dick: steve carell was in the first group i was in. when i first got to chicago.achel dratch became a good friend of mine. horatio sanz. it was a really fun time. emily: so why did you stop? dick: well, unlike some of those people, i didn't get any of the things i auditioned for. so i eventually decided i need to go back to, you know, figuring out how to make money. emily: i imagine people in the front row screaming at you in the annoyance theater. i wonder if improv is good training for dealing with wall street. [laughter] dick: i will say this. i remember, when you are improvising, people are constantly yelling at the stage and so forth. i did this show. about three minutes into this hour-long show, these delightful, drunk australians started yelling, you know, "you suck. get off." emily: so you went into consulting. dick: yeah, so the internet took off. this is early 1993. i remember us getting the ac.com domain for anderson consulting. and i just went off with a couple of friends and started one of the first, you know, web design and development shops. sold th

steve carell is the -- >> steve carell and his wife nancy created it and it's basically like -- it's a spoof of procedurals. so it's, like, imagine "csi," but if it were " "rplane!" or "naked gun." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so excited about this. this is great. so, wait, but then, tbs is doing this thing. i've never heard of this now. >> yeah, it's a new thing. that's why. >> jimmy: 25-hour marathon of the brand new episodes. like, 'cause we can binge watch in a row? >> in a row. the idea is to just get the first season out there. there's ten episodes. they're showing it all day long, three times in a aow and you can juju sit there, stuff your face, enjoy some comedy, because it's the kind of show, too, you want to watch -- you're going to want to watch more episodes. like "law and order," but the funny version. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] and each episode stands alone or they're all connected? >> yeah, yeah, no. they're like procedurals, so it's like you follow the the end. you know? >> jimmy: i love it. this is genius, yeah. maybe. >> jimmy: so you're like >> i mean, yes. i'm try

. >>> boys night out for brad pitt, ryan gosling, and steve carell. >> every time i see you, you lookounger. >> well, thank you. >>> brad and angie's thanksgiving plans, ryan's christmas plans with the new baby, and why steve carell is turning into opera man.

>> the afi film festival was in full force as christian bale, ryan gosling, steve carell and writer/director adam mckay premiered their cautionary tale about the collapse of the economy, "the big short." >> i had to put on weight to play this movie. so being in new orleans was kind of a dream, especially when the director says, "gotta keep that weight up, because you have to kind of be a heavy guy." oh, i guess i'll just have the butter sauce. anything in new orleans was kind of perfect, it was on my training table. >> it's a really smart thing that adam did to kind of allow the characters to break the wall, because it's a really complicated subject matter. he treats it with such a playful and tone, and sometimes the movie just stops and looks at the audience, and just sort of breaks down what a cdo is, what a synthetic cdo is, what a credit default swap is, and you need that. so he takes time out to sort of run down some of the inclusive. >> when i was reading the script it was so nice, because you're going through something and being like "i get it. i get it. wait, do i get it? i don't get

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dari: the cast includes brad pitt and steve carell who bet against the housing bubble. review. i read the book. i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: it's so good. i haven't read the book. i would think it does not disappoint. it is a true story and important film everyone should see, particularly for new yorkers as the events unfolded right in our backyard. >> no one is held accountable. it makes me angry. >> brad pitt fired up. it's hard not to be when he watches brilliant must see movie the big short. >> banks got greedy. we can profit off their stupidity. >> do you have any idea what you're up against? >> we have to act now. >> reporter: the pitt produces and stars in this true story of corporate deception that led to the collapse of 2008. of a home for your family, for your kids. people took advantage of that. >> people lose homes and jobs. >> reporter: his character isn't a bad guy but not a good guy either. they're outsiders who predicted the bubble would burst and profited from it. >> it's a once in a lifetime deal. >> i'm thinking. >> reporter: what about these guys

brad pitt, steve carell, ryan gosling, christian bale.d to the great recession from a few years ago and how they made a ton of money from it. the early buzz is fantastic. and it could be another great of the moment kind of movie like remember "up in the air" with george clooney. looking forward to that. >> a lot of eye candy in that film. jennifer lawrence is kicking off the holiday season with the last "hunger games." and it looks like she might end with one of the year's best movies. >> that would be joy. i mean, "hunger games" is going to make a killing at the box office. but the movie i'm looking forward to is "joy." lawrence plays the matriarch of a family and a business dynasty and it's like an epic coming of age story involving betrayal, loss of innocence. the real kicker here is that it's from david o. russell, who directed jennifer lawrence to her oscar-winning performance in "silver linings playbook." and she gets to co-star with bradley cooper for the fourth time. >> she's like the new julia roberts. >> she's -- yeah. she reall

brad pitt, ryan gosling, steve carell, christian bale. it's infuriating co e ing ing to watch. >> the sequel we've been waiting for. i have to cue the theme music. star wars theme >> "the force awakens." >> it's already the top advanced ticket seller and it's not coming out for another three weeks. i'm the biggest harrison ford fan. because it's j.j. abrams, i love how he reinvented the "star trek" franchise. i'm interested to see what he does with this franchise, too. >> no jar jar binks near this. >> thank goodness for that. >> also, tina fey and amy poehler in "sisters." >> they throw one last raging finishing touches on the ultimate thanksgiving feast, including, i'm told, sweet potato fries with marshmallow dipping sauce. >> yeah. >> what? >> crazy. >> after these messages. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first >>> all morning and all month lon

brad pitt, ryan gosling, steve carell, christian bale. it's infuriating coe inging to watch. >> the sequel we've been waiting for. star wars theme >> "the force awakens." >> it's already the top advanced ticket seller and it's not coming out for another three weeks. i'm the biggest harrison ford fan. because it's j.j. abrams, i love how he reinvented the "star trek" franchise. i'm interested to see what he does with this franchise, too. >> no jar jar binks near this. >> thank goodness for that. >> also, tina fey and amy poehler in "sisters." >> they throw one last raging party at their childhood home before their parents sell it. it's directed by the guy who did "pitch perfect." >> i love it. >> funny performances, particularly by maya rudolph, nemesis. so funny. great to see them together. >> i love comedy this time of year. this movie is -- has will smith possibly in oscar contention, "concussion." >> this is a relevant movie. about the doctor who took on the nfl for traumatic head injuries that nfl players sustain throughout their care

. >> sharing his name with steve carell's character on "the office," who became apple's first ceo when steve jobs and steve wozniak founded the company? >> love "the office." it's d, michael scott. final answer. >> just like that, $5,000! [applause] way to go. [horn blares] that sound means that time is up. >> okay. >> but you're not going anywhere. >> no. >> $5,000. you reached that threshold. all of your lifelines are intact. >> good. >> who knows how far this woman can go? hopefully the million dollars. we'll find out. thanks for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [dramatic music] ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: 0 million people in this country who live with hearing loss. of that 50 million, one in five are teenagers. hearing health foundation is working to restore hearing. to learn more about their research for a cure visit hearing health foundation dot org. help us make hearing loss a thing of the past. a public service from hearing health foundation. whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant

zig it is generating oscar buzz with steve carell and ryan gosling. the event preceding the 2008 financial crisis brady subject of the movie, mark rosenthal, denny was at, steve eiseman, greg lippman was there. a real character's name was still in there. vinny and porter, greg lippman and steve, are regretting it. they came out looking good in the movie. --n ryan gosling plays you they don't like that earnings are in it. i didn't want their names used. they look so cool that they wish their names were used. he allowed his interviews, started vinny and porter. what did you think of the movie? i'm not quite as easy ethic as you are. -- as enthusiastic as you are. where they had to explain what a derivative is, where they had to explain what a swap is. stephanie: you found it insulting? william: a woman in a bathtub with bubbles -- i thought that was a little bit -- stephanie: that was the point. william: maybe there was irony i didn't see. stephanie: you have a dropdead gorgeous woman in a bubble bath expanding it. david: that would helping understand i

brad pitt, ryan gosling, steve carell, christian bale.waiting for. i have to cue the theme music. ♪ star wars theme >> "the force awakens." >> it's already the top advanced ticket seller and it's not coming out for another three weeks. i'm the biggest harrison ford fan. because it's j.j. abrams, i love how he reinvented the "star trek" franchise. i'm interested to see what he does with this franchise, too. >> no jar jar binks near this. >> thank goodness for that. >> also, tina fey and amy poehler in "sisters." >> they throw one last raging party at their childhood home before their parents sell it. it's directed by the guy who did "pitch perfect." >> i love it. >> funny performances, particularly by maya rudolph, who is their high school nemesis. so funny. great to see them together. >> i love comedy this time of year. we need laughs. this movie is -- has will smith possibly in oscar contention, "concussion." >> this is a relevant movie. about the doctor who took on the nfl for traumatic head injuries that nfl players sustain throughout