off-duty americans are watching a festive parade, including a modern joan of arc. there is a french band as fancy as one of our own, needing it out for the marching men of france. now into the square comes an american unit, one very much on duty. bringing forth throughout, and then into the heart of town, and into the hearts of frenchman march the men come up paying their respect to the memory of joan of arc. over, but theis festivities continue throughout the city. an off-duty soldier may run into a street carnival. he feels right at home. the same kind of kids having a great time, the same atmosphere. and they even have many of the same rides as the carnivals back home. why not go all out? there are always souvenirs to send home to mother and dad. furlough, as to a stretch of time off time, the soldiers of print -- soldiers of france will always head to paris. left bank or right bank. the soldier will do top to bottom, and no better place to start than the top of the eiffel tower. luckily he won't have to climb. there is an elevator to speed him upward. going up.

charlie: you did joan of arc here in new york. d of characters are there that you have not played, that you want to play, like joan of arc, like lady macbeth, like people who we all know, or have some experience with who are the least bit interested in theater or literature? marion: i would honestly love to do a little comedy. charlie: a little comedy? marion: yeah, because i need to explore. i have explored a lot of dramatic roles, and i think lady macbeth must be like the ultimate germanic role. dramatic role. and i think it's time for me to explore something different, and i love to take risks. i think the risk i could take right now is comedy, because i don't -- i mean, i did very few comedies, and i would have a lot of work. it would be totally different work. but yeah, that's pretty much -- charlie: it is harder than drama. a lot of it is timing. marion: honestly, i need to confront myself to this -- because drama is a flow that, if you get the right emotion, everything comes together. comedy is, as you said, the timing, the

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. >> you did joan of arc here in new york. >> yeah. >> rose: what kind of characters are there that you haven't played that you want to play, like joan of arc, like lady macbeth, like people who we all know or have had some experience that were the least bit interested in theater or literature? >> well, honestly i would love to do a little bit of comedies. >> rose: a little bit of comedy now? >> yeah, yeah, i think i need to explore-- i mean i have explored a lot of dramatic roles. and i think lady macbeth must be like the ultimate dramatic role. and i think it's time for me to explore some thing different. and i love to take risks. and i think that the risk i could take right now is comedy. because i don't-- i mean very few comedyies, and i would have a lot of work, that would be a total different work. but yeah, that is really what i want. >> that is harder than drama, isn't it? >> yeah. >> a lot of it is timing. >> yeah, yeah, honestly, i need to confront myself to this beginnest drama is a flow that if you get the right emotion, it's-- i mean everything comes together. comedy is, as

. >> i was channelling joan of arc. oh, where i'd i put that sword, by the way. >> look at who comes back to life. this is cool. what else? ross roz a lot of cool things. we went fly boarding. it is part of the clip show on christmas day. earlier today the first lady of greg: she's married to bill deblasio. she's a very nice lady. rosanna: we talked about a number of things, the initiative to help people suffering from mental illness in new york, thrive nyc. greg: you asked her the question of her huhs running for president one day. rosanna: do you see yourself or your husband as being the president of the united states one day? >> no. >> no? just the mayor of new york city. >> do the best job at what you are doing right now. i always tell him, this is since being on the city council, serve with distinction. greg: that sounds great, the whole iowa field trip was probably a mistake. he talked about politics in iowa, get out into the community. >> it is all about new york city. it is all about new york city. discussed in i

go there on joan of arc day. it's a kind of mardi gras and fourth of july rolled into one. f-duty americans are in the crowd watching the festive parade, including a modern joan of arc. ♪ there is a french brand. beating it out for the marching men of france. ♪ >> and now into the square comes in american unit, one very much on duty. here in attribute to a great ally on a great day. as it bringst forth throughout orleans. and then into the heart of town. into the hearts of french to line the streets march the men paying their respects to the memory of joan of arc. the parade is over but the festivities continue on route the city. an off-duty soldier may very well run into a street carnival. he feels right at home, the same music, the same kind of kids having a great time, the same atmosphere. in they even have many of the same kind of rights of carnivals back home. one up go all out? saves -- are always souvenirs to send home to mom and dad. but when it comes to a furlough, a stretch of time off time, the soldier in france will always have for paris. there is no end of sites