what i loved about tom hanks and rita wilson doing that was you got the sense of how infectious they were and how enthusiastic they were as conversationalists. and then this happened. and i do think some of that energy is translated into lucky guy. >> charlie: tom hanks' performance you think? >> the only problem... the disadvantage and the great advantage tom hanks has is he can't help being likable. i think if tom hanks played jeffrey dahmer we'd root for him. in a way it makes i think aspects of mechanicallery were more powerful. >> charlie: you mean t overwhelming ambition. >> he's fun, tom hanks is, at the very beginning where he's going, hey, guys, here i am "and so forth. as it went on, he became the classic tom hanks every man i think. >> charlie: part of that is what he suffered in terms of the injury and going through the trial of... >> exactly. charlie: saying the wrong things about... >> yeah. he was chastened. when i was... in the advance pieces i had read that he was shown as being not terribly nice to his wife. i didn't get that from the play. >> charlie: not at a. sor

tom spoke at her memorial with his wife rita wilson. >> it's been an odd experience for a lot of new york journalist and eddie, i'm sure as well because it's little splinters our our lives. we're saying who are these people with our names and why are they singing these songs and i said this is what the von trapps must have felt like when they watched "the sound of music." >> every one of these people are exceptional, they made a huge difference in new york life, it's been a great pleasure to be around them. fabulous people. >> i want to talk about three or four things here and one of them is the time there is that and era that no longer exists? we still have to be lloyd journalism, we still have columnist ins. >> i'm ready for you, charlie, i brought a show and tell. i knew you sked are tabloids still relevant and here is my little show and tell of the daily news where matt got his pulitzer and here is -- we have been relentless on this gun issue, we have "blood on your hands" and the picture of congress and we have a petition of thousands and thousands of new yorkers and from everyw

and actress and singer, the lovely rita wilson.lause] kelly: hi! [cheers and applause] michael: yo! whoa! [cheers and applause] kelly: what the heck? what the heck? it's thursday, april 4, 2013, you know it's a thursday because the crowd started drinking already. michael: yeah! kelly: so nice to see you all and so nice to see you. you are santa claus backstage. michael was like handing out tickets to events backstage, to like the props and the crews and everybody. i swear you are santa claus. michael: no. kelly: you are. michael: i had extra tickets to the car show. and it only admits one. i didn't walk in the door, walk out, use another ticket and keep on going around. so i gave those guys some tickets. but they appreciate it, they work hard. kelly: they're the best, the very, very best. hoip so how was your night? how was your day? kelly: i had a great night. my daughter is going to her first ever, without us there bar mitzvah this weekend. and it's a combination camp reunion/bamitsva. so she has to get ready for temple and the a