the singular thing that we really appreciated together was we happened to think that robert duvall washe greatest american actor that's ever lived. [laughter] jim's favorite movie wags "tender mercies." my favorite film was "the natural." and in "the natural," there's a scene, of course all the ladies in here know robert redford was the natural, he was the gifted baseball player, robert duvall was the cynical sports writer. willford brimley was the crusty old coach. and there's that beautiful soliloquy where the coach walks in and he says, i mean, pardon me, robert duvall walks in and says to the coach, coach, who is this roy hobbs? and the coach turns on his heels and says, i don't know who roy hobbs is. i just know he's the best there is and the best there ever will be. jim wright, you are the natural. there probably has never been a man in american history that i can recall to that so eloquently used the english language. he helped those of us who only have sparks appreciate the flame, with his application of our language. and it seems a shame that i can't find words in my language

what was it like with robert duvall?ty special. >> he's a no-nonsense kind of guy. >> seth: yeah. he comes across as no-nonsense. >> you don't mess with robert duvall. >> seth: no. >> we did interviews for "wild horses." it's called "wild horses." and we were -- >> seth: do you play somebody who turns into a horse? are you a werehorse? [ laughter ] >> you know, i can't give it away. >> seth: okay, it's a secret. let's just say i play brian. [ laughter ] >> gregory will make an appearance. so, yeah, no, we were doing this interview, and this guy, this interviewer did something that he probably shouldn't have done. 'cause he's just -- he's no bull[ bleep ], sorry. and so he goes, "so, mr. duvall, what is 'wild horses'?" bobby -- i get to call him bobby, he looks at me and goes, "it's a movie." [ laughter ] like, what's your problem? that guy just doesn't suffer fools. i love that about him. so cool. yeah, yeah. >> seth: you've been doing films a long time. >> yes. >> seth: you made a film as a young man. like amateur film

speaking at an owner's meeting, kraft said he respects nfl commissioner robert duvall and will not appeall and will not appeal. he says the progress has been going on for too long, and he doesn't want to continue with the rhetoric. the patriots were fined $1 million and lost two draft picks. tom brady has already appealed his suspension. the force is strong with george lucas. fortunately for him, so are the disney shares. the financial times says lucas has made a $2.2 billion paper profit on the disney stock he received in exchange the rights to the star wars franchise. and those are top stories. now to a developing story -- sources told bloomberg that takata reached an agreement with you as regular readers, who accused the company of failing to cooperate in an investigation into faulty airbags. the transportation department will announce a fine and release possible cost of the air flag -- airbag defects. scarlet fu joins me now as we look ahead to the next hour. this is a story it seems like has been in the works and we just got these headlines crossing the terminal about a half hour ago

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