it's not marlon brando." and then sure enough, though. we were at rehearsal at the director's apartment, and it was time for marlon to arrive. and he was a little bit late. you know, th tension was mounting. somebody was playing a harmonica -- [ laughter ] a little card game in the background. and finally -- we opened the door and marlon brando in a velour sweat suit -- [ laughter ] tan, i think, cowboy hat and somewhat feminine sunglasses. [ laughter ] is how i remember it. and i maybe totally have imagined that. i will say that. [ laughter ] and he crawled in on his knees because he was so sorry that he was late. [ marlon brando impression ] "i'm never late. i'm desperately sorry that i was late." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's fantastic. well, you got your money's worth working with marlon brando. >> i sure did. >> seth: fantasteaic, well thank you so much for coming back on the show and sharing that story, i really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> seth: matthew broderick, everybody! "dirty weekend" opens

i would say the same thing to marlon brando about acting, and i did say that to marlon brando. i used to say to him if you have contempt for acting, i don't want this conversation to go one step further, i'm out of here. he said, no, i don't have contempt -- >> no, i don't have contempt for the business. first of all i thank you. second, in fairness to all the people in television, they're kind enough to come knocking and ask. but they ask about various programs, would you do this? >> rose: getting ready to go on vacation, five nights, if you want to! >> i like doing one-on-ones. a buddy of mine said you could do a show called "get off my lawn" because that's where you are now. i'm like the lit guile on the corner who keeps finding problems with this and that. i like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it in public. >> rose: is it enough for you. when i see things happening in the public sector, in politics, on the racial front where i say, boy oh boy oh, boy oh, boy, do i wish i had a forum because i would like to come out swinging and say such and such

only clint eastwood and robert duval and the others are no longer with us like marlon brando but theremy one point of agreement with donald trump. we agree on marlon brando and another fabulous question in "the hollywood reporter," our interview with trump. whose side are you on in defl e deflatega deflategate, tom brady and roger goodell. he got it right for new hampshire. tom brady. tom is an unbelievable guy. he's a very good friend of mine. i have his number right here someplace. whatever. here look, he just called me and trump then holds up a little post-it note with tom brady's new cell phone on there. michael steele, i think we learned why tom brady had to throw away that cell phone. >> we did. >> another example of him having his finger on the pulse of the people. tom brady or roger goodell. >> another quick break. kasie hunt thank you for joining us from hn houston tonight. really appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a special rewrite just for donald trump and everyone who does not understand american law on birthright citizenship and just how long it has been part of american l

(laughter) john goodman is the marlon brando of our age. absolutely brilliant actor.ghter) he is. brilliant actor, right? all right. so what does the ceo have to say about these accusations. >> the founder and ceo of that company, jeff bezos, is issuing a rare response and he is strongly defending his company. bezos is actually encouraging employees to read that article and then email him directly with any allegations of abuse. (laughter) >> larry: you heard right, folks. it's the first time in history someone is encouraging people to send them an email about an article they read. (laughter) come on, bezos! you're supposed to be the cool billionaire, like richard branson, not the evil billionaire, like richard branson. (laughter) right? hey, the guy's complicated. (cheers and applause) but, look, i'll be honest with you. here at "the nightly show," the happiness of our employees is our top priority. in fact, we're so committed to making sure our workplace culture is nothing like amazon's, we've made a lot of changes. for instance, we recently hired platinum hip-hop re

i would say the same thing about marlon brando about acting. bryant: first of all, i'm grateful.harlie: i would tell him if you have contempt for acting, i wouldn't want this conversation to go further. i'm out of here. right thing i don't have contempt for the business. all the people on television, they are kind enough to come knocking and ask. they asked about various programs. charlie: getting ready to go on vacation -- bryant: i like doing one-off like this. my buddy says you could do a show called, "get off of my lawn." i still like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it publicly. is anything of her in a fiasco you are right, there are times when i see things happening in the public sector or in politics or on the racial front for i say do i wish i had a form because i would like to come swinging. charlie: we will give you one tomorrow if you want it. bryant: we got enough headaches about me. morning iome friday will think -- who was it that said the day after jeff announced he was that is the way i feel sometimes when i see what is passing for dialo

i think you know it to us to do us.think you own it to i would say the same thing about marlon brandobout acting. bryant: first of all, i'm grateful. in fairness to all of the people on television, they are kind enough to come knocking and ask. they asked about various programs. charlie: getting ready to go on vacation -- bryant: i like doing one-on ones like this. my buddy says you could do a show called, "get off of my lawn." look, i still like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it publicly. ? ... is anything ever enougha fiasco you are right, there are times when i see things happening in the public sector or in politics or on the racial front for i say do i wish i had a form because i would like to come swinging. charlie: we will give you one tomorrow if you want it. bryant: we got enough headaches about me. i'm sure come friday morning i will think -- letterman said the day after trump announced, he was sorry he was quitting. that is the way i feel sometimes when i see what is passing for dialogue. charlie: what would you be doing if you had the floor? br

and then they will fear you. >> that's marlon brando in the classic film "the godfather." new documentary sheds light on this deeply private man. titled "listen to me, marlon." including audio recordings brando made throughout his acting life. here's a sample. >> you, never let the audience know how it's going to come out. >> what is your name? >> get them on your terms. >> y mi amo zapata. >> with an attitude, with a word, with a look. >> i don't like cops. >> figure out a way to do it that had never been done before. >> you got to put something down, you got to make some guys, don't you know what i'm talking about? >> you want to stop that movement from the top line to the mouth. get people to stop chewing. the truth will do that. when it's right, it's right. you can feel it in your bones. then you feel whole and you feel good. >> the film is in limited release in theaters right now and it will be on showtime in the fall. steven riley is the director and we're honored to have you at the table this morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> it's amazin

kennedy: a marlon brando comparison. >>s or so -- orson wels is thin compared to val.ennedy: he feels the need for a nap. >> did not age well. kennedy: you know who has aged well. is that delightful bernie sanders, a new poll gives him a 7. lead over hillary clinton, and state known as new hampshire. and by the way that next door to his home state of vermont. and several hundred miles from common sense. america's favorite socialist went striking distance. now david, this is not the new she needs this week, last thing she needs to hear that bernie sanders has cat -- catapulted past her in lead in new hampshire. >> this is why hillary clinton must fear bernie sanders, his first name can be a verb. burn. burn baby burn. just think of opportunities with chants theme songs. >> people are confused, people in massachusets think that bernie sanders splayed center feel for the yankees. >> that man it move. kennedy: he retired. >> bernie sanders bless his bones, he promising so much that sounds so great like more entitlements and free college, what would he promise you to get hi

i would say the same thing to marlon brando about acting. and i did.t: first of all, i'm grateful. charlie: i would say to him, if you are content with acting, i don't want this conversation to go one step further. bryant: first of all, i think you. secondly, in fairness to all of the people on television, they are kind enough to come knocking and ask. they asked about various programs. you can come on in the night you want to. in fact, i'm getting ready to go on vacation -- bryant: i like doing one-on ones like this. my buddy says you could do a show called, "get off of my lawn." because that's the way you are now. look, i still like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it in public. is anything ever enough? you are right, there are times when i see things happening in the public sector or in politics or on the racial front, where i say, boy, oh boy, do i wish i had a forum because i would like to come swinging. charlie: we will give you one tomorrow if you want it. that's all you can do. -- you've got to do. bryant: i don't kno

i would say the same thing about marlon brando about acting.'t want the conversation to go further. if you have contempt for the business. bryant: first of all, i'm grateful. right thing, i don't have contempt for the business. all the people on television they are kind enough to come knocking and ask. they asked about various programs. charlie: getting ready to go on vacation -- bryant: i like doing one-off like this. my buddy says you could do a show called, "get off of my lawn." [laughter] because of is the way you are. i'm the guy on the corner finding problems. look, i still like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it publicly. there are times when i see things happening in the public sector or in politics or on the racial front for i say do i wish i had a forum because i would like to come swinging. and say such and such. charlie: we will give you one tomorrow if you want it. do you want me to call him? bryant: we got enough headaches about me. i'm sure come friday morning i will think -- who was it that said the d

. >> marlon brando. >> close enough. if i were a tree i would be a -- >> if i were a tree i would be a root. >> what does that mean? >> senator, how do you reconcile the fact were you one of the most vocal critics of pork barrel politics and yet while were you chairman of the commerce committee that committee set a record for unauthorized appropriations? i was just kidding. no, i don't even know what that means. >> oh, they all laughed at my little question, but two things were abundantly clear. okay, all right. we're gone. it was the wrong question to ask, and i was going to be walking. >> mr. prime minister, let's begin in the formal australian way, good day. >> how do you do? >> obviously gun control doesn't work. it can't work. it will never work. so how was your scheme a failure? >> well, my scheme was not a failure. there have been none since. >> zero gun massacres? hold on. did gun control actually work? >> it stopped one thing. that could be a statistical anomaly. >> yeah, it was just my shooting disappeared. >>

. >> i feel like every -- i feel like if marlon brando had a a facebook there would have been an "on the waterfront 2." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? because people want -- >> when you're alone and you're reading the feedback, it hits you. so, if i go and i say who would you like to see me work with and i see the feedback, the comments, jason statham, jason statham, that's a good idea. it's a good idea to listen to that. >> jimmy: and now it is him. >> and now it is him. [ jason statham impression ] >> jimmy: and he's the one and only. he's a really tough guy. >> i think he's more than the other. >> jimmy: i think he's the toughest guy in the whole world. >> the toughest guy in the whole world. he'll break your back by looking at you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone an exclusive trailer for -- this is "furious 7." you've taken it to a new level on this one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is bonkers. take a look at this. >> most important thing in life will always be family. that's what's real. [ phone rings ] >> dominic toretto. you don't know me. you're about to. >> looks lik

. >> marlon brando. >> close enough. if i were a tree i would be a -- >> if i were a tree i would be a root. >> what does that mean? >> senator, how do you reconcile the fact were you one of the most vocal critics of pork barrel politics and yet while were you chairman of the commerce committee that committee set a record for unauthorized appropriations? i was just kidding. no i don't even know what that means. >> oh, they all laughed at my little question but two things were abundantly clear. okay, all right. we're gone. it was the wrong question to ask, and i was going to be walking. >> mr. prime minister, let's begin in the formal australian way, good day. >> how do you do? >> obviously gun control doesn't work. it can't work. it will never work. so how was your scheme a failure? >> well my scheme was not a failure. there have been none since. >> zero gun massacres? hold on. did gun control actually work? >> it stopped one thing. that could be a statistical anomaly. >> yeah it was just my shooting disappeared. >> but

and like a washed-up marlon brando. i stholt it was a very good debate, vibrant. paul everyone did a good job. >> oh, so that's who you think lost. who do you think won? >> i would say probably marco rubio did the best, and carly fiorina did phenomenally well in the first debate. jeb bush held his own and donald trump did in effect what he had to do. that's why -- listening to the comments before that someone sort of jumped in and defended megan kelly. first of all, megan kelly got in the ring, she took on donald trump, donald trump fought back. you're talking about a tough reporter, you're talking about a guy who's leading the polls. you let them fight it out. to me it would have been sexist for someone to jump in and help megan. she can take care of herself. she's tough, trump is tough. nobody's going to defend chris wallace. i don't think megan kelly needed help, i think she loved it, i think donald trump loved it. >> that's a really interesting point. but i definitely want to know what you of this jeb bush in his performance. >> i thought he was solid. i think

. >> marlon brando over here. >> the baton has been passed on. nick was on the speed crew. >> we've got that going on for you. >> we have a game inspired by buzzfeed trying to identify a movie by freeze frame for one of the first scenes. loved it so much thanks to our friends at buzzfeed, we'll play again. this time with animated films. we have not seen them. >> we don't know. >> play along with us. >> toy story. >> got it. >> next one. >> shrek. >> oh, wow. al roker. >> watch this. yep. >> the lion king. >> al roker! you're a machine. >> you should have been in the play. >> we have no chance in the game. we'll keep playing. >> he wanted to be an animator. >> what's this one? >> "frozen". >> is it? >> very good. >> how did you get to it? >> i am elsa. >> very impressive. >> one more. >> is that a freeze frame? >>th painted. >> "cinderella". >> rich in romance and tradition. >> snow white? >> she needed a mother's care. >> we got it right. >> do you know what's amazing? speak about six degrees. who was in "the lion king"? wh tho played mufasa -- t

. >> marlon brando other here. nick was on the stage crew at cinderella. >> oh, really?. >> shrek. >> oh, wow. al roker. >> watch this. yep. >> the lion king. >> al roker! you're a machine. ♪ >> you should have been in the play. >> we have no chance in the game. we'll keep playing. >> he wanted to be an animator. >> what's this one? >> "frozen". >> is it? >> very good. ♪ >> how did you get to it? >> i am elsa. >> very impressive. >> one more. >> is that a freeze frame? >> painted. >> "cinderella". >> rich in romance and tradition. >> snow white? >> she needed a mother's care. >> we got it right. >> do you know what's amazing? speak about six degrees. who was in "the lion king"? who played mufasa -- the young s mir imba. matthew broderick. we have royalty here. of course there is alice eve his costar from "dirty weekend." >> go hang out with them for the weather. >> you can do what you want. you're al roker. >> i can do anything. >> a tv legend. >> who's going to stop you? ♪ hakuna matata ♪ what a wonderful phrase >> that was weak. i'm sorry. >> good job. >> we have a mon