i love holly hunter. she is just going for it! she isjust nuts in this and brilliantly so.ic. how lovely to go into the summer after a hard year with something genuinely fun and uplifting. we have not had a new, fresh romantic comedy for a while. people seems to think we know all the tropes, we know how they work, all the cliches but this actually, it has a romantic comedy framework but it is doing new things. our next film from australia. i'll put it out there, i have read lots about it but i know i could not stomach it. talk us through it and explain. explain why some people like me may be rather queasy. again, loosely based on a true story, at least, about the moorhouse murders which happened in perth in western australia in the mid—‘80s, where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls. i suppose what is really gripping and interesting about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is actually a character study of this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, emma booth, whose character

and holly hunter is going for it. she is nuts in this, brilliantly so.ic, and how lovely to go into the summer after a hard year with something genuinely fun. we haven't had a romantic comedy, and new, fresh one for a while. people seem to think we know the tropes about romantic comedy and how they work and the cliches, and this has the framework but is doing new things. our next film from australia, again, having read lots about it i know i couldn't stomach it, talk us through it, explain why some people like me might be queasy. again loosely based ona might be queasy. again loosely based on a true story about the morehouse murders in perth in western australia in the mid—80s, where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls, but i suppose what is really great thing about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is a character study of this couple who do this, and why they do it, and what is going on in their heads, specifically the wife, emma booth, evenin specifically the wife, emma booth, even in the movie, who she is, what

i love holly hunter. she is just this performance. i love holly hunter. brilliantly so. how lovely to go into the summer with sums being genuinely fun. we have not had a fresh romantic comedy for a while. people think we know all the tricks and the cliches but this actually, it has a romantic comedy framework but it is doing new things. our next film from australia, i have read lots about it but i know i could not stomach it, talk me through and explain. again, loosely based on a true story about murders which happened in perth in western australia where a suburban couple we re australia where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls. what is gripping about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is a character study of this couple who do this and why they do itand this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, who she is and what has gone on in her past and why she is on the situation and does what she does. that stops it just and does what she does. that stops itjust

and seeing people like holly hunter, seeing all of her takes and watching how she works, and how everyifferent, a totally different performance. it is really exciting. charlie: when you describe how editing works -- i was very young in journalism, and they would always say, when you write a close for a story, it is often best to take off whenever the last sentence was. kumail: that is great. that is really great advice. it really is. if you are doing a movie -- this is what my acting teacher taught me. like,scene should be -- you get a plate of dumplings, she said it should be one fewer dumpling than you want. it keeps you going to the next scene. writing this movie, my instinct was you do a big laugh at the end. so at the end of every scene i was doing a big left. said itshowalter shouldn't feel like that. every scene should feel incomplete until the end of the movie. every sheen should end before you want it to end. kumail: wait, we have not had sex again yet. >> i only have sex on the first date. you don't get that because you made fun of me. kumail: what is happening? i have seen e

and working where it's seeing people like holly hunter, seeing all her texts and watching how she worksit's really good but it's a totally different performance. it's really really exciting. >> rose: when you're describing editing it rea minds when i was very young in journalism. they say when you write a stand up or close for a story often it's best to take off whatever the last sentence was. >> that's great. that's really great advice. that really is because if you're doing a movie, doing what my acting teacher taught me. she's like you want to, everything should be like you got to play like dump lings. it should be the dumpling you want and it keeps you going to the next scene. writing in this movie like in stand up you do a big laugh at the end. at the end of every scene i was doing a big laugh and the director said it shouldn't be like that. every scene should feel incomplete until the end of the movie. every scene should end slightly before you want it to end. >> rose: i want to show this one scene, you and emily have been talking about the character played by zoe kazan. here it i

holly hunter, craig t. nelson, sarah vowel, and samuel jackson are reuniting for the hit. fans at disney's buy annual fan convention got a sneak writer director brad bird's the incredibles 2. it will focus on hunter's elastigirl. >>> a list of the most affluent black communities in america caught our attention. that's because five out of the top ten selected by black entertainment television this month are all in prince george's county, maryland. tonight, my hometown, mitchellville, with reaction. hey scott. >> reporter: recently retired healthcare consultant jabron explains why mitchellville, and others take down five spots. the most affluent communities where black americans live. >> pe place where you can go daily, and interact with businesses, african american businesses, per capita income is number 1 for african americans from an educational standpoint, advanced degrees is number 1 in the country today. but it's just a region where you find folks that have, you know, worked hard, and done the right things, and things have turned out well for them. d.c., it's a 20 minu

i love holly hunter. she is just going for it! she isjust nuts in this and brilliantly so.g genuinely fun and uplifting. we have not had a new, fresh romantic comedy for a while. people seems to think we know all the tropes, we know how they work, all the cliches but this actually, it has a romantic comedy framework but it is doing new things. our next film from australia. i'll put it out there, i have read lots about it but i know i could not stomach it. talk us through it and explain. explain why some people like me may be rather queasy. again, loosely based on a true story, at least, about the moorhouse murders which happened in perth in western australia in the mid—‘80s, where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls. i suppose what is really gripping and interesting about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is actually a character study of this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, emma booth, whose character is called evelyn, who she is and what has gone on in her past and w

here is holly hunter. good morning. when the third penalty of the game it 12 all but the all blacks, they are back in front. 15—12 as the score now with just five minutes to go. we‘ll keep you updated of course. now to wimbledon and novak djokovic and roger federer will be looking to join anti—murray in the fourth round today. not quite plain sailing for the world number one yesterday. johanna konta is also through to the last 14. and then there were two. we started the week with 12 brits. 0nlyjohanna quanta and andy murray remain. ce ntresta g e quanta and andy murray remain. centrestage is andy murray‘s amphitheatre ratios of his finest work. he was the bowl like, him. his opponent with skulls and his bandanna and skills on his racket pushed him hard, though. murray‘s empire was not about to crumble, though. maria stood around for the tenth year in a row. hopefully, you know, i get myself in a good way of the weekend, to place on the tennis on monday but yeah, obviously happy to get to the first week and anything can

judd app he to you sts second producer and ray ramona and holly hunter.s out everywhere this weekend. it's like all >> i like it like this. i appreciate it but there is actually like-- . >> stephen: that's how it supposed to be worn. >> it's cool. >> stephen: i didn't realize that, let me get hip to the scene. >> this is like, this is cool. (applause) >> it's the cool thing. >> stephen: you have to give the ladies, you have to give the ladies what they want. >> hey man. >> stephen: middle age man gut, hello. and of course, now let's get back to wet hot american summer. the very first one was how long ago did you do the first one? >> 2,000. >> stephen: 2,000. and then the sequel took place. >> three months, no two months before that movie. >> stephen: so it is a prequell before that movie even though you guys were decades older. >> we were 30 then. >> stephen: you were 30 when you were laying >> 30 playing 16. then we were like 40 playing a little bit younger than that. >> stephen: yes. and now, the netflix series. >> netflix, now it's ten years later in t

. >> ray romano and holly hunter play them. >> stephen: nice. ( cheers and applause ) very nice. >> andst conversation together. >> stephen: jim. >> uh, 9/11-- ( laughter ) no, i mean, i've always wanted to have a conversation about it with-- people. >> you've never talked to people about 9/11? >> no. what's your stance? >> what's my stance on 9/11? oh, anti. we lost 19 of our best guys. ( laughter ) private joke, obviously. 9/11 was a terrible tragedy. >> why do you joke about it? ( cheers and applause ) >> i want to say that that is not what my wonderful father in law asked me when we first spoke. >> stephen: okay. he warmed up to it. ( laughter ) i'm joking. he never asked me that. >> stephen: what about your folks? they're depicted in the movie, too, i assume? >> yeah, they're very excited. the person who plays my dad in the movie, he's a bollywood legend. he's, like, robert de niro of india. this was his 500th film he's in. i just saw him tweet yesterday. said just completed my 510th film. i said, you did 10 films? i haven't seen 10 films since then. i asked my dad, who do you want

standout from ray romano and holly hunter. we bemoan the state of romantic comedy.one that they're hard to make, but when they come, it ee great. another film getting a lot of buzz is "the beguiled." this is made by sofia coppola, and it's taken from a female perspective. >> really cool. sofia coppola won the prize, the second woman. it's a civil war drama about a group of women and children who were holed up in this schoolhouse in the south and they stumble upon a wounded soldier played by colin ferrell. they nurse him back to health. that's when the fun begins. it's sexy, sinister and beguiling. nicole kidman and kerstin doesn't. they give the stare-downs. what nicole does with her eyes. >> you say sexy and sinister. i think of jon hamm, "baby driver." tell us about it. >> yes. if you're looking for a lesser known move that's got oomph, it's an getaway driber played by baby. when he was a kid he was in a car accident and he has ringing in his ear. to drown it out, he place music. it feels like an action musical in that way but there are no big song and dance numbe

being able to make that joke and how it plays off the way it does in the film with ray romano and holly hunterck with something like this is because we're dealing with serious subject matter and even though we want it to be a co comedy, we can't lose sight of the fact that there's a very real serious thing happening. so we said as long as the comedy comes from real situations, real characters and real situations and comes from actual awkwardness and sort of the stress that far one is under, then that will be funny. >> we also had set up the character due male makes really awful inappropriate jokes when it's uncomfortable kind of an osmole question that's pretty awful answer. it's great. >> more awful answer than the question. >> let's take a step back for a second. for people who aren't exactly what the premise of the story is, it's pretty amazing that it is you're all story and now you brought it can you kind of give us an overview of it? >> yeah. the very basics are that kumail and i started dating earl until our relationship our, washington he had a few complications. one complication was t

hunter andh holly seeing how she works, it is really good. charlie: i was young in journalism and they would say that, when you do the clothes, take off the last sentence. >> that is great advice. it really is. movie, everying a scene should be -- you get a gs and thereplin should be one fewer than you going to theyou next one. michael showalter says that every scene should be incomplete until the end of the movie. beforecene should end the end of the movie. >> we have not even had sex again yet. once i only have sex on the first date. that becauseyet you made fun of me. >> i have seen everything. >> you are having sex. >> thank you very much. >> where do you think your core skill is? or the script? you can add after to this. >> i have always considered myself a writer when i was first doing standup. writer and the easy way to get the writing out ande was to get on stage get my writing out there. that i liked -- i tend i -- r think things and i would stay just to fight them. that and it like can translate to stand up and other situations wher