and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted to--because it resonated so much with women, i realized you know, i want to think about what are the women in the audience going to think about the character i play. not that i wanted to play role models, which i don't like that term at 2058, because i think characters should be flawed, and certainly we --holding up drugs sex with strangers, kill ourselves. >> geena davis talks about gender equality on screen, and the responsibilities of writers and producers. >> call amy smith at work >> when we're behind the wheel >> basically we just don't multi-task as well as we think... >> are we focused on what's ahead? >> what could those misses mean? >> distracted driving... the new road hazard >> i'm driving like a maniac >> you're distracted... >> techknow's

sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted would play, that i wanted to--because it resonated so much to--because it resonated so much with women, i realized you know, with women, i realized you know, i want to think about what are i want to think about what are the women in the audience going the women in the audience going to think about the character i play. to think about the character i play. not that i wanted to play role not that i wanted to play role models, which i don't like that models, which i don't like that term at 2058, becaus

. >> tonight you have martin short, annie lennox susan sarandon, and you. are you excited?being on cable with charlie? >> everybody's excited about charlie. >> everybody's excited about charlie, no doubt about it. >> it's kind of a return return to roots really. >> that's how i started for me back in san diego california, in 1961 a saturday night show. i would do the news monday through friday 6:00 and 11:00 but i wanted to do a talk show because i had seen jack par do his. and that's how it all started. then walter win chel came on the show, and i was very lucky. winchell wrote in his column. >> about you? >> about me. it got to hollywood and they called me and before i knew it it was up there. >> you've got david letterman who very seldom does interviews. normally he doesn't speak to people. to get him you do have to call him personally and say, dave, will you come and do this for me? >> no. i don't know where he was at this time. >> he's got a lot of homes around the world. >> i think he was in montana. >> a lot of land in montana. >> what are you doing in montana? >> he