>> yes. >> rose: did woody talk about this? did woody have this in mind? >> no, no, i don't think so. very often we get letters or e-mails from people that say, "oh, i'm writing a paper on such and such a film." >> rose: they read something do into it. >> some deep psyche logical meaning that he never even that you of. so i think the same thing happens here. the movie is fun. it's funny. it's great. >> rose: but this is about their vignette, isn't it? >> yes, yes. >> rose: tell me what it's about. >> well, woody was asked the other day-- so i guess i'll sort of reiterate what i heard him say. but his basic thing was sort of this, you know, melancholy and this sense of sad nostalgia you get when you look at essentially beautiful works of art or beautiful work by -- >> rose: yes, go ahead. >> by, by-- no matter how profound the beaut of something sit's not going to last. and i guess it's a reflection on impermanence in general. >> rose? n cities as well as lives. >> i'm sure we could make that connection, sure. dismen the emptiness that create for probably--

like yeah, i'm talking to woody and i've got these sideburns and woody says, would you mind shavingke, woody, i'd do anything for you. and my retinas -- >> my retinas's >> jimmy: louis c.k. when we come back. [ male announcer ] the inspiring taste of mcdonald's new spicy chicken mcbites. poppable pieces of tender chicken breast seasoned with just the right amount of spice, but just for a limited time grab a snack size for only a $1.00. the simple joy of spicy perfection. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the bud light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really, really good time. cheers. a bud light reduction for dubois and his opponent? also improvising nicely, let's see that again. judges? i like the use of the pressure cooker to tenderize the beef. but also the use of the cell phone to order the pizza. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. sorry chef, we're going to need more ingredient. well, that's too bad. we're on our brea

allen's midnight in paris i'm going to fad of woody allen and myself never being but this what is it about the palin daughter. and i had the the kind of festival so i went to watch it and it's not worth half of the back to the few ships people because back to the future is better i mean it's for kids but it is better why is it happening what do you know that he is a classic what is the story what do we what does it woody allen was in his day one of the great iron ists. certainly great social and. personal. masters of of the difference between appearance and reality and his films are very complex and fascinating and even if i were in the seventies yeah it was you know those days are past and so you lost it yeah he's lost. but he's woody allen and he makes films are very low money less than ten million dollars and they always make money because of the momentum of his reputation and so he's struggling and has for years that i think the last. satisfying woody allen i saw was bullets over broadway you know that was thirty years ago maybe twenty twenty years ago yeah and so. but you know s

so, woody -- >> jimmy: did woody even know what's happening? >> woody is a friend of mine.o years ago, he scored the winning goal in penalties in front of 70,000 people, they played at the stadium of manchester united. >> jimmy: wow. >> and woody -- i got the invite and i thought, you know, i'm not really a soccer player. i called woody, i said, what do you think, is it really that fun? and he was like, he was like, oh, let me tell you something, bro, i -- this is like one of the greatest experiences you'll ever have. he was like, other than -- i think he said -- other than the night i smoked a fatty with willie nelson at 7:00 and ended up in a menage with two guys by 10:00, it was the greatest experience of my life. he was very high on it. >> jimmy: adamant. >> yeah. he talked me into it and we did it. and it's amazing. they -- >> jimmy: they took it pretty seriously. we have a clip here. i saw this -- this is gordon ramsay, the chef, was he on your team or the other team? >> well, that's the thing. it is england versus the rest of the world, but now see, watch this -- >>

woody said, well, she is not blood.s excuse. >> he got together when she was 10 years old. >> he knew her from when she was a little girl. you know, celione dion's child new her. >> this is getting weird. it's connecting celine with sun ye. >> rene met her when she was young like woody knew this girl. >> this kid is like a amazing. he is a rhodes scholar. >> he was in college at 15. >> yes. >> the best thing about that, he is adorable. >> he looks like mia. >> it almost sounded like you said he looks like me. the best part is mia add one comments, boom, she said. >> i like her. i like mia. she is a great girl. do you think he should be over it now? >> no. i don't think he should be over it. listen. woody gave in to horrible desires. it was inappropriate no matter what. it would have been inappropriate if it was the babysitter. it would have been inappropriate if it was mom's best friend. his desires cost his kid his father. relationship. he has every right to be angry. that said, i don't really want to read itb on twitt

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> woody allen going from paris to italy. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. we're staying right here in d.c. to bring you the news. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. i don't get him. >> not in this century. >> good morning, monika samtani. she has traffic momentarily. howard bernstein? >> they were great movies. i'm dating myself. >>> weather wise, let's talk about the heat, the humidity, the muggies that are back. very tough next couple of days around here feeling just like mid summer with the summer solstice actually 7:09 this evening. here's a look at your day planner. check be outside, we have haze and humidity. it is awfully sticky

oh, man. ( applause ) >> dave: woody harrelson was here, i don't know when, several months ago. and he was talking about "kingpin," how at the time he didn't like it. he wouldn't watch it. he thought that the movie was going to be awful. he hated the farrelly brothers. wanted nothing to do with it. and he and one of his kids were watching it about a year ago, and he said he couldn't believe how good the movie was. and he called them up and said, "why didn't somebody tell me? i was wrong. it was a fantastic film." >> we all tried to talk to woody, all of us. ( laughter ) >> dave: well, you don't see that much in show business. and did your own hair work in "kingpin." >> well, there is-- we-- i had a little help, but i remember the first day of work saying to woody, "so, what are you going to do with your hair at the end?" he said, "i'm going to have a comb over." and i said, "oh, me too." ( laughter ) >> dave: let's see, "rushmore," of course, on and on and on. "the royal tannenbaums," "lost in translation"-- nominated for an academy award. ( applause ) "broken flowers," also a l

woody allen as being the pinnacle of that.ny as possible. i also like to write and direct my own movies because i realize part of me wants to be woody allen. >> you're not only thinking about your role, you're watching what he does to make sure there is a lesson to be learned. >> i am. being an actor, it is kind of like you get to be on so many different sets. it's like going to film school every day, if you pay attention. i'm always looking at how they're frame being the shots, thinking about it. yeah. it's really an educational experience. >> so what have you learned from watching him? >> well, i think that there's a quality that all the directors i love have. they're very calm and very precise and they're very directed. they're not -- he has a kind of frenetic comic persona, and actually when he's directing, he couldn't be more clear. he's very calm and his sets are quiet and i like that. i like that. >> does he do many takes? >> no, he does very few takes and he doesn't give you very much information so everybody's on edge

i called woody, i said, what do you think, is it really that fun? he was like, oh, let me tell you something, bro, i -- this is like one of the greatest experiences you'll ever have. he was like, other than -- i think he said -- other than the night i smoked a fatty with willie nelson at 7 o'clo:00 and up in a menage -- it was great. he talked me into it. and it is amazing. >> jimmy: they took it pretty seriously. we have a clip here. i saw this -- this is gordon ramsay, the chef, was he on your team or the other team? >> well, that's the thing. it is england versus the rest of the world, but now see, watch this -- >> jimmy: that's not your -- >> so, the guy who hit him was a former captain for the british national team, but obviously nobody told him it was a charity match, like -- >> jimmy: he even game him a little slap. [ applause ] >> he took out the chef. took out the chef and then -- >> jimmy: if anyone had it coming, it was gordon ramsay, right? >> very possible. >> jimmy: by the way, i love this movie. this is a great movie. just delightful,

now the woody allen movie "to rome with love." i love woody allen.ooting this thing. does he treat you any differently? does he give you extra notes? >> no, the same. you don't see him much. i talked to him by e-mail when he offered the movie. then i called back or i wrote and said, "yeah. i love it. thank you so much. of course i would love to play this character." and then i never saw him until we were onset. >> jimmy: really? >> and there is not a lot of conversation or hanging out. but, i adore him. i love looking at him. i love listening to what he has to say. he's so funny. >> jimmy: i would have trouble reading his e-mails without doing his voice. [ impersonates allen ] have you seen "real housewives" tonight? it's amazing. >> the press is asking him about this because we all talk about how little he talks to the actors. how little direction he gives you. and he's so open about it. he said the other day, "yeah. i tend to avoid the cast because they come to me with these questions. and i don't want to answer or don't know how to answer. and i j

>> i care i'm working for woody allen.g things. i'm so lucky. the movie's beautiful and funny. >> and woody as a director? >> he's quiet and he's precise and he makes me very nervous. i was always worried i was going to get fired. >> and he made you audition? >> oh, i auditioned for it. i really properly went and i acted for him and he gave me notes and then i did it again and he hired me so i'm really happy. >> you took the notes well? >> yeah. i think i did it well. >> but you're still telling us that you saw it at the premiere. you were talking. it seems like there's still some intimidation. he's in your mind woody allen. >> every time i have an interaction with him it's a nerve racking experience. i watched a pbs documentary on him, i felt you've met the man but it still feels he's so iconic for me. it's hard for him to be just a person. >> the idea of filming in rome, he's gone to these european cities, paris now rome. >> right. he always says that that's where the money is. that's where he gets financing. but i think

a very solid woody allen movie.favorite is everything you always wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask and then annie hall. those are my two favorite woody allen movies. >> let's talk about ted, brought to you by seth mcfarland, the crow ator behind family guy. >> this is one of the funniest films i've seen in a long time. i'm 28 years old. i got carded twice. they carded me at the ticket taker and at the door. >> they're like don't you know who i am? >> you think i'm 17 jurors old. so i walk in. >> maybe 18 -- >> you think i'm 18 years old. >> he make a wish that his teddy bear would come to life and be his best friend. now, they are best friendsen they are homecoming marijuana together. going out and having fun. he meets a woman and she wants ted out of their lives. it is so much fun. you have this amazingly raunchy script and it is so offensive and so funny but then you have the warm heart to it. i was in the theater with a full sold out crowd. of his laughing so hard, i missed half the joke. >> i give

this is like a woody allen movie. i'd love woody to do a movie about the internet and social media. like you and go -- i'm awful sorry, mr. baldwin. i read on the internet that you had that -- you know, with that -- whatever. that thing with that guy down in -- you know. you clocked that guy down by the courthouse. not very smart, mr. baldwin. not very smart. cops everywhere, courthouse. you might have waited until you got a couple blocks away or behind the hot dog stand maybe. >> the u.p.s. guy getting out of the truck, mr. baldwin, not too smart. >> that was funny part of it. but it is a serious conversation. what's interesting, they do acknowledge the benefits of fame which are many. but at the same time, her legitimate concern -- and it is different in europe about her children. she has a new child, as we know -- and the sense of sometimes the altercations that take place and you never really know exactly what sets what person off and you can't figure out exactly what might have happened to not have had that happen. >> it is also scary when you think about children. i went to a

it has an all-star cast including alec baldwin and woody himself.gn language ] >> compose yourself. >> wait. she won't stab a woman. go ahead. >> joining us now is the film critic for both cbs sunday morning and "new york" magazine. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> how does this one compare to some of his most recent stuff like-month in paris? >> it's four interlocking girlfriend, gal pal and that's a big theme for him. the curse and blessing of celebrity. he has a lot of balls in the air. it's amazing. at 76 years old he's a consummate juggler. >> what do you think -- he went through some kind of a slump. some had to do with his personal life, i think. he's turning to europe, kind of turned things around hasn't he? >> the movies got crapola and very steal. one of the interesting things is that in the '70s and '80s, woody allen was the center of new york social life and the more he ran from it the more people wanted him. then it soured. he fell in love with his step-daughter and europeans are a little more tolerant for that sort of thing

. >> it's a woody allen. >> joy: "the king of comedy." it's a very good movie. >> but you agree with the metaphor. >> joy: exactly, i do. the fact that she has no talent or that they have no talent seems to be irrelevant in today's market. >> it is irrelevant. >> joy: paris hilton, does she have talent? >> no, but she looks pretty good. >> joy: she compared herself to the virgin mary. >> even though i don't have any kids and i'm not married i would have a baby artificially inseminated. mary. >> joy: now this girl made a sex tape too soon to compare herself to the virgin mary or should we another five years before going there. >> the operative word is virgin. kim kardashian has not figured that word out yet. there are no words i can say on this show that would really accurately communicate how i feel about that comment. i won't make it. >> joy: is it sacrilegious? >> it's two shades below bababooey. [ laughing ] >> you have a third reference. >> joy: howard stern is more popular than woody allen in this country, i think. >> i agree. >> joy: what do you say about

woody allen, what do you think? >> especially for woody ael len fans, a must see.it definitely deals with woody allen type of themes, alec baldwin is aen architect and ro berto is in it. his vin yet is in italian. and penelope cruz is in it. it brings different stories all taking place in rome. you have -- typical woody allen story, not one of his best but it's a great woody allen movie if you like woody allen. >> kim serafin, thanks as always. >>> lolo jones advanced to the semifinals in the 100 meter hurdles at the track and field trials in oregon and came in third in her heat. her next race is later today and hoping to qualify for her second straight olympics. go lolo. lls plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. to suppocubanll health. cajun raw seafood pizza parlor french fondue tex-mex fro-yo tapas puck chinese takeout taco truck free range chicken p

woody has been on both sides of it. he knows what it is.lties of it, but somebody like me, i agree with him, that the advantages are very unfair. the disadvantages are also extremely unfair. i don't care if somebody takes my picture, but all i'm saying is it has to be a mutual agreement. it isn't. okay. i can't deal with that, when they are out there. they take my picture. but when it's about children, when there is no protecting the privacy of children, it drives me crazy. and like many countries in europe, there is nothing you can do. you can't complain about it, but there has to be a law to protect the children so that those children can go to school and can be one more in the class. they don't have to be the daughter of the son of so and so. it really changes the dynamic. don't you think? >> yeah, i think so. but i think to finish that, that is, you know, i love doing this kind of stuff under the right circumstances. this is a joy to be in a group of people. it's different. you go and do letterman, we all have our favorites. this thing

see, this is why woody allen is hilarious. i like the way he can interweave these stories.elope cruz, you guys. [ speaking italian ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. a little lesson right there. penelope cruz, "to rome with love." is in select theaters this friday. levar burton joins us next. there he is in the bud light -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] good news: men use soap. bad news; men use soap that can really dry their skin. fear not. dove men+care is here. it's the bar with 1/4 moisturizing cream. so it cleans and leaves skin feeling moisturized. dove men+care. i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. all right, let's do this. all right? before my wife changes her mind. go. [ male announcer ] movies right when you want them. watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. [ male announcer ] peppermint that cools as you chew. watch unlimited tv episodes and[ air howling ]ly, stimulate your senses. 5 gum. now in micro pack. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fu

more trouble for singer chris brown, woody says about an attack that left him with a cuty happy friday. it's going to be pleasant and be a great weekend with low humidity and conditions continuing through sunday. satellite andour radar composite. showers and not much in terms of cloud cover. just a few scattered clouds with thest to west onshore flow from. the from temperatures in the 60's to day, mainly. 55 in petersburg, west virginia. 66 at reagan national. highs will be around 80 degrees, like yesterday. 78-82 for high temperatures with low humidity. in the 50's. this will continue through the weekend. high temperatures around 81 saturday and sunday. will look and feel much like today. we will crank up the heat by next week. tuesday and wednesday, back near degrees with a chance of a few thundershowers. you will need to water the weekend. the >> 66, 95, 395 off to a pretty good run in virginia. the geicoke you to camera. running pretty well. it looks great to head down to woodbrige, through richmond, and to the outer banks. northbound are the headlights in this camera. bay bridge,

imagine the shot when woody wallace looked at this suspect's tattoo.k." >> culled up his pants leg and the jailer let out a squeal. >> reporter: and pardon our grainy skype connection. trinity the chief of police was the cameraman when we interviewed him. about the you have e vulgar tat >> she wants the texas feel with the hat. >> reporter: thompson was arrested after allegedly choking his stepfather's neck and telling him he's next. the sheriff previously arrested him on burglary charges. >> he wad mad. was mad. trying to figure on what do when he got out of prison and wanted to remind us how bad he wanted me. >> reporter: woody wallace is flaunting the tattoo and posting it on a constable facebook page and it seems to be a hit. i love it. you go. he's going all right. he's running for trinity county sheriff. thinks the tattoo sends a message about what criminals think of him. >> i'm not their favorite cop because i don't quit until we put them where they belong. behind bars. >> reporter: the constable has no tattoos of his own and no plans to get one

. >> woody allen putting big apple buzz to rest, setting the record straight about his mystery meeting withth lindsay lohan. you have projects for her? >> oh, no, but i wouldn't hesitate to use her. i think she's a wonderful actress. that was just a social dinner zcht woody at the screen of his movie "to rome with love" thinks lindsay will nail the part of taylor. >> i saw stills and she looks great. >> christie brinkley's cheating ex secretly remarried? yes. because that worke so well the first time. the news breaking just hours before peter cook and brinkley face off in court tomorrow in their bitter custody battle. cook tied the knot with susan valentine's day but kept it quiet because he gnt want christie to use it against him. collapsed, uns conscious backstage panic. justin bieber face down in a stairwell. the startling new video shows exactly what happened after bieber ran into a glass wall during a concert. see how it plays out part two of justin's special "all around the world" airs tonight on nbc. >> long before "the jersey shore" gang made the fist pump faus, he was doing it

you thought what is that, woody allen, dressed like a sperm? remember that picture from john kerry? ( laughter ) am i the only one who watches this ( bleep ) show? ( laughter ) the picture of me as a special won't look bad, will it? ( laughter ) this won't stop me from being elected president. it's true, just yesterday, president obama attended six separate fund raisers just in the northeast corridor. would have been seven, but that would be a bit much, don't you think, seven fund raisers-- i mean, come on. he's the president. he does need some down time to plan tomorrow's fund raisers. >> actress sarah jessica parker and "vogue" editor hold an exclusive event for the president's reelection bid. >> you know that, that was a little dickish. it's annoying the president is doing fund raisers, you don't have to put on the acsent. you know, you don't need to put that on. that's not right. >> i'm anna winter and i'm so luck nemy work that i'm able to meet some of the most incredible women in the world. women like sarah jessica parker and michelle obama. these two wonderful women and i are

. >> it is the conundrum satirized by woody allen in his comedy sleeper. >> some things thought of as it may not be beneficial. a government advisory panel says a daily supplement to those of vitamin d and calcium to prevent contractors can cause kidney stones in post menopausal women. >> there really is not any evidence of benefits for the prevention of tractors. there is a small but measurable harm. if >> asked and was a daily dose bottles to prevent heart attacks and cancer. the new recommendation is taking too much fiddly to gastrointestinal bleeding. mammograms to screen for breast cancer study of 40 was considered standard device. the new recommendation from the u.s. preventive services task force, women might be able to wait until age 50 and get screenings every two years assuming there is no family history. the same wisdom overturned prostates screenings. dr. michael smith says advice can change as more research is done. >> when it comes to supplement, you really want to talk to doctors. when you take a supplement you really want to make sure it is right for you. cost >>brian:

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