(martin scorsese) these people, they live right on the edge.nd a lot of people identify with that. it's something that you react to emotionally. love in film noir usually takes the form of obsession. it's usually perversional love so it's much more passionate and it becomes more deadly. everything is on the edge, therefore it burns up faster. they burn up life faster. (dramatic music playing) (gunshot) (dramatic music playing) (gunshot) (dramatic music playing) (gunfire) (dramatic music playing) (crash) (click) (click) (bongo drums) (john bailey) there's an element in film noir a way light and shadow is used in such extreme contrast, it is almost religious or spiritual or philosophical. see any better this way? (john bailey) an age-old manichaeus dialectic of light against dark, good against evil. you can turn it off now, buster. you're wasting your battery. (john bailey) when you look at the film noir, the lighting complements that. light sources themselves become part of the scene's content. (glass shatters) susie, what are you doing in here

>>u're in a martin scorsese movie.: this is a real thing. you were in a photo -- this was you and bobby niro and marty scorsese. [ cheers and applause ] >> that looks photoshopped, right? >> seth: and you are -- this is the film "the irishman." >> it is. it's coming in october, i think. >> seth: it's gonna be on er netflix in oct >> i believe so. >> seth: and what was the experience like? i mean, obviously, you're a new york guy, to byswith these >> it's illuminating from behind. [ laughter ] tit's like as if god was room. the quote when i put this picture up, this is like -- thir isigious experience right here. you know?so you watcany movies, these people become part of your lives. and martin scorsese is, like -- all right. action! action. laughter ]i ways wanted to say that. i'm like, all right. [ bleep ] have me back for ather. [ laughter ] >> seth: and, you know, obviously, there is --wh a gus movies have always been the most authentically new york films you can see. you're so authencally new york. did you feel ner

and martin scorsese is, like -- all right. action!bleep ] have me back for another. [ laughter ] >> seth: and, you know, obviously, there is -- a guy who's movies have always been the most authentically new york films you can see. you're so authentically new york. did you feel nervous or did you just know if you were yourself it was going to be whoever he wanted? >> yeah, i was just chilling all day long, honestly. [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't strike me as a guy who gets nervous or that stressed out that much, action. >> today i got stressed out because i was doing a cooking segment and they didn't have the god damned powdered sugar on the table. [ laughter ] so, i was furious. >> seth: really? >> but other than that, i'm good to go. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: man, it is so nice having you back. that's action bronson, everybody! "stoned beyond belief" is available wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my friend mike over here just told me that his tree friends are unnecessarily cut down to

well in twenty thirteen martin scorsese felt their act the boston hospital network in a bid to help connecticut teenager just enough plenty of parents had raised the alarm over her treatment in the hack attack helped raise awareness about. here's a recap. right now please let me go on line now i needed. my family. has been totally medically abused. common sense prevailed. and the story of how this really happened it doesn't feel like it's real good to be all. right i hope a lot of people. so i don't. think. we also talked to the wife donna she thinks that what happened was deliberately misrepresented. you know the government and the judge have tried to frame this case as a wanton disregard for human life and that's a huge misrepresentation of what happened i just seen it was denied her pain medication she was in. she was an agony twenty four seven she lost the use of her legs like their parents. afraid she was going to die and for good reason we've seen other kids and that better five psych ward die instead of the hospital respecting the parent's wishes they started to become strange they start