john lithgow.ng under the covers. >> nothing worth seeing. >> joy: nothing that great to see there, you know what i mean. and this guy--john plays this older guy. he's suspicious that the guy has been a setup because he has low self he is scheme of himself as a sexual object. >> yeah. >> joy: and he's right. turns out he was right. it was a setup. >> he's no fool. that's the extraordinary thing. he was made a fool off this very crafty man who was suspicious of everything is made a fool of. >> joy: because i guess being in the closet. and your sexuality is something that you're vulnerable about. i understood why he couldn't figure that one out. >> it's a play with six characters which means also has five very complex relationships. he does have a wife. he is married. >> joy: i want to talk about that in the next segment. i'm keeping you here for a while. let's take a break. we'll talk to john lithgow. desk top, lab top, ipad. iphone. >> pleasant your hearts. >> the big one. >> stephanie: all i know,

james earl jones and john lithgow and phillip seymoure hoffman hoffman. i never thought i would win. it's lovely. >> he made his name as smithy in gavin and stacey. so when the national theater came calling, he tried to start fresh, to reestablish himself as one of the great comic talents, which he has done on both sides of the atlantic. >> james corden made a success of it. you an get updates on our stories at our website, and can find us on twitter. thank you so much for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. foundation. union bank. and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a biofuel made from renewable sugar cane. >> a minute, mom! >> let's broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

current tv: tomorrow - joy behar welcomes john lithgow.iller, a woman and now a political pundit. join joy behar one week only until the fall. >> joy: pulleying has been in the news a lot lately. usually it's kids against kids. this week it was kids against a 68-year-old bus monitor karen huff klein. one of the kids shot some cell phone video that went viral. here's some of what went on. watch. >> yeah, you're fat. you're so fat. you take the whole dang seat. >> oh, my god, your glasses are fogging from your friggin' fat you fat ass. if you don't have something nice to say don't say anything at all. >> are you sweating? are you sweating tears? i'm trying. >> you're vying? >> you're trying all over your eyes? >> you're trying--crying all over. >> yeah, you're probably crying over your box of wimping can is. >> joining me is robert zimmerman, and brown university professor and current tv contributor tissue tradition rose. a kid shot that video. there was one kid reporting this. >> no, he put it on the internet. >> this was entertainment. >>

i do know next friday--next week i have john lithgow. >> eliot: he's a great. >> andand then a greatll talk about gay issues with him. i have another guy i want to come in, gustin burrows. he wrote a book called "running with scissors." then he wrote a new book on how to live your life. he does it from a quirkry point of view, i love it. >> eliot: one thing i didn't know about, we were chatting before this, you were in movies. i always thought of you as a tv--the only person i know who talks twice as fast as i do. >> have you heard of elisabeth hasselbeck. >> eliot: she's on your show. >> right. >> eliot: i'll have to watch and see how you can do that. you're registered democrat or republican. >> democrat, democrat. >> eliot: you're progressive. >> of course. >> eliot: i just want to make sure. you're sitting in this chair. i want to make sure. >> you'll be a freudian by the time i'm through with you. one of the reasons why i wanted to be on current tv is al gore runs thetation. i'm still ticked off by the 2000 election. i'm ticked off at the supreme court. that was not an election b

and my girlfriend, you know. >> rose: roll tape. >> si have to thanks, i have to-- say john lithgow and james earl jones, and frank langella and my favorite act never the world philip see more hoffman, to be on a list with you was enough and holding this, i honestly it just reminded me that there is no such thing as best, honestly i am overwhelmed. hytner and richard bean and mcchrystal, our brilliant cast, tomorrow and oly and jemima and danny and claire and susie and everyone, i share this with them completely, producer who took a huge risk bringing this ridiculously silly play to your city. your city, the audiences here who have embraced our show like we never ever imagined they could. every night is a joy. my girlfriend who-- i'm so sorry this is ridiculous-- it is good it's not hot in here, isn't it. (applause) my girlfriend julia gave birth to our son like five days before we started rehearsals. and she's my baby momma and i can't wait to marry her and-- (applause) i would not be holding this if it wasn't for her. she make me say us instead of i and we instead of me. and i love he

. >> i have to say john lithgow, james ill jones, frank, and my favorite actor in the world, philip seymour hoffman, to be on a list with you was enough, and holding this, honestly, it just reminds me that there is no such thing as best. honestly, i am overwhelmed. >> me? yeah you! don't you call me a messup, you messup! >> but slapstick and british humor stole the show and corden won with his performance, struggling to serve two underworld bosses in the west end import, "one man, two guvnors." >> get off! come here! >> already an established tv star of the bbc comedy series "gavin and stacy," corden's tony award confirms his place on the international stage. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newmans own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. thats why were supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and its also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a biofuel made from renewable sugar cane. >> a minute, mom! >> lets broaden

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he was up against philip seymour hoffman, john lithgow, frank langella and he beat them.e. >> why do you think he won? what put him over the top? >> his comedic chop is fantastic. broadway likes that. they like newcomers who show a talent for that. >> people don't have as much discretionary income but it's not affecting broadway. >> broadway ticket sales are about $1.1 billion for this year which is a record. broadway generates about $11 billion for new york city. 86,000 jobs are created because of broadway, theater, through advertising, through everything else. this is a huge money generator for the city of new york every year. it's new york city's biggest local event. >> it's a defining thing for new york city. >> the best example of americana. it's the great white way. >> 70% of people who go see plays are tourists. >> thanks for being here. have a good night. >>> coming up, what my kids thought of the weekend's top movie. you're watching "world news now." y kids thought of the weekend's top movie. you're watching "world news now." that's a good thing, but it doesn't c

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