played by joe pesci. want to put him on a fall late ok pepsi's character once sheerin played by robert de niro to take out the powerful union leader jimmy hoffa played by al pacino. well good to meet you too even if it's over the phone the irish man is a milestone in movie history the 1st time ever the great italian american actors have all teamed up together with the great italian american director martin scorsese. it's like being a tight room. and you don't get up there you know you haven't met with martin scorsese and so you take chances which are like you know about these movies or they have a 1000 like him out 50 years in the making a lot of that is getting the scripts right getting the actors giving everybody available and then it got to a point where we took so long with our schedules and doing other films and other commitments that by the time we got to do it they could play younger so we have to get into this. digital age which is experimental not to sit down and that's right this is not just goo

triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and albert chino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci and harvey keitel this has the potential to be quite a movie not only that. they digital trickery that is quite time standing to see as well. frank sheeran has been a right. under the contract management can only fire driver on very specific charges so. if any moving violation. do you drink on the job. no you haven't hit anybody on a job. i don't think so i'm going to have nothing to worry about. the irish man is based on the true story of frank shearer a truck driver turned hitman for philadelphia mobster russell buffalo lino played by joe pesci. put him on a fall 8 ok pepsi's character once sheerin played by robert de niro to take out the powerful union leader jimmy hoffa played by. well good to meet you too even if it's over the phone the irish man is a milestone in movie history the 1st time ever that the great italian american actors have all teamed up together with the great italian american director martin scorsese. it's like being a traitor. and you know you know there's no yo

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robert de niro, al pacino and an unrecognizable joe pesci united for the premiere of martin scorsese'sthe irishman" -- already getting buzz for de niro's de-aged performance. >> what was your reaction when you first saw that footage of yourself? >> it was okay. i just want it to work as best as it can and they did a very good job. >> it was rather exciting when we saw the test. we realized, wow, this could work. >>> now to another hollywood legend, julie andrews. i just loved her in "the sound of music." the 84-year-old is spilling secrets behind the scenes of her classic movies in her new memoire "hard work," including the iconic mary poppins. ♪ just a spoonful of sugar >> back in the80little intervie "entertainment >> did i? >> you sure did. >> i seem to remember i did. >> is there any mary poppins left in julie andrews? >> you should see me when i'm screaming at the children. there's a great deal of mary poppins in there i think. mary poppins was the first film that i ever made. the flying sequences were difficult, but i did actually feel myself -- one of the ropes just give a littl

. >> scorsese is fine, but my favorite joe pesci movie is still "my cousin vinny." >> hulk think "godfather smash violence! >> there are more black people in this scene than in any of scorsese's movies. >> this isn't a film critique per se, but have you tried coppola's wine?

high—tech and digitally de—age, by several decades, the three septuagenarian male leads, al pacino, joe pesciended up redoing shots that we did originally in the first week. six months later, we redid those shots because the technology was better. the issue, i thought, with it, wasn't the facial expressions so much, but the bodies. so, bob de niro, a 70—something—year—old man, de—aged around his face but his body is still a 70—year—old man and it moves like a 70—something—year—old man? at times, probably, yes, at times. you make him climb over some rocks to chuck away a gun. oh, well, that... that was, well, it was early in the morning. i mean, give him a little leeway. hello. is that frank? yes. hiya, frank, this isjimmy arthur. do you like the idea of more and more technology coming in? anything new, as long as it doesn't take away the heart and the soul of the picture. the human element, that's the key. but you wouldn't go all the way and make a comic book movie? i don't know how to do that. i'm also not... it's uninteresting, why make it? it's really more of a theme park ride. it's not ci

high—tech and digitally de—age, by several decades, the three septuagenarian male leads, al pacino, joe pescied out one way, we ended up redoing shots that we did originally in the first week. six months later, we redid those shots because the technology was better. the issue, i thought, with it, wasn't the facial expressions so much, but the bodies. so, bob de niro, a 70—something—year—old man, de—aged around his face but his body is still a 70—year—old man and it moves like a 70—something—year—old man? at times, probably, yes, at times. you make him climb over some rocks to chuck away a gun. oh, well, that... that was, well, it was early in the morning. i mean, give him a little leeway. hello. is that frank? yes. hiya, frank, this isjimmy hoffa. do you like the idea of more and more technology coming in? anything new, as long as it doesn't take away the heart and the soul of the picture. the human element, that's the key. but you wouldn't go all the way and make a comic book movie? i don't know how to do that. i'm also not... it's uninteresting, why make it? it's really more of a theme park

>> sean: sounds like she's in a movie with joe pesci in real life. let not your heart be troubled. laura is next. what swamp are you in tonight? >> laura: i'm back in washington in the original swamp. you are in the de blasio swamp which is not better. don't get me started on new york. hannity, that is the funniest... de niro and alec baldwin should get together and do crank calls to people for a living. i mean -- >> sean: i've got to say. you know, there was a roast -- i've got to give his daughter. his daughter on twitter, i was fighting alec baldwin asked me to be the mature adult and stopped. i answered. they did a roast, she tore him up one side down the other. i laughed! she had a great sense of humor. looked like a great kid in spite of him. >> laura: a different scenario here when there's a lawsuit involved oratorical. hannity, great show tonight. >> sean: i agree with you. >> laura: this is the "ingraham angle" from a busy night in washington. bombshell dropping about the identity of the whistle-blower who kicked off the impeachment mania. going to tell us how significant

>> sean: sounds like she's in a movie with joe pesci in real life. let not your heart be troubled.xt. what swamp are you in tonight? >> laura: i'm back in washington in the original swamp. you are in the de blasio swamp which is not better. don't get me started on new york. hannity, that is the funniest... de niro and alec baldwin should get together and do crank calls to people for a living. i mean -- >> sean: i've got to say. you know, there was a roast -- i've got to give his daughter. his daughter on twitter, i was fighting alec baldwin asked me to be the mature adult and stopped. i answered. they did a roast, she tore him

. >> reporter: after all, with this cast, which also includes joe pesci and harvey keitel.would be a shame if it wasn't. >> we're going to war with d.c. wrt but this is not "goodfellas" andi it's not the god father. the irishman is taking stock of lives lived hard. if there's one thing you want people to walk away with after seeing this film, what would it be? >> that people feel something about it. >> that's interesting. >> yeah, something comesff at iofort utyou , is affecting that sense and you don't even know why. >> it's about getting eeolder a what's happening with us and just realizing this is what it is. you know, that's it. >> i heard you paint houses. >> yes, yes, sir, i do. i do. >> reporter: the film chronicles a true story about franc sheerer, played by de niro. he was a hit man who got in close with the controversial leader of the teamsters union, jimmy hoffa, played by pacino. >> our friend speaks very highly of you. >> thank you. >> he's not an easy man to please. >> well, i do my best. >> reporter: he's a bulky guy. he's there to be the muscle. and yet his

a tony-nominated and emmy-winning actor he is starring alongside robert de niro, al pacino, and joe pesciers on friday and on netflix starting november 27th. please help me welcome bobby cannavale. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i know you just -- you raced here from brooklyn you live in brooklyn, but you grew up in jersey, right >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: does that mean - >> new jersey. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: does that mean that you are a big springsteen fan? >> yeah, dude. i'm the -- yes i don't want to say i'm the biggest, because many people out there consider themselves the biggest springsteen fan. but i'm a pretty big fan, yeah >> jimmy: really >> i love him. >> jimmy: and did you ever get to meet him at all >> yeah, yeah, yeah. a few times. >> jimmy: wow. do you remember the first time >> yeah, well, the first time that i met him, i met him two nights in a row when he was playing in new jersey. and i was with a friend who knew him and the first time i met him, i couldn't say anything

. >> scorsese is fine, but my favorite joe pesci movie is still "my cousin vinny." >> hulk think "godfather" glamourizes violence. hulk smash violence! >> there are more black people in this scene than in any of scorsese's movies. >> this isn't a film critique per se, but have you tried coppola's wine? the pino is underwhelming. >> coppola's "dracula" gave me nightmares because it was awful. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight tug-o-warren. plus, stephen welcomes eddie murphy and the pioneer woman ree drummond. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hi! nice to see you! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! ( cheers and applause ) oooh! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! how are you? welcome, welcome one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's friday! ( cheers and applause ) listen to that, jon. that can only be one thing. that's a friday crowd right there, that is. ( cheers and applause ) absolutely. ac

. >> you like the mob movies, joe pesci, pacino, robert de niro, and ray romano. >> another day at thece two old friends greet each other warmly they are season pros >> how long have you known each other? don't tell him. >> a long time we met as young actors together. we met each other in the '60s. >> i was running away from an armed robbery. >> well, you had one of those kind of looks. >> they have done all right these two, actors first, movie stars, yes, but actors first >> what do you admire most about al >> we've sort of grown up over the years, decades, and had similar types of situations in our lives, success. >> we both sort of happened around the same time, and maybe it was too, the era back then, it was a different thing being famous, and we were suddenly famous even though we had been working for years before and i think that has a way of affecting you. somewhere, somehow, we knew it >> the new film they're in together is called "the irishman" based on the book "i heard you paint houses" the life story of philadelphia tough guy frank sheeran who worked for the mob and jimmy h