jack bauer will probably swear. i think i'll probably only once.'s 100% more than he ever got to do before. >> jimmy: you know, "stand by me," which is one of your first movies, which is a great movie. [ cheers and applause ] had a -- i guess over the summer, 25th anniversary of that movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and this is a movie that -- it's interesting because it seems like -- everyone's age grew up with this movie. i think parents passed it down to their kids. >> me, too. >> jimmy: did you with your kids? >> i was 18 when i made it. no, i grew up with it. >> jimmy: you grew up with it. you grew up on it. >> yeah, it was -- there's a sad memory for me just because i really -- i liked river phoenix so much. and he passed at such an early age. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he was one of those wonderful young actors. he couldn't have been more than 13 or 14 at the time. and he was the one that would call you in your room every night and go, do you mind running over lines with me for the scene. >> jimmy: really? >> he just loved it so much. you could just se

around page 30, i went, well, in the jack bauer vernacular, i went "damn it."do this. >> jimmy: it's hard to complain because bear grylls, who's our next guest, gets attacked by wolves and that sort of thing on his show. >> no, i've watched him jump out of a helicopter or two. he's got a tougher grind than i ever did. >> jimmy: definitely. are you that kind of a guy? an adventurer? are you a camper or anything? >> not really, no. pretty much fake it. >> jimmy: you do, yeah. >> i think the last time i was camping, my oldest daughter wanted to try this outward bound program for summer. and part of the deal was at the end of everything that they learned, one of their parents had to go with them on this trip. and we climbed -- >> jimmy: it's mom's job, right? >> yeah. we climbed about 3,000 vertical feet. i showed up with all the proper equipment. i looked like the deal. and my daughter was 16 at the time. and after three days, i came limping out of the mountain, with a stick, barely clinging to life. and she was -- she was just kind of as light and effervescent as