. >> joanna hoffman: we're out of time. floor. >> kroft: but no one seemed to be thinking about her for this one, the part of apple marketing whiz joanna hoffman, who was one of the few people who could handle steve jobs.nt to do this movie. you sought out the role? >> winslet: i-- i offered my-- offered my services and-- let ithey be interested in casting completely against type and considering the blonde english woman to play the dark-haired polish armenian, ( laughs ) >> kroft: with some wit and an iphone, she managed to get their attention.m a little bit of a nudge. and i-- i put a dark-haired wig on myself and some glasses and made myself look as much like the real joanna hoffman as i possibly could.d sent it to scott rudin, and-- it seemed to do the trick. and danny boyle came to australia and we had a meeting. and he asked me to play the role.kate winslet arrived in san francisco to begin shooting, she and the rest of the cast had read the script and realized they weree: a fast paced drama that unfolds in hallways, o

>> i spent time with joanna hoffman, such an extraordinary lah steve jobs. the stories she shared were incredibly helpful. that dialect. she was born in poland but raised in armenia, went back to poland, half her family spoke russian -- i mean, it wasrrifying, taking that on. the thing with the dialect as you're only one step away from asketch. if you get it just a hair off, it can go the wrong way. >> jimmy: perfectly right, there are nine people a that know it's and she's one of them. >> it's true. >> jimmy: even to her she probably doesn't sound like she sounds because no one sounds like they sound. this was a complete waste of ou're right. [ laughter ] >> i could have just done it in my standard rp. >> jimmy: i enjoyed the movie. how many movies have you been ow. my 12-year-old often makes me count and we sit there going like this. 12, 13, 14. then we sort of lose count. somewhere around 30. >> jimmy: we're going to put you to the test. you've been in around 30 movies. >> i think is "name that you." the object of the game -- i'll show you a photograph of

we'll start -- you just said this one. >> joanna hoffman. >> jimmy: correct. surnames as well? >> jimmy: that would be nice. you'll get bonus points. >> some of them didn't have surnames. rose. >> jimmy: correct. "the reader." >> hannah schmitts. >> jimmy: correct. next, "sense and seseibility." >> marianne dashwowo. >> jimmy: all right, more recently -- >> janine matthews. >> what? >> janine matthews. >> correct. next up -- >> oh, wow -- >> jimmy: "contagion." >> what was her name? >> jimmy: she was a doctor. >> erin meres. >> jimmy: correct! i don't know why i'm impressed. >> rita. >> jimmy: that is rita. >> clementine kuchinsky. >> jimmy: finally one more to run the table -- >> that's -- my mother. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kate winslet was the original chewbacca in the original "star wars" movies. >> that's right! >> jimmy: well, it's very good to have you here. good luck at the oscars. "steve jobs" is available february 16th on blu-ray, dvd and digital. we'll be right back with richard dreyfuss. wassup? i'm hannibal i'm gonna usee samsung pay to get a katz's deli paparami san

we'll start - you just said this one. >> joanna hoffman. >> jimmy: correct. surnames as well? >> jimmy: that would be nice. you'll get bonus points. >> some of them didn't have surnames. rose.

i put a dark-haired wig on m melf and some glasses and made myself look as much like the real joanna hoffman as i possibly could. and i took a selfie and sent it to scott rudin, and-- it seemed to do the trick. and danny boyle came to australia and we had a meeting. and he asked me to play the role. >> kroft: by the time kate winslet arrived in san francisco to begin shooting, she and the rest of the cast had read the script and realized they were facing a huge challenge: a fast paced drama that unfolds in hallways, on staircases and in dressing rooms. winslet, who's character was a composite of the strong women in jojo' life, found it allll bit terrifyingng >> kroft: why terrifying? it's 187-page script. and it flows. there's a rhythm to it. there's a pace to it that has to feel entirely accidental and fluid. and the only way to really honor that and respect those words is to know them and to not forget them. that's the hardest part. >> hoffman: start 15 minutes late so avie can recompile. just at least give us a fighting chance. >> jobs: jesus christ, how many times have we had this conver

- [david] oscar winner kate winslet portrays little-known apple executive joanna hoffman in the drama steve jobs. - [kate] i knew it would be very unusual to play a woman who i'd never heard of. and, actually, most people will never have heard of joanna until this film comes out. but she really was like his work wife and very influential in terms of how he functioned as a person, how he dealt with the people around him day to day. she really made him toe the line and helped him, in a way, to be the best version of himself that he could be in terms of personal relations. (winding) - i need to talk to my husband! i need to hold my husband! i need him. a breakout year for swedish actress alicia vikander with the critically acclaimed roles in ex machina and the danish girl, which earned her an academy award nomination. (winding) - we understand you've settled several cases against the church. - i can't discuss that. - there aren't any records of any of these settlements. - nope. - [david] rachel mcadams earns her first oscar nomination for the difficult performance of boston globe's spotl