to do with performances by edward norton as pete seeger and monica barbaro singing beautifully as joan baez, both to absolute perfection. part of the power of a complete unknown is its subject matter. bob dylan is one of the most dynamic personalities of all time. but performance of him and the straightforward movie-making by director james mangold delivers one of the best movies of the year. it's a dean's list. a likely offering for christmas day release is the retelling of the 1922. vampire classic knows what out too. this one is beautifully made. it's not a remake of the 1922. original, yet it still pays homage to it. >> with all of the elements that you'd want in an amazing horse tells a great story. one that is visually stunning with amazing performances from the whole cast. it's an old time honored plotline. does its job of leaving jumping point, not feeling just a little bit that another really well done. dean's list a >> kron. 4 news at 5 know lucky winners on christmas eve. when you have another chance at the billion dollar prize. plus, a special messages from space. how the intern

joan baez is in the film. the character played by a great actress playing joan baez. is just for those of us who still listen to bob dylan practically every day, who love vinyl albums, who know their history about music, and for timothee chalamet, what an actor. i mean, he's i think he's still underrated despite being out there for years and years in the dune movies and other small independent films. this i think, is just a knockout. this is at the top of my list. you know, i give it a, you know, a must see rating for and it opens today, which is really cool. >> yeah. and chalamet i mean a lot of people thought he was like a flash in the pan type of actor. but he has really proven so much more than that. and i'm excited to see this film for that reason included. all right. number two, are you ready for it? let's go into number two. yeah i'm ready. very different film. one of the biggest ones in the country right now. maybe the biggest. sonic the hedgehog three. watch. here we go. >> showtime. >> what is this den of madness? >> are you detective pikachu? >> he does loo

pete seeger, joan baez, bob dylan, these are too iconic, virtuosos, what are we doing?he said look, i don't think -- this isn't a biography. this is about how an emergent moment happens around an artist and the collisions between people that create this delicate moment we have where art and youth and the culture of our country and the progressive, the attempts to advance the human cause were woven into each other so tightly and just for a minute they were affecting each other and artists were really affecting what is happening at a whole generation was voicing itself through this incredible young person. pete seeger was, you had him on the show. you had him on your previous show. >> stephen: i couldn't believe i have the privilege. i think he was 92 at the time or something. to talk to him, interview him, hear them play, he was leaving everyone in song, creating a communal moment. and seeger saw the thing you're talking about in dylan, he saw this moment, the rarity of the moment, at least portrayed by you in this. >> edward: absolutely anything i learned, i knew a lot

tonight, you can see her playing joan baez in the new bob dylan bio-pic, "a complete unknown."our-time grammy winner all the way from australia. his album is called "high." keith urban is with us. [ cheers and applause ] you can see keith on tour next year. go to keithurban.com. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by nikki glaser and nicholas hoult with music from the cast of "the outsiders" and jamestown revival is. our first guest has an emmy and tony, you know him as kendall roy from "succession." now he's getting more great reviews and a golden globe nomination for his role as donald trump's mentor in "the apprentice." please say hello to jeremy strong! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look very woody allen tonight. >> it's my "serpico" hat. >> jimmy: the audience doesn't know. ryan seacrest was supposed to be here, he got sick, you happened to be in town. >> happened to be in my hotel room. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you came by, you saved the day. you really did. i'm very grateful to you for doing that. unfortunately, i don't know if you know this, you now have to host new

the event is called a night to honor joan baez.est performers like bonnie raitt, emmylou harris, lucinda williams and tom morello of the rock band rage against the machine, and joan baez herself is also expected to perform. the concert will be held at the masonic auditorium. the proceeds will go to the sweet relief musicians fund, which helps people in the music industry. >> well, as we know, it has been a disappointing season on the field for the 49ers and the faithful, but the team is making sure its young fans are enjoying themselves. the organization hosted the 49ers kids club holiday party last night at levi's stadium. families took photos with sourdough sam and the gold rush cheerleaders. other activities included playing with balloon candy canes, making christmas ornaments, and writing letters to santa. >> time now 557. rising global tension causing some people to order their own private bunkers. one research company says the market for underground shelters because of fears of a possible nuclear war, are expected to reach $1

alongside tom cruise in "top gun," she is daughter to schwarzenegger on fubar, and now she plays joan baezu're looking for babe ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: “a complete unknown” opens in theaters christmas day. please welcome monica barbaro. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: monica, we have not met. you met guillermo at the oscars, though. is that true? >> but very memorably, yeah, guillermo and i met. he gave me a gift. >> jimmy: what did he give you? >> well -- he was on the oscars carpet giving -- i don't know if you -- i don't know if he did this for other movies, like if there were other themed flasks, but there was a jet that was in the shape of a -- like in the form of a flask. and he was making people take shots out of it. [ laughter ] and then he -- >> jimmy: that sounds right, that sounds like him. >> guillermo: that's correct, yeah. [ laughter ] good memory. >> a good time. and then he gave me the flask. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> he did. and it was like breaking apart in my hands. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> sorry, i cut off applause. he gave me the flask. [ cheers and ap

. >> the actress, who plays joan baez, did plenty of research, finding her biggest inspiration in a book wrote, go away from my window and just try to get, you know, a piece of her essence in the film as opposed to mimicking her or trying to be perfect, trying to control it. and if you're wondering about the music in the movie, no lip syncing here. >> once upon a time, you dressed so fine, threw the bums a dime in your prime. >> it's 100% timmy chalamet. and that's true for every artist in the movie. it's about raw emotion and authenticity and poetry. and so to make a movie about that kind of music and then have someone's disembodied voice coming out of the throat of a young man just seems you know what? when i describe it, it doesn't the decision make sense? yeah. for the times, they are a-changin, a complete unknown hits theaters on christmas day. >> in hollywood, george pennacchio for abc news. >> abc7 news is streaming 24 over seven. go ahead and get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us wherever you want, whenever you are, whenever you want, wherever you are. that'll d

drop your guard ♪ >> reporter: she had already shared them with the likes of bruce springsteen, joan baezpletely weird that we're walking past this. i used to write songs on these benches because i lived in a dorm room right here. my dorm room was the second window in from the crown molding. >> mags. >> reporter: it was at nyu where she got what you call her big break or at least a big break. >> i can't wait to hear it. >> reporter: when superstar and producer pharrell williams visited her class. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: rogers played him a song she had been working on called "alaska." ♪ ♪ >> what i really remember is just staring at my shoes and like holding on tight. >> wow. [ applause ] >> wow. >> i have zero, zero, zero notes for that, and i'll tell you why, it is because you're doing your own thing. it's singular. >> reporter: the clip went viral, but rogers, who actually started out studying music engineering, still needed to learn the craft of writing and performing, which is just what she did. >> i've played like every bar and club on the lower east side and every diy venue in brooklyn th