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. >> yeah, if we see a movie with russell crow and you are sacrificing yourself for the country. me, i embodied the gladiator kind of proto type, and the first time i encountered an insurgent, it was a 9-year-old kid. i had trained for two years and the first time i saw this happen, it was a 9-year-old kid. >> and you were caught with this child rolling is grenade right into your convoy. i remember the thing that struck me is that you felt traumatized, but also what came through was a sense of helplessness. you didn't fire on the child. what a situation to be in. >> it's called moral injury where a person will go through a traumaic event and start to question the right and wrong of the situation and that results in survival skill. that results in post-traumatic stress and all of the other things we are seeing in combat. >> shortly after that story, you turned 21 while in iraq and i liked the story of your 21st birthday celebration. >> i liked it too. [ laughter ] >> someone smuggled in a bottle of booze and you guys got wasted. what was the poem? >> it's not appropriate for telev

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russell crow plays superman's cryptonian father jorel. >> he has to sacrifice the time he has with hissurvives on? you? i was stunned how complex the script was. i think i probably stated publicly hundreds of times over the last 20-odd years that, you know, don't look for me in a comic book movie because i'm not going to be there. >> you let them handcuff you? >> wouldn't be much of a surrender if i resisted. >> amy adams plays lois lane, a hard charging journal is. >> well, what can i say? i get writers block if i'm not wearing a flak jacket. >> drawn to the suitless by his strength and more by his vulnerability. >> what does the "s" stand for. it's not an "s." on my world it means hope. >> well, here it's a "s." >> but you're no damsel in distress in this movie? >> no. i definitely get myself in situations which require saving. >> reporter: but for you would ats well-known stars, high-wiz-bang and who am i inner struggle, man of steel is resting its franchise potential on a total unknown, 30-year-old englishman henry kavel. >> great actor, good looking guy. he looks like superman, bu

. >> wendy: russell crowe plays superman's father, and kevin costner play's superman's earthly fatherwho realizes early on his son has super powers. >> can i just pretend i am your son. >> you are my son. >> i think that's the great thing about life, being able to make discoveries on your own. but what happens is sometimes a parent can frame it for you. and if you adore your parents, you want to end up on the side of what you feel is right. >> wendy: and we learned something very interesting about the famous "s" on superman's chest. >> it is not an "s." in my world, it means hope. >> wendy: what hope does superman bring? >> it is that hope against the odds, to beat all odds. no matter how steep or how grand. and it's just standing up, facing the troubles, and going, i will not surrender. >> george: you have watched the movie. are the religious symbols subtle? >> wendy: no. you can't miss them. there is a huge mural of jesus behind him, and it is really interesting how they weaved that religious symbolism into the movie. i think christians will enjoy it. it is well-done. >> george: ok,

tonight, jay welcomes -- from the new movie, "man of steel," russell crowe, bug expert, professor mike raupp, the music of judith hill, and "jaywalking." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! hi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the "tonight show." thank you. thank you. well, let's see what's going on. hey, snoop is back in the news. no

russell crowe amy adams diane lane and a new comer henry cavel. >> what is he known for?tudors. >> huge hit on hbo, right? >> he's also known for being one of the most unluckiest guys in hollywood because he almost had every big part. he was almost james bond almost in the harry potter and twilight series. luck is finally with him and he's about to break out. we caught up with him at the world premiere at the lincoln center. him and kevin costner. this is what he had to say. >> grand daddy of all super h o her heros. we have always needed heros whether it be the ancient greeks or demi gogs or whatever the case may be. they are symbols of hope. beating the odds. >> we love our boy. we understand ee unique we also understand he will be taken away from us. that informs a lot about how my scenes were. >> as critics say they are flying high now. >> he's a real look alike. i love that little curl he has right there. >> easy on the eyes. >> he was on show time, i misspoke said it was on hbo. >> seems to have stars for people of all ages diane lane is a huge hit. of course kevin

>> stephanie: right. >> russell crowe wasn't bad.cal theatre voice. he has a rock singer voice. >> he hit the notes. >> he was adequate. >> stephanie: will his girlfriend lost at sea be played by -- what's her name in mess -- in "les miserables." >> the toothless prostitute. >> anne hathaway. >> she certainly does. >> stephanie: retired fbi profiler and former u.s. army intelligence agent said for someone to believe he could make decisions on world events and he can shape the world he alone not the judges or the supreme court should be the only ones to determine what should be a national security, that's a level of arrogance only he can explain. there are usually personal reasons why someone like him gives up the goods. this is just the most [ bleep ] way to break up with a girlfriend everier. just saying. fbi and agents have given up information for money sometimes because they were underpaid and underappreciated. look how smart i am. was there a level of narcissism. did he feel his supervisors demeaned him. all of these questions w

russell crowe tomorrow night. but jimmy fallon happening right now! ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was very nice, thank you. that's what i'm talking about right there. that's a great new york city crowd right there. making some noise. welcome to late night with jimmy fallon, everybody. [ cheering ] i love you, too. makes me feel good. thanks, guys. here's what people are talking about. another scandal at the white house. it turns out there's a new -- i know, there's one every day. there's the new report out that the government has been secretly collecting the phone records of verizon customers since april. yeah. i knew something was up when i was, like "you hang up first," and then my wife is, like "no, you hang up first," and then obama was lik

working on his close up guess who was beating washington up, not pretty boy whose dad was apparently russel crowest like going after real life financial villains doesn't cut it. let me tell you something mr. chin you can hang clothes on people can see you are just a come on. you don't have to start out as a guy named clark kent working on a commercial fishing vessel to know something is fishy which by the way is beyond stupid. what happened to the daily planet reporter thing? apparently it took you years on that boat to put two and two together. me thinks you also have a skull of steel. try putting 2 billion and 2 trillion together because that is what i do every day. keep fighting those unreal monsters from space that seem to upset you. me? i will be focusing on the real threats, the normal looking politicians who are stealing and spying and e-mail gathering and doing lots of bad stuff, stuff you wouldn't know, stuff you are afraid to know because i am the one fighting for the truth. you can't handle the truth. i mean, i fight for them hack, i mean hank. you keep trying to oppress your adopted d

kevin costner and russell crowe. a lot of christianity references. really looking forward to it. cross promotion one night, earned over $100 million globally already. >> are you interested in seeing it, andrea? >> i am, it is getting not great ratings because of christianity undertones. it was hef inially father sends his son to earth. >> the first superman, the argument is he was jewish, moses being sent and all that. greg, you're going to wait in line to watch this. >> yeah, i went through my super hero face when i was 13. i have no desire to see super hero movies. >> you believe in unicorns. >> i run around new york city in my underoos and a cape. >> do you find this charming, kimberly? >> i do, and hot. >> what's hot about it. >> superman. >> as usual, it is my segment, so i'm out of here. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ can you hear it? ♪ fueling the american spirit ♪ no matter when, no matter where ♪ ♪ marathon will take you there ♪ no matter when, no matter where ♪ the blisters were oozing, and painful to touch. i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. i spent 23 years as

i want to thank my guests, russell crowe, professor mike raupp and of course judith hill.acon. jimmy fallon happening now. have a great weekend! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! hey! welcome! that's what i'm talking about! i feel the love! hey! i feel the love. oh, my gosh. welcome, everybody, to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys feeling good?! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. that's a great new york city crowd. welcome, everybody. here's what people are talking about. yesterday, russian president vladimir putin and his wife announced that they are getting a divorce after almost 30 years of marriage. when asked why, putin was like -- [ as putin ] "we tried to make work, but you know what they

>> batman and another big film, kevin costner, russell crowe and a lot of christianity references inlm. i'm really looking forward. it will break a lot of records. i heard between cross promotion when i had sold, it earned over $100 million globally sopro far. >> have you interested in seeing it? >> i am. i think it'sllio getting not so great ratings because of the christianity undertones. because the original superman was heavenly father sends his one son to earth. which is similar. >> remember the first superman the argument was he was jewish because he was moses being senty and all that stuff. greg, i'm sure you're going to wait this line to see this. i >> yeah. i went through my superine hero phase when i was 13. i have no desire to see these de super hero movies. i run around new york city in my underoos and cape. >> kimberly, do you find this charming, this movie? >> i totally do. and hot. >> what's hot about it? >> superman. >> you don't find me necessaril, hot. >> you're super for a different reason. >> i see. >> you're a freak. >> as usual, it's my segment, so i'm out of her

russell crowe is in the same boat. and so -- >> jimmy: are you an aussie or are you a kiwi? -- >> yeah, i'm a hybrid. i'm the prius of that -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very good. well, welcome. are -- are you a gamer? i know, it's video game week. i ask everyone. >> oh, mate, it's terrible. i'm like the toothless meth head of gaming. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> all night. you'll see me at 11 o'clock at night on the street corner. i'll be willing to do everything for a used copy of world of warcraft. i really will. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anything at all. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you love video games. and this is -- what you are doing right now with this is syfy show, as well as -- "defiance." it's a great show on syfy. it's about futuristic earth. it's set in -- >> 2046. >> jimmy: 2046. and where -- and then you also at the same time i'm not kidding, this video game is also you as well and when you play the video game it affects what happens on the show? >> yeah. we -- what we've done is attempted for the first time ever synergy. so, what happens is say we have this deadly thin

we had russell crow on the other night. he played superman's father. it's a great story.with x ray vision he puts him in a rocket sending him towards earth because he knows with those powers he can get a job with the obama administration. it's a fascinating, fascinating start. wow. >> greta: that is your last call. thank you for being with us tonight we'll see you again tomorrow make sure you go to gretawire.com and answer a special question, put a special one up for you. go there, answer it. good night from washington, d.c. see you tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the record. mad. and that's why tonight at 8:00 p.m. we get to the bottom of a pattern of abuse. >>> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino. welcome to the special edition of "the five" from washington, d.c. i'm joined by andrea tan ter owes, bob beckel, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." so we're down in washington for a little business and to pick up a change of clothes for bob. it has been two full days since the man that spilled top secret information about our surveillance program

we had russell crow on the other night. he played superman's father. it's a great story.s gifted with x ray vision he puts him in a rocket sending him towards earth because he knows with those powers he can get a job with the obama administration. it's a fascinating, fascinating start. wow. >> greta: that is your last call. thank you for being with us tonight we'll see you again tomorrow make sure you go to gretawire.com and answer a special question, put a special one up for you. go there, answer it. good night from washington, d.c. see you tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the record. now. author guy will be mad. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i can't find out anything, can you? i don't know what happened to benghazi. i don't know what happened in the irsz. i don't know what happened with james rosen. i don't know what happened with this one. they won't tell us anything. >> bill: that's what i said on "the today show" this morning as yet another scandal has dropped on the nation. this one involving an alleged coverup of crimes by hillar

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today, from the new film "man of steel," russell crowe. and nascar driver brad keselowski.

. >> you have russell crowe, amy adams, kevin costnechlt r, but the man who plays superman is relativelys a nice-looking chest if i may say so myself. >> he kind of has a superman build. >> yes he does. >> persona. >> he is an amazing actor. also i feel like what comes naturally to henry is this -- he comes from a family -- i look it as if you want to get ahead of a first responder or something because he is -- it's all volunteer, completely anonymous. he just -- nothing for me. i want to help if i can. and i think that henry, that makes sense to him. it wasn't like i had to say, hey, these people need help. he was like of course they do. >> you two are married? >> we are married. >> what's that like working together? >> it's fantastic. >> no they describe you, deb remarks as a type a personality. they describe you as the laid back one. true? >> yeah. and i think we balance each other out. oh, come on. you know that's true. but i think in this industry i think it's so nice to have someone that you trust, who always has your back. we're always on the rootd. we kind of bring our family wit

. >> reporter: he trained cavill and russell crowe, who dropped 40 pounds for his part. so, what is it? >> the secret is -- it's a well-kept secret, called commitment and self-discipline. >> reporter: cavill's transformation began by packing on 20 pounds. what was he eating? >> we didn't care. if he decided, i can get an extra 1,000 calories by eating pizza, that was fine. >> reporter: then, the workout, five or six days a week, for 11 months. >> we're trying to use physical means to basically repair a person or change them in a psycho/physical way, so they can play a role, in this context. you need a guy to look like superman. it will be better if he feels super, in order to transmit that message. >> reporter: how did it change him? >> i would say henry turned into a man on this show. and not only in terms of, you know, physically he made enormous changes. but in the way that he carried himself. and in the way he -- i could see him relating and adapting to other people. >> reporter: he took me through some super moves. >> push your heels to the floor. >> reporter: clear

. >> speaking of the conflict they made an interesting choice to show you and jerel played by russell crower with a sense of motive and a sense of purpose and in this way rendered him l'eggs a villain i think than we might otherwise think. >> yeah, exactly. i think what superman 2, i love that terrence sam did as much as anybody but a lot of times you wonder why exactly is he so angry? why does he want to kill all of us? and i think with this it gives you a context, you know, the thing to remember is that they're in a very catastrophic situation in krypton in the beginning of the movie. no time to think anymore. so a lot of rash decisions get made. >> terrence playing general zod in superman 2. the preparation for this part, i mean it is an action movie and then some. you seem to be swinging, punching, diving in every scene. what was the preparation like to prepare? >> we started months before. henry, russell, and myself started training with mark twipe who did the training on "300" so he's very accomplished in that regard and then with damon, who was the stunt guru he was teaching us all t

"toy story 3" that grossed 110 and, of course, you know it stars henry cavill with amy adams, russell crowe and grosses for father's day weekend were up a staggering 51% over last year and "man of steel" captured 60% of the market. that says a lot. >> you loved it. >>> also in "pop news," at "good morning america" we start work while it's still dark out and quite uncivilized to be out of bed then on the weekends we get time to rest, well, most of us do. one of us there is no rest. george prepares for his other gig over the weekend and we have now a new ad for his show "this week." check it out. >> what exactly -- >> i'll be right back. >> what i want to know is why can't washington get anything done? >> yeah, great question. that's exactly what we're talking about today. i got to get back to work. don't worry, i got this. >> george and sunday mornings, now, that's good. >> we haven't ordered yet. >> the question is why can't washington get anything done? >> george! >> oh. >> our george. >> wonderful. >> you are so good on that show. >> working sunday. >> and quite an actor. >> oh, yeah. wat

nolan, has a dark feel as his superhero films plus it has an amazing cast including kevin costner, russell croweim die? >> maybe. >> and now for the reviews. richard roeper of the chicago sun-times was not a fan of all the darkness. he said there is very little humor or joy in the superman story. not enough character development for us really to care once a big budget pyrotechnics are under way. lillian lacy of the "globe and mail" says it all gets exhaustingly bombastic, sequence by sequence "man of steel" something worth seeing. i'll watch it. >> dark, everything is dark. how about something fun and uplifting. anyway, our other big release this weekend. >> something fun and uplifting. >> "this is the end." james franco, seth hill, six friends trapped in a house after a series of strange events devastate los angeles things get pretty ridiculous. >> i want some of the milky way. >> i will be bummed. if i don't at least get a bite of the milky way. >> craig wants a bite. >> i want a bite of the milky way. >> everybody gets a fifth. i want the fifth of your t-shirt. the bottom. the belly. >> not s

listen -- >> brian: up to -- >> you remember the russell crowe movie. >> brian: i didn't see it. >> allter from the kid and he said he's alive and well. >> brian: what about the next prisoner exchange? what about khalid sheikh mohammed's next? >> why are you looking for next wednesday's day when you have a chance of getting our we know p.o.w. out? let's get him out and home. we are deescalating afghanistan. >> brian: because they can go back and kill more americans. >> they never killed any americans, that's my point. >> brian: they're with the taliban! >> that was the taliban fighting against the northern alliance, before the united states got on the ground there. this is 2001, the early stages of the war. >> brian: really? you have no problem with these five guys going back to war against us? >> i want this guy back. what is that? this is the deal you make. this is war. this is the deal you make. >> alisyn: this is why brian has a radio show. >> steve: and why you do. >> alisyn: yes, yes. this is what happens. great to see you. >> great to see you again. happy birthday. i'm going to g

russell crowe plays his other father.ayton, we'll appreciate your nerd shout-out. >> happy father's day to my dad. i love you so much. the best dad on the planet. >> oh, so sweet. >> he did a great job. kevin is cool. >>> he's accused of killing soldiers at ft. hood and now nadal hassan is trying to say he was defending the taliban. will the judge allow that defense? >>> and a whistleblower a governor or a trader? mike huckabee says neither. he'll explain at the top of the hour. governor huckabee coming up. ♪ look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. with three of your daily vegetable servings it's been that way ysince e day you met.. but your erectile dysfunction - itld be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you cabe more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is

russell crowe. >> 125 million bucks it did. >> in the u.s. of things, you saw the one yesterday, do you still go back to christopher reeves? >> of course. >> he was a kinder gentler superman. >> it's like the bond series. i think every generation gets their superman if you will. for a lot of kids in their 20s, it was dean cane. maybe 30s, dean cane, brandon will be some for some in the 20s. i'm old enough, i remember george reeve, superman and remember seeing kirk allen in the serials, the 1940 serials. >> who? >> i didn't see the first one but i saw them on video. >> yeah. >> and coming up, noel kneel played lois lane who went on to play lois in the tv series. >> goog all these names for me. >> you went to hershey park. >> i did. >> one of the greatest all-american adventures. >> it was incredible. we stayed at the hotel hershey, this beautiful big old 1930s era resort. you get a hershey bar when you check in, the four of us. if you stay at the hotel, you get to go in the gates of the parka hour before it opens to the public. when i tell you

crows ] now where's the snooze button? >> with 30 seconds on the clock our guests are here to tell you what you can expect tomorrow. kurt miller from russellm partner visit management. what are you watching? >> kayla, the one question everyone is asking right now is where is this volatility coming from. investors are starting to pull chips off the table. second it's unbelievable how unreliable markets are in fed stimulus. specifically tomorrow watch news out of japan as bankers out of the third largest economy continue to deal with ongoing issues. any negative news and i think we're taking off the party hats and embracing this increased volatility. >> jim, you're next. >> tomorrow we'll be watching europe, particularly germany where the constitutional court will be scrutinizing the bond buying program. any uncertainty could carry over to the u.s. where the fed is introducing soft shocks where it's preparing the market for its own bond buying bink. bond risks will reduces the duration in the bond portfolio is possibly by a short duration etf. >> that's it for us here. always a pleasure to have you along. >> pleasure to be here. fast money s