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. >> my mother and father were visiting their friend, john cromwell on -- who was directing the filmn the scene, and my mom said, oh, take my baby. and i was supposed to be crying and i was a rather happy baby and my mom said to jane, just pinch him, so she pinched me and i cried. >> larry: a star is born. we'll be back with jeff bridges right after this. se. ♪ it still kills bad breath germs for a whole-mouth clean. and it's never felt so good. new less intense listerine® zero™. this site has a should i try priceline instead? >> no it's a sale. nothing beats a sale! wrong move! you. you can save up to half off that sale when you name your own price on priceline. but this one's a deal...trust me. it's only pretending to be a deal. here, bid $79. got it. wow! you win this time good twin! there's no disguising the real deal. ♪ i don't know baby where we stand ♪ ♪ where is the future that we planned so long ago ♪ ♪ i don't know ♪ i don't know if you're my friend going along coming back again ♪ ♪ where did you go ♪ baby i don't know >> oh, yeah. >> larry: the great jeff bridges, got two

i was six months old, he was visiting a friend of his, john cromwell, who was making a movie and he wasvisiting the set with my mom and they needed a baby in a scene, jane greer was the actress, and so my mother said here, take my baby. and i was a rather happy baby, and in the scene i was supposed to cry, and so my mother said, just pinch him. so they pinched me, and now we cut maybe 30 years later, and i'm making a remake of a movie that jane made, her movie was called "out of the past." my movie was -- what was it? "against all odds." and jane was playing the mother to her original character's part, and i had a scene with her, with jane, and i said, jane, i'm having a little problem here, would you just give me a little -- and that was a side because you were asking about my dad. but anyway, my dad was very enthusiastic and wanted all his kids to go into acting. and i was in love with "early sea hunt." and i remember him sitting me on his bed teaching me all the basics, seem like it's happening for the first time, you know, don't just wait for my mouth to stop and then you say your l

. >> my mother and father were visiting their friend, john cromwell on -- who was directing the filmin the scene. jane greer was playing the woman in the scene, and my mom said, oh, take my baby. and i was supposed to be crying and i was a rather happy baby and my mom said to jane, just pinch him so she pinced me and i cried. >> larry: a star is born. we'll be back with jeff bridges right after this. ♪ i don't foe baby where we ♪ i don't foe baby where we stand ♪ ♪ where is the future that we planned so long ago ♪ ♪ i don't know ♪ i don't know if you're my friend going along coming back again ♪ ♪ where did you go ♪ baby i don't know >> oh, yeah. >> larry: the great jeff bridges, got two films coming in december, "true grit" and "tron: legacy," right? >> uh-huh. >> larry: two -- what are you working on now? are you working on another one? >> right now i'm working on ending childhood hunger and my music and i'm working on my music and i got no movies -- >> larry: are you now a musical star? >> i don't know about star, but i'm getting to play my music, you know. which is a wonderful thi

his good friend john cromwell was making a movie, and he was visiting the set with my mom and they needed a baby in the scene. my mother said, here, take my baby. i was a rather happy baby, and in the scene i was supposed to cry. so my mother said, just pinch him. so they pinched me, and now we cut maybe 30 years later and i am making a remake of a movie that jane may. her movie was called "out of the past." my movie was "against all odds." and jane is playing the mother to her original character's part. i have a scene with her, and i said i am having a little problem in voting here, would you just give me a pinch? [laughter] anyway, my dad was very enthusiastic and wanted all his kids to go into acting. i can remember him sitting on his bed, teaching me all the basics, seeming like is happening for the first time, do not just wait for my mouth to stop and then you say your line, you have to hear what i am saying and then respond. come back and i want you to do is completely different, things like that. he told me all the basics, but the most important lesson -- and this is really evident

his good friend john cromwell was making a movie, and he was visiting the set with my mom and they needed a baby in the scene. my mother said, here, take my baby. i was a rather happy baby, and in the scene i was supposed to cry. so my mother said, just pinch him. [laughter] so they pinched me, and now we cut maybe 30 years later and i am making a remake of a movie that jane may. her movie was called "out of the past." my movie was "against all odds." and jane is playing the mother to her original character's part. i have a scene with her, and i said i am having a little problem in voting here, would you just give me a pinch? [laughter] anyway, my dad was very enthusiastic and wanted all his kids to go into acting. i can remember him sitting on his bed, teaching me all the basics, seeming like is happening for the first time, do not just wait for my mouth to stop and then you say your line, you have to hear what i am saying and then respond. come back and i want you to do is completely different, things like that. he told me all the basics, but the most important lesson -- and this is rea