, who i adore, left him for mcshane.ghter ] >> is j.r. any better-behaved these days? >> not really. >> to me? >> a leopard never changes its spots. well, you looked remarkably nice. >> he did, but do we trust him? >> no, no, no. >> equally evil. >> he's not evil. he has a little bit of me in him. >> he's 90% evil. >> yeah. >> tell me about how bobby is involved. >> he's just sweet. he's all rolled into one. >> let's fill the gaps between the last "dallas" in '91 and the current "dallas." what have you been up to that you're proudest of now? >> i learned how to rest. >> yes, which is not to be underestimated. >> i don't know. just kicking it around, having a great time. >> when you look back on that period, was that the most satisfying time of your career? >> what? you mean dallas? >> yeah. >> of course. i had a nice little -- it's still on the air 47 years later. so i had both worlds. the comedy world and the romantic world. >> when you hear younger actors these days moaning about fame and intrusion and paparazzi and al

i trotted off to england with ian mcshane and left him for ian mcshane. wise woman. >> is j.r. to me? >> you look remarkably nice this that clip. >> but do we trust him? no, no, no. >> now an evil son. >> he's not evil. >> equally evil or misunderstood. >> he has a little bit of mean. >> 90% evil. >> me about how bobby is involved. >> he's just sweet. what can i say? >> oh, please! >> the patriarch of the ewing family. he is the jock ewing. >> fill in the gaps. >> between the last 19 and the current, what have you been up to that you are proudest of in that period? >> i learned how to rest and take it easy. i did a couple of movies. kicking around. having a good time. >> when you look back on that period, was that the most satisfying time of your career? >> you mean dallas? of course. i had a nice comedy still on the air. 47 years later. i dream of jeannie. i had both worlds. the comedy and romantic. >> you are famed ridiculous. >> like a license to steal. >> when you hear younger actors moaning about fame and intrusion and paparazzi and all that kind of thing, what do you thin

the voices from the full-sized actors were also use and had dead wood star ian mcshane and bob hoskinswarves and a los angeles based theater group which features a group of little people tells tmz, wait a minute, what's wrong with casting actual little people to play dwarf roles? they reportedly sent a letter to universal pictures and the studio behind it and calling this an injustice and they're also threatening a, quote, 100 miget march. little people of america says it feels robbed and a rep for the organization tells us little people of america supports the equality of opportunity for the employment of little people in all industries of course and this includes the entertainment which we believe should cast little people in the full breadth of possible roles. the film by the way came outlast weekend, kate, and mate $67 million, a little more than that at the box office and we'll have to see if this off screen battle has any impact at all on those financial numbers. >> it is a very good question. is universal saying anything about it? >> no official statement from universal of the i

if you can get ian mcshane and bob hoskins, that's who you will cast. it is like we are going to recast "the hobbit" and all of this impar beg? no. let the little people be the little people. sometimes they will be average sized people playing little people. >> you will get so many letters, little letters. >> postcards. >> i am a proud little person. i think of myself as one of the tallest short people. >> are you proportional except for your head. >> i have a gibbet head. i am a -- i have a giant head. i am a lollipop. i am a charmed lollipop. doesn't danny have a point? the fact is there are plenty of talented little people out there who deserve a chance. why give it to these has been british actors ? bob hoskins? who cares. the last thing he did was "mona lisa." >> no, he has no po mi t. executives can hire who ever they wants. like you said. being an actor, you are not promised any roles ever. like being a tv show host you were never promised -- >> i am the whatever. or whatever, the thing next to me. >> it makes me mad though that that -- come on t

the one shot and instead you have actors like ian mcshane and bob hoskins and toby jones is in this.s the dwarfs. so charlize theron, great. as you can see by looking at it, the visuals are fabulous in this film. i mean, the art direction is amazing and there's a very good costumes and things like that. >> i hear a big but. >> here comes the but. first of all, not really buying kristin stewart as snow white. she's the girl from "twilight." >> she's not a bad actress and she certainly is pretty. ok? don't get me wrong. but i don't think she's really a challenge to charlize theron in the fairest of them all department. probably because there's something a little awkward about her. that's what makes her a good bela swan, the fact that she's awkward. >> how does charlize theron do vs. julia roberts? >> one was a more comedic performance and one is a more serious performance. they're both great, actually. they're both great actresses and they both get if you're going to do this -- >> in the end, get? >> gets 2 1/2 stars for this movie, ok? i wanted to mention one more thing, we have chris