." >> osgood: kathy bates has played any number of movie characters over the years. but it's a health challenge of the present that's putting her true character to the test. as lee cowan will be telling us. >> you dirty bird. how could you? >> there are certain roles you can't imagine anyone else playing other than kathy bates. but her toughest role yet may be the one she's had to play after surviving cancer, twice. >> i really was furious and didn't want to be in this body any more. >> kathy bates and her newest battle ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: quidditch anyone? >> from a sport that comes from a fantasy book. its popularity is very real. anna werner offers us a crash course. >> welcome to the u.s. quidditch world cup eight. >> that's right, quidditch. a sport with six hoops, four balls and one of these. this reminds you a bit of harry potter there's a reason for that. why just ask author jk rowling. >> it had to be broom sticks. just had to be. >> later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: seth bone talks with a very much driven actor eric bana. conor knighto

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and we will be talking with oscar winner kathy bates about the fight of her life. morning. >> and not to one of our favorite parts of the show. of roma. >> our guests this morning says she is not a chef but a cook. and she cooks for guests at her restaurant in the east village, at her home. >> good morning. >> hello everybody. happy sunday. cannot wait to dig into. first of all, tell us about your restaurant. >> the restaurant is a full menu and wine pairing. simple cuisine. this is the flavors of spring. greenpeace, kale, artichokes. >> this is a soft apple tart. whole-wheat and extra virgin olive oil. not better. i don't really like meat. but i like pork. >> to show us what you are doing here. >> what we did is, it is super simple. this is the cheek of the pork. you just chris it in some olive oil. you add the tomatoes. a little bit of him fettuccine. it is done. >> you are saying every time you go back to italy, you realize. >> that i cook my pasta too much. >> what is the perfect amount of time to cook pasta? >> i don't know. >> you are honest. >> the more sout

kathy bates. tim simon who's on "veep." kristin shaw is in the movie. >> jimmy: i always worry about giving too much away. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: he's great, yeah. he's absolutely great. >> big fan. >> jimmy: you love him? >> so much. >> jimmy: is he your favorite on "game of thrones"? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: he is, okay. >> i mean, now that jon snow is -- you know. >> jimmy: we don't know that. we don't know that. >> don't we though? i don't know. >> jimmy: in a way we do. but in a way we don't. >> well -- listen, peter is my favorite because, first of all, he is like charisma personified. he had everyone on our set eating out of his hand. like he's always sitting on set like vaguely listening to us chatter and doing the "new york times" crossword puzzle. and not the monday one. like the sunday one. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> yes, he's hyper-intelligent. he'll throw out a witty comment every now and again and melissa and i are just like -- and desperate for a "game of thrones" clue. he was like, you know what i sho