviving this administration. osama bin laden is dead and gm is alive. we have the carmax cofounder. good to have you, austin. a prominent player here. where would we be without the bailout? >> i don't call it a bailout. i talk about the restructuring. because when i think of a bailout. let me explain to the bailout is when you pour money into something. you may or may not do anything. what makes this a restructuring is they didn't just put money into it, they went in and they took out management company put new management in place. neil: why could they have not done that in a bankruptcy? >> somebody had them take charge and make that work. they didn't go to a bankruptcy. but no one would've been charged of a replacement. a bankruptcy judge is not going to do that. neil: bankruptcy was not the option. when mitt romney says that would be a more accessible option, you say no? >> mitt romney doesn't know what he's talking about. it's absolu