kevin james produced it.ravel writing might have meat "travels with charlie." and a journalist who wrote a story about charles with -- travels with charlie said this was fictionalized and steinbeck did not go on a trip with his poodle named charlie. he was a fiction writer. the whole time, i love it forever and now i find out it's fiction. if i get a chance to go on journey with jasper, i promise you it will be real. >> kimberly: very dramatic. gangum style. give me a little bit. >> bob: you're up. >> kimberly: i'm doing it. ♪ ♪ sorry, you just love it. this is what i was doing saturday night. i was jumping on my bed. hat on and i had no boots but anyway, i was doing this with my boy. he loves it. we're dancing. >> eric: the point is, this video -- >> kimberly: sorry. everyone watched it. 806.3 million. beat justin bieber by 2.4 million. you were dancing on your bed. >> eric: go quickly. that time of the year. favorite picture. check out the scottsdale gun club, pictures with santa and the big guns. leigh it

henry winkler, kevin james.avorite sport. >> steve: that's right. >> gretchen: wrestling. >> steve: soccer. >> brian: ufc. i did the first four. >> gretchen: did you the interview. >> steve: i didn't see that part of the movie. >> brian: kevin james was an outstanding wrestler. to hear my nine and 11-year-olds laughing out long along with their friend, was great. it wasn't tedious. >> gretchen: 7 to nine-year-old, is it good for them. >> brian: absolute israeli. >> steve: one of the reasons brian was particularly happiy is because it was out for a little while much it was probably, what, a dollar? >> gretchen: and the popcorn was ten bucks. >> brian: i knew i was getting in. put it this way, i knew that. stadium seating, was anal to sit there. -- was able to sit there. i would recommend" lincoln" was a series of scenes. i want to seat difficult childhood, the rough time in congress. all of it leading up to his presidency. don't you just show me -- >> steve: "lincoln" my date night for friday night, you just ruin

she is now maying spy master m in the james bopped movies. >> kevin mccarthy talked to her. >> he isent in his pursuit to find much. as an actress looking back on your career, what was that one role that were completely relentless about getting, that you stopped at nothing to get? >> i've never done that, never, ever, ever. ever. i've just -- i've always -- if anyone has asked me what i wanted to play, i've never known what the answer was. i don't think i'm a good chooser. so i've just -- fortunately, things have come along out of the blue. some things i have he enjoyed hugely more than others but very few that i haven't actually enjoyed so that is a real statement of luck, isn't it? >> your character has the weight of the world on her shoulders. everything is coming at it now. as an actress, do you ever feel that pressure as an actress in a movie? do you ever feel the pressure of having the weight of the world for the film being on your shoulder. >> i think you have the pressure of wanting to play it well and being able to fit into the slot in the film. it is not the same as the the

rob low, james kevin spacey big time performers who have become outspoken in the world of politics. seat down recently with them. >> you say that hollywood is a one party town. we all know that it's a liberal-democrat town. is there a reason for that? >> i think that and i don't know what it says. it's not meant to be a judgment. but it seems to me like creative people end up being democrats and i think it's been that way forever. >> bill: is that because they feel sorry for the down trodden? i consider myself a creative person. i'm kind of a more traditional guy than liberal guy. >> let's face it. i think that democrats are very long on empathy. artists have to be long on empathy. republicans are long on logic. in my view. that might be oversimplifying. >> no i was trying to oversimplify. i think there is a pier pressure thing out there when you get into the business. everybody is one way, it's pretty much you have to the the to go that way. >> everybody can relate to growing up at the kitchen table and hearing your parents talk only one view. you did vote -- work for dukakis. he w

rob low, james kevin spacey big time performers who have become outspoken in the world of politics.e seat down recently with them. >> you say that hollywood is a one party town. we all know that it's a liberal-democrat town. is there a reason for that? >> i think that and i don't know what it says. it's not meant to be a judgment. but it seems to me like creative people end up being democrats and i think it's been that way forever. >> bill: is that because they feel sorry for the down trodden? i consider myself a creative person. i'm kind of a more traditional guy than liberal guy. >> let's face it. i think that democrats are very long on empathy. artists have to be long on empathy. republicans are long on logic. in my view. that might be oversimplifying. >> no i was trying to oversimplify. i think there is a pier pressure thing out there when you get into the business. everybody is one way, it's pretty much you have to the the to go that way. >> everybody can relate to growing up at the kitchen table and hearing your parents talk only one view. you did vote -- work for dukakis. he

.  meningitis >>> the james bond franchise keeps chugging along. the latest opens today. movie reviewer kevinccarthy spoke with bond, james bond. also known as daniel craig. they talked about everything from product placement to the reasons why the role of bond never gets old. maybe the paycheck? >> one of the most interesting things about this film is the fact that he is so relentless. an an actor looking back over your career what was the biggest role you were so relentless about, you would not stop going after? >> as an actor you can't get too emotionally involved. i have really, really wanted it and been disappointed when i wanted it. but if you kind of serve give -- just way too much disappointment to give everything. so i kind of pretend not to. you let it go by and time to move on because if you go -- you know, i wanted to may this part but i didn't want to play this part. i walked away from to a number of times and thankfully barbara convinced me to do it. but it's a strange one. you can't get too involved. >> reporter: i read an interesting article recently about -- you know, i thoug

grab one today. >>> the james bond franchise keeps chugging along and the latest in the series opens today. i can't wait. >> kevins bond, also known as daniel craig. >> what looked interesting about this film, so relentless. >> yeah. >> look back over your career, what was the biggest role for you you were so relentless, you would not stop going after? >> as an actor, you can't get too emotionally involved. i've really wanted it and been disappointed when i haven't got it. but if you kind of give -- there's way too much disappointment to give everything. so i kind of, i kind of pretend not to want it. kind of move on. i wanted to play this part, but i didn't want to play this part. and i walked away from it a number of times and thankfully they convinced me to do it. it's a strange one. you can't get too involved. there are always other parts. >> i read an interesting article about product placement and heineken. i watched it, it was perfect, didn't depart from the story one bit. when does product placement become a problem in films? >> i think when you're building the scene around it. i just won't allow that to

. >>> the latest james bond film opens up today. movie reviewer kevinarthy spoke with damage craig, the latest actor to play the super spy. he asked him why bond never gets old? >> one of the most interesting things about this film is the fact that javier bardem is so relentless about finding you and as an actor looking back over your career, what was the most biggest role for you you were so relentless about getting you would not stop going after? >> as an actor, you can't really get too emotionally involved. i've wanted stuff and i've really, really wanted it and been disappointed when i haven't got it, but if you kind of sort of give -- there's way too much disappointment to just give everything. so i kind of pretend not to want it. you let it ride and try to move on. i wanted to play this part, but i didn't want to play this part and actually i walked away from it a number of time and thankfully barbara brocker convinced me to do it, but it's a strange one. you can't get too involved. there are always other parts. >> i was reading an interesting art

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backer turned quarterback, running around hits kevin dorsey, keeping it going there, one of two touchdowns for the senior receiver nice treat for him. now james milder junior almost falls but keeps his balance 22- yard touchdown run and fsu wins this one 41-14. >> senior day here at college park, a con nine of a lot of emotions, on the last run for 17 veterans a promising season going south because of catastrophic injuries and add- on top of that rumors that maryland could be hopping to the big 10. it's a lot to digest. >> for what this team has been through so far, they're out there battling and we can't control all those things that have taken place. >> shows support of us and we go out there every day and just work hard for the fans. >> rumors going around that maryland may be going to the big 10 next year. how do you feel about that when you hear that? >> ian acc fan, i've played in the accbeing and i want to stay in the acc. >> wherever they go we'll follow them. >> there's no doubt that we're on the right direction and right path and doing the right things and kids want to be a part of what we're doing and i think that's the biggest thi

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james bond film skyfall opened in theaters this weekend in the u.s. now, this is daniel craig's third film playing bond. fox 5 movie reviewer kevin mccarthy sat down with the british actor to talk about the iconic role. >> one of the most interesting things about this film is the fact that javier bar dan is do relentless. >> yeah, yeah. >> as an actor, looking back over your career, what is the biggest role you were so relentless about that you would not stop going after? >> as an actor, you can't really get too emotionally involved. i've wanted stuff and i've really, really wanted it and i've been disappointed when i haven't got it. but if you kind of sort of give -- there's way too much disappointment to give everything. so i kind of, i kind of pretend not to want it. you've got to let it ride and try to move on, because if you -- you know, i wanted to play this part, because i didn't want to play this part. actually, i walked away from it a number of times and thankfully, barbara convinced me to do it. but it's, it's a strange one. you can't get too involved. there are always other parts. >> i read an interesting article recen

kevin clash. sesame street says it found the allegations undocumented. >>> after 50 years, james bond, still settingecords. the action thriller "skyfall" posted the biggest box office opening ever for the bond series grossing a massive $87.8 million in its first three days. daniel craig stars as 007 and our own wolf blitzer makes a cameo appearance playing himself. i just wanted to say bond, james bond. >> i say blitzer, wolf blitzer. i went to see it saturday night. it was really good. >> friends who have seen it said really good things about it. >> i was a brilliant wolf blitzer. i got into that character. i studied that character. spending a few years trying to study how to play wolf blitzer in a james bond movie. >> it's difficult, huh? >> it was difficult for me. when i was a young teenager, i was an usher at the old north park theater in buffalo, and "goldfinger" was playing. i was a little guy at that theater watching james bond. and now i have a cameo appearance. >> did you ever think you would be in a james bond movie? >> no, no. >> imagine that. that is reason enough. >> it was a great mov

javier bardem is back as the bad guy in the new james bond movie. >> he talked with kevin mccarthy about how he gets into character to play this bad guy role. >> you have a great balance of being like -- almost like quirky, scary, a monster at times. where do you find that balance and not go too overboard on the funny side. >> sam brought ideas on how to approach those scenes. we played those scenes differently with different approaches to. different tones to it. and then he put it together in a way he thought it was going to be more complex, in the sense that you're saying. >> as an actor, let's say you're having like a bad day in real life. how do you go on set and stay perfectly if line with the character and not let like personal things get into your mind when you are playing a part? >> a good question about how do we all do that in our jobs. we are always affected by our life. but i guess one of the things that helps you whether you are creating a fiction is to really get lost in the fiction a little bit so you have some holidays from your own self. in this case, it was easy and ple