actress tilda swinton is here. [ cheers and applause ] i love tilda swinton.their billion-dollar ncaa basketball bracket contest, warren buffett and dan gilbert are here. [ cheers and applause ] and i should say, the game will have already happened when this airs. i went to northwestern university in evansville, illinois. northwestern, one of the division 1 teams who's never made the ncaa basketball tournament. they're not going to make it this year unless they win the big 10 tournament. they're a long shot to do that. but i just want to say right now, if they make it i will give them $1,000. [ laughter ] if they win the big ten tournament, $1,000. it's not quite the billion dollars you'll get if you get a perfect bracket from warren buffett and dan gilbert. but, i assure you, $1,000 to me is the same as $1 billion is to warren buffett and dan gilbert. [ laughter ] also joining us tonight will be "portlandia's" carrie brownstein. so excited about that. [ applause ] and we'll have some great music from lo-fang. so it was reported this week, the crimean parliame

we got everybody that we wanted, except for -- tilda swinton's character is 85 years old and, originally, we had somebody -- we had offered it to angela landsbury and she wasn't able to do it. and i thought, well, i love tilda, and she can be 85. she'll figure it out. >> charlie: yes. but is there much room for improvisation on your set? >> well, for my -- i think maybe -- the actors describe it how they describe it. for me, when we get on the set, we've prepared everything we've done on this stuff and we've got everything sort of arranged, and then they take over. and we usually do a lot of takes very, very quickly, one after another, and it's more like -- i mean, depending on the kind of scene it is, but most of the time, we work very, very fast, and they bring a lot of energy to it and it usually feels a little chaotic on the set. so i feel like they may not change the lines, but they improvise everything else, how they're going to do it. and it usually feels very spohn spontaneous on the set. >> charlie: this is bill murray, he plays a concierge. you and bill murray. >> yeah, i think

tilda swinton. now, what is the film about? can you describe it?t an art heist. it's got train sequences. it's got a ski chase. it's got a dead cat and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that will make everyone go see the movie. yeah, yeah. you're guaranteed to see a dead cat. how's wes anderson. he's a very smart guy. >> he's an incredible guy. he's very, very smart. >> jimmy: creative, yeah. >> he wrote this amazing script. >> jimmy: he wrote it for you. this character. >> he said he did. >> jimmy: yeah. that's really cool. that makes a -- if it doesn't warm your heart. >> it was amazing and it was also intimidating because you've been writing this script. you've been thinking about me in the role. what if i [ bleep ] it up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't think you can say that on "the tonight show", can you? >> can i say it again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think you can try it again. just try it again. >> well, it was intimidating because you've been working on this screenplay and you -- >> jimmy: you don't want to [ bleep ] it up. yeah absolutely.

. >> you wouldn't necessarily know it was tilda swinton. she is playing an 84-year-old woman.rge of the hotel. her special talent is to supply the needs of the rich old ladies. makeup is an 84-year-old woman. ralph fiennes is also very funny. >> how does it compare to his previous films? we have the box office totals of his films. theyoyal tenenbaum's -- were breakout films. topped thet quite royal tenenbaum's, but it is up there with the first two hits. >> look at the figures. moonrise kingdom, his last film made $68 million. aquatic, 35 million. ever break 100 million. >> he is a very acquired taste. some people saying too much style, not enough substance. >> they have a different style, one from another. >> they are usually about privileged companies -- characters. world within worlds. >> for people who don't have time to being erotic, -- to being erotic, -- for people who eurotic,ve time to be nuerot we have "300: rise of an empire ." >> quite an unknown cast of clay rogers. she is playing a persian naval commander. tandemstory happens in to the first story, based on the b

a genteel when known spreads rafe feinnes leads a cast including bill murray, of adrian brody, tilda swintonmovie itself feels a little empty and unfinished but check into this on dvd or big screen. >> elaine stritch, shoot me, she has won emmys and tonys. this legendary lei gives us a vanity free look at her life and her work what she's navigating through her 80s. this is an outrageous character actors. i saw her sold-out show at the curran, she is an original, in a business without too many originals. she is a fighter, and this documentary shows us that she is not going to gentle into that good night. >> the dvd is that you should watch ouare: the h unger games, catching fire, american hustle, the book theief, saving mr. banks which will be released march 18th. >> so screens as you can now go watch is monument's men, philomena, 12 years a slave, and frozen. >> she is rough, tough and has not hit her bottom yet. she may never do so but lindsay lohan was paid by oprah to do a reality show. >> strike ocean has some harsh words for chipotle. he wrote the company a check and took a look at what

someone as wonderful as bob yeoman on the camera, and my fellow actors, cast and crew, working with tilda swintonhoot anything together, but it was great to see him on set. >> talk about, if you will, talk about the nostalgia of this movie. and your character specifically. i love what jude law asks you about why you stayed and was it talking about just the nostalgia for his world, and your line was just priceless. >> this is the kind of film you go through that terrible war that they did, and the world still survives, with style, with verve and with adventure, with blood and pleasure. that's what this represents for me. it's very positive, with a cynical underpinning. but really, it says, go on, we can do it. we can make a better world. i believe that. >> the last time f. murray abraham was here, thomas, he brought his granddaughter. >> we heard. >> mika promised a dog. >> yes, did she get a dog? >> no. >> what? >> you're not saying it, oh, there she is. she is a natural, by the way. >> you're wearing the same shirt. wait a minute. >> consistency. >> that was, like, a year ago. >> this is the sho