baz, people know you from "romeo and juliette its request rulon rouge.he can the gray? you're an aussie, this is the great american story. >> payback, i guess for what you guys have been taking classics and doing them in hollywood for years. >> stephen: exactly. we made an opera out of "crocodile dundee." payback time. >> actually, my own personal experience was i knew it when ii was a child. >> stephen: do they teach it over there? >> yes, they do. exactly the same as here. >> stephen: do they translate it into australian for you guys? ( laughter ) >> yes. after "rulon rouge" i was traveling on the siberian express, and had two recorded book. i can't remember what the other one was, but one was f. scott fitzgerald, the can the gray. i put it on -- >> stephen: let's talk about the other book for a while. >> next book club. pit it on and five hours later i woke up and i realized-- ( laughter ) >> stephen: you fell asleep during "the great gatsby." and you said i don't know what the ( bleep ) has happened. and i got to make a movie of that thing. >> this r

rulon?ing for the u.s. really pulled what many believe to be the greatest individual upset in olympics history. he beat a wrestler named alexander carell who hasn't lost for 13 years in international competition and i know, rulon, grab a seat. grab a seat. i know when we reached out to you, we didn't have to tell you too much about this story. you already knew about it. >> i did. i actually watched it right after you guys did the shot. it was just so inspirational for me to feel the emotion of every wrestler to see what goes through that first victory, that first opportunity to feel what sportsmanship is like. it was truly inspiring to see, you know, this spirit these two had in sportsmanship and athletics. >> what do you want to say to them both? >> you guys kind of bring the emotion of sports together. from all the different sports of wrestling to athletics to everything about it. sportsman hipp is being able to go out and share with somebody, you know, what competition is like but ultimat

he's known for making big lavish movies like rulon rouge. i think he related to that.course. >> almost unfairly. >> you say he was a real standout and he's going to be a big surprise. >> he's great. that's something that this movie has that the book does not which is leonardo dicaprio. >> will he give robert redford a run for his money? >> absolutely. he's the high light for the show. >> let's look at it. number one. >> number one for me, i'm going go with "jaws." it's a classic. page one is about the shark, how it looks and how it moves. steven steven speelsberg says that's not how it's going to move. keep the shark out of the picture as long as possible and kind of stoke our imagination the way a great book does. put us as characters on the boat and let us feel the terror of that. >> the second pick was "the shining." >> one of the all-time most beloved horror movies except the guy who wrote the book that it's based on steven king. he's not a fan of the movie because he felt it wasn't faithful. he feels like it doesn't represent his version of "the shining." to me if