you just become not just "stella got her groove back" but the tyler perry of middle-aged white guys. tom hanks presents. >> i've done my time in the dress, so maybe i can actually... i don't know if the kids remember that back before high-def if you go back on the youtube you'll find me in the bosom buddy, which started it all. [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you. actually, i look at the actors during the movie, they are having such a good time, sitting over there laughing, not working, not figuring out the shots, not finding out what you can't, do not having to argue with someone on the phone at the end of the day. they're having fun and i used to be one of them. i'm never doing this again. [laughter] >> jon: you will never ever not be adorable. [cheering and applause] >> god bless you, sir. >> jon: "larry crowne" in theaters on friday. >> that's the end of the third segment? >> >> jon: yes. [cheering and applause] >> jon: that's our show, everybody. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. our guest tomorrow bill kristol, who is considered the tom hanks of the neo-conservative wor

think recognizing that black people go to films again is because of the success of people like tyler perryms have brought a whole new audience to the theaters. is it surprising to the world that black people go to movies? >> i don't know how it can be@ & surprising. abo i think there is so much research that disproportionately audiences of color are definitely theater goers.i thin research that disproportionately audiences of color are definitely theater goers. they're regularly going. it's just what films are they going to see. >> 25% of people that go to films a)e african-american. that makes up the 5% of the these atry cal film market.ñ& and that's to see all kinds of movies.25% of the these atry cal film market. and that's to see all kinds of movies. >> why aren't we represented there the same as we are in sports? >> i think that there's a dollar and i think the key really ends up being distribution and how do you reach a lot of people, how do you get them talking about your film. and it's also how do you reeducate people in a way to kind of watch different kinds of films. >> those are

. >> i'm thinking about doing tyler perry in the park. how is that?ut which one. >> reporter: ahead, remembering tv's marshal dylan, james around. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> reporter: it happened this week. the loss of tv's most stalwart lawman. we learned of the death of james arnett who played marshal matt dylan on gun smoke for 20 years. born in minneapolis the older brother of actor peter graves arnett drifted through various jobs in hollywood before finding movie parts including roles in sci-fi thrillers such as "them." >> i just found your missing person. >> reporter: and "the thing." when cbs launched a tv version of its radio series gun smoke in 1955, it offered the lead to film legend john wayne who recommended his occasional movie co-shar arnett for the part instead. >> they have a young man here under contract who i think would maybe fit the bill. you know. he very graciously offered to introduce the first episode. >> now i'm proud to present my friend jim arness in gun smoke. >> reporter: week after week, year after year, the 6'7" arness played marsh

tyler said there was a path to victory. newt had a different path. when that happens they have to leave. his national chair has moved over to tim pawlenty's camp. they could join texas governor, rick perry who is reportedly considering a run for the white house. despite the major blow, the former house speaker is pushing forward giving a speech in california sunday night. on his facebook page he wrote -- i'm committed to running a substantive solutions-oriented campaign i set out to run earlier this spring. the gop frontrunner, mitt romney, is breaking with campaign trail tradition. on thursday he announced he would not be participating in any of the so-called "straw polls." the popularity contests are considered key in early voting states. the former massachusetts governor spent more than a million dollars to win the gop straw poll in iowa four years ago. in a statement, his campaign manager says this time we'll focus our energy and resources on winning primaries and caucuses. his advisers pledged a more disciplined campaign. >> the obama economy is not doing well. >> focused on winning the nomination with a economic message in touch with the republican fateful. the team gingrich resig