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sounds like some kinky thing that they do in hollywood, you know, i did a long interview with with jimmy stewart for the archives of the kennedy center for you know having won the award and we were talking about screen tricks and he said that for destry rides again that that marlena direct totem that when you're when you're taught when you're facing somebody to look at to look both of them in just one eye did they ever learn that in other words instead of me looking at you both of your eyes where i end up sort of flickering back and forth to just look at one eye so then my eyes will remain steady as i look at you. well, i know they didn't answer this better also for the stage. i know that the stage to keep from being diverted to many performers will look you in the forehead like i'm looking now because in the forehead forehead for that same reason, so you're a gays is that all no i say that some on stage have done that. that there has been an old stage trick to keep from being diverted or anything to really yeah. oh no. oh no, honey. that's a terror. that's a terrible trick to do. i know it's te

i did a long interview with jimmy stewart for the archives of the kennedy center, you know, for having the award and we were talking about screen tricks and he said that for -- that marlene na dietrich taught him when you're facing somebody to look both of them in just one eye. instead of me looking at both of your eyes where i end up flickering back and forth to look at one eye so my eyes will remain steady as i look at you. >> you can answer this better. also for the stage. i know that the stage to keep from being diverted many performers will look you in the forehead like i'm looking now. >> in the forehead. >> in the forehead. >> for that same reason so your gaze is steady. >> oh, no. >> i say that some on stage have done that. there has been an old stage trick to keep from being diverted or anything. >> really? >> yeah. >> oh, no. >> what? >> oh, no, honey, that's a terrible trick to do. >> well, i know it's terrible, yeah, but they do it. >> can we do something about her microphone. it looks ugly. >> i hate to think -- >> want to use mine? >> i hate to think during hell cats of t

i did an interview with jimmy stewart for the archives in the kennedy center for having won the award and we were talking about screen tricks. he said marlin a dccc taught him that when you are taught or facing someone to look at them when i. have you ever learned that? i sort of flickering back and forth so than my eyes will remain steady as i look at you. >> it's also better for the stage. i know the stage to keep from being diverted many performers go look you on the forehead like i am doing now. >> the forehead? for that same reason for your gaze to say? >> i said there are people onstage who have done that that has been an old staged trick to keep from being diverted of anything. >> really? >> yeah. >> oh no. oh no, honey. that is a terrible trick to do. >> i know it's terrible. >> can we do something about her microphone? it looks ugly. >> do you want to use mine? >> i hate to think that during the movie, this great romantic movie as you are looking at miss reagan's forehead. >> there are some actors who do that. >> it's me! >> you have something to play back to. in reality why

. >> jimmy: now here -- can we just zoom in for a second? is that a cardboard cutout of rod stewartened was -- >> he's -- look, he's part of the family now >> jimmy: okay >> the kids refer to him as like uncle rod roddy rod stewart. he's always there. >> jimmy: he's rod the mod, man. he's cool. but why is he in your living room >> well, so bobby did this show, "vinyl" where he played a record executive and so he had this, you know, fancy office with, you know, all the rock stars and, you know, so he had this massive cut out of rod stewart and we brought it back kind of as a joke and then it's become part of the family part of the home >> jimmy: i want to talk about some of your projects, if you don't mind "peter rabbit 2" is out this weekend. that's going to be big for the kids [ cheers and applause >> yeah. really fun >> jimmy: it's fantastic and then, kind of the opposite, that i would say, is probably not for kids is "physical. which i love it's set in the '80s you're very '80s in this it is well done. whoever did the sets and the wardrobe, by the way, is fantastic. can you set u

stewart barney. i don't know why they said that. jimmy, does your wife let you have phone privileges? and said this is a study. hooking up with ex's, it reminds you why you broke up. there is value having your wife around. that's what my wife said. >> greg: it's never a 2-way street. nobody is back burning each other. >> right. the other person will get up set. this is why you don't stop texting your partner. i text my husband so much. i don't know how he has time for a job. he doesn't have time to text anyone else. >> [laughing]. >> i can answer for him. right. >> right? >> [laughing]. >> right. >> greg: poor guy. >> no it, lucky guy. the luckiest man in the whole world. >> greg: there you go. >> becausely is married to me and not any other reason. >> greg: kat rosenfield, i got it now in the last block. do you buy this research? >> i don't know. it sound exhausting. my recurring nightmare is that i got back with my ex-boyfriend who i dated before my husband. i would wake up why? >> greg: i have had those. those are good nightmares to have because they tell you did the right thing. t