he said if jack lemmon's likes it, let's have jack lemmon.tivals.ds and in particular, he was so good, like a middle-class american. >> one of your producers said it would be impossible to make the film now. >> yes, it is. >> y? >> hollywood is completely different. big, bigdo those movies with special effects and a lot of action and killing in the kind of things. there are a few good movies now they stopped because [indiscernible] the kind of monsters they do. >> i want to go back to "missing." when we see joyce horman, the widow of charles horman, although she doesn't know she's a widow at that time, she is called that and played by sissy spacek. joyce was nervous about someone making a film and wanted to distance yourself, though she recently told me which would to mexico where you're making the film, she is astounded by what you were doing and was changing her mind at that time. she and jack lemmon, who plays charles horman's father, though to the stadium in chile where they're allowed to get on the loudspeaker and ask if he is there. tho

being in movies and working with jack lemmon was maybe the highlight. >> the question that you always ask, who was it -- >> oh, my god he was amazing. >> [indiscernible] >> we did something together called the entertainer, an american united stated, musicalized version of the john osborne play and movie. and it was a dream. it was ray bolger was in it, jack, [indiscernible] amy in once in love with amy, tind daly, zeta thompson, michael [indiscernible] who was doing a little play writing thing on the side that i didn't even know about, he was just acting and mitchell ryan and i played the part of the girl, shirley fields role and he meets me at a beauty contest and sings to me and marvin hamis wrote the music of. he wrote a song called pretty flower. >> i don't know if you can see that. >> it might be preyoutube. >> it was produced by mobile, donald rye was the director. we would rehearse it every day at a place called the lynndie oprah house in los angeles, used to be there, gone. >> you mentioned that you have done a lot of stage work in the last few years, can you talk about that?

remind me of a jack lemmon character. nervous business guy. does something wrong.e looks like hell. why does he worry -- if it is 30, 40 members in the caucus, the wild guys why does he worry so much. why doesn't he say, i will go with the majority. i need the majority not the crazies. why doesn't he do it that way? >> play it out. suppose he called for a clean vote. put it out there, 30 republicans, 195 democrats went for it. it passed. he is afraid the next action in his caucus will be to remove him from speaker. now, think about it. here is a guy that is now a hero for the american people. he has put our country back together. it is working, the government is working. and their next act is going to cut off his head as speaker. no, that is not going off to happen. he need to have the nerve and the guts to stand up to those 30 guys, 40, whatever it is. say, "look, you won't help me. i am going next door and getting the votes because i care about my country." that's what john boehner has to do. if he did that, he would have nothing to worry about. >> let me ask you