. >> woody harrellson is the name we're look for. woody harrellson. all right.o you understand? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's in the movie "no country for old men." >> never mind, yehya. all right. our next nominee is -- oh, yes. >> she makes family on tv. big, tall, very funny. >>. >> jimmy: mike. >> sophia vergara. >> jimmy: that's a good one. >> who is that guy? >> he's my friend, paparazzi. >> jimmy: our next nominee is -- oh, everyone knows him. >> that's the guy, he used to make the music with simon. >>. >> jimmy: oh, he used to make the music with simon. you say you're good or you're bad. you go -- now he make show -- he's with simon, long time with paula abdul. >> simon -- >> randy jackson? >> no, not correct. >> the one talking. he's not sit. >> jimmy: he's not sit, he talk. >> ryan seacrest. >> there you are together. who else do we have on the big screen? okay. do you know? >> she told me she's lebanese. >> kate winslet? >> no. >> she's the one in the bed, she break his legs in the movie? she's in "titanic." you know how we eat -- >> earl aerialle somehow a

. >> how did you come up with woody harrellson playing steve smith? i watched the hell he was going through. he realized she was a disaster. >> that's the point of view i got hooked on in trying to tell the story. i saw what he did with anderson cooper and the guy who was most instrumental in selling her as the candidate turns out to be the guy who regrets it the most months after the election. i thought, wouldn't you like to see the decision process and the kind of soul searching he had to go through. and woody seemed like the guy to do it. he's an amazing actor. he reminded me of something i thought he could do that would match. >> something nobody else has done in politics. understand the roles played by the staff guys and women. these guys don't usually get famous. >> and ron clain. those are the guys i find interesting because they are behind the scenes. they are trying to sort it out. i think i relate with it as a story teller because they are the guys in rooms, writers rooms, trying to come up with the story that's going to move their candidate