ruf anf tom hanks?ovie he did was bosom buddies, i know not a movie, but a tv show. >> alike big. tip i say something offensive? >> do you want to really have a conversation about size? okay. know i liked big because it was real really realistic great i think most grown men are like children. it got me ready for dating when i got older. >> kat, do you know who tom hanks is? gig never seen any of his movies , i didn't have enough time to watch them all this morning. i know some of them, there's th one where he befriends the volleyball in than he hangs out with the volleyball for so long and when he gets on his wife is banging someone else. >> that happens a lot. the other one where he sensed o the bench and he talks about chocolate. see, i know what's going on. there is that prison romance movie. i don't know where it was. in my thinking of the wrong movie? >> i don't know what you're thinking of. >> f you like your thinking of my search history. >> adam, have you ever met tom hanks in your hollywood day

you know tom hanks. yeah, the the most talentedente hanks is chet. hey, sonorities doesn'ha t who chet hanks is that hanks is tom hanks, his son who'sdibl incredibly hilarious. yeah, right. >>tanjhii he seems like somebody you would have dated. >> probably. i think he's some of the a lot of people. yeah. row it di'll narrow it down nex. okay, up next, jokes a couple of days old that haven't sprouted mold attention veterans. >> i'm a retired member of the military with important information for you. if you are a veteran, you have family members and others who were stationed, lived or worked in the marine corps base, camp lejeune in north carolina between august nineteen . fifty three and december nineteen eighty seven and have been diagnosed with cancer or another serious illness, including kidney cancer, multiple myeloma, or various leukemias. you may have a claim for significant conversation from united states government. scientific and medical evidence indicate that if you lived or worked on these bases between august 1953, and december 1987, you m

but tom hanks loved him, and they loved. him in fact, when tom hanks was in england and they, left an episode five they were there with the guys. then my father came home, he sent gifts to tom hanks. i, said i don't think tom hanks -- , yet you've got a son of gifts. i am sure he needs a cheesesteak or something. anyway, that's one of the stories. i have a couple stories. my father was -- let me tell you the french guy to come over his house, -- >> please. do >> i mother got a 1997, my father was living alone in this row house. he had his phone number and address in the phone book. it's, like if i could look up and the actor's name and phone number and a, book people be visiting him, right? if i changed his phone, number i fight to go the phone book i would have to move to the country. i would've been in israel now, he had people visit him all the time. anyway the french, ambassador to united states comes over to his house is going to give him this, i don't know what the it is called this silver -- legion of honor. thank you

tom hanks loved them, they loved him. when tom hanks was in england, when they left, one episode five aired, they were there with the guys, and all. my father came home, he sent gifts to tom hanks. i said, i don't think trump thinks -- kid, you've got to send him gifts. i'm sure he needs a cheesesteak or something. [laughs] i know, that's one of the stories. i've got a couple stories. my father was -- let me tell you the french guy that came over to his house. >> quickly, please do. >> my father -- my mother died in 1997, so my father was living alone in this row house. he never locked the door, he had his phone number and address in the phone book. now, that's like, if i could look up any actors name and phone number in the book, people would be visiting them, right? so, if i changed his phone number, which if i took up the phone book, i would've had him move out of the country. i would have been in israel now or something. so he had people visit him all the time. and, anyway, this french ambassador to the united states

but tom hanks loved them and they loved him.in fact, when tom hanks was in england, when they left, they were on episode five, but they were there with the guys and know when my father came home, he gifts to tom hanks. and i said, i don't think tom hanks knew, okay, you god. i said, know, you've got to send them gifts. i'm sure, he needs a cheesesteak or some. that's one of the stories. i mean, got a couple stories where my father was the imitator french french guy to come over his house, go to his now father. my mother died in 1997. so my father was living alone in this row house. he never locked door. he had his phone number and address in the phone book. now it's like if i could look up actor's phone name and phone number in the book, people will be visiting them. so if i changed his phone number, which could if i took it out of the phone book, i would have had him move out of the country. i would have been in israel now, something like that. so he had people visit him all the time. and anyway, this french, the french ambassa

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it was tom hanks saying, i'm doing this thing called, band of brothers.ve for you to come on board and i didn't know how to extricate myself from what i was doing, because it had been a show that i had developed and sold to fox, but when tom hanks calls you, you go, yes. i remember seeing what eric had done and knowing about graham yost, and bruce mckenna, and john orloff and my old friend eric bork. i knew we were really in good hands with great storytellers. that feeling that tom and stephen and the writers inspired in all of us to honor these men. i think that's what drove all of us. >> and of course another major component was who's gonna play richard winters, who's gonna play bill garner, who's gonna play ed tipper. so we went to meg liberman, who is a legendary casting director, you obviously know her credits. meg, tell us about that. how did you get it so pitch perfect? i'm sure you hear it even more than we do. yes, of course. of course frank was the perfect bill. you hear that on and on. how did you make the connection between real man and actor?

tom hanks, his agent, suggests that there was another book there was a book called, citizen soldiers by steven ambrose and. he said, maybe we should turn that into a movie. obviously, there's an appetite for world war. two stories and tom suggested that maybe he wasn't in doing that book, but there was a book called, band of brothers, by the same author and which he had read in preparation for playing captain miller in private, ryan and so we took a look and it sounded pretty interesting to us to play tone and tom and his partner gary gettleman went to they were equally steven spielberg them involved in a way we went the one of the first things we did is send film crew around to meet an most of as many of the men as we could. we went to -- winters. we went to car, lipton's home, tipper's dom awlaki's home. popeye winds home, etc., etc. across the world we're going to have an hour our third session today we're going to get into some with that and that was the first thing we did was we went out and met the men. and i think key to that was meeting also richard winters. his richard winte

tom hanks wrote the letter so i could get my green card so you can blame him.just like a sliver of what it means personally, but, truly the fact that i have been able to call some of these heroes friends. you know? i have been drinking with these men over the years and heard stories, joked, laughed, cried. on top of that, not only are we telling the story two generations, generations underneath us now have kids who are 17 and 18 years old coming up to me now, to this day, and they want to talk about band of brothers. we all go to airports throughout the world and we are staffed by servicemen and women who are visibly shaking, and it has nothing to do with our job as actors. it is because of the story and because of these men. and, the emotion that is coming out of these people, they can barely speak. and, again, it is just because it meant so much to so many people. it allowed people to finally open up and talk to the grandparents. and talk to their fathers. i actually hear what they went through. through. and one more little level on that, i truly have met my

. >> ainsley: you saw what tom hanks said last week out of the 80 movies or something made like four. do you think that was juan of them? >> steve: what is watt four. >> brian: didn't name the four. to me it's got to be apollo xiii. >> ainsley: apollo xiii. castaway. >> brian: what about big? >> ainsley: sleepless in seattle? >> steve: octopus. >> brian: probably doesn't like any of them. forrest gump. >> ainsley: big? >> steve: because to ted life is like a box of chocolates? >> brian: that's true. why no sequel. >> steve: tom hanks call us triple 8 tell fox. >> ainsley: he married jenny at the end. there needs to be a see squeal. >> brian: she liked child's behavior talking about big? >> ainsley: no forrest gump. >> brian: child like behavior. saving private ryan. >> ainsley: carley has never seen her husband crime cry. not really he didn't. >> brian: still ahead fight for fair ms. hits vermont as athletes banned from own locker room for not wanting to change in front of transgender teammate. caitlyn jenner says it's time to stand up for girls sports. she's next n here! shh! i took

brian: tom hanks has self-esteem problems. he was asked about what phil fills he liked. he said he only did four films that were good. he's the finest actor by far. if you had to pick the top hanks films what would it be. >> private ryan is the best. it tells the story of d day. but i also have an affinity for sully. i drove in my taxi a guy that was on that plane that day. it landed in the hudson. democrats are saying i can't believe they weren't wearing masks. brian: my pick is "big," and "saving private ryan." this is my favorite hanks moment. >> i am talking to you, mister. don't make me take you down. i'm bigger than you. >> make your move. >> you first. >> it's a great one. the country might have peaked at boughtsome buddy. this came in, an outstanding comedian is leaving "the daily show" and taking over for jon stewart. why do you think he's going. >> if it's the ratings that would be one. he says he wants to try something new, i assume he means comedy. "the daily show," it's $25 to get in, $100 to get out. brian: do you have a hundred' who will replace stuart? >>

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tom hanks reprising his famous halloween character.our show just two weeks ago has a rare honor of serving as "snl" host and musical guest. we originally were scheduled to interview comedian hasan minhaj on friday march 13, 2020, perhaps the date rings a bell. the president declared a national emergency that day, so we agreed to postpone and get together in a couple of weeks when covid-19 had passed through. it turned out to be a couple of years. in the time since minhaj concluded his award winning series "patriot act" and announced with his wife the birth of a second child, starred with reese witherspoon in the morning show and most recently released a new netflix special where again he uses comedy to take on people in power. hasan and i got together in new york at long last for a sunday sit down. >> he goes, hey man, relax, you're funny. which is a telltale sign of someone being like, hey, man, you're not funny. >> a successful touring comedian who has worked for "the daily show." >> i'm like i am here to roast prime minister justin

with that setup, i could convict tom hanks of murder. i just might. just validates trump supporter's suspicions that the fix was in and always in. dems are right. the hearings will anger some americans but not in the way they think. people don't swallow b.s. even when you hide it in kilmeade's sandwich. fact is, the country has big problems. economy, crime, the border, harry and meghan. what are we going to do with them? the dems work to distract rather than attack the problems. they spend their energy on these issues instead of political theatrics. like they're frustrated movie directors. rather than solve the problems head on, they find weirder things to do like convincing children that they would be happier sterile. they want to audit ron desantis rather than tackle the border. that's what we asked for. never mind for sovereignty. find out if he really talked politics when he wrote off that dinner at the outback steakhouse. they will weapon anything against their enemies. like taylor swift weaponized her music after i dumped her. [laughter] i moved

tom hanks, it was funny what you wrote about him. to having a reputation onset as being the nicest person onset. i was like i can't outnice him. >> outnice tom hanks. >> he's the greatest guy. >> go ahead -- >> that was so important to me. >> you talked about what you learned on sets but the first movie you ever auditioned for was "tootsie." you got that role. you had no idea how to behave onset. you were being nice and being a good worker, you would show up on days you didn't have anything to shoot. >> no one ever explained to me you only come on the days you shoot. i never wanted to ask any questions. i assumed everybody had to come every day. i'd be there every morning at 6:00, and bring a chair and put it right next to sidney pollak and spend the day watching him direct. it was incredible. >> what is the hope for people who pick up your book? >> like you said, i think hopefully women can relate to, you know, to the kind of -- i had an extreme example of that but, that you can -- my life was it unl make it and -- especially doing

producing hot wheels, tom hanks lily for polly pocket, vin diesel for rock em sock em rob robots. >>y not know your background great film background. these are all big names. the importance of these different franchises to you and the company. >> well, people really gravitate to our franchises. we own one of the strongest portfolios of children and family entertainment franchises in the world and a key part of our strategy in addition to growing our toy business is capturing the full value of our franchise intellectual properties and you start to see the beginning of it. we're also seeing tremendous momentum with mattel television that is thriving more activities on digital and of course, consumer product merchandise, which we expect would be another key driver for our growth and expansion. >> one thing i don't want to be caught up on, i know your competitor, i won't mention the name not doing well right now. do we think that there could be a slowdown developing in toys as people do other things now that covid has really run it course >> look, it's not a secret there are economic cha

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it's even something he and tom hanks joked about a few years back when johnson hosted saturday nighthat kind of sounds like you and me. come on. we got to do! >> reporter: but when we asked, duane johnson told us that a run for the white house was not going to happen. is running for president off the table now. >> it's off the table. yes. it is off the table. i will say this, cause it requires the b side to this i love our country and everyone in it. and i also love being a daddy. and that's the most important thing to me, is being a daddy, number one. especially during this time, this critical time in my daughters' lives because i know what it was like to be on the road and be so busy that i was absent for a lot of years when my first daughter's growing up in these critical age at this critical time in her life. and that's what the presidency will do. so my number one priority is my daughters sure, ceo sounds great. but the number one thing i want to be is daddy. that's it. >> heroes don't kill people. >> well, i do. >> reporter: so, sure, he can play a hulking superhero, no problem

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. >> that tom hanks and hillary clinton are in a cabal of a pedophile, awesome, vote for that person. campaigns, after all, are about a debate of values. >> right. >> it's policy and values. and for her to say, hey, if you don't believe in our democracy or in our election, then we probably don't have shared values. >> the larger impact of that, right is that voters could say, yeah, we don't believe in that, and that says something too, pretty loudly. >> we're going to find out. let me ask you, we have a debate, mika and i have the debate often about this show and what we put on this show. just -- we talk about it, and we did it again yesterday saying january 6th, very important to us. really it matters. we believe in democracy, we believe that was an assault on democracy. the lies that donald trump has told, the crimes that donald trump we believe has committed, the undermining of basic democratic institutions and elections. we're talking about that, but then every once in a while, a friend will say, we understand why that's important. but we can't pay our grocery bill anymore. our he

and then vin diesel said, "i've also made a ton of movies. [ laughter ] tom hanks announced in the sameview that next year he will release his debut novel, and no surprise here, it's called "world war ii in space." [ laughter ] maybe a little surprise here and finally, the airline, virgin atlantic, yesterday, unveiled its new gender neutral uniform policy flight attendants can choose to wear either pants, a skirt or the chalamet [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. it -- well, it truly - it truly pains me to say it, but he holds the record for longest running "weekend update" anchor from "snl. my very good friend, colin jost, is back on the show. [ cheers and applause he is an emmy-nominated actor, you know from "normal people." his new film, "aftersun," is out october 21st paul mescal will be joining us as well. [ cheers and applause i'm so excited to talk to paul and their new album, "5sos5," is out now. we'll have music from 5 seconds of summer. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, in yet ano