me that wherever i go people or they watch the show they little the world all over the world george r.r. martin wrote the book yes you know him i've met him you know of course he's an executive producer on the show and he's a great guy clearly american he's american you know from jersey we're kind of mind as martin was. a sick mind to for sure. you know i mean nobody it's you know he's it's just i don't know how these writers like tolkien you know you you put those people there or rallying they create these enormous worlds that you can dive into and just see seems that they i don't know how they do it and just an amazing man generation how do you view jamie lensed or. why i like him he trusts his best. obviously i mean i'm brett member when i read it first i thought it was just an amazing character you know the first scene more or less you have seen him have sex with his sister and he tries to kill an innocent kid i thought that's a great starting point and then i knew what was going to happen i knew he had this big transformation. you know he that's the thing about all these characters is that

the works and will now go a fifth held by the guy who worked on "throne" since season one and george r.r. martint. we do know, you will not see any familiar faces, all of the shows will get entirely different casting. >> wow. >> wow. >> all right. >> five different series, though, i can't imagine how they'll do it. >> already confusing enough. i have to rewatch episodes as it is. >> the crazy thing she'll watch all five. >> yeah. >> we may never see amy robach again. so, and some box office news. breaking records. no thanks to me by the way because the idea of a giant evil clown hunting me down is my worst nightmare but apparently not yours because "it" is on track to become the highest grossing horror film ever even creeping up on "the exorsist." what is it with clowns. stop it. pennywise is the reason why it's closing in on $270 million domestically. >> it's a good film, though. those kid, their acting ability. it's so great. i really love it. >> i will take your word for it. >> it was a family film for me. your daughters went with me. >> your daughters watched it. >> they're just like me and

me that wherever i go people or they watch the show they a little bit or all over the world george r.r. martin wrote the book yes you know him i've met him you know of course he's an executive producer on the show and he sees a great guy clearly american he's american you know from jersey we're kind of mind as martin. sick mind of. you know i believe nobody it's you know he's it's just i don't know how these writers like tolkien you know you you do that with those people there or rallying they create these enormous worlds that you can dive into and it just see seems that they don't know how to do it and just an amazing man generation how do you view jamie lensed or. why i like him he trusts his best. obviously i mean i'm brad member when i read it first i thought it was just an amazing character you know the first scene more or less you have see him have sex with his sister and he tries to kill an innocent kid i thought that's a great starting point and then i knew what was going to happen i knew he had this big transformation. you know he that's the thing about all these characters is that an