two paul rudds is better. wouldn't three paul rudds be best. didn't you stop one paul rudd short?they did. some people might say they went too, too many. >> stephen: how do you feel about watching both of you on screen? is there one of the characters you like more? >> no. it's-- you know, sometimes it's hard to watch yourself on screen. this one's particular lie rough because i have to be judgmental towards two performances. and it's-- you know, i just can git critical over each choice. soy it's kind of double the pain. >> stephen: do you normal lie not watch yourself? >> notice, i'll watch it. usually i'll watch it when it's being edited or done, but after, that i tend to let it go. i don't really pay attention. >> stephen: you don't have paul rudd film festivals in your house. >> no, i don't. >> stephen: come oeverybody! >> no, i just sit at the computer and watch clips. layoff laugh only kid. >> stephen: soy this is-- what's your character's name, miles? >> miles, yeah. >> stephen: now, there's a new-and-improved miles in this. if you could improve paul rudd-- let's-- let's bri

>> if the new one is ever adapted into a movie, paul rudd must star. paul rudd must star!you show up in this town, and you perform. you get out, you go hey, i'm an actor. i got a show. i made a movie off one of these shows, and they go, you know what, this would be good if it had johnny depp. but no. >> jimmy: is paul interested? the project? >> i instagramed that quote from the los angeles times. and the review is very sweet and charles mcnulty's a great critic whom i like. but i instagramed the thing and the next morning, paul rudd e-mailed me and said "do i have to audition." >> jimmy: of course not, he's "ant man." you can't audition "ant man." so sunday is the show. are there other big celebrities planning to show up for the show? what's going on there? >> i don't, well. >> jimmy: what are the audiences in l.a. like. >> what's funny about this, the last time i was here i played the wilshire, this is a prestigious, broadway series. if you get tickets to this it's because you also got tickets to "book of mormon" or whatever. >> jimmy: you get a package. >> a lot of peop

the next-gen movie stars "stranger things" finn wolfhard and paul rudd. >> who ya gonna call?o.g. ghost buster dan aykroyd returns. he got ready for the fun by taking me through universal's ghost busters' themed maze. >> who are you gonna call? >> not me. >> you're a ghost buster. >> what can you tease about the story? is it a continuation of the same character? >> it feeds beautifully into the first two stories and hands it off to a new generation. >> but can we expect this guy to put on his proton pack? >> who are you gonna call for the movie? >> well, of course, i'll try to get my old pal mr. murray to see if he can drop in. i'll be making a call there. >> by the way i know where one of the original ghost buster's suit is. it's hanging inside zach bagan's haunted museum. the host of "ghost adventures" on travel channel spend 300 grand on props and costumes from the original movie. now last april zach took me on a terrifying tour of his museum. so i thought no way can i get it any scarier. i was wrong. >> now this is an artifact that witnessed an exorcism. >> this is actual

paul and sort of example i mean this goes without saying just like paul rudd so they wanted to join european union more than anything else because they want to solve some kind of protection from russia you know this is all that matters it's only about the countries wanting to join i mean obviously much of eastern europe and that i wanted to join not only because of the quality of democratic institutions but i assume also because of the quality of life and economic benefits but speaking about poland you mentioned that there has been a deterioration in democratic progress across eastern until within 5 cross western europe lately and. you know the popular narrative in the west is that in countries where russia is present that's understandable because russia is supporting autocratic tendencies etc but poland is very notable. example contrary to die theory because it's been staunchly and russian for a number here is and yet as we all know there's been a backsliding on democracy how do you explain it and isn't it perhaps isn't it perhaps an indication that the way people thought about democratizat

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be paul rudd and adrienne warren.to get, this particular dog, it's a certain type of dog. >> stephen: it would be -- (inaudible). >> stephen: that's why, he doesn't say mellanwa. it belgian melomar. they're only available certain types to have the year. that's why. we have to refrigerate this dog. in the summertime, you can't get them. ( laughter ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from deep inside a pod show in storage, give it up

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there were no paul rudds, no kind eyed mark rufalos. >> and his new film is a chronicle of his journeyk from a near fatal battle. >> you said you were afraid that you would never get better. >> yeah, i wasn't chin indicatiindicat communicating, there was nothing i looked forward to and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides. yeah. >> he was forced to step back from comedy. he admitted himself to the hospital twice. and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for and an expert in something called electro convulsive therapy. which used to be called electro shock therapy, but they felt that electro shock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electro shock is disturbing but i feel like we're soft selling the convulsions. >> how important is to you to e destigmatize these things? >> i think that i have a responsibility and an obligation, but also i'm so grateful for feeling good that i want to share this. that if people feel the way that i felt, can feel better, i would do anything in my power to get that information to them so that they will try it and so tha

the next-gen movie stars "stranger things" finn wolfhard and paul rudd. >> who ya gonna call?g me thugh universal's ghost busters' themed maze. >> who are you gonna call? >> not me. >> you're a ghost buster. >> what can you tease about the story? is it a continuation of the same characters? >> it feeds beautifully into the first two storieand nds it off to a new generation. but can we expect this guy to strap on his proton pack? >> who are you gonna call for the movie? >> well, of course, i'll try to get my old pal mr. murray to see if he can drop in. i'll be making a call there. >> okay confession y'all i'm such a scaredy catut let's keep this halloween-theme going. kevin azier got a chance to scare the daylights out of whitney, emma and jenny and they never saw it coming. >> i'm her at halloween horror night at universal studios. i'm about to scare some lady, ladies with "dancing with the stars." let's go. my creepy transformation took about 60 minutes and i m or may not have fallen asleep. my character -- a victim of the beast fluffy from the 1982 horror flick "creepshow."

tomorrow night, join us with paul rudd, lizzy caplan and music from tyler childers. >> jimmy: yesterday instagram, and today, she has more than ten million new friends, some of whom are from "friends." next, she returns triumphantly to tv, apple tv, on the new series "the morning show," it premieres november 1st on apple tv+. please welcome jennifer aniston. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> hello! >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look great, and you smell fantastic, too. [cheers and applause] this instagram thing. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: they measured it. it's a guinness book world record. you beat prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royals. >> jimmy: you got to a million in like 12 seconds. >> like the most reluctant person to join instagram. >> jimmy: you don't do that kind of stuff. >> i do now. >> jimmy: why are you doing it now? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: who talked you into this? >> i don't know. a lot of people. just got tired of, you know, what you resist persists. >> jimmy: it's fun to look at the stuff. >> well, i haven't. >> jimmy: you haven't? >> no, i'm just

there were no paul rudds. no kind-eyed mark ruffalos.at depresh" is a brutally honest look back at his journey two years ago with his battle with treatment resistant depression. >> you were afraid you would never get better? >> i wasn't communicating. i didn't feel good about anything. there was nothing i looked forward to and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides, yeah. >> reporter: he was forced to step back from comedy. admitted himself to the hospital, twice, and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for an -- and an expert in something called elect roconvulsive therapy which used to be called electroshock therapy but they felt electroshock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electro shock is disturbing but i feel like we're soft selling the convulsions. >> how important to destigmatize these things. like the hospital. like erelecelectroconvulsive th? >> i am so grateful for feeling good that i want to share this that if people feel the way i felt, can feel better, i would do everything in my power

there were no paul rudds.no ki [ laughter ] no kind eyed mark ruffalos. >> reporter: his new film is a chronicle of his journey back two years ago from a near-fatal battle with treatment resistant depression. you said you were afraid you would never get better. >> yeah. i wasn't communicating. i didn't feel good about anything. there was nothing i looked forward to. and -- and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides. yeah. >> reporter: he was forced to step back from comedy, admitted himself to the hospital twice and more. >> my psychiatrist is an advocate for and an expert in something called electroconvulsive therapy which used to be called electroshock therapy, but they felt electroshock was not quite horrifying enough. they said, yes, electroshock is disturbing, but i feel like we're soft-selling the convulsions. >> reporter: how important is it to you to destigmatize these things? like the hospital? like electron convulsive therapy? >> i think i have a responsibility and an obligation,