and it's really, really beautiful. >> jimmy: is there pressure to play harry potter? ould never do that! harry wouldn't do that. did you know that they're amazingly generous? they really are. like the -- you can go a bit mad with the iconic thing -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. >> -- pretty quickly. you just have to get on with your job. and the thing is if you want to do good material and if you're lucky enough to get a chance to do it, then chances are you're probably gonna -- somebody pretty nifty will have been there before you. like, in britain anyone who's done a main part in a a shakespeare play, which is quite a lot of people in britain. [ laughter ] you know, they have to kind of make piece with the fact that laurence olivier or someone has been there before. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> you know? when i got the job on "cursed child" i was doing another show in the west end and i was playing a part that marlon brando had played and like, i'm not marlon brando. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a lot of pressure there -- >> nothing -- nothing -- >> jimmy: did you talk to

i mentioned that harry potter phenomenon. >> 500 million copies of harry potter books have been sold. >> i agree but they all read harry potter but i'm worried more about the teaching you don't teach harry potter. or even get degrees in harry potter studies. [laughter] >> your concern is the right one absolutely and our goal is to do books that people want to read and that is what we do. you cannot force them but no matter how hard we work, the end of the day it's up to the readers what we try to do is create books that are interesting and well done and well edited i want to say to the gentleman about making the point if anyone wants to write a book tell them what you will tell them first then tell them then tell them what you told them and go home. [laughter] >> thank you for answering one of my questions. i am a bookie and i read a lot and i buy a lot of books from politics & prose. and support my local community bookstore. having said that you say it isn't as bad as we think it is i would also like to mention a piece of a sermon that vernon jordan did that we have been here before

-- harry the potter? r from now on. so i mean, the main thing is kind of the blueprint is there and get out of the way, because when do you ever have an audience that's this big and this hungry to make this sort of theatrical reality take flight. >> they're absolutely prepped. >> i just try to step out of the way of it. >> it's amazing what happens on the stage though. it's the type of thing i wish i had a remind button i could say how did they do that. it's interesting the audience are keeping the secrets. why do you think they're doing that? >> a lovely version of that is because you go why would you be cruel to somebody else? why would you spoil someone else's fun? >> because people are mean, noma. >> they are mean, but -- >> isn't, doesn't that give you hope? you've had elizabeth warren here on this morning, and we're talking about the best selling literary series ever written. so apparently when it comes to lit tear series more than anything else in the world, human beings want to read this story whic

i mentioned the harry potter phenomenon. 500 million copies of harry potter books have been sold. >> but they all read harry potter and bless her for writing them and getting some people interested but i'm worried more about the teaching. >> you get degrees in harry potter studies rest of us work, at the end of the day it is up to the readers. we are trying to create books that are sufficiently interesting and well done and well edited. one thing i want to the say to the gentleman who asked about making a point in a book. if anyone wants to write a book it is very simple. tell them what you're going to tell them first, then tell them and tell them what you told them and go home. >> answering one of my questions, that leaves me to make a comment. i'm a bookie and i read a lot. and support my local community bookstore. and it used to be a sermon burden jordan did on we have been here before. if you have not published it, it is excellent. it may not make a book but it is one of the most inspirational things, and chapel. for me as a double graduate of the university. and african-american

yesterday's could make this into something like harry potter or star wars? of course. anytime you bring in a >> new studio with ip's and established open up the opportunity to take a vantage. and what disney has done now is to do it at different levels. , such multigenerational as star wars, you do an entire land. if it is something that is newer and you are not sure how long the shelf life is like guardians of the galaxy, you put in a new ride and you do it on the rider show base. so they are able to exploit all of the ip's and that is the ability with the theme parks. the goal is to be relevant and up-to-date. this takes years before you see something in a themepark but if it is proven and it has legs and it will last for years, you will see some version of it in the themepark. i want to get your opinion because there is conversation that avengers will wind down. we don't how much longer it will go on. does it affect the themepark decision-making? or is it ok? john: we are looking long-term with the themepark. when you look at a themepark -- when you look at a movie,

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she's best known for playing ginny weasley in the harry potter films but is now working behind the cameraten years of experience as an actor. i think i learned so much about the attention to detail that is needed in film. you know, all the heads of department in those movies, whether it was the cinematographer or the production design or the editor, were like at the top of their field. the film's being shown here for three days, the first time it has been screened in public, and it brings a hollywood star into this local hairdressers. it seems a bit strange but it's quite interesting, yeah. hopefully people that come to watch it might decide to have their hair done! being here really brought it alive because you could hear the blow dryers at the back and you could hear the phone ringing. i suppose it makes sense to do it somewhere else, to try to get a new audience, yeah. for it to be outside of london, a premiere like this, i thought it was really interesting. i think it was really good because it is boring, especially when you're having a colour. these screenings are part of mansions of

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. >> who is your favorite harry potter character?hagert. >> hagert. >> i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> it's a golden unicycle. >> i don't want that. that present is a fail. >> and finally. >> you have to learn to >> i smell a bikini. >> you can't buy a bikini. >> you're all caught up now on the royal wedding. if you missed it this past weekend this is really all you need to see. >> they will not like performance evaluation time. >> right there you see a seagull and a > >> seagulls have absolutely no moral compass. >> you two are rubbish. >> you see that? >> the ginger cat is egore. >> insult to injury. yep, take that. >> the sea gull came back. let's see if the cats got >> goes back for seconds. >> it didn't good enough. go have it, birds. >> these cats are no use. >> helping people do their shopping. >> it was an impressive save. >> next right this minute. >> and still to come the struggle is real for two ladies that really want the take pictures. the priceless moments as they create internet goals. >>> plus don't miss your s

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you can see pre—echoes of harry potter in this.completely wrongly. when she comes back to earth however the magical work however the magical world follows her back to her home. here's a clip. the imposter witch. how dare you taint the noble establishment? did you really think you could fool us? well, now, it seems that your friend has drifted here along with the mist. it was easy finding him, thanks to all your help. if you want to save him, you must bring me the witch's flower. and since it only blooms once every seven years, you'd better be quick. but if you decide not to come, there's a rule, remember? that all trespassers will be transformed. i'll see you soon, imposter witch. i really like this. i love the way it looks. i love the complicity of the storytelling. the fact that you are seeing some quite complicated issues of guilt and remorse and duty and that kind of thing, but doing so in a way which is really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think i am looking at this wonderous spectacle. you see these fan

i slept over for the last harry potter book. i can't go for that and dressed up.time of year. what are you dressed as? andromeda black. i had a corset. i don't know who that is. that's the easy to sleep in. kudos to you. we have moved off the topic. i'm keen to talk about the giant souvenir going minute by minute. imagine the modern royal wedding. we have a picture of meghan markle and her mother arriving this afternoon at clifton house. all the papers seem at clifton house. all the papers seem to use the same shot because we have not seen her with her mother very often and will be saying this is the more unusual aspect of this wedding because she is american, because she's mixed—race and they wa nt because she's mixed—race and they want to see that part. not many of herfamily are want to see that part. not many of her family are actually going, so someone her family are actually going, so someone who is designed to get a picture. her mother had tea with prince charles and the queen. picture. her mother had tea with prince charles and the queenm picture. her mothe

. >> i literally hired harry potter. >> x facto. >> and thanks. >> great job last night. >> it's alle. >> just for you, jimmy. here we go. >> next, miley cyrus rox jimmy kimmel's dreams last night. ♪ you wrecked me >> unfortunately, the wrecking crew turned jimmy's good night's sleep into a living nightmare. >> i hit anymore the [ bleep ] with a sledge hammer. >> you have a new baby boy at home. are you sleeping? >> i'm not. it's okay. i'm remembering the fist time around with luna. all coming back to me and chrissy, too, think. >> their baby name inspiration. we were with the proud papa at an emmy for your consideration event for "jesus christ superstar". >> we like to have musical history in their names. so, lun that is lun that simone after nina simone. miles after the great miles davis. we like to have a musical connection in their names. and think we chose wisely with some of the greatest artists of all time. >>> still ahead -- >> before tonight's "roseanne" seasonal finale. the cast's most outrageous bloopers. [ laughter ] >>> then, our "ocean's 8" exclusive. with sandra, ca th

. >> i understand she was a big reader too of harry potter. >> oh, huge harry potter fan.o as a family. that was such an amazing trip, we went to disney and universal studios. she was so excited. she got to eat ice cream. she was so awesome. >> how is your son, her brother doing? >> he's doing all right considering, it comes in waves. sometimes he's really okay, and then other times he's not. he just wants to -- he just needs extra cuddles. what are you going to do, you just have to comfort him. >> and friday, i mean, it started out as a typical day for you and kim. >> yeah, well so, i'm a school bus driver for the district, i've been driving for about five years now. and, on that day a bus was off schedule and we had -- i had waited specifically, i'd waited over to the side in my own vehicle for her bus to come up and her bus driver to come and assist me with shuttling some students to the next campus. and, i was standing up out of my seat, i always say good-bye, i say hello and good-bye to my students every day. i was standing there saying good-bye to everybody that were

. >> jimmy: i don't know what this is, but this is like harry potter. >> steve: yeah, looks like harry: you know what it is, it's almost like, you know, those 2000 glasses you get on new year's eve? >> steve: right. right. >> jimmy: except they added presciption -- they add like -- [ laughter ] >> steve: had one square and one round. >> jimmy: that they turned into a real -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a real pair of glasses. anyways, fantastic. >> steve: that's so great. >> jimmy: i love it. [ laughter ] this next on is from marissa wagner in austin, texas. she was helping a friend research doctors, all right, and found this gentleman right here. "dr. richard chopp, urology team." [ laughter ] richard chopp. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: dr. richard chopp. >> steve: chopp. yeah, richard chopp. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: dr. richard chopp. >> steve: richard -- >> jimmy: ura -- >> steve: chopp. >> jimmy: urology team. are you not hearing me? [ laughter ] >> steve: i hear you. >> jimmy: are you not understanding? >> steve: i understand. >> jimmy: do you understand why t

guys, the nominations for the tony awards came out today, and "mean girls", "spongebob", and "harry potterers and applause ] i saw that bruce springsteen is getting a special tony for his hit show, as well. i'll be watching just to hear bruce say, "it's an honor to share to this to the world, with my broadway peers, spongebob and harry potter." [ laughter and applause ] that's all -- that's worth your money, right there. and, finally, i saw that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg just attended the premiere of a a documentary about her life. even she was like, "i'm only here because 'avengers' was sold out." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, roots. thank you very much, roots. thank you, higgins. welcome, everybody. this is the show to be at tonight. >> steve: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this -- this is the one that you want to see. tonight's guest has done it all. she's had eight top 10 hits on the billboard charts. >> steve: whoa! ♪ [ cheers and appl

. >> who is your favorite harry potter character?hag rid. >> hag rid. >> and a it bye bye messy bun? yesterday, meghan supported a neat up do. it was a far cry from her wedding day. now that she's a duchess, there might be more hair pins and spray involved to keep her coiffure neat and tidy. >>> no lip reading need frd queen celine. we heard her loud and clear. >> i'm partial to my fellow canadian. just a couple of months since taking a break to underdo and recover from ear surgery. she made her highly anticipated return to the vegas stage. >> my -- i had -- um, a little health issue. um -- you know. don't we all? and i have to admit, i'm a little bit nervous. there's always some butterflies. and i do have them tonight. >> the show, and of course, her heart must go on. ♪ my heart will go on and on >> she addressed the sold-out crowd at the beginning of her first konser in four months. last march, the 50-year-old mom of three announced the cancellation of 14 caesar's palace dates to undergo ear surgery. her sons were by her side while

" the musical "the band's visit "carousel" and angels in america" got 11 nominations each and "harry potter and the cursed child" got ten nominations. >>> we'll take a short back. when we come back, the community teaming up to make this famous baseball field a place where dreams come true -- again. a tee when the officer )s gun accidentally went off. bay area families say the ground made them sick! the action they )re taking over a radiation cleanup job. we investigate. next the news at six starts right >>> with baseball season in full swing, we journey to the famed corn field diamond from the classic movie "field of dreams." it's seen better days but folks there hope if they build it people will come back. here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: on a chilly spring morning in a fabled iowa corn field, it's a beehive of volunteers for the boys and girls of summer. does it give you a bit of a warm feeling on this day? >> it's a lot warmer in my heart than outside today. >> reporter: for this diamond in the rough is the field of dreams. immortalized in the 1989 film with kevin costner about a farme

daniel radcliffe will always have harry potter.>> trevor: like do you sometimes, like want to give people the dexter i'm going to kill you look when they say it's dexter. >> sometimes they ask me to give them that look. and i am like, i'm actually already giving it to you. it's like, it's just my face. >> trevor: i feel like i wouldn't trust you in real life. i would have to get to know you. >> yeah. >> trevor: because dexter, he is a fies guy in person and everyone around him is like this guy is cool. he should be here. we should give him a butter knife, no you shouldn't. >> right, right. >> trevor: so you have this character that has become synonymous with your face for so long. what do you do after that. do you go i'm ak tifly going try to play roles that are different or do you embrace it and move on? >> i mean if somebody sends me a script and the guy is like a serial-killing funeral director, i'm probably not going to want to do it. but you know i don't shy away from it either. i mean the first job i did after dexter was a mo

and it is directed by bonnie wright, messed known as ginny weasley in the harry potter films.y were at the top of their field. the film is being shown here for three days, and the first time it has been screened in public and it brings a hollywood star in to and it brings a hollywood star in to a local hairdresser. it is strange but interesting. i hope people come to watch it and decide to have their hair done. being here brought it alive because you have the blow d rye rs alive because you have the blow dryers at the back... i suppose it makes sense to do it somewhere else to get a new audience. to be outside of london, a premier like this i thought was interesting.” of london, a premier like this i thought was interesting. i thought it was very good because it is boring especially when you have colour and. screenings are part of the mansions of the future, a three—year project bringing international artist were to lincoln. i was excited to be a part of it, to be in a public space and discover film that otherwise he would not have known about it, they would not have known abo

from adele to james bond, from david hockney to harry potter, the uk's creative talent is admired aroundk's fastest growing sectors, growing at twice the rate of the overall economy. but some people are worried that brexit will be bad news for the arts, as david sillito explains. what you are looking at is the work ofa what you are looking at is the work of a british company called jellyfish. as you can see, it makes visual effects. they are one of the, if not the leading centre for doing visual effects, animation, in the world. this has become very big business. there are more people making special effects in the uk these days than work in the coal industry. but what is really striking is how international workforce is. everyone is busily working away. this fellow is from spain, poland, ireland, belgium, sweden. if we can really show you what it is like you, we have to get eve ryo ne what it is like you, we have to get everyone together. here they all are. if you take away the workers from other european union countries, you begin to see how much this like these rely on access to europe

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one of "harry potter's" friends is a married man!lls us who, plus more entertainment news, in today's hollywood minute. (nat) "i've waited a long time for a shot like this.""solo: a star wars story" director ron howard, a newcomer to the franchise, says it was like understanding the facts of a true story in order to tell it correctly."i need to respect the culture of the galaxy... i wanted to understand the culture of formula 1 for 'rush,' or nasa for 'apollo 13.' and so i applied that experience from my past to understanding this universe, and telling this story within that framework.""we unleashed something powerful.""ghost," played by hannah john-kamen from "ready player one," takes center stage in the new teaser for "ant-man and the wasp." paul rudd and evangeline lilly star in the marvel sequel, opening july sixth.(nat) "mr. longbottom!""neville, what are you doing?neville longbottom is flying high -- and not on a broom! actor matthew lewis, who played "neville" in the "harry potter" movies, is all grown up now... and a married

. >> looks like things didn't work out so well for harry potter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm happy thatether, though. >> you are so loose and good jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. >> you know, that monologue -- i mean -- and by the way, just because the audience doesn't laugh out loud -- [ laughter ] doesn't mean that they're not laughing on the inside. [ laughter ] >> i heard laughter, buddy. i did hear that. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. well, it was jimmy's. [ laughter ] >> no that's true. jimmy is to giggling what romaine lettuce is to e. coli. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. well i -- you're truly thoughtful. now you were saying, all joking aside -- >> i'll tell you something about marty. [ laughter ] this is a compliment. this is actually a compliment. oh. no, i'll take those. i'll take those. >> jimmy: are you sure? oh, that's not a problem. no, you do it. >> let me iron them. iron them out for you. there you go. >> jimmy: for coffee later. yeah. no problem. thank you. appreciate that. >> i -- "the new yorker" magazine, which is one of the great magazines in the world, called marty on

>> harry and meghan, who is your favorite harry potter character?h. >> i have a surprise for you. >> it's a golden unicycle. >> i don't want that. that president is fail. >> puppets. you said we have free will. that's what you told me. >> the royal wedding gift brought to you by the creative minds at bad lip reading. i love that i just love it. i could watch it all day. finally, a thank you. my new book three days in moscow. ronald reagan in the fall soviet empire debuted number 5 on the "new york times" best seller's list. thank you very much. if you want to get the books for your local library, i'm giving away five copies, threweare looking find two libraries in each state plus d.c. if you want to nominate a library near you, go to bret library.com. fill out the form. we'll get the books out very shortly. but thank you again. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. the story hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: new developments tonight. so pres

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that have been book adaptations, and as a viewer is it true that you had issues with some of the "harry potterally young. i used to love -- i used to read it with my dad, and i sat there on the sofa when the first film came out, and i followed it page by page, and i got like three paragraphs in, and i had a mental breakdown. like, because i couldn't understand why they would do that. [ laughter ] now i'm older and wiser, and i get it now, and yeah, it's hard to do something that's well loved. >> seth: this is in the -- you moved to new york for this? >> kind of, yeah. >> seth: and do you have a different experience now when you go to restaurants, when you look at actual people who are doing the job? >> i do, yeah. i don't -- i'm like creepily staring at people, like trying to figure out the dynamics. like, who is friends with who, and like who just messed up? [ laughter ] >> seth: uh-huh. so you look. to them you look like a weird sadist. >> oh yeah. absolutely. i'm like doing my own three plate carry. they're like, what you doing? yeah. no, for sure. >> seth: you went -- you have a tattoo --

. >> novels by charles dickens are , >> not harry potter.no. >> reporter: there almost 3000 potential questions and some citizens find a rather tricky. >> what country did britain fight against in the crimean war ? >> turkey? >> russia? >> 50%. >> while. i do not pass. >> i'm surprised. >> why not? >> we hope meghan markle has been is starting up. there are many who think she will do just fine. >> she might be okay. >> reporter: it costs about us$70 to take the test which is just one part of the uk immigration process. >>> the wild first season is underway and crews are already busy. that story, coming up. >>> a wildfire is moving through central arizona burning through 12,000 acres and prompting the evacuation of more than 1,000 people. reporter dan springer has more. >> it was like an explosion and black smoke. >>> reporter: hundreds of people are evacuate in central arizona as crews struggle to get a handle on the tinder wildfire the first big fire of the season here in the west. an illegal campfire started and abandoned by someone ignori

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which needs no explaining if you are one of the millions captivated by the wizarding world of harry potterer tv today -- >> i thought you were going to take care of the white house press briefing for me. >> they tend to run a little late in this white house. >> we will be monitoring it. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm ali velshi. this hour the white house is is trying to shift attention to its plans to lower prescription drug pricing. but the briefing could focus instead on the controversial headlines inundating the administration. outrage is pouring in with former vice president joe biden saying the decency in the trump administration has hit rock bottom. tensions are flaring over will kelly sadler has not been fired after she mocked senator john mccain, a highly respected veteran battling brain cancer? what was her comment? he is dying anyway. then white house chief of staff john kelly told npr undocumented immigrants don't have the ability to assimilate into the united states. it was his reaction to jeff sessions separating families who cross the border into this country illegally. >>

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not harry potter or pride and prejudice? no, no, no. correct. brit awards celebrate? uh, brit awards are music or movies? music. what country did britain fight against during the crimean war? turkey. mm... russia. 58%. wow. i did not pass. i'm surprised. why is that? i did not pass! uh! oh, dear. i'm so sorry about that. that's shocking. that's actually quite hard. she's all right, she should get half. i would think she would have some coaching, so she might be ok. i think i would have needed a coach as well. she will struggle unless she is prepared by her fiance. how difficult were those questions? they are too difficult. imean... yes, i did history at school but some of them are absolutely stupid. iam i am with that man, how difficult are those questions? 3000 possible questions in total and you have to get 18 out of 2a to pass the test. katty kay, have you been revising? six questions i have for you. if you get format then you can come to the royal wedding with me. when his st david's day, the patron saint of wales ? david's day, the patron s

her off to this other land, this magical college, endor college, so you can see pre—echoes of harry potterical world follows her back to her home. here's a clip. mary smith, the imposter witch. how dare you taint the noble establishment that is endor college? did you really think you could fool us? well, now, it seems that your friend has drifted here along with the mist. it was easy finding him, thanks to all your help. if you want to save him, you must bring me the witch's flower. and since it only blooms once every seven years, you'd better be quick. but if you decide not to come, there's a rule, remember, that all trespassers will be transformed. i'll see you soon, imposter witch! i really like this. i — i love the way it looks, i love the complicity of the storytelling, the fact that it's, you know, it's dealing with some quite complicated issues of, you know, guilt and remorse and, you know, duty and that kind of thing, but it's doing so in a way which is really, really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think "i am looking at a sort of wondrous spectacle." you see

that's great we have these theme parks, then harry potter and a huge business >> totally agree what getsy is that waiting for some analyst to come out and sayavengers, and it's like half over. >> back to nvidia real quick a new record high here the number two leader for the month on the mdx jenson wong talked earlier about engine growth. >> our core growth drivers come from video games from novembprofessional graphic visualization, and in several years our autonomous vehicle business >> a piece out of ubs yesterday looking at beneficiaries of autonomous revenue beneficiaries over the next, say, ten years, gm, google, waymo, nvidia. >> google and waymo with their own chips. nvidia is the one -- everyone thinks that nvidia is able to process the most which they are. nvidia has heard the call. the call is the amazons of the world, the googles, they demand no footprint they want ten times the power, and one-tenth the heat you know who is trying to do that jensen huang he understands this is about minimize heat, maximize power. even his biggest competitors you' offline, what do they say? he's

i'm not like jk rowling, there will be seven books in the harry potter series and that's it. for me i've written series that have two, witnesses that have five, written series that lot more than that. for me it's how much gas intake does the character have and i want to keep discovering things about him. i'm excited about writing him or her on the page. if the answers to that is just barely keep going regardless of the book count is. if the edge is no, i do something else. >> host: how did you develop amos? was there a model in the real world you drew him from? >> guest: no. it was almost like frankenstein. i built in from parts all over the place. i knew i wanted a large guy. i want him to have this enormous presence, , and committing prest even though he's not really intimidating guy. i knew he would be a football player, and that was the source of the brain injury. which is all too prevalent these days especially in sports, football. a lot of the players i loved growing up watching, they are either passed away or in wheelchairs, dementia. at 60, they are totally gone,, the