my guest tonight is in the new wes anderson movie, so at some point in this interview, jason schwartzmanprobably show up. please welcome jeff goldblum. ( cheers and applause ) hey, jeff. good to see you again. nice to have you on. >> nice to be here. >> stephen: to see you again, man. obviously everybody knows you're a friend of the show. it's your sixth time on the show. ( cheers and applause ). first time we got to have a conversation together. >> i'm thrilled, very honored. >> stephen: now, i've never said this to you, i've never said this to you, but you know i don't trust the hollywood elite. >> yes, sir... >> stephen: but you're different. >> really? thank you. >> stephen: because the market has spoken and are you box office gold, okay? ( cheers and applause ) i believe in the free market. you've been in some of the biggest movies of all times. do you fit in out in hollywood with all the-- are you a liber liberal? ( laughter ) >> i wasn't going to press the issue, but now that you've brought it up, yes, i would say that i'm-- if i had to put my cards on the table-- i'm on the side

just people like paul giamatti and jason schwartzman. people who i'm a big fan of their work.e. but i got to work with little annie rose buckley and a beautiful white horse and six chickens. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, who can say that? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: e-i-e-i-o. so now, "winter's tale", this is the new thing. this is like a fantasy love story. >> yes. it's very sentimental. very fantastical love story. >> jimmy: what made you do this one? >> job, just looking for work. no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't be honest. don't be honest. >> i was running out of bread stamps. [ laughter ] no, i read the script and i really fell in love with it. in fact, that script and "saving mr. banks" were two of my favorite things in 15 years that i had read. and it was just unabashedly sentimental. and film now, as many things now in pop culture, seem to be, at times, quite cynical. and it's not really a criticism of film, but it's just, they're hard boiled in many ways. this was a kind of a throwback to a very sentimental and very pure kind of story telli

in the house is david o' russell and mark wahlberg and jason schwartzman, all the people who were inng to my prank call cd. >> those prank calls landed hill his first film. and led to small parts in hit comedies. like "knocked up." >> look, man, i didn't go to yale so i could work 12 hours a day. >> i thought you went to santa monica city college? >> i went where i went, jason. >> and "forgetting sarah marshall." >> i would love to sell you some weed. i'm at my [ bleep ] job right now. obviously you called me at work. you know i'm at my place of work. >> then in "super bad." being funny made jonah hill famous. >> i don't want to sit here all by myself cooking this [ bleep ] food. no offense. and i just think that i don't ever need to cook tira misu. sorry for cursing. >> i started not having to audition for films. i got script after script. it was a really lucky amazing time. i would call it the christmas present thing where it's like if you get a christmas present and you open the box and it's this thing that you really wanted. >> i'm not trying to insult her. >> what hill didn't wa