one, jack lemmon, did you consider jack lemmon or he just wanted to do it. >> i don't think i ever considerednybody but. >> rose: alan. >> alan and briefly dustin, but alan and i had worked together on this play called love, luv, and we worked together before that in chicago, when we were improvisers or known each other. we didn't perform at the same time. and i knew that he would bring to it a kind of -- the thing you see in every scene is a kind of preasperger's aspect. >> rose: preasperger's. >> they didn't have asperger's yet but there were asperger's people and his vision was, without ever saying it that josa ian was msing something, so he could see all of this more clearly than the other victims. and i love then and now the coldness and yet it is opposite in the character that he is. >> rose: and it originally was entitled to be catch 22? >> no, no. it was painlessly, previously catch 18. >> so wrong. >> how could they have done it? what were they thinking of? >> rose: and they didn't go with 18 because there was another book? >> well, what happened was, as we were preparing to publish

the station has been shut down at jack lemmon scare. >>> a fremont teenager who loves to scare people is getting the fright from city hall. the city issued a cease and desist order for his haunted house. jean elle has a look at city government at work. >> these will be jam packed full of clothes and stairs on the backside. >> reporter: chris loves to scare people. his backyard haunted house is famous on delaware drive. >> every year we go there. >> i like the suspense. but it really scares you. >> this is the house of horrors. >> reporter: this year was going to be his biggest house of horrors yesterday. building for months, the 18-year-old and his friends were ready to decorate until the city of fremont sent him a cease and discyst order. >> my mom told me we had a citation. >> reporter: the city checked into the haunted house after someone complained about traffic concerns and determined the structure violates zoning laws. he says it's solid. he's prepared to take it down but isn't giving up. >> i'm so determined because it's for the community. i love seeing people smiling and happy

remember tony curtis and jack lemmon in some like it hot. >> i feel naked. >> with those legs, are you crazy? come on. >> reporter: dustin hoffman in tootsie. >> my name is dorothy it's not sweety or honey. >> oh, christ. >> no, just dorothy. >> reporter: robin williams is mrs. doubt fire. >> hello. >> how are we doing. >> reporter: and most recently. >> are you going bald. >> reporter: adam sandler dons a dress for his new movie jack and jill. >> drag performers will get you laughing whether you're laughing at them or laughing with them. they get you laughing. >> reporter: this man teaches a drag performance class at a college in pennsylvania. yes, really. final assignment, dressing up in drag. yep. that's him. really. ♪ don't be a drag. just be a queen ♪ >> reporter: dwyer says long before there was lady gaga's hit "born this way", an homage to drag, there were men dressing up as women. from greek classic theater to the days of shakespeare to vaudeville and there's a reason. >> the mere notion of a woman performing on stage was unthinkable. it was consider

she came up and hit him over the purse with her head and say how could you be so mean to jack lemmon? being a child star? "my three sons" eventually goes off the air. did life get tough after that? >> afterwards i worked on broadway here and came to new york. i really wanted to become a legitimate serious actor. probably my late 20s when things started to slow for me. i became probably a little more obsessed with the party scene. probably filling a void that -- being famous and having that no longer in your life, that creates kind of a skism. i knew i wanted to be an actor but there were trying times. >> folks can now see you on recurring character on "madmen"? >> right. i just finished a film with ben affleteflec affleck. >> we ask folks on this series who would you want to have coffee with living or dead? johnny depp. i like the way he handles his fame. i think he is one of the finest actors that we have seen in so long and i would love to work with him and love to meet him. >> high praise from ernie douglas. >> the importance of being ernie, here we are, you know? thank you very mu