robert downey, jr., after the "avengers." you do after a 50,000 person rave?ancing.ballroom >> stepping up again. mythey'd like to make character a lot. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to on the red carpet the academy of television arts and sciences. i'm rachel smith. this week, it was all about the in tv and entertainment guru was right here when the nominations were announced. >> the countdown is on for the

>> robert downey was pretty wild. so was julia lewis and wood harrelson, and tom sizemore. tommy lee jones, and they are fun. they were good drunks. it's great to party with them. most of them were fun. >> let's turn to "safages." >> welcome to the recession, boys. you should be grateful you have a product people still want. >> you say you don't mind if your envelope gets a little thin. >> you guys, you have a clean business. there is no problems. but there ain't no ben and john without dennis, so my envelope stays the same. >> it's a fascinating film. i watched it, not knowing what to expect. it's great acting in it and a great theme of these two hippy character brothers. they build this amazing thing, marijuana plant. and it's the nice end of the drugs industry, isn't it? they collide with the nasty end, and that's the vile drug end. it goes horribly wrong. you have been no stranger to drugs and you spoke very vocally about it. what was your purpose of making the movie? what do you hope to achieve? all your movies have a purpose. >> it's a pretty heart-edged -- it's like