so, brian goes, "so marlon, what do you want to do?" up for five hours. i said, "okay. i got this class one, two, three, four. i stepped in poo i'ma wipe it off." and then i did this whole -- [ laughter ] no, it was a whole class i was going, "i called the cops they taking me to jail they taking me to jail." i felt free to do that because john travolta just did a whole class. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, of course yeah you can do anything you want [ cheers and applause you can do whatever you want on this show. >> so eddie comes out of make-up and he goes to watch my scene. so i walked out the room 'cause my hero is watching something i do when eddie laughs he has this big, huge roar, and they put it, on and all i hear is eddie murphy going, rah! rah! rah! >> jimmy: that's what he does? >> yes >> jimmy: that's how he laughs >> it sounds like someone's getting killed [ laughter ] and that was the day for me -- that was like a second special day for me the first day i felt special was when he came to my house in the projects, and everybody clear

." -- marlon wayans ♪ >>> now to patricia heaton who just might be the secret to sitcom success.everybody loves raymond," and now she's gearing up to prescribe even more primetime laughs, as "e.t.'s" leanne aguilera found out. >> patricia, you're coming off two fan-favorite series, they both ran for nine seasons each. >> yes. >> i need the squash. >> are you as turned on as i am right now? >> what was it about "carol's second act" that made you want to be a part of this series? >> i heard kyle was available. >> steve frost, senior attending doctor. >> carol kenney, intern. >> that's right, patricia heaton is scrubbing in for a big return to cbs as a retired teacher turned medical intern. and she's already got her eye on the silver fox doc, kyle maclachlan. >> there's an interns burning flame there as you can probably image. the two of us, vibrant sexual beings that we are. >> people want to see us get together, i'm telling you. >> they like old people doing it. >> there in the hospital. >> in the supply closet. >> exactly. >> i mean, hey, it happens on "grey's anatomy." >> really

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unless it says, marlon brando and richard harris i'm not going back."ered in los angeles, and he was good friends with robert mitchum. and robert mitchum had gone to the premiere and he said, i've just . to the premiere of 'mutiny on the bounti', and everybody is talk about you? he said everybody. and he said, nobody is talking about marlon brando they're talking about you. what are they saying? who the ( bleep ) is richard harris? >> stephen: good luck at the emmys! jared harris, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by the smashing pumpkins. .. and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ wherever you are... whatever you're craving... and whenever you're craving it... doordash has the restaurants you want. delivered to your door. wherever your door happens to be. download doordash. the most restaurants across america. first order, $0 delivery fee. (baby fussing) nest hub isn't she beautiful? yes. by google nest. keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. mp one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h

marlon: me encanta trabajar con Él. corran. [grita] karla: de alguna manera el trata de tomar las tragedias para tratar de aliviar el dolor y hablar con otros hijos de la manera mÁs abierta. es triste que tengamos que hacer esto, efectivamente la comedia de alguna manera nos libera. esta producciÓn viene para netflix el 16 de agosto. de alguna manera estÁ cambiando mucho el mundo del entretenimiento. marlon:pues si, estamos con mÁs trabajo y estoy mejorando en lo que estoy haciendo y lo estamos haciendo mejor. creo que ahora que estoy haciendo comediante estoy mejor. estarÉ en el hotel, en el casino de washington el 14 de septiembre. karla: quien te enseÑa espaÑol? marlon: solamente malas palabras. karla: no hagas caso a quien te enseÑa malas palabras. te voy a decir algo bueno. dile a la gente no [música] (voz) esta es lucía... ...escuchando su música favorita: salsa... merengue... reguetón... hip hop, norteña y cumbia amazónica. sin saber que está pagando por varios streamings de música que nunca usa. nos pasa a todos

comedian marlon wayans was talking about his new movie. the conversation shifted to age and ended with marlon giving abu >> you are involved in a rse aging i'm ting to be a distinguished gentleman. no i grew it because i was tired of getting carded when i go to clubs. >> it's true. i can't believe it. i don't want to talk about your age. >> i'm 47. >> i'm 47 years old how old are you? >> i'm about to turn 42. >> you took terrible. >> you see what i'm saying. >> ain't going to be here long. let me give you a i hug. >> thank you. >> six seven years left in this body. >> oh, wow. >> i'm joking. >> i'm going to take that -- i'm going to take a liver france plant or whatever it is. >> i got three of them. >> you just never know what's going to happen on midday live or who might show up. always be sure to tune in for the full hour at 11:00 a.m. >>> john travolta the other >>> this should give the rolling stones a little satisfaction. the legendary band has a rock on mars named after it. no kidding. the robotic lander spotted the stone rolling al

i mean, they've got marlon brando, there's bridget bardot, even the great muhammed ali.icia since the beginning. we used to do fashion shows here, and this is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow! mona ross! take a seat! now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. i mean, it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the columns of the phoenicia. maybe i am! you are part of the furniture, yeah? part of the furniture! yeah, you're part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battleground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed and saw a little plant, hibiscus plant, with little red flowers on it and i was so touched by this and i couldn't believe my eyes — why this plant is alive in front of this hotel who was dead? today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. this is nice. where have you brought me to, lisa? so, we're in an a

including a marlon spike. these were the types of medical tools used to tighten and tie ropes aboard a ship. we also have quite a beautiful although harrowing example of a sailors chs. sailors kept their belongings and chests such as this one. we do not know who owned that this particular chest, but he did personalize it with the name of his ship, the brig sultan, and the nature of that ship's business. there is a painted scene of a white man holding a black man in chains, it is a white man holding a black man in chains. this is a scene of the slave trade. we know that he was involved in slave trade. of the have a copy original edition of frederick douglass is published novela, "the heroic slave." -- douglas wass so captivated that he penned a novela. douglas isderick only work of fiction. frederick douglass was a former save who was a leading abolitionist voice in the middle decade of the 19th century. one of the most famous black intellectuals of that period. he describes the madison washington as the freedo

i mean, they've got marlon brando, there's bridget bardot, even the great muhammed ali.ning. we used to do fashion shows here, and this is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow! mona ross! take a seat! now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. i mean, it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the columns of the phoenicia. maybe i am! you are part of the furniture, yeah? part of the furniture! yeah, you're part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battleground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed and saw a little plant, hibiscus plant, with little red flowers on it and i was so touched by this and i couldn't believe my eyes — why this plant is alive in front of this hotel who was dead? today, a generation of young lebanese are determined and it's the night life that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabar

come on i mean i'm marlon. and the 2 of you soon you know about the lack of the ability to say you know when you got to. that's a rather ominous the had a signal the had a signal. come my children into the showroom and told her that he can see i see him and the 2 of. you have been will be die for obama. outcome of . the loss of suitable and used to be our poppy what is to drive if you have. the hope to see me have the same where the hubble bashir. is a. country hockey slimier you fancy a mammal. doodle in little house but happen in the street. i will be the time you were labeled case we had a signal for one another see ya need a bit of a cigarette we're still at that if i. can have the shit he did but i'm glad that he can or should know how to lie your me on the moon to me. after a full day he who i doubt will be running low i know miley move is really kind of my pitiful be ok but i will go out of the muslim. world has no article job. who but but but but but but but the larger lens on the man. and i already are

. >> marlon brando is often associated with the method as a style of acting. >> the method essentiallyon the waterfront but who isn't. they're all method actors from the actors studio. >> much as i admired brando, carl malden, eve va marie saint was one of my favorite actresses. ca zan worked so well with her. >> yes, i am. >> there were so many of us from the studio. we all were rather the same way and we felt comfortable with one another. >> i guess they don't let you walk with fellows where you've been, huh. >> you know how the sisters are. >> are you trying to be a nun. >> eadie my character had gloves and i dropped a glove by accident i dropped it. he picked up the glove. he put it on his hand. >> we're going to have a thanksgiving party. >> it was very sensuous what he was doing with that glove and eadie had to get the glove. and she didn't know how to get it. she had to go to him to be closer to him. >> i could get home all right now, thanks. >> it shows the sensitivity and the genius of marlon brando. >> on the waterfront was nominated for 12 academy awards. it wins eight inclu

marlon brando, the history of immigration, the politics and crime of american culture. field. do you go scarface or godfather? >> i would choose godfather of course, but you have to make a classic distinction. godfather on the one hand, goodfellas on the other. goodfellas, highly journalisting, realistic depiction of the mob. godfather, hyperreal based on codes of honor that don't actually exist. a mythologized view. >> what's on your fallback list? >> robocalls. if there's anything that will insight me to murder faster than having my car stolen or house broken into, it's getting a call 16 times a day. my favorite, of course, is the one that tells me i have four felony warrants in ohio. >> the irs. >> i get some in a foreign language. >> do you? >> i got one. i did. i was like, i'm global now. >> it's oaudio spam. on my fallback list is scientists telling us this whole thing might be a simulation. and this is real scientists in real news. here's some articles. pointing out why, quote, we might be living in a computer simulation. and then another one says are we living i

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marlon brando, no disrespect to scar face, fallback with that. >> you're in this field.ther? >> well, i would choose godfather, of course, but you have to make a classic distinction. "godfather" on the one hand "good fellas" on the other. real depiction of the mob. the godfather, hyperreal based on codes of honor that don't exist. they're both incredible movies. >> what's on your fallback list? >> my fallback list is robocalls. if there's anything that will incite me to murder, it's getting a call 16 times a day. my favorite, of course, is the one that tells me i have four felony warrants in ohio. >> did you get one from the irs. >> yeah. >> i get someone in a foreign language. >> i think i get that. >> i got one. i did. i'm global now. >> it's audio spam. on my fallback list is scientists telling us that this whole thing might be a simulation. and this is real scientists in real news. here's some articles. pointing out why, quote, we might be living in a commuter simulation. are we living in a computer simulation? let's not find out. this is by a scholar who says if our

i mean, they've got marlon brando, there's bridget bardot, even the great muhammed ali. was based in beirut before the war. wow! mona ross! take a seat! now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. i mean, it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the columns of the phoenicia. maybe i am! you are part of the furniture, yeah? part of the furniture! yeah, you're part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battleground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed and saw a little plant, hibiscus plant, with little red flowers on it and i was so touched by this and i couldn't believe my eyes — why this plant is alive in front of this hotel who was dead? today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. this is nice. where have you brought me to, lisa? the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said "i'm going to get a p

a marlon brando, a rebel with a cause sort of thing. fidel is having a blast, hanging out with earnest hemmingway. this period, 1959 is winding down now in case you're wondering. it's like the final period. it's what i call the honeymoon of the revolution. i steal that phrase. it's a time where everyone loved fidel. everyone loved chey. in the united states they were heros, the barboodos. in april they were invited to speak to the american society of editors in washington. and they all fly up. and then they are popular here. when they go to new york, they're mobbed. there's like 20,000 people who meet them at penn station. fidel is carried on the shoulders. he climbs the empire state building and goes to a zoo and gives a speech to 20,000 people in central park. again, all the press coverage is very -- it's as if americans are recognizing their own better selves. this sort of sense of a small group who managed to overthrow an evil empire. and juan was popular among african americans who at the cusp of the civil rights movement saw in cu

marlon brando. a rebel with a cause. meanwhile, fidel is having a blast. he's hanging out with ernest hemingway the most famous ex pat there. and this period 1959 and it's winding down now, in case you're wondering. sort of the final period. it's what i call the honeymoon of the revolution and it's the time that everyone loved fidel. everyone loved che. they were heroes. in the united states as well. and so in april fidel and the gang were invited up to speak in washington to the american society of editors and that -- they all fly up. and then they're very popular here, but when they go to new york they're mobbed. 20,000 people meet them at penn station and fidel is carried on the shoulders to the hotel. he climbs the empire state building, goes to the bronze zoo. again, all of the press coverage is very laudatory. reincarnation of one of the founding fathers. it's as if americans were recognizing their own better selves, you know? sort of the sense of a small group who managed to overthrow an evil empire. like, you know, also popular amongst the african-

there was a lot of dissatisfaction growing and fidel was regarded as a james dean sort of character, marlon brando, a rebel without a cause. kind of thing. meanwhile fidel was having a blast and is hanging out with ernest hemingway, there and this period, 1959 is winding down now, in case you are wondering it is kind of the final period, it is what they call the honeymoon of the laudatory, calling him the reincarnation of one of the founding fathers. it is as if, they were recognizing their own better selves, you know this sort of a small group who managed to overthrow an evil empire. and juan almeida is also extremely popular and amongst african-americans who at the cusp of the civil rights movement saw in cuba, overnight they got rid of several segregation laws, and suddenly it turns out it's not as easy as that. you know, there are a lot of other things but officially, segregation is gone. the struggle in the united states is only just beginning. here we have fidel and che, more chummy, and che is starting to wear the start as he becomes more radical, and the revolution takes a drift fur

movie stars when he starts the '60s, he's up against the likes of carry grant and john wayne and marlonsort of a target. >> the great escape is as good a primper of war movie as your you're going to get. a great ensemble cast but anchored by steve mcqueen. >> by morning i'm going to be so far away you couldn't hear it if they were shooting at me with howitzers. >> he's not a big guy like john wayne but he had a quality of believability. you believed that he was tough, wiry, resourceful. >> wasn't it awhile ago the studios prohibited you doing any racing while you were actually in production? >> shh. >> i see all kinds of executive looking people sanding around with their fingers crossed. >> they're being nice to me on this film. >> steve mcqueen is the man. >> to know that he could drive those cars, coride those motorcycles made him the modern kind of movie star hero. >> he didn't call himself the king of cool but it's clear why he got the nickname. when he dresses up in the thomas crown affair it was cool. the way he plays cards in the cincinnati kid he was cool. when he dresses down i

when he starts the '60s, he's up against the likes of cary grant and john wayne and marlon brando.prisoner of war movie as you're going to get. it has a great enpsalm be cast but it's really anchored by steve mcqueen. >> by morning i'm going to be so far away. >> steve mcqueen was an interesting kind of action star. he's not a big guy like john wayne, but he had a quality of believability. you believed that he was tough, wiry, resourceful. >> wasn't it a while ago that the studios prohibited you doing any racing while you were actually in production? >> shhh. >> i see all kinds of executive-looking people standing around request their fingers crossed. >> they're being nice to me on this film. >> steve mcqueen is the man. to know that he could drive those cars, he could ride those motorcycles made him the modern kind of movie star hero. >> he didn't call himself the king of cool but tds unzable how he got that nickname. the way he plays cards against the establishment character in the cincinnati kid, he was cool. when he dressed down in bullet, it was cool. he couldn't help it. bull

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