. >> you also gave jack nicholson the performance of a lifetime. >> i think jack has done just fine withoute. he had a very healthy career before i came along. >> were you paranoid you could never do it again? what does that feel like? >> that feeling has never gone away. i have written six movies, a seventh about to go under production. 190 episodes of television and plays. every time i finish a script, i always feel like i am never going to be able to write another one. it is a terrible feeling. i have used all the words i know in every order i can put them in. i can't think of a story. myths about the founders, creators, innovators often boil down into legend. what is the myth of aaron sorkin and what is the reality? is i am anity awkward guy that is more than i ame on paper in person. i would give anything if we could do this interview by e-mail. >> i would never know it. >> i would be more charming and likable if i could just get a couple of drafts. >> you seem open about your struggles with addiction and where are you with that journey? years. past april was 13 it was a struggle. i lo

me and a couple of other models that could act came out hereúbúd my agent happened to know jack nicholsonyou tell where this is going? you can tell where this is going, right? >> jimmy: well, yeah. >> so, every night somehow or another, we had dinner with jack. and one day he invited the three of us over for lunch and made tuna fish sandwiches and milk. like, very weird experience. anyway. so, we come home one day and there's a message, call jack, geena davis, call jack nicholson. i was like, oh, my god. look at this. i'm saving this forever. this is unbelievable. mr. nicholson, yes, hello this is geena davis. you called me. and he said, hey, geena. [ laughter ] so, when's it going to happen? [ laughter ] i was like -- sorry, what happens? you know what i'm talking about, you know what i'm talking about. i said, oh, mr. nicholson, you have the wrong idea. come on, i'll send a car. come on over here. come on over. and so, i said, well, mr. nicholson, you know, i have every hope that i'll be working in this business and that some day we will work together and i would hate to have ruined the

. >> you also gave jack nicholson the performance of a lifetime. >> i think jack would have done justine without me. he had a very healthy career before i came along. >> were you paranoid you could never do it again? what does that feel like? >> paranoid that i can never do it again, that feeling has never gone away. i have written six movies, a seventh about to go into production. about 190 episodes of television and three plays. anytime i finish a script, i always feel like i am never going to be able to write another one. it is a terrible feeling of i have used all the words i know in every order i can put them in. i can't think of a story. i am never going to write anything again. >> there are myths about so many of the greatest founders, creators, innovators that are often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of aaron sorkin and what is the reality? >> the reality is i am an awkward guy who is more comfortable on paper than i am in person. i would give anything if we could do this interview by e-mail. if you would e-mail me the questions, i could give you much better answers

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director mike nichols fired him after one day, and replaced him with jack nicholson. >> jack nicholsonleading roles were mostly on television. >> patinkin: come on! >> simon: he won an emmy playing a doctor in chicago hope. >> patinkin: i'm jason gideon. >> simon: then starred as an fbi profiler in "criminal minds." but in an infamous real-life episode, mandy abruptly quit that show, saying he objected to the content, leaving his castmates, crew, and cbs high and dry. >> patinkin: wasn't their mistake. it was mine. i chose it because i was greedy. i wanted more money. i was always worried about money. and i was always worried that i needed more money, and i needed to be more famous to get more money, and this and that and everything. when the fact of the matter is, which my wife always says to me, we have never wanted. she said, "where do you get this fear from?" i don't know. maybe it's genetic, maybe it's nonsense. but it's greed. >> simon: he thought he'd never work in television again. for years, his reputation as an obsessive, hard-to-handle actor preceded him. you have such a cle

. >> like when hollywood legend jack nicholson fawned all over her on "good morning america" when shear. >> my biggest nightmare. >> or on late-night television. >> i get really hyper. i am like really hyper. so then i go on interviews, i am a chihuahua, shaking and peeing. afterwards, i'm like i just talked about paying on the red carpet. >> old friends like amanda cornish say it's not an act. >> as soon as they ask a question she has got something to come back with. or if something funny happens. whatever she fills it in with. >> no filter. >> no filter. >> you saw that? >> back in the day? >> that was even there in eighth grade. >> unguarded, uncensored spirit that has all of hollywood lining up to work with her. >> she is so much fun to work with. just so free. uninhibited. >> amy adams starred opposite lawrence in "american hustle." >> a ring on my finger. we have a child together. >> roles that landed them both academy award nominations. >> you know sometimes in life all you have are [ bleep ] poisonous choices. >> i remember thinking -- there is nothing this girl can't do. >> y

luciano pavarotti and jack nicholson.he starred in "chinatown" he was going to mandarin. >> jack nicholson is big people. people love him. >> the documentary "soul of a banquet" shows that the food world took note from james beard to julia child to alice waters. chiang taught them. >> she guided us through the whole menu and how we were to experience chinese food. >> even though she's retired the imperial chiang still commands authority. >> it mate be a myth that marco polo brought noodles from china but it's a fact that cecilia chiang brought respect for one of the world's oldest cuisines. tell me the truth, every once in awhile do you ever go sneak some chop suie. >> it disappear. >> i think i know who to blame. >> see you later. >> osgood: ahead. taking it slow. ♪ i found a happy place ♪ it's written on my face ♪ we're singin', we're singin' ♪ i found a happy place ♪ a rather happy place ♪ i'm singin', i'm singin' ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ i found a happy place [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts

. >> jack nicholson and tom cruise, they were great. no word yet on casting. would be fabulous in that role. >> i kind of liked you the way you said it earlier in the show. >> we were practicing with a lot of energy. >> that would be a nice twist. have a woman being the one -- >> i'm up for it. let's do it. >> real quick, anything wild tomorrow? >> no, you can handle this. 70s, 80s tomorrow. >> sounds nice. >> thank you, rob. thank you for watching nbc bay area news. >> "saturday night live" is next. have a good night. >> dear leader, it has been five weeks since you've been seen in public. your people yearn to set eyes on their beloved kim jong-un. please, some are wondering if you're still in charge. >> fools! i am the one and only shining son. i am your marshal! so why do i hear these poisonous

a young meryl streep unimpressed with a young jack nicholson in "heartburn."aid of nichols, "he's responsible for igniting people's dreams." who can forget nathan lane and robin williams exploring their identities. the more complex the relationship, the more interesting to mike nichols. husbands and wives then and now, seduction in the age of the internet. mothers and daughters in shirley maclaine and meryl streep in postcards from the edge. >> i am still here! >> reporter: he took on politics in "primary colors," "charlie wilson's war," always taking us on a journey, never quite knowing where we would turn next. here at abc tonight, we celebrate him, a dear friend to us, and we remember his family tonight. >> our thoughts are with mike's children, his grandchildren, and with diane. >>> dry tomorrow, wet this weekend. what's happening with weather you live right now. >> i team confronts a zoo director with accusations from employees that she lied to them after a baby gorilla guyed there. >> you'll see how a drunk driving suspect was treated in jail. >> and liv

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with a few good men, how do you do that with jack nicholson?sound of music with carrie underwood was great. peter pan is huge. it's a musical u musical. a few good men looking to do a production of that. it will be interesting. you're competing with netflix and hulu and amazon, you have to use more of these live tv productions. i think it's a smart strategy. >> thanks so much. count down with liz claman starts now? liz: melissa, we've got a massive number of stories, but exclusive breaking news coming up on the hank greenberg versus the us government trial. the former chairman of insurance giant aig is on the witness list to testify in his 40 billion suit against the us government bailout for this week. grenberg claims he and aig people were forced to take unfavorable bailouts during the financial crisis, but now we learn about a key development that could change the outcome. whether speed should have its privileges. today, president obama weighing on the hotly debated topic and it's causing from cable providers

. >> it happened to jack nicholson. you create a personality and you can't get out of it.ow he is one of those -- you know you walk into a gas station and they have the touristy things. you turn him around and you can find things you need to buy for your kids. >> you are turning into emergency room greg. >> i talked about it as a joke and now it is painful true. >> you don't hear me breaking wind. cameraman. anyway, i don't even know what that means, or do i? that's the joy of pretending not to know. they can't catch you. delightful goes sill when we come back. here is what is coming up tomorrow on the independents. >> well, hello. did you hear about the charity ebola song? band aid is back. we will see what those silly celebrities got wrong in the sing-song. it is tomorrow night. >>> is it bad to gab? talking about other people may be good for you even at work. research shows that 90% of all office conversations are actually gossip. the other 10% are about how awesome i am. thank you. a piece from the huffington post, they have them there. a made up name and did you see i

jack nicholson, he hasn't seen anything this crazy since he flew over the cuckoo's nest.ang. around the back by curry. throw it down like you mean it. warriors win, 136-115. >> everybody chipping in offensively. defensively, challenging shooters, getting stops so that we can get out and run and get into our flow offense. >> played very well yesterday. back-to-back, so the truck gave me away. you got to be care willful these games. and the big thing for us is we moved the ball. well stuck to our game plan and didn't really get a sniff after the first quarter. i think we controlled the tempo of the whole game. >>> to the ice before we get out of here. sharks and hurricanes. troy grossneck making his first nhl start. the path is blocked but he pokes it home, 1-0, sharks. but troy was the story. getting a shut-out in his first start. get this. the 25-year-old made 45 saves, the most ever by a shark making an nhl debut. his father, boy was he brought to tears. you know what? i've been battling the story all day. i got to apologize. terry. >> cried a little too. >> i'm break do

the stars worked with include dustin hoffman, merrill streep, jack nicholson, harrison ford and juliaerts. mike nichols was 83 years old. >> parents you may want to check your stroller tonight. there's massive recall involving 11 different strollers. the consumer product safety commission says there's a problem with the folding hinge on them it could seriously hurt your child's fingers. these are a few of the graco strollers known to have the problem. graco says it's gotten 11 reports of finger injuries with six children having their fingertips amputated. over 4 million strollers sold at target, toys r us, wal*mart and amazon.com are affected by this recall. we have posted the entire list for you and what you need to do if you've got one on our website. just head to myfoxphilly..com and click on the on seen on tv tab. >> even a monster snowstorm could not stop baby from entering the world. >> that's right. lucy grace, good name, decided to arrive just as buffalo, new york, was digging out from feet upon feet upon feet of snow on tuesday. your worst nightmare iain. >> my gosh. >> storm

. >> one thing that we have talked about is that it might seem like that scene out of jack nicholson in a few good men. he seems to have such an ego. you want answers? you can't handle the truth. i think we might learn a lot on december 9. after watching ferguson, missouri burn literally as they were setting fires, children in some local schools were given the basics in protesting before the grand jury's decision came down but is this the right lesson to teach those kids? and could it actually cause more problems in their community snz plus new fallout over the defense secretary hagel being forced out the door. how his calling it as he sees it may have rubbed the obama administration the wrong way. if you suffer from constipation, you will likely also suffer from gas. introducing new dulcogas, which starts working to eliminate gas bubbles in minutes for effective relief. dulcogas, from the makers of dulcolax- nothing relieves gas faster. >> welcome back to "outnumbered." this may make you wonder about what schools are teaching our children as we watch angry crowds burn and loot busin

anjelica huston stops by to talk about her remarkable career and her 17-year love affair with jack nicholsonen we start on a monday morning here on "today." vai and tracy, back to you in philly. >> all right, matt and savannah. see you guys in about ten minutes. >> you got it. have a good day. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coldest time of day is right after sunrise. guess where we are right now? the sun is just coming up, and the temperatures are still cooling at a rate greater that be the warmth we're getting from the sun at that low angle. we are getting a cold one. look at it, 38 degrees in philadelphia, 8 degrees chillier than yesterday morning. that sunshine, though, will warm things up. once comeup higher in the sky, we will rebound into the 60s. there are scattered clouds around, nothing on the radar screen, not for today, but look what's falling from wisconsin, through minnesota, the dakotas. that is snow, and that's some of the colder air that's going to be here later this week. but today, after a cold morning, upper 50s and low 60s. mild

her volatile relationship with jack nicholson which what finally made her stand up and walk out todaycarolina. >> we love the "today" show. >> good morning, columbia, missouri. >> we're back now 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the tenth day of novemb, 2014 and we've got a great crowd gathered here outside studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. on kind of a beautiful, beautiful morning. >> so excited you picked up her sign. >> somebody dropped something. by the way, as we stand here, once again, we want to remind people that no shave today month but we're not just doing it to repulse you but go to our website at today.com and look at important health reminders, especially for men. please, do that as soon as possible. >> you're doing good. >> get check on the top stories. natalie is over at the newsdesk. >>> flight cancellations and delays are mounting now in the midwest because of a storm that is bringing the season's first significant snowfall from montana to michigan. some areas could get up to a foot of snow and the return of the polar vortex will bring bone chilling temperatures to more th

i found that the writing process actually superseded you know the facts of life. >> jack nicholson, of was the process of writing about it like? >> well i sort of handled it on a day-to-day basis. and sometimes i didn't handle it so well at the time. writing about it actually was quite cathartic. and i showed him the book before it went to publication. so i got his stamp of approval. not that i needed it but it was nice to have. >> you write that looking back on it now, you think there were moments where -- i don't know if denial is the word you'd use, but there were times where you felt like -- >> denial is not a -- >> where maybe you should have known what he was up to. >> i knew what he was up to but, you know the thing about being with somebody who's that much in the public eye and who is that charming and is that charismatic is that you kind of have to go along with the program. it's not like you're going to break all those habits immediately. >> this book is dishy. it's interesting. it describes a hollywood that seems very exciting. you have a lot of tales to tell. one of them th

. >>> that, americans, can handle the truth, notwithstanding the fact, what jack nicholson says. >>> i believe, the act itself, is a apology. and if you read it, which susan worked so long, and carefully on, there is a acknowledgement, of wrongs, not a complete roster. if every he indian lined up, we would be there for a very clonk time. >>> but there is, a set of findings, where the united states, is acknowledging, yes, we did these things. >>> the establishment of the museum itself, it seems to me, is a expressing of regret, an apology, saying we offered you this, and this place, and this ground, in our capitol city, and our greatest financial center. we offer you this space, to have and to tell your story. >>> that's a extraordinary opportunity, one that is clear to me. >>> people say, well, are you sure, that you should be criticizing, the united states and my answer is, always, what did they think we were going to do? [laughter] >>> given the opportunity to tell the native story, what did they think we were going to do. but, bring forward this truth and, great thing about it, by

see why jack nicholson says the film cramped his plans. >>> this one is pretty special.at's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the u. "new york post" shows the famous photo. it shows a couple kissing after world war ii. he said that's him kissing a good friend of his sister. he said he had no idea the picture was takeen in the past. other people have been claimed to have taken on the photo. >> i'm sure they do. nearly 1.2 million l. dechlt lights were strung on the mall in the wire. 75. the lawyer put the lights together with an army of volunteers. the electricity was donated by a local power company. >>> the philadelphia inquirer is now em bracing its christmas tree. we showed you how they were going to swap it. now they're embracing it to the comparison of a charlie brown christmas. they'll decorate it with a sinal >>> a teenage brain shuts down when hearing criticism from mom. i know that. >> i could have told you that. >> i knew that. three universities organized brain scans for 32 teams. when they played mom's tough words th

see why jack nicholson said the film crunched his plans. >>> a team of scientists finds the remains of back from extinction. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you this morning's headlines. the new york post reveals the mystery man many a famous photo, the kiss by the hotel deville shows a couple kissing in paris after world war ii. french-american says that's him kissing a good friend of his sister. he said he had no idea the picture was taken in the past. other people have claimed to be the subjects of this photo. >> they all do. >>> "usa today" shows us a what massive christmas light display in us a australia kra that holds a new world record. nearly 1.2 million led lights were strung in a mall in the capitol. that's about 758 miles of wire. 75. that's right. a lawyer put the lights to the with an army of volunteers. the electricity was donated by a local power company. >> that's a light show. >>> philadelphia "enquirer" says reading, pennsylvania, is embracing its christmas tree once considered ugly. we showed you earlier this week how city officials considered swapping

jack nicholson. meryl streep. tom hanks. robin williams. interviewed mike nicoles in 2005. >> what is it you do when you sit around a table like this? i assume with your actors before you begin rehearsal. >> whatever it is, whether it's ludicrous farce or whether it's tragedy, it's really the same. there's just certain questions. first of all, for the audience, why are we doing this. what's our point. what are we telling. the audience is so new. why have you called us together. and you have to have an answer. >> nichols is survived by his wife of 26 years, abc's diane sawyer, as well as his three children and four grandchildren. mike nichols was 83. >>> certainly thinking about diane and his family today. there's not one person that worked with him that is not forever changed by working with mike nichols in all the best ways. >> there are so few people who have won the number of awards he has, an ememmy, grammy, oscar, l of those. >> extraordinary career. >> so brilliant, so funny, so kind. >> so well liked by the community. >> so true. eve

he worked with jack nicholson and meryl streep who described him as my master and commander, you know nichols was working on hbo adaptation of master class. the play about the opera legend maria call last who was to star streep. leaves behind his wife married 26 years, diane sawyer. his children, days sir, max and jenny and four grandchildren much. >> what a legacy, he will be missed. everybody loved mike nichols. thank you very much. bill: new york icon too. every time you see him he makes you laugh. wow. martha: good man. bill: our best to diane sawyer and rest of his family. martha: best to all of them. bill: prime time tonight on fox news channel, president obama takes executive action on immigration. what will republicans do in response? martha: that is at question. a drone's eye view of a deadly winter storm. this thing is far from over, folks. the latest on this crazy weather and where it's headed next after this. martha: so the throws down the gauntlet on immigration this evening, unveiling unilateral executive action tonight in a move to shield up to five million illegal immi

. >> there's another thread through your love life, jack nicholson.life. but there's one part in the first dating period. you call yourself tragically gullible. at that point, you also talk about the potential of marriage which he really broke your heart over. do you find looking back he was one of the true loves of your life? >> oh, yeah, jack was definitely one of the true loves of my life and continues to be the love of my life. he's an extraordinary man, a brilliant man. i think, you know, that line shouldn't be misinterpreted. there's a line in there where he says marry you, are you kidding? it was a joke. it wasn't really as derogatory as -- >> you say that now but then you cried for three days. >> of course, it's a terrible thing for a girl to hear. >> i'm going to make you retell the story again. your first day on the set of "the royal tannenbaums," your scenes with gene hackman. >> wes anderson is the director. i'm extremely nervous. it's a freezing cold january day. i'm introduced to gene hackman would i have to slap across the face in the f