and then i turn around and it was timothee chalamet. and i was like, "oh, hi.cret weapon is being nervous? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: that's your super power? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you get nervous under pressure >> well, you know what, it's -- it's helpful, because then people sympathize with me. so it works out. >> jimmy: we love -- [ light laughter ] we love -- aw. we love timothee but was there anything that you wish that you told him-- >> oh, man >> jimmy: -- that you didn't say to him >> i mean -- >> jimmy: because -- >> our interaction was so brief but -- >> jimmy: you know what, we actually have the timothee chalamet puppet we bought online. [ laughter ] so if you want to, you can talk to the - >> oh, he has his harness. >> jimmy: you can talk to the timothee chalamet puppet and - >> oh. >> jimmy: -- tell him everything - i can pretend to knock -- tap on your shoulder like timothee did. >> please, okay, yeah. so let's act this out. bo oh, my god >> jimmy: 'ello. [ laughter ] >> wow >> jimmy: i am timothee chalamet. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, your eyes are so -

>> what was it like to live life without that bowl cut timothee?. is it triggers now? >> no. it sounds so silly because it's your hair and no one cares, but i definitely had more caps than usual in that period. >> and it's domo arigato for "mr. robot" as it heads into its final season. >> series finales are very difficult and if i may be so bold to say i think we nailed it. >> rami malek was relatively unknown before "mr. robot" but now he's the mysterious villain in the upcoming bond film "no time to die." >> it is phenomenal every time you get to go to set and you see those three numbers 007. >> here's a guy bringing s.e.a.l. team action. we're neighbors. >> we are neighbors. >> you have to shoot the show all over the world. >> that's true. last year we were in puerto rico. this year heading to serbia. >> what's important for our show is that we are able to stretch the boundaries and for us we like to be on locations. >> okay, so this is how you open a new season, with a turbo charged cinematic car chase, complete with helicopter cover. >> a snip

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>> lily rose found love on and off the set of "the king" the timothee chalamet. romance? they're very millennial of it all. >> the director admired his someone who you admire so much. >> in the film, he guys expect haircuts to go so viral? the bowl cut. robert pattenson's hair. these became internet memes. >> i don't want speak out of turn, but i think that was his idea right? >> robert ran with it. >> and we are glad robert did. >>> okay, so what if you're not an actor who can fall in love on set? how do you turn up the heat with someone new? matthew hussey is here to help with tonight's thurs-date. >> okay, you're going on a first date. what are three things you can say that amplify the attraction on that date? >> you have an absolutely breathtaking heinie. >> the first one's really simple. is phrase is, let's get one. now, that may sound a little macaroons here. let's go get one. >> macaroon? >> i remember in that moment feeling a sense of relief. she was presenting an idea, something she wanted to do with certainty. that immediately becomes really s tractive.

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first—time film—makers, plus a documentary on a london community forever changed by gentrification, and timotheebert pattinson star in the king. all that and more in this special london film festival edition of talking movies. the london film festival opened with an adaptation of what is believed to be charles dickens' novel of his own writing, david copperfield. —— favourite novel of his own writing. dev patel takes the title role in this production which has a glorious cast that includes tilda swinton and hugh laurie. emma jones reports on the personal history of david copperfield. this narrative is far more than mere fiction. are you david copperfield? lam indeed. the costume drama is the most traditional item on british film wardrobe. but this personal history of david cooperfield is as fluid, modern and multicultural as 21st—century london likes to prevent itself. the opening carpet for the bfi london film festival teamed with familiar faces and rising stars of british comedy. he found much to love in charles dickens' most autobiographical novel. you didn't need to have heard of dickens or