it was a film, as i found out later martin scorsese about georgie harrison, but i did not know anything it. i see ringa old. i'm used to ringa always speaking with humor when asked what the beatles of ringa always proudly said to you, these are four asses that i've seen for eight or more years there. hmm because the drummer is visible to the ensemble exactly, well, the back of the front. here is ringo starball in the frame, it's spinning in my head. nothing keeps me here and suddenly a question. right in tv ringa and when did you last see georgie nu ringa says a few days before leaving. i just sat silently with george. he held his hand next to him. he was very bad. he was covered in tubes, droppers, and so on. and so i sat silently, and then i said george well, hold on, old man, i have to go my daughter is sick. you know kids, it's always a problem and took a step already to go away. george caught my hand and told ringer that well, if you want, i'll go with you, took out these tubes and said, if you want, i 'll go with you. and the credits rolled in the final. who director of the film w

. >> and martin scorsese is. >> jimmy: what?ape fear." >> jimmy: that's a great movie. >> i didn't get it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not in it? >> i'm not in that movie because i got so scared when i walked in the room. i didn't know who robert de niro was. talking to the receptionist. "you know he's the most important actor of our time." >> jimmy: oh, great. >> i was 14. i'd never seen "goodfellas." never seen "the godfather." i went in there. i couldn't remember, there was like one word i couldn't say, and he had to say the word for me. it was like -- >> jimmy: was it the f-word? [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: because he says that one a lot, it seems like. >> yeah. no but it was like -- i don't know. like supercalifragilistic- expialidocious. i don't know what it was. it was like subconscious or something. i was like, "uh." he had to finish the lines for me. then i auditioned for him ten years later. >> jimmy: you did? >> and i thought, he's never going to remember that i bricked that audition. and he was like, "i remember

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