and the next thing i knew who looked like gable he you flaws. so he came to me and said i want to do this i said i just don't think i could pull this off this is a career killer for me you know and he's put me in a screening room and started showing me films every day and it was about the fourth day he walked in and so so what's going on is that just how interesting twinge inside is interesting actors thing that happened. and he said ok let's go to keep watching films and we're going to start shooting such and such and a great movie and i know what time i've ever had in front of a camera on the great movie you work with a lady i interviewed all of their bette davis writing hotel first choosers that was so she was a hoot she was a she was a hoot i think one of the first things she said is get that little pretty girl was what we were thing and i was like good looking little girl get her off the set i don't want in this scene with me you know yes so that's what that week was like what was it like to work with fayed dunaway and she said i prefer pro

gable i had these guys say you know we want to play ronald reagan i went that is that now much older at that point i said that again is the stupidest thing i've ever heard that's the worst casting who did you go to that has turned you down for the last month and now you're at the bottom of the barrel. and so i wouldn't even read it and and craig zaidan and neil meron forced me literally to read the first half hour of this and i went over this guy's a real character i got so enthused reading the first half hour of that show and there wasn't anything negative about him i think reagan always meant well and although he is worse i think he was a good man here but some of his choices just weren't. maybe educated enough you know here in a david o. russell film may hold. that film went bankrupt in the middle of shooting i actually think it's probably quite a film and i wish somebody would come in whenever that is it a shot i don't i don't think so jake gyllenhaal and we need some really good cast and the money. if i can say so i think some of the money was pilfered. you know because when i w

. >> we know island time is located in coral gables, florida. that's in miami.pulence, up the road in palm beach? >> could be. that was everybody's first case. it turns out it's in malibu, california. it's a stunning, stunning house. i was there recently and when you're there you just never ever forget it. both houses are so great. these are tough choices now. it was easier before. >> tell us about the prices. >> so the coral gables, the first one, which already won a few rounds that's a $25 million ask. well worth close to that price. the miami market is hot, sizzling. so it's really a good value, 21,000 plus square feet. on the water. next to a marina. park your yacht and run away. it's perfect. malibu is on almost 8 acres. >> much bigger. >> much bigger. it has a guest house, an office, three different pools including a huge indoor pool. and just amazing property -- >> you pay a lot more for it? how much? >> 54 million. >> very, very hot malibu market. lots of foreigners like miami rushing to the west coast. there's a lot of demand for these kind of propertie

. >> saint gable catholic church. first communion, i was confirmed there.parents are buried there and everything else. >> that's a little selfish view. in the carville home you have a great christmas. the o'reilly home we have a great christmas. but out in the square in the marketplace, things have changed is that good or bad, jimmy? good or bad? >> i wish people would sort of reflect more on christmas. the country is changing and where you and i disagree, i think in the public square we ought to leave these kind of things out. i think people ought to celebrate it in their churches and homes. >> behind closed doors? >>. no go out in public. >> you just said you don't want it in the public square. huddle together. >> i don't want to have it at the courthouse. i want to have christmas parades, anything you. christmas shopping, christmas lunch, christmas day, christmas presents, christmas whatever. >> all right, carville. we always appreciate it merry christmas to you. >> merry christmas back to you. >> we very a bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. what k

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owenson to another agency, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> best buy! >> all: go, best buy! hoo! >> this is one of america's iconic retailers. chances are you've got something in your house you bought here. >> they come into our stores. we love our odds every time. >> best buy is a $50-billion-a-year behemoth, bringing in more sales than american express, intel, disney, and coca-cola. more than $1 of every $5 spent on consumer electronics in america is spent here, with a massive army of blue shirts and geeks, 180,000 strong, ready to

. >> saint gable catholic church. first communion, i was confirmed there.parents are buried there and everything else. >> that's a little selfish view. in the carville home you have a great christmas. the o'reilly home we have a great christmas. but out in the square in the marketplace, things have changed is that good or bad, jimmy? good or bad? >> i wish people would sort of reflect more on christmas. the country is changing and where you and i disagree, i think in the public square we ought to leave these kind of things out. i think people ought to celebrate it in their churches and homes. >> behind closed doors? >>. no go out in public. >> you just said you don't want it in the public square. huddle together. >> i don't want to have it at the courthouse. i want to have christmas parades, anything you. christmas shopping, christmas lunch, christmas day, christmas presents, christmas whatever. >> all right, carville. we always appreciate it merry christmas to you. >> merry christmas back to you. >> we very a bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. what k

. >> i am a coral gables guy. no, i'm not.woman called mirabelle -- >> a woman called merval runs the art collection down there. she was quoted as saying that the market in miami is on steroids. this vanity that they will be hanging out by the pool together is a joke. they are never down there at the same time. i don't think i was ever outside during sunlight hours when i was there. >> but you are aware of the mango club in south bay. .> seÑor frog is a favorite >> imagine what you could have bought the company for two or three years ago. it had to of been a lot cheaper. >> if you go five years ago, 2009, people were handing over the keys to the condos. and thanks for saying, show me a bit. stories of people getting one bedroom condos in brand-new developments for cheap. >> i literally counted 76 cranes in one afternoon of all the new buildings that were going up right before the big rust. -- the big bust. >> an online site is said to be prepping an ito -- an ipo. it has gained popularity by helping to make romantic links betw

the first is coral gables, florida, close.ky mountains right near aspen. both homes are amazing. okay, the rocky mountain is one of the most beautiful settings i've ever seen. 876 pristine acres, of course if you need that. >> and a $250,000 stove. >> exactly. exactly. of course for all of us who cook. and the coral gables home is equally beautiful. but almost a third of the price. we're talking about $25 million versus 65 million. >> more value in florida? >> more value in florida. and 25 million's getting to be a normal number in florida. they have quite a few sales between 20 and 45 where in aspen, we couldn't find any sales above 49 which was 2012 and 2013 only had one sale of 44 and one of 41. otherwise nothing in the 40s. it's going to be a tough go to get $65 million for that house. so i say all day long, island time. >> what is peak pleasure ultimately get? what do you think it goes for? >> it has to find that one person to come and buy it. and then it could get, i think, in the 40s, but i think 65's a really tough go.

years of being in the book business before i opened our first cafÉ which is attached to our coral gablestore. and so i realize now that a lot of my bookselling roots came from my experience here in washington, d.c. and this area. .. >> the relief, i though that john mentioned it, but not only the relief, it wasn't just that. and when you meet brad and lissa, what they add to what we're doing, not just the fact that they're being caretakers of old ticks and prose, but -- of politics & prose, but they brought their fresh eyes and an incredible equanimity to the whole process of bookselling. and i thank them for that as well. i thought i would just talk just a minute and give a kind of broad sense of why i think bookstores will never really disappear. i know there's a question, you know, what's going to happen with e-books and the cloud and all of that stuff. i think that technology is all changing, and i think today we read e-books, tomorrow who knows what we're going to be reading. but i think that the physical book is here to stay, and certainly the brick and mortar book shop is here to

we revealed it's in coral gables, florida, as you know.point so it's a terrific price point for florida. 25 really is reasonable. >> is that true? >> it is. quite a few $25 million, $20 million $40 million sales in florida recently. that's no longer a big number. the number in new york, however, is a big number, even for new york. it was 95. it was 88 million. i believe it's back to 95 million now. plus the 50,000 plus a month maintenance. that is a big nut. and i have to tell you a year and i half almost on the market. all of those things like that apartment which is in the sherry, the apartment in the pierre, $125 million reduced to $95 million, all of the apartments are lagging on the market for a long time. i think there's one person coming to buy it. it's not going to be a whole bunch, it's one. and they're both co-ops. it's not a foreigner. >> right. >> that makes it a limited story. >> so, if i know you as well as i think i do, you like florida? >> yeah, i like florida. florida's a show-stopping place. really amazing. no taxes, grea