i think marvel is taking over the world. >> i completely fully support an all-female marvel movie. >> definitely buying a ticket to that. >> i don't think of myself as a woman in hollywood anymore. i have a whole other job. it was a very cool chapter in my life. >> while goop ceo gwyneth seemed to solidify taking a step back from acting, is scarjo about to play this fellow honoree in a biopic? >> dolly parton told "elle" she would want you to play her. what do you think about that and would you be up to playing an icon like dolly? >> those are big shoes to fill. probably not. they're probably very tiny, dainty, sparkly, fabulous shoes, but maybe. i don't know. just for the costumes alone. ♪ working nine to five >> so i'm sure it would be a lot of work, but it would be good work. so maybe. >> you could have competition. dolly once told "e.t." another idea. >> kristin chenoweth would be wonderful to play me. >> well, scarjo's busy enough trying to balance the three ms -- movies, planning an upcoming marriage ceremony to "snl's" colin jost and motherhood. >> so how are you balancing all

i told you martin goodman was the head of marvel comics, and the company that would become marvel comics of his, who was just a kid at the time, comes to marvel, he is hired to basically be a gopher. what is a gopher? go for this, go for that. sleep before, refill the ink, rinky-dink jobs like that. he had some income coming in. the guy got paid. and overtime, as simon and kirby moved on to other things and other features, and as other people working at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes working for a small company can help you out if you are the only guy left in the office, because at that very young age, guess what? he is the editor. stan lee would later say, it was supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at the war it turns out the temporary job i had for 30 years. let's look at this page a little more. what is at the center of the page right in between captain america and bucky? what is this in the center? that minuteman image for defense, buy united states saving bonds and steps. it is right there front and center

i have to ask you about your marvel movies.ived the marvel universe with "ironman" and ironman 2, and executive producer for so many of these movies, a huge success for marvel but scorsese he along with francis ford coppola have been critics of marvel movies saying they're despicable, not cinema how do you respond to that >> these two guys are my heroes, they earned their right to express their opinions i wouldn't be doing what i'm doing if they didn't carve the way. they served as a source of inspiration. you can go back to "swingers" that i was talking about and referencing, marty and i worked together they can express whatever opinion they like and we'll leave it at that >> for you, as navigate the path forward and work with "star wars" and marvel, how do you avoid these franchises coming up against fatigue? how did you make sure working with the folks at marvel there was not franchise fatigue? >> i think there's a lot of forces at work here as a filmmaker i see it from a different perspective, which is now for big movies wi

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i told you martin goodman was the head of marvel comics, and the company that would become marvel comics

the possibility of an all-female marvel film. >> all-female lineups exist in marvel comics.women that i talk to who are in the mcu are very eager for and fans seem to like the idea too. >> you know what else we like the idea of? >> we put it all on the table. we put it all out there. i'm tired. >> yup. cardi b will be in the upcoming "fast 9" in a mysterious new role. >> i need to take a nappy nap. car-centric franchise se a massive car collection. >> bentley truck, lambo truck, maybach, porsche, rolls royce truck, my lambo. damn, girl. you see how dusty my lambo is? >> but here's what's super ironic, cardi doesn't know how to drive. >> you can't drive? >> no. >> so what's the point of having the cars? >> to take pictures with. >> stop. stop now. stop. hit the brake.ast 9" role but w tempering our expectations a little bit considering her much-hyped "hustlers" appearance amounted to only a few minutes of screen time. we want more cardi. >> i ain't gonna front. i think this is gonna be the best. >> come on. john cena and now cardi b. it's going to be good. >> so hot. >> i kno

in a marvelous made it through. he said we loved bob taft that we love victory more. in the new that if eisenhower the top of the ticket was win-win. his one to beat harryic truman d bring back republican in the white house for the first time since 1932. fdr so that was a very grave disappointment shall we say to bob taft and a conservative. clause we sick well, we've got to nominate a conservative. clause we think that that will

have you your own marvel movie >> yes, yeah we finished it a couple of weeks ago. about it i can't wait to share it with everybody. it was -- it was -- it was fantastic. >> jimmy: it really was. >> i mean, i'm partial, but i'm pretty excited about it. yeah, it was -- it was honestly - it brought a closure to me that i needed >> jimmy: really >> yeah, because i was kind of, you know, wiped out after that last one i mean, emotionally and literally. >> jimmy: yeah literally. yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: by the way, i didn't know, and i haven't talked to you since then because we couldn't say anything -- marvel didn't allow to you to tell me any news at all. >> especially that >> jimmy: especially that. >> yeah, that was the big one. >> jimmy: everyone knows, right, what happens? >> sorry well [ audiences agrees ] >> jimmy: well it doesn't matter >> if you don't know, we're sorry. >> jimmy: yeah >> there's very few certain things but like definitely death's pretty certain >> jimmy: yeah >> right >> jimmy: yeah yeah, of course. >> yeah, it's definitely for sure and then - bu

you bought marvel, pixar, lucasfilm. there's some talk you may buy the ocean. i understand., right? >> jimmy: we lost spiderman to sony somehow. and then you got spiderman back. how did you get spiderman back? >> miraculously. >> jimmy: was tom holland really a part of that conversation? >> he was, he was. we had an event called d-23. >> jimmy: right. >> and tom was there, because he's a voice in a new pixar movie called "onward" with chris pratt, and he said something on stage. and it was clear that the fans wanted tom back as spiderman. >> jimmy: yes, it was. >> made by marvel and our marvel production team. >> jimmy: right. >> and after d-23, tom reached out to folks who work with me and said can i please have bob's phone number or e-mail? of course i'm very protective. and i said sure. have him reach out to me. we spoke, and he cried on the phone. >> jimmy: oh, did he really? >> no, not really. it was obvious he cared so much. and he's a great spiderman, isn't he? >> jimmy: he's the best spiderman. [cheers and applause] >> and i felt, i actually, i felt for him, and it w

and there are marvelous memoirs. and is there partly because and as a fictional model. with those connections between spies and writers. and nothing more than what they have been working with and then making stuff up they were delivering false information. were the nazis as they were providing that information. but the spies inventor with that emphasis is not wildly differen different. >> your chapter is amazing and that cultural moment because we are not as familiar with that information campaign. but nothing seems less plausible but you established very early on you are interested of liberty and and then i thought i knew what you meant. as these british writers were funded by the cia that then you throw a curveball as a reader and then you talk about the trial which as a person as a mid sixties trial of a writer. and then to be a political. and then it's complicated but then i read your statement in a completely different way. so with the soviet union and so what does that say the north vietnamese clicks you have that in the soviet union because there is a pass in the

trade shares down by 1.5 of 1% why a new marvel movie could get the ghost busters treatment. brum takes on the nba. you take on the whole issue. we asked you, should top executives be banned from posting on twitter we've got the twitter poll and what you said coming up. to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >> welcome back. i'm frances rivera crisis in the middle east. turkey wasted no time pounding kurdish fighters that helped u.s. forces. the bombing began after president trump ordered troops to step aside. they say it was to neutralize terror threats a spokesperson says turkey is targeting civilian areas for the first time joe biden issuing a call for president trump's impeachment saying the president is, quote, shooting holes in our constitution. we cannot let him get away with it president trump firing back saying his failing campaign has left him with no other choice. more after the break and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off health

marvel, who's who, what powers do you have?at's where i get -- >> gotham are both new york so even if they have different names. >> they cannot physically exist in the same place. >> that's what i thought i was confused maybe i don't understand it as well as i should >> i know that was d.c., someone is reminding me in my ear. it highlights the point the multiple people who started their lives in their own world, what are you going to put james bond in a marvel movie next? >> francis ford coppola fought with studios, he wants full control and don't tell me when i have to have it done and how much money i want to spend obvious friction point >> that's not critically acclaimed but they make a lot of money. >> it gives you two hours excuse to eat snacks. >> buttery popcorn >>> coming up next your wall street look ahead, the key things every investor needs to watch as we head into a new trading day when "closing bell" comes right back - [spokesman] if you've tried college but never finished, (group cheering) snhu lets you transfer u

she is marvelous.ple, reaching out to various groups and she is making a difference. she's making a difference with the african-american community already in thinking with that heritage andta by association te conservative movement. she is going to be an extraordinary game changer for us. she alreadyy is. >> george is in bloomington, illinois. you are on with the edwards. >> thank you. i've been watching c-span since it was invented in 1979. i've been watching mr. edwards over the years. and i purchased and read one or two of his books. i didn't realize he was up to 20. i'm very interested. >> twenty-four. >> twenty plus yes. excellent, i'm looking forward to reading it. i am still not quite retired but in any case, i've been a follower of bill buckley his career monday years. clear back to the original programs. there is a common also is regarding mr. buckley, who once had for university of chicago professor as a guest. mr. edwards would know that. but i went in a case, are particularly interested in

how marvelous. we wish you good luck. how about this for a golf ball? to mclean, virginia, medford, oregon. the first lady. elegant, but never aloof. reachable. a new park at border field, california is cause for a visit to another country. a fence separates the mexican people a few feet away, but they extend her welcome and she extends hers. >> i am going to come around. >> pat orders the fence taken down. are other hands that stretch out to pat. comfort, andng others equally in need. from the deprived to the infirmed, pat symbolizes and nation's concern. -- a nation's concern. that concern extends to the victim of peru's terrible earthquake in july 1970. pat asks if she can come and they say yes, please. she brings not only money but plane loads of precious medical supplies. they know what she feels is real. she, too, is wife, mother, parents. . -- with as befits the first lady in the president's daughter. [applause] now, she's officially made madame ambassador. the first president's lady to do so. she travels to africa as his representative. she talk

comics as being -- it's been more on the dark side, theme atically and point of view than marvel butondhat. it buildinghat. level of presti. >> warner brothers surheroes ven't performed as well at the box office as disney's record breakingvenge frers marvel which have taken a more light hearted approach. >> i like thione. >> we'll seeow the weekend performance playing in the pe eroes and the studio rivalry. for nightly business report, julia boorstinn los angeles. >>> before we go, here a look at the day's final numbers from wamz. the dow rose 372 points. the nasdaq added 110. s&p 500 up 41. a mixedor finish major averages closing out the volatile weak which iswayo we right now indeed. >> that's nightly business report for t. i'm sue herera thanks for joining us. >> i'm with bill griffeth. have a great weekend. see you monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." made possible by. thfreeman foundation; by judy and unter blum-kovler tion, pursuing solutions for america's neneected need and by contribations to this pbs n from viewers like you. thank you. i nada: th"bbc world

instead, samuel l jackson who's been 11 marvel movies dismiss scorsese's comments are films and that not everyone likes scorsese's movies either. there's action of plenty in the latest trailer for 1917 world war one epic from director sam, monday's about 2 young soldiers charged with getting a vital message through enemy lines 1917 opens december 25th. this isn't the time or abbey road is number one again the beatles classic topalbum chart, 49 years and 252 days since its original reign atop the chart ended that's the longest gap ever for an album between stands at number one. paul mccartney tweeted it's hard to believe that abbey road still holds up after all these years. but then again it's a bloodied cool in hollywood. i'm david and. and before we go just a little peek outside checking back in on the bay bridge and now we have a longer life. >>and the cash lanes on the left so be prepared for that weight will check more bridges and drive times after the break stay with us. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time for 29. >>we're talking about the weather forecasts and it'

i marvel at his energy level and mental capacity, and i think the democrats and people in the media try to act like he is not really up to the job. it is more of the fake news. my wife worked for him for two years at his right side in the white house come of the west wing. to marveled at his ability juggle a lot of issues and to remember things from meeting to meeting to meeting. i had president -- i have had conversations with the president or he remembers things that i cannot remember that we talked about. you don't have to like him if you don't want to like him. you have every right to do what you want to do, but nobody should be under the illusion that he is not up the job. host: and now he is on the campaign side of this. your advisory role -- is it formal or informal discussions? with presidents, it is one of the things that i think there is a sacredness of talking to the president. he is the commander in chief, the leader of the country. he reaches out for counsel and advice, and i think some people who talk to him should be careful about talking too much. and i worked with presi

. >>> captioning sponsored by cbs >> another marvel critic has entered the fray.oppola defended martin scorsese's criticism of the superhero movie franchise saying, "when martin scorsese says that the marvel pictures are not cinema, he's right. >> scorsese is fine, but my favorite joe pesci movie is still "my cousin vinny." >> hulk think "godfather" glamourizes violence. hulk smash violence! >> there are more black people in this scene than in any of scorsese's movies. >> this isn't a film critique per se, but have you tried coppola's wine?

priceless. >> that was marvelous, if you will. >>> "world news tonight" is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> thank you. that was kind. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. >> this is the news conference at the nustar facility in crockett. >> we will stream that live on our website. abc7news.com. you can also catch it on our news >>> tonight, the deadly nor'easter slamming the east right now. the treacherous drive home. three people killed. a van flipping outside philadelphia. heavy rain and winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour, from d.c. to philly to new york. tonight, the airlines now issuing waivers for the next 24 hours. rob marciano with the new track and the timing tonight. >>> also developing as we come on the air, the meeting with president trump at the white house a short time ago. democrats walking out, calling it a trump meltdown. the president doubling down all day on his decision in syria. >>> the impeachment showdown, and tonight, all eyes on the u.s. ambassador to the eu, expected to testify tomorrow. and nit, what we have leard.

. >> and it was a marvelous idea. so, you still haven't said when.laughter] this justice keeps doing things and we are very happy about that. [applause] the idea originally is that it was like the story of justice ginsburg before she was notorious but now it will be the complete full story so we want to wait and hopefully it will not come out. [applause] i talk about the upcoming book. you won't tell me much but i know there is a whole chapter about justice antonin scalia, justice ginsburg great friend, sparring partner and entertainer in some ways. so, tell me why there's a whole chapter about him and about your interview with him. >> there is a whole chapter about him in my own words including justice ginsburg reminiscence of justice and they talk about the unlikely friendship between the two. interviewing justice scalia was a treat for the buck and we interviewed him for the biography but part of that in my own words as justice scalia and justice ginsburg or so different in so many ways, going into his chambers is veryy different. they are light,

apparently, he said he is eating a lot of porridge, which is a marvellous advertisement for porridge!ng what side you are on. there is a marvellous advertisement in the window of the funeral parlour in the town i live in, and it looked awfully like jeremy corbyn! town i live in, and it looked awfully likejeremy corbyn! there is all of this sort of stuff, but of course the labour party is in a terrible turmoil about whether to vote for an election because they will be seen as holding everything back. if you are in opposition, surely you want an election? day after day, they say they are holding back the country. staying with elections, as far as the electoral roll goes, we could be missing quite a few age groups thatjeremy corbyn would like to see on there. this is about getting 16—year—olds added onto the electoral roll, and the cabinet office, who i think is in charge of all of this, have told ministers that it would take six months to make sure that that was possible. now, we know that 16—year—olds were allowed to vote in the scottish rail referendum or those year ago in the dim and

george nash is a marvelous, careful, painstaking, brilliant historian. so i count him as the historian of the conservative movement. it so happens i've written some books and biographies and histories. so maybe i'm sort of coming up, maybe from fifth or sixth. maybe i'm making my way up. i started all those years ago to be a novelist. that didn't work out so well. i wrote three very bad novels which never got published, thankfully. because they would have been an embarrassment. and then i said i'm burned out. want to go to academy. i want to teach and write. so i went back to school and got a phd. that's where i've been these past 20-30 years. i guess i've picked up from churchill and i love that one line of his where somebody said what is history going to say about you mr. churchill? he said i know because i'm going to write it. i think what i'm trying to do in a small way with my works is to paint a picture of the conservative movement. sometimes from the inside. sometimes from the outside. so that people will be able to refer to my books and understan

and i'm going to bless it, even though the purists would say you can't have marvell and nvidia.u okay how's that hey, why don't we go to lawrence in texas lawrence >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> i am good how about you, lawrence? >> caller: i'm doing well, thank you. hey, i'm trying to find out if i'm diversified. >> okay. >> caller: i have phillip morris, mcdonald's, apple, pfizer, and starbucks. >> ooh i find this senior growth portfolio to be very intriguing. yes. we've got phillip morris i'm not really a big fan of tobacco. somebody said i was a shill for tobacco and twitter, that person is a professional chowderhead. we've got apple, don't trade it. starbucks. some people worried about the hong kong issues will you give me a break mcdonald's, and a drug company pfizer i am going to have to make a choice here, and i am going to say that you should be in starbucks at 85, 86. we're going to add a diversified industrial, which is honeywell what a quarter today apple technology, pfizer drug. i do prefer merck, by the way, and then phillip morris. well, i don't want to say

talented actress you know from films like "martha marcy may marlene," and as scarlet witch in the marvel episodes are available tuesdays let's take a look. >> somebody had to get you out of bed, leigh you are like matt on his worst day. and then i get you back into the world. and it's like you're not - >> yeah. >> even grateful >> okay. yeah, you got me out here. and now we are doing this thing for matt, this thing that was your idea. but when i try on bring him up, you shut me down and we are surrounded by these people who are remembering their loved ones together. and you won't remember matt with me >> seth: please welcome back to the show elizabeth olsen, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thanks for having me back >> seth: i'm so happy to have you. now, last time you are here we were talking about "captain america: civil war." >> yes >> seth: now, we're talking about this very grounded, very real show about grief. >> yeah. >> seth: although we're laughing about it >> well, i'm laughing about it 'cause it's like "oh, yeah, finally. [ laughter ] >> seth: so is i

you yod these marvell i don't like him going out by himself i get nervous when i know he should be backin 3 hours but isn't a. 35 year old sebastien became a professional athlete 9 years ago he trained extremely hard there he knows injuries are a constant danger and at the end he has a few months years and him as a full time athlete. if i hope. i enjoy the freedom that comes with being an athlete. so when i retire and become an employee somewhere it will be hard to adjust to the. there are days when i wish i had a 9 to 5 lifestyle where i can just come home and forget about work because that's not how things are when you're a sports person it's hard to switch off and we're gone this. is the best and loves to read to get his mind off things and relax. ok and putin i'm reading a book about russian president putin wins that and one by michel you does on the middle east. well so nothing to do with sports at all. so mists oh god it's much luck. to you sebastian has decided to compete and the need to i am man after all long and that's why you. think if you. think it's important to have a litt

amazon's marvelous mrs. maisel may be a comedian, but nobody is laughing at the endless number of subscriptions you may soon need to see your favorite streaming shows. a company that enables companies to set up their subscription services. the ceo of this publicly traded company is here exclusively to prepare you for what he calls subscription fatigue. and the real estate landscape dotted with high prices, but also very low inventory. in a fox business exclusive, the rock star of million dollars listing los angeles is here. what deals is he seeing and is now the right time to buy? less than an hour to the closing bell. we're watching the dow see if it can get into the green. let's start "the claman countdown". breaking news, this just coming in, president trump is planning to cut off federal agencies from reading the "new york times" and "the washington post". the white house press office says that the president will order federal branches to end their subscriptions to both news publications. the reason give

. >> it is a marvel. >>> let's get you where yo need to go. >> did you say to marvel base?you. >> that's pretty good. i like that. all right. thanks. >>> all right. good morning, everyone. it's monday. we're looking for a little bit of light heartedness. let's take a look at the commute. unfortunately, y bad news, that truck fire turned into a grass fire and diesel spill, and it's backed up into livermore headed this way. lanes are open but will be slow because people slow down a take a look. you will say i smelled the smoke from that grass fire, so we suggested alternate routes. some people may do this, and you will notice more people on your ride on your way to work. if you have the flexibility until later, you may want to do that. it's really slow there. let's talk concord county, and highway 4 to pittsburgh and hercules traffic, and it's getling slower as you approach the bay bridge. and also want to throw it out, if you're driving to santa clara, it will be a tough commute. >> it is something going on? >> it's our book club meeting. >> hey. let's just driver along 237

riders at the marvel attraction will board the twin jet and embark on a mission to the black panthero fight alongside a team of superheroes. marvel land will have a spider- man attraction where riders get to fling virtual webs from their wrist and pull on virtual objects with those webs, expected to open next year. >>> nasa has new space suits as it plans a mission to the moon by the year 2024. the new suits are inspired by the ones worn by astronauts in the apollo mission. these let the astronauts move more freely and are fit for all sizes, allowing for mobility during research. they are also built to account for sharp moon dust and freezing temperatures. >> one of the things that's different about this suit, it's designed to be upgradeable. as we get smarter, the suit can be worked on in space by the astronauts. >> a second prototype is the orange unit that was created to wear during the launch to the moon and reentry into earth's atmosphere. >>> the grand marshals for the rose parade have been announced. yesterday the president of the rose tournament says they will exemplify the t

they are so marvelous.ell us about the event coming up. >> next weekend we have and emptied the shelters event where all adoption fees will be reduced for $25. so if you can't make it out this weekend, come by next saturday. >> i am going to stay here and play with the kitties. thank you to karen for joining us this morning. and to learn more head to their website. we will be right back. this fall, bn free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com >>> as the demand of public services continues to rise, community centers are providing more and more to the people they serve. this week's jefferson award winner decided he could help others by helping his local community >> reporter: dave loves to lend a helping hand to the community. >> the core of him is to give back and help. he is in the perfect setting here. >> reporter: for the last three decades he has been the director of the community center which is in its 50th year. when dave took ove

a burial place and an engineering marvel.rock, creating more than a mile of tunnels 50m underground. above, an existing cemetery, but one that had become increasingly full. this is seen as a sustainable and ultimately sensitive solution. translation: all that you see now was built in a bit less than three years. there was a mountain here before. you're standing inside a rock. we think this is an environmental solution, but it also incorporates tradition, and therefore fits many places in israel. the first 8,000 graves are expected to be available for burial in the coming months. the rest of the site will be occupied in the next two years. as graveyards go, this is something new and something impressive — eternal rest beneath the feet of the city. tim allman, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: social networking giant twitter announces a global ban on all political advertising, beginning next month. the us military publishes the first images of the raid in which the leader of the islamic state g

. >> and it was a marvelous idea. [laughter] >> so you still haven't said when. [laughter] that is my job, asking questions, you know. >> this justice keeps doing things, and we're very happy about that -- [laughter] [applause] and so it will be, the idea originally was that it would break the story of justice ginsburg. it was before she was notorious. but now -- [laughter] it will be the complete, full story. and so we want to wait until we have that and, hopefully, it will not come out very soon. [laughter] [applause] >> well done, mary. >> i talked to you a little bit about the upcoming book. you won't tell me much, but i do know that there's a whole chapter about justice antonin scalia. justice ginsburg's great friend, sparring partner and entertainer, in some ways. [laughter] so tell me why there is a whole chapter about him and about your interview of him? >> sure. so there's also a whole chapter of him -- about him in "my own words" including justice ginsburg's reminiscences about justice scalia. and everyone i think in this room knows about the unlikely f

i marvel at his energy level and mental capacity, and i think the democrats and people in the media try to act like he is not really up to the job. it is more of the fake news. my wife worked for him for two years at his right side in the white house come of the west wing. to marveled at his ability juggle a lot of issues and to remember things from meeting to meeting to meeting. i had president -- i have had conversations with the president or he remembers things that i cannot remember that we talked about. you don't have to like him if you don't want to like him. you have every right to do what you want to do, but nobody should be under the illusion that he is not up the job. host: and now he is on the campaign side of this. your advisory role -- is it formal or informal discussions? with presidents, it is one of the things that i think there is a sacredness of talking to the president. he is the commander in chief, the leader of the country. he reaches out for counsel and advice, and i think some people who talk to him should be careful about talking too much. and i worked with presi

in spain and to be disenchanted of that and came back and in soviet communism and i do think it's marvelous it is incredibly rigorous and disciplined in the way he tried to tell a story in complex detail and nobody read it. and then to say how do i get this across and this is the parable of the child's fairy tale. so that's how he goes back and thinks about as a child's fairy tale. >> so when i was growing up so people of our generation and that his parents was after the war came down. one - - after the wall came down and then they would take us over and those that were fascinated by literature but it is on the fringes of his cousin nicholas was involved and i found it fascinated and started looking and those slavic studies from at the same time and with the cia influence that to look at how they work beyond iron curtain. >> so you go to the neighbors pool that they are actually spies. >> yes. and now all of a sudden the way the book is written and then you get to that chapter we are in this logicad of espionage. so that was a trick to write it like that in the style of the novel so why qui

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now i want to, i know you get asked about this marvel stuff all the time.his is, i know you can't say too much about what's happening, but this is the concept art which kind of looks like a '50s sitcom, leave it to beaver kind of thing except for up in the corner we see scarlett witch. you notice an imaginary woman having lunch with me, but you didn't see that. >> no. >> jimmy: wow, how about that. can you say anything about her? have you seen scripts or anything? >> i actually have no idea what i'm allowed to say. >> jimmy: okay. then just spill it. say it all. >> we haven't even started, i don't even know what i'm supposed to start, if i'm supposed to start or not start, i don't know what they want us to say, but when i found out about it, they had paul and i come in at different times into his office, and it felt like being called into the principal's office. >> jimmy: kevin runs all these marvel movies, and paul, your co-star. >> yeah, sorry. >> jimmy: so he had you guys come in and were you worried? >> separately. he was worried that he was getting fir

they're doing all this marvel stuff -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: on disney+ so you're in the marvel universe me questioning you about this are you allowed to tell me anything about this. is this all secret and shush >> what if i was like, "yes. no, i can't tell you anything. i can say i'm a nosey neighbor that's what i'm allowed to say and the show is called "wandavision." and i can say that >> jimmy: now, do i know what "wandavision" is >> i don't -- i don't -- i can't answer for you, jimmy. [ laughter ] but i so - >> jimmy: if i -- if i google "wandavision," will the answer come up? >> i think an answer will come up [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't even say that you're in so much trouble already. [ laughter ] >> so red. >> jimmy: "and now, currently playing the role of nosey neighbor, jimmy fallon." [ laughter ] it's just like, "hi, y'all just call me almanzo." [ laughter ] let's talk about "mrs. fletcher" on hbo congrats, you're getting good buzz on this, man, and great reviews. it's on hbo. can you explain the show or set it up at all >> yeah. it's -- i would say it's a dual coming

. >> stephen: and has any of your work writing for marvel influenced your-- or are there commonalities>> stephen: because people may not know that you have written for marvel for the "black panther" storyline. >> so, it is two things. it's not the writing so much as the reading of comic books, which i started at a very young age. but i think the thing is "a," the supernatural is present in slave narratives very often. it's present in frederick douglass, w.p.a. narrative. it was already there-- you're a d&d guy, aren't you? >> stephen: yes. >> i'm a d&d guy, too. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: "dungeons and dragons" for those who don't know. ( cheers and applause ) >> so, i mean, my first game of "dungeons and dragons" was when i was like seven. >> stephen: sure. >> so this is like, in my bones. so when i went to write something i had all of that in me already, so even though it was in the slave narratives, it was the thing i would be automatically already attracted to. >> stephen: um, well, thank you for the book. thank you for being here. don't tell me how it ends. >> i won't. >>

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. >> thank you, max, for that marvelous introduction. >> i think that bette is nothing short of a genius> five years before "sex and the city" sjp donned a blonde wig and took to the sky. >> i do my own stunts in this, and it's just a great fun. >> all right! >> but she wasn't totally on board with the old age makeup. >> oh, i was horrified. i could see the places in my face that i'm going to need to worry about, you know? it's a great lesson in gravity and what it really does. >> do you remember that movie? >> absolutely. used to watch it every october. >> oh, i love that. >> get ready for the return of the temprminator. >> you are going to see a very different side. >> 28 years after t-2 and badder than ever. >>> then -- >> things are going pretty good for me right now. >>> remember the early days of the oprah show? montel williams sure does. >> known for doing the largest she could find. >> our tv titans week continues with stories you never heard. >> you don't want to miss that. >>> but first -- >> hey, "e.t.." welcome to my office. this is where i pretty much start my day. >> we are

. >> julie andrews, five decades later, looking back at the mysteries and marvels in the arc of her lifeand look at where we are today. isn't that phenomenal? how lucky can a girl get?