gecko i wanthink your father to direct jack nicholson who happens to be my boyfriend at the time, to star. why? that point, if your bread is buttered, why not take advantage of it? for the most part, my difficulties -- yes. they were obstacles. i wanted to earn things myself. if i have had a struggle, that is really the nucleus of my struggle, i think. >> it sounds like a segway for a line that i want to get to that jumped out at me on page 175. a story lately told. here is that i was no exception to this fortunate rule but i remember wishing i had something to fight for. that i hadwishing something to fight for. tell me more about that line and how you navigated this journey? >> the idea of being given things that you don't necessarily deserve was always a difficult one for me to negotiate. and so i really felt that i really had to prove myself. being the daughter of a famous man is more easy than being the daughter of a famous woman. but at the same time, there was a sense of wanting to earn my own way. of wanting to pay my own way. never asked my parents for money. i prefer to ste

jack nicholson, we love him. he has found his calling to be a poster child on how to be really cool as you get older. like "the bucket list," it's all about living your best life after 50. he gets it. >> back across to kath. >> celebrating her birthday today here from indiana. indianapolis, i think she said. what is the current average age of retirement in america? 57, 59, 61 or 63? >> 61. >> i think that's right. >> 61. >> yeah, good job. ten years ago, it was 59. it really is climbing steadily up, according to aarp. a lot of americans are pushing retiring further and further away. >> sure. >> that's one of the big reasons why aarp dropped retire from its name officially a few years ago. there's a big trend happening in america. people are retiring from their first jobs and going into their second and sometimes third, like i did. >> excellent. back across to kath. >> you're from birmingham, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> which of these musical acts has never signaled their intention to retire with a "farewell" tour? >

jack nicholson is on trial for robbing a gauche i are store. there's 12 people on the jury. the other 11 are convinced that the nicholson character is guilty. he doesn't seem like the guy that robs a gauche i are store. right. at first everyone is angry for hanging the jury. but it turns out that andy, captures the real thief and, of course, then he becomes the hero. not send an innocent person to prison. when he watch the juror, we identify with him. we think if we were in the jury trial. that's how we would behave. we're the ones open-minded and fair-minded and want to see the evidence. it's the american sense of self-justice. however, i continue want to make it too political. but i have to little bit. 2012 angrymen. many of you have seen it. it was produced in 1957. it was written a couple of years earlier. when we watch it, we watch it half dozen times. i identify with the juror number 8. and as do most people. however, the author progressive a little differently. you have to read the instructions. how the character should be portrayed. here is juror number 8 who is playe

. >> jon: when you see jack nicholson in a movie now he's great but it's like look at him acting.now what i mean but with cate she just inhabits whatever it is she z. is there one you would like to work with, had work with? >> i would like to work -- i did a movie with cate and never worked with her for a day. >> jon: did she request that? is that what happened? this woman is talking me. >> i did meet her on the red carpet. >> jon: how was she. >> tiny. she's wee. i thought she was statueesque but she's wee. >> jon: more wee than me? >> it's tough to be more wee than you. >> jon: people meet me sometimes and they think i'm tall and then they meet me and the disappointment in their eyes is often palpable. >> i get the same thing, you know. >> jon: i think you are tall. >> people think i'm larger than i am. people always say but you are small. i thought wait, you thought i was fat. >> jon: you get in fights? i just back off. they say i thought you were taller and i was like me, too. i thought i was taller and younger. i'm just going to go, i'm going to walk away. >> walk away. >> jo

number of he was all the above he was all of the above i would imagine we'll learn more about jack nicholson in book two i have a batch of it's not new well i don't know that there's there's much about check that people don't know maybe ninety four and of you jack is just one thing on him he called me before my last week on c.n.n. and i can't ever do but you know my only i really love to do a show i watch all the time but if i did the show i have to do everybody else and i don't want to do everybody else why what is he referring from the spotlight. i think it's not that he refrains from the spotlight he refrains from television and he's never done television. and that's been a personal choice the only time you'll see jack on television is at the laker game other than that he's a film actor and he's always been very he's always in the here to that. and i think maybe it's part of his mythology is dick not just stick but i think it's a conscious choice i don't think he wants to be in your living room apart from. if he's at the at the laker game i don't know that he wants to be that friendly guy

one of your good buddies, jack nicholson. when was this? how long ago? >> 19272. >> jimmy: 1972.ves? >> well, after school, we used to go around and -- i don't know. create some kind of -- modest mayhem of some kind. kind of mess stuff up for something. but, we, we actually were still, jack for sure was assembling a career and becoming a movie star. we worked on acting much more every day, all day. than they seem to do today. we go out and do scenes. be different people. get on ape bus. go to the dodgers. go off to the track. we would, we would be different people. and work on relationships all day long. not just jack and me. but harry dean stanton, dennis hopper, adam o'rourke. we'd go around and work. >> jimmy: create a character in your mind. or in character, for whatever you were shooting at that time? >> not shooting. just on our own. we would make up things to do if we weren't shooting. if we were shooting. when you did movies, like we did. you are doing a movie in 15 days. for $195,000. a box lunch. with real hell's angels. we didn't ride motorcycles. god al mighty. i was

t a second oscar and the moment she had with jack nicholson next. ♪ do the hustle >>> i don't know whathe song and the girls were in the room practicing the hustle. >> you weren't part of the hustle? >> no. i was probably like watching a baseball game on tv or -- >> they threw you out. >>> she won the best actress for "silver linings playbook." now jennifer lawrence is surrounded by oscar buzz for her role in "american hustle." >> she talks about what it is like to play christian bale's wife. >> reporter: at just 23, jennifer lawrence is one of hollywood's most sought-after stars. from the blockbuster "hunger games" franchise. to her academy-award winning performance in "silver linings playbook." and she may be poised for a second win with major oscar buzz surrounding her performance in "american hustle." >> no, danny. not that one. we have to get the big one. >> i told you not to do it. why did you do it for? >> just get another one. >> i don't want another one. i want the one carmine gave me. >> carmine gave me. why don't you marry carmine? get a little gold chain and put it around yo

i think what we need to stop doing is treating the american people like the jack nicholson character men. they can handle the truth as long as the administration is transparent, is above board and understands what the parameters are, i think that the president will be going, will be taking a step in the right direction. but by the way, industry needs to do the same as well. these recommendations say while the nsa shouldn't be keeping this, it doesn't say that we shouldn't be doing it at all of it says industry should be keeping it. >> so the president obviously has a trust deficit in the way he never has in his entire career. more people according to recent polls don't trust him than do trust him. that is a big hit for people. do you think the way they've handled the nsa scandal is part of the problem? or is it just the nsa scandal. the idea that all these things were going on. >> the scandal is just one more example of how the president's trust relationship with the american people has eroded on issue after issue. and because he hasn't had a lot of accomplishments, a lot of things t

. >> the picture in the shining where they showed jack nicholson frozen in the snow that is how i felti was out here yesterday. it says it is only 22 degrees out here. it is very cold out here and if you're born into the city at least you will fill little better for right now it is going to be hard getting out of the car and getting to the bart station. the only thing that i can tell you to your advantage is that it is not when the outside. >> have you seen any ice on any cars? >> i was just driving here and there are no cars. average tried to look for some and there really is nothing out here. what is interesting is set the sprinklers went off and i'll see if those wars start to a freeze but it has been very hard to find it 8 cars with frost because it is pretty empty. >> you have to watch out for the frost on their plans. >> norming shelters have been set up in the south bay because of unseasonal cold three shelters in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy are open over my for people to get away from the freezing temperatures. there are 50 beds at the boccardo regional reception center in s

>> and he was playing opposite his best friend, jack nicholson and robert redford just to name a soonitely getting noticed. but still wasn't getting top billing. as all of your contemporaries were doing these big movies and getting lead roles you said you were never jealous, you were just worried about when your time was going to come. >> i was worried if my time would ever come where i would get a chancea shot at those kind of roles. and then came "coming home." >> what are you saying that you're not going to make the effort? >> what i'm saying is -- i do not belong in this house. >> his role at returning vietnam vet opposite jane fonda earned him an oscar nomination. yet something still didn't feel right. >> the difficulty for me was, i started getting a lot of congratulations. for the performance and the movie. and i never served myself. i felt bad about the fact that i hadn't done that and i was being somebody who haddon that. >> one, two, three. >> the buzz surrounding his current role fortunately no such guilty. >> the bruce dern! >> in fact special screening of "nebraska" in ne

jack nicholson. 1967 a few years later he would be a movie star but he is on trial for what vinegar's restore 12 people on the jury one was aunt bee the other 11 are convinced the character is guilty but aunt bee pulled out because he does not seem like the kind of guy to rob us store for a first everybody is angry with aunt bee to hang century but it turns out that real steve is captured then of course, aunt bee is the hero for her foresight not sending the innocent man to prison. would be watched that we don't identify with aunt bee because we think that is how we would be paid for your open-minded and fair minded to see all the evidence. that is the distinctive american sense of self justice. not to make it to political but i have too a little bit 12 angry men a classic movie produced in 1957 right at the height of the mccarthy era and when we walked it i always identify with juror number eight with henry fonda character. it is a huge it is almost as high as it gets rated number nine. but the author saw it a little differently than you have to read his instructions as to how the ch

she's won many awards and been paired with silver screen heavyweights including jack nicholson. >> doyou think you can possibly put the top up? >> the top's at home in the garage. >> frank sinatra. >> marry me now, today. >> i love that you said you were the mascot for the rat pack and everybody just assumed that maybe you were involved with somebody in the rat pack but that's absolutely not true. >> absolutely not true. wasn't even interested. had a bit of a crush on dean. frank was not my type. too little too skinny, too short. i like mysterious, you know complicated very macho mitchum type. and i had a relationship with him. >> you had a long relationship with him. >> i'm thinking it's fun to be the mascot for lack of a better word for the mascot. >> absolute. it was wonderful. that time will never come again. everybody cares too much about having to present themselves. ball in new york that will welcome in the new year. all crystals shining greatly. >> the preparations for dropping the ball will be given a run threw. > and on tuesday we ring in the new year. welcome to "cbs this m

>> reporter: we've watched maclaine for many years now and been paired with heavyweights like jack nicholsonight. >> oh, dave, you shouldn't carry on like that. >> reporter: everybody assumed that maybe you were involved with somebody in the rat pack, but that's not true ask. >> absolutely not. wasn't even interested. had a bit of a crush on dean. frank was not my type. too too late, too skinny, too short. i liked click indicated macho type. and -- >> reporter: you did have a relationship? >> i loved his complication. and i was wondering where his demeanor came from. >> reporter: i think it's better to be the mascot than the rat pack? >> absolutely. that time will never come again. >> reporter: where do you stand, though, on sex and love at this stage in your life? are you interested? do you have friends with benefits? do you have people you can call? do you have a secret lover you that don't want us to know about? did shirley maclaine have bootie calls? >> what are you talking about? i don't know any of that language. what say friends with benefits thing? >> reporter: you really don't know

the biggest part of the solution i felt for a long time is we have to listen to jack nicholson's linetoday, on the global stage, everyone doesn't get a trophy. >> let's the urn to politics for one more story here, and we'll get to ac actiona a little late. the tensions behind presidential politics appear to be playing out between governors of neighboring states. did you hear about this? rumors have been bubbling that chris christie met with a local new york republican about possibly running against incumbent democrat andrew cuomo for new york governor. in a recent phone call with the press, cuomo reportedly downp y downplayed the report, saying, "i can tell you this: i spoke to governor christie this morning, who told me the exact opposite. and i'll leave it at that." the comments put christie in a tight spot with his own party. >> you say? you don't say. >> yeah. okay. he's in charge of the republican governor's association, which tries to get republicans elected. yesterday, chris christie tried to set the record straight. >> mr. astorino hasn't told me or anybody else he's running f

even movies that they cite in this piece, movies like "as good as it gets" jack nicholson. >> never saws when you're weak. >> the time on television, i think. remember what's his name in this movie who played the gay -- >> pee wee herman. >> greg kanir. >> no, not pee wee herman. there weren't any big stars on tv who were gay. will and grace came after that. the rain maker with matt damon. >> really letting movies affect our politics? >> can we move onto the other stories? >> please. >>> because we're getting so much reaction to it. this is one of the reasons we love doing the show. when you discuss a topic, you sometimes will change your opinion. >> i totally changed my mind on the story. >> me, too. >> there's a community in florida where they have banned kids from playing in the street. this is what kids do. >> they're out playing in cul-de-sacs. this homeowner's association on the west coast of florida, here's from -- it's the myanmar homeowner's association -- >> miramar. >> myanmar. >> used to be called burma. >> here's what they had to say about it. he says, we're trying to make

i love jack nicholson. >> i like mel brooks too. that's good. >> oh my god.ike younger men? >> well, i've been married 62 years and that's it. >> you're done. >> let's talk about celebrity babies. the royal baby first of all. the biggest baby of the year. >> so cute. >> the kardashians and kanye baby. >> northie is a beautiful baby but so is prince phillip -- prince george. >> yeah, i know. look at how adorable. look at those big brown eyes. >> she's beautiful. absolutely beautiful. >> and she was taking care of the baby. >> yeah, she's looking great. >> ladies, happy new year to you. great to have you here. i know you're going to have a wonderful 2014 as well. >> good to see you ladies. >> golden sisters 2013 countdown, best pop culture moments aired tonight on the oprah winfrey network, own. >> and we'll help you throw a bash to remember with elegant food and pretty cool d i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent h

jack? >> welch. no, nicholson. >> that's what i thought. >>> anyway, coming up, we're going to talk about this. very interesting story. the way you tip about to change in 2014. joe, are you a good tipper by the way? >> yes. >> you are? okay. >>> but first let's get the national forecast from the weather -- >> you write little notes about lifestyle. >> reynolds? >> reporter: hey, guys. let's give you a weather tip for today. we're going to see some scattered snow showers across parts of the northern plains and moving into the northeast. temperatures in the 30s in both boston and new york. in terms of travel today, you'll have possibly some delays in the twin cities. backups there. new york city looks good. denver. no major issues to report. hey, folks, sit tight. got more coming up on "squawk box" in just a few moments. >>> how about the eagles? they managed to beat the cowboys to win the nfc east title. i think this might be the fourth straight year the cowboys had a setback in the most important game. 2010, the e