>> mark wahlberg: it doesn't tickle, that's for sure. >> logan: did you ever get hurt? >> wahlberg: i almost got my nose broken a couple of times. because when we shot the fights, the goal for me was always to make it as real as possible. >> logan: to that end, wahlberg got ready for the film as if he was training for a title fight. >> wahlberg: i didn't want to look like an actor who could box; i wanted to look like a boxer who could win the world title. we trained right here... >> logan: ...at his home in beverly hills. >> wahlberg: this is where we choreographed all the fights. >> logan: ...wahlberg built a boxing mecca, complete with a top-of-the-line ring. you took this seriously. >> wahlberg: we were in here eight to ten hours a day. >> logan: it was here that he brought the real brothers, micky and dicky, to help with his training. >> logan: mark trained for the role for four years, not knowing whether one frame of the film would ever be shot. "the fighter" almost didn't get made. directors and co-stars came and went. did you ever think, "you know, gosh, i'm never

mark wahlberg is a boxer waiting for his shot at the title.ner. and if you like those movies where athletes have to overcome obstacles both in and outside the ring you're going to want to get a ticket to "the fighter." >> i'm a huge wahlberg fan. last but not least oscar bus for "black swan." >> yeah, "black swan," who knew that ballet could be so trippy and disturbing? natalie portman here, who is practicing for a lead in a production of "swan lake" and she basically has a nervous breakdown, and it's trippy. it's weird. it's scary. all the things that "swan lake" is not. and it's, i think this is going to kick off some awards season buzz here, harry. i think it will get a lot of nominations. >> very good. dalton ross, always a pleasure to see you. thank you very much. we'll see you at the movies. >> absolutely. >> now here's maggie. >>> we are continuing our "senior moment" this morning with our print partners at "usa today" and the oldest of the baby boomers get ready to mark their 65th birthdays in january, this is supposed to be a festive

and mark wahlberg, amazing film.reat profile on "60 minutes" and dalton ross along to help us through the holiday movie viewing in a little bit. >>> first back inside to erica hill at newsdesk. >> good morning to everyone at hole. >>> south korea says it was conducting military exercises when north korea opened fire on a small island near a disputed seaboarder. this morning's artillery attacks triggered a military response. the obama administration condemned the attack. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has the latest. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erica. here at the white house, national security adviser called the president and woke him up just before 4:00 eastern time with the news that the north korean had begun shelling yeonpyeong island, a small island off the coast of the peninsula where the south was ducting military exercises. artillery rained down on the island near the disputed border for more than an hour setting homes ablaze and killing at least two south korea

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