here's a clip of julia roberts and mark ruffalo in "the normal heart."t's a cancer. there's a strange reaction in the immune system. it's collapsed. won't fight. so, the diseases most of my patients are coming down with are -- brought on by germs that wouldn't hurt a baby. >> ticklish. >> at least not a baby in new york city anyway. i mean, the immune is the system we know the least about. so, where's this big mouth i hear you've got? >> is big mouth a symptom? >> no. it's the cure. >> jimmy: yeah! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] looks good. fantastic. >> now, i, i, i wanna ask you -- would you like to play -- we like to play fun games on our show and i was wondering, we -- >> just a little ticklish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i wanna ask you if you don't mind playing a new game. >> is it -- is the dog gonna come out? >> jimmy: no, the dog is not coming out. [ laughter ] it's a new game. it's called "face ball." [ laughter ] >> okay. can somebody get my husband on the phone? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. no, no, no, no. it's not go

. >> mark ruffalo, julia roberts, matt bomer, myself, taylor kitch. everybody in it. the thing that startled me most when seeing the screening of the movie for the first time was how grounded every performance was in it. the direction he gave and surely for casting it. >> this is one of the "inside the actors studio"." >> a little bit. >> let me ask you. whether there is nuance for you in playing the character on stage versus playing him on film. the character is the character. did you change the way you played the character for those who saw you play it on broadway? >> i was forced by the circumstances to play it differently. a couple of key things. the story didn't change. the trajectory of the character didn't change. that all stayed the same. if anything it was -- there were a couple of extra scenes written between ryan and larry for the character which i was grateful for. the story didn't change. it just added to it. what does change dramatically is in the play version especially but in the movie to a degree the character i play, tommy, he has a real -- he can ha

. >> by the way, mark ruffalo said he agrees, he loved your waffles -- i mean your french toast yesterdayu very much. we'll talk more about that. meanwhile, donna roberts rossi is a "today" contributor and senior fashion editor at "marie claire." >> good to see you. >> we were talking a bit while looking at the fashions. do the stars play it safer with the emmys anticipating the academy awards? >> it's interesting because it's the first red carpet of the season. nowadays the emmys just bring so many more a-list hollywood stars. tv has now got great a-list stars appearing in it. so there are more a-list stars. you're definitely seeing the fashion labels. >> let's take a look at cat deely. she looked beautiful. >> she nailed it with this. there's a fine line and she made the balance between looking pretty, romantic, without going all princess. she looked super cool in a big dress which is hard to do. >> lizzy caplan was in donna karan. why do you love this look? >> it looked like a sporty ball gown. minimal on the top and nice on the bottom. >> that dress is stunning. taylor schilling. what

this may come, based on mary cramer's award-winning play, starring julia roberts and mark russell lowell. ruffalo. again, the blessing for us is the line at the door, of talent, artists to want to be part of the network. coming is to keep them in and make sure we can create an environment where they can do their best work. >> and just between -- between us girls, brad pitt on true detective? since this is being streamed, just to say there is an awful lot of people because of the brilliant work are in line to do next season. stay tuned. >> all right, brad pitt is on true detective. angst, everybody. -- thanks, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] -- >>ck to the new york back to the new york festival in just a moment. surely, we will go live to the merrigan legion national convention to hear mark from robert mcdonald. it will be live from a -- at about 1:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span. back now to the festival for cancer biologist, andrew hessel talking about the science behind the medicine that targets the cance