filmaker quentin tarantino can add another award to his resume. how he's making 3 in this morning's the buzz, republican presidential frontrunner donald trump is returning to "the tonight show with jimmy fallon". n-b-c says trump will appear on the late night talk show on january 11-th. that's just weeks before the iowa caucuses on february first and the new hampshire primary on february ninth. it is also one day before president obama's final state of the union address. trump first appeared on fallon's show back in september, drawing four- and-a-half llion viewers. 3 ultimate fighting championship star ronda rousey will host saturday night live on january 23rd. it will be the first time a mixed martial artist has hosted the show. boxers george foreman and marvin hagler have hosted in the past. a total of two-dozen athletes have led the show over the years. rousey has also appeared in the expendables three, entourage and furious seven. 3 filmmaker quentin tarantino is now immortalized in hollywood history his handprints and footprints were set in

oh, it is a tarantino movie.ome actor is saying make it a tarantino movie in the snow -- sign me up. charlie: the marvel character, have you sign a new contract? samuel: i have three movies to go. charlie: that has been a big payday. samuel: now actually. it's been a big pay day in terms of fan base. no, i don't do what they make. person makes a lot of movie is downey. we can't get any money. he's got all of it. charlie: you talk about directors and actors pre-jennifer lawrence was here. she is good. she has that kind of relationship that you have with kwame terran tina with david o russell. she said to me, if he calls i pick it up right then. i'm thinking about this, i say yes. samuel: it is great have a relationship like that. i have a relationship like that with george lucas. there are people that say sure. i will do that. no problem. charlie: because you have that much respect for them. samuel: all quinton has to say is i am sending you a script. he will send me jango. he didn't want to tell me that i wasn't

. >> quentin tarantino's movie is a loser. bernie goldberg on that.caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'mpéf< o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. illegal immigration and the republican party. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in the general election of 2016 the democratic candidate will continue president obama's policy of a quasiopen border by embracing sanctuary cities and not cracking down on illegal alien crime. that's what's going to happen. the democrats will try to newest americans and avoid solving illegal immigration problem. so how do republicans counter that? right now there is a deep division within the g.o.p. as you know, donald trump has called for building a massive wall on the smq! 9 border as well as suspending the entry of all muslim foreigners into the u.s.a. very controversial. so much so, that other republicans have hammered him. >> we see republicans who are not always being responsible with their words in terms of, you know, extending our tent

i love all of tarantino's movies and this one is no exception. sure, it drags a little as the setup is laid out. once the action kicks into high gear, then everything i loved about the previous seven movies came right back. it's always fun to see how he takes actors from his other films and makes them into new characters. everyone in the cast is fantastic and you find yourself relating to every character but being that it is a quinton best not to get attached to anybody. the movie builds you up to a climax and just when you think you've seen it, it then jumps you back in time and builds you right back up to it. there was a fair amount of gore. i think that's to be expected. it doesn't seem like they spent a lot of time in the editing room being that you're in the theater for over three hours. even though it's a long movie, all the details are relevant. i only wish i had been able to see it in one of the major theaters that it was equipped to handle it in its cinematic quality. on a side note, i also went and see "the big short." it basically summ

himself naked, tarantino movie in the snow with samuel l. jackson, sign me up. >> rose: the marvel character, if you signed a new contract? >> no, i still have shall it-- . >> rose: seven movies to go. >> three, i think, three, maybe left. >> rose: that has been a big pay day for you, hasn't it? >> no, actually. it's been a big pay day in terms of fan base or new fan base. no. well, i don't know what they make. the only person that makes a lot of money making those movies is downey. downey kind of got the gun to the head so we can't get any money. he's got all of it. >> rose: you talked about directors and actors. jennifer lawrence was here the other day. she's good, really interesting. and she has that kind of relationship you have with quentin with david o. russell. >> yes. >> rose: same kind of thing. she said to me, a lot of people call me and i don't take the call. if he calls i pick it up right then. and he says i'm think being this, i say yes. >> it's great to have a relationship with somebody like that have i the same relationship wi

this is your sixth tarantino film. >> i keep hearing that, yeah. he keeps giving me jobs. >> seth: he keeps giving you jobs. that's nice. >> we got a little magic working together. >> seth: you have magic working together. and i hear -- is this true? that you guys have a specific greeting that you always give one another? >> i usually see him and it's always, "what's up [ bleep ]?" >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> what the [bleep ]? [ laughter ] >> seth: that's nice. both your film dialogue and off-camera dialogue with quentin are very similar. >> very, very copacetic. >> seth: very copacetic. this is a fantastic part. obviously all your parts with him have been great. this is a very unique one. you get to have one of the longest monologues in a film about -- i don't want to give anything away, about what you refer to as black dingus that i think in cinema history. when you first read the script, were you excited? >> yeah. actually, i didn't know whether to be excited or not, because when he called me, the script had been leaked online already. >> seth

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now filmmaker quentin tarantino is becoming a star attraction in hollywood with a star on the walk of fame. >> quentin is all about the business of movies as entertainment and, you know, he sneaks a message in there but he's going to entertain you while he gives it to you. this is an amazing, amazing day for a kid from knoxville, tennessee, to become a name on the hollywood walk of fame. oh, my god. who would have thought? i know, you know. >> so i have called hollywood my home even before i even lived in this zip code, for a very, very long time and i take it seriously that i am a member of this community. i'm a member of this town. and i want to thank all you all for coming out and i'm happy to have my star on the walk of fame with all the other people that have done a wonderful job in this town. natalie: that's it for this week. join me next time on "the hollywood news report" where

and you are bloodied in a very tarantino way throughout this film. practical blood, no cgi, correct? >> right, yeah. >> seth: so, what were they using for the blood and what was that like having to sit there? >> it's like they use tarantino blood, which is not like your normal every day blood on a movie set or tv show, he does have his own blood. >> seth: oh, wow. >> it's a different color. it's a different viscosity. >> and it's just bigger and better. >> seth: but now i know that you read with quentin when you auditioned for this part and usually when you audition for a film, you will read with a casting director, the director will be in the room, but is this the case that quentin actually read with you? >> he did, yeah. >> seth: he's -- he's been on the show. he's very intense guy. was it easier or harder with him as your scene partner? >> oh, my god, it was so much easier because you're reading for quentin tarantino so you want to do the best job you can. so you really want to forget that he's in the room with you in a certain way, you don't want

tarantino has called him one of the greatest actors to ever say my dialogue. >> at one point quintinnvisioned him as more of a mountain man, so he had on a different coat and he had leggings on that were made of fur and all this other stuff. in my mind, i had seen him as van cleef for a very long time. when he got to the livan chief thing, i thought, we're finally on the same page, the black suit, white shirt, red tie, under the old army coat that was his that he had worn during the war with his black calvar cavals still on. >> rose: tell me about the the letter from lincoln. >> we're five or six years after the war, and to have an interesting item like that can either be a cause for conversation or a cause for a fight, and especially for a person -- >> rose: in the south, it's a cause for a fight. >> especially for a person like me to have it and considering my history with the confederacy. so having that letter -- >> rose: your character fought the confederacy. >> yes, and have a bounty placed on my head by the confederacy because of my proclivity for killing. >> rose: yes. that's

tarantino has said jackson is one of the greatest actors to ever say my dialogue.he trailer for the hateful eight. >> what makes a man brave a blizzard, kill in cold blood?

twin tarantino may spend some time in court.the filmmaker was hit by an infringement asking for hundreds of millions of dollars for his 2012 movie , jango and chain. 2 screenwriters are saying he stole it from the script entitled freedom. there are many similarities between the 2 but the key thought point that he stole was when jango returns to free his wife from her plantation owner. they claimed the register the script with the writers guild in 2004 and brought it to 2 agencies where they discussed tarantino directing. they put up on a website where it could've been read . million worldwide. george lucas is apologizing for comments he made on disney . in an interview, he refused to the film and said he was intimately involved with them. this was sent >> i sold them to the white slavers that take these things . [laughter] anna: now he is saying he misspoke and used a wrong analogy. he said he is chose disney because he respects the company and the leadership. taylor swift released her out of the woods music video. take a look. get out of the woods, get very mellow dramatic. people were

[ cheers ] quentin tarantino's latest film, "the hateful eight," which is in theaters now. let's take a look. >> if you're found guilty, the people of red rock will hang you in the town square and as the hangman, i will perform the execution. and if all those things end up taking place, that's what civilized society calls justice. however, if the relatives and murdered were outside that door right now, and after busting down that door they drug you out into the snow and hung you up by the neck, that would be frontier justice. >> seth: please welcome to the show, tim roth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> good. >> seth: i'm very excited about this. i'm a huge fan of your work. >> thanks. >> seth: i was firsts introduced to you in a tarantino film. this is your fourth time working with him. >> yes. >> seth: and what is the most unique thing about working with quentin, or what makes him different than other directors for you? >> well, i think -- i find that just the dialogue -- initially when you peel open one of his scripts and the words that he gives for acto

he's one of the stars of the new quentin tarantino film, "the hateful eight," and a fantastic actor, tim roth is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's one of the stars of the la la anthony is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] and they are the writers and show "idiotsitter." jillian bell and charlotte newhouse are with us. [ cheers and applause ] two very funny ladies. i'm also very excited about this. jake miller's in the house tonight. one of my dear friends. and i bring this up because -- there's jake. i am having -- so, my wife's pregnant. we're having our first baby. we're very excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] i am the last of my close college friends to be having a child. and jake was delighted to see me today, because i remember when jake first had the first of his children. i said, "what's it like being a dad?" he goes, "well, you know, there are times in the middle of the night where you have to wake up because your baby's crying and you have to go change their diaper. and when i'm doing that the only thing that makes me smile is the knowledge that one da

i'm a huge fan of your work. >> thanks. >> seth: i was firsts introduced to you in a tarantino film. this is your fourth time working with him. >> yes. >> seth: and what is the most unique thing about working with quentin, or what makes him different than other directors for you? >> well, i think -- i find that just the dialogue -- initially when you peel open one of his scripts and the words that he gives for actors are extraordinary. that being said, the set, the environment that he creates on set is unlike anything i've ever experienced before. right now he has -- it wasn't like this at the beginning, but right now he has music playing. he has a -- you know, between setups and stuff. he has something called big jerry, which i don't know if you've heard of. >> seth: we heard about big jerry. >> i never got big jerry. >> seth: so, big jerry -- explain for those who haven't heard. >> so, one of things that you're not allowed to do -- there's two things you're not allowed to do. very strongly not allowed to do and one is fall asleep on set. phone. >> seth: right. >> so if you fall asl