it is about to be remade starring jack nicholson. why? it is perfect as it is, it doesn't need remaking, you will love the original. i have seen the trailer and the trailer itself is interminable. does it need to be three hours? i am somebody who believes in cutting to the bone, less is more, but in the case of toni erdman, iwould not take anything out. it is that good. don't be put off by the trailer. i was. don't be, it is not a great trailer. 0k, only because you have told me. tell us about the dvd. the unknown girl. a young doctor fails to open the door to a potential patient who is then found dead. he has a crisis of conscience and tries to find out who she is. it was a film, when it was in the cinema, that got lukewarm reviews. the best thing about dvds, you can reassess things that was overlooked the first time. it is a thriller, but it has a humanist heart and is well worth seeing. i don't know it, but that is a good recommendation. mark, thank you very much indeed. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and

it is about to be remade starring jack nicholson. i read that! why? it's perfect as it is, leave it alone! it doesn't need remaking! but you will love the original. you tell me it's perfect. i have seen the trailer and the trailer itself is interminable. does it need to be three hours? it does, believe me. i am somebody who believes in cutting to the bone, less is more, but in the case of toni erdman, there's nothing i'd take out. it is that good. it is a really fantastic movie. don't be put off by the trailer. i know loads of people who have seen the trailer and not been put off it. it is not a great trailer. 0k, only because you have told me. tell us about the dvd. the unknown girl. it's a story about a young doctor who fails to open the door to a potential patient who is then found dead. no one knows who she was. the doctor then has a crisis of conscience and tries to find out who she is. it was a film which, when it was in the cinemas, got lukewarm reviews. the great thing about dvds, you can reassess things that was perhaps overlooked the first t

she dressed a jack nicholson in "the shining". and recently she worked with sofia coppola on marie antoinette. also collaborating with malone of blahnik on the shoes on that film. it is a pretty big honor for a costume designer to receive this award. it is not happen every year. >> she is actually going to be awarding at a screening of "the shining". this is a pretty big deal. previous -- previous nominees have been sent via and other big names in cinema. this is a acknowledgment of the role in costume and film in general. >> where would we be without outflow -- clothes? >> we had a film nearing earlier tonight. give us the details about that. >> it is by director marcello gomez. he didn't -- he and his cast from brazil just arrived a few moments ago. >> they are playing this 18th century period drama. they cleanup very nice. i was going crazy for this dress. >> she looks fantastic as it did her costar. he played the title role of a revolutionary in 18th-century brazil who fights against the portuguese. we have big topics, racial

then she said, well, jack nicholson took the job. that guy is a poacher, he'll take anything. >> reporter: how do you decide what you're going to do and what you're not going to do? >> i just do what i like. there's no real plan. i don't have a plan. and basically lazy. so there's a certain amount of finally -- i think we all know what i'm talking about. it's like, am i ever going to clean up this room or not, am i ever going to do those dishes, am i ever going to work again? then all of a sudden there's an idea there that's good. i've met a lot of nice people making movies, people you would throw in with because they're game, they'll take a chance. >> dogs and cats living together. that's hysteria. >> reporter: how come you never wanted to do a "ghostbusters 3"? >> it wasn't as good as the first one, the first one was pretty great. they had the idea of the girls doing it, i thought that was great. they're some of the funniest people. >> fore! >> reporter: murray owns a crowd. he's become the base of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. >>

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i don't know if you ever saw the movie, a few good men with jack nicholson on the stand and says you cannot handle the truth. there is so much truth in that. the german from west virginia, it is little early to be hidden that white lightning. you might get your -- the german from pennsylvania, your history book and read it. as far as being innocent, let's get down to the bottom line. i don't know if anybody in america still remembers something they call the trail of tears. 18,000 indians from florida and oklahoma and will be did to those poor people. no, we are not innocent. i appreciate what the german said about the slavery issue -- the gentleman said about the slavery issue. we didn't start that, the british did. i was watching tv here in weatherford over the weekend, a couple of those morons carrying signs that we are all immigrants. i am not an immigrant and i was born in midland, texas. just so you can understand, maybe some of your callers what an immigrant is. they come at a country into a country where they are not a permanent resident. i am not an immigrant. you know why we

it is about to be remade starring jack nicholson. why? it is perfect as it is, it doesn't need remaking, you will love the original. you tell me it's perfect. i have seen the trailer and the trailer itself is interminable. does it need to be three hours? i am somebody who believes in cutting to the bone, less is more, but in the case of toni erdman, iwould not take anything out. it is that good. it isa it is a really fantastic movie. don't be put off by the trailer. i was. i know loads of people who have seen the trailer and not been put off it. it is not a great trailer. ok, only because you have told me. tell us about the dvd. the unknown girl. it isa it is a story about a young doctor who fails to open the door to a potential patient who is then found dead. no one knows who he was. he has a crisis of conscience and tries to find out who she is. it was a film, when it was in the cinema, that got lukewarm reviews. the best thing about dvds, you can reassess things that was overlooked the first time. it isa it is a better film than critic

who is not a major fan of jack nicholson? >> nobody i know of. >> today, jack nicholson is set to return to the big screen for the first time -- i didn't realize it's been nearly a decade. >> wow. >> the three-time oscar winner signed on for an american remake of a german film, nominated for best foreign language picture at this year's oscars. they'll remake it in english. a prankster daughter recorre reconnecting with her dad. kristin wiig is reportedly involved, as well. >> favorite nicholson movie? >> he is so good in this role. to me, this is just classic. you know what i mean, the way he goes up and down, kind of -- you love him even when he is a jerk. you know what i mean? >> exactly. how about you, trace? >> i love it when he does comedy, too. that's why i like him in the "departed." >> he was a scream. >> i know. wasn't it funny? no, no, no. i love "departed." i like him in "the bucket list," with morgan freeman, can't go wrong. >> classic. >> i went a little superhero. i went "batman." the joker. >> of course. >> jus

okay, who is not a major fan of jack nicholson? >> nobody i know of. >> big news today, the legendary jack nicholson is set to return to the big screen for the first time -- i didn't realize it's been nearly a decade. he's signed on for an american remake of aerlm that was nominated for best foreign language film. they'll remake it in english. it's about a prankster father trying to reconnect with his daughter. and kristin whig is set to star as well. >> oh, wow. >> favorite nicholson roles? >> as good as it gets. i like romantic comedies. for me i was watching a little bit of it this morning when we were preparing for the show. he is so good in this role. this is to me, classic, you know what i mean? the way he goes up and down. jerk. you kno i mean. >> how aboutyou? >> i love it when he does comedy, that's le m the departed. >> he was a scream. >> i know, wasn't it funny? no. no. yeah, i love departed. but i like him in the bucket list with morgan freeman, come on. >> theree classic. classic. >> i went a little soup up hero batma

. >> it's said by a cop to a private eye played by jack nicholson at the end of the 1974 movie chinatown to suggest they're strangers in a strange land. >> forget it, kid. get to chinatown. >> there's no better closing >> favorite ending to a film. >> "city of lights," chaplin needs to have a place in that cop universe. >> at the end of charlie chaplin's 1931 silent classic, his enduring trump is finally recognized by a blind flower girl who needed help to recover. >> it's just extraordinary. again, it's something only movies can do. only movies can make that movie sublime. >> and finally, favorite scene in a movie. >> when fred estare and ginger rogers dance to "cheek to chek." ♪ i'm in heaven >> and the 1935 film is a comedy of mistaken identities. >> when they start dancing and singing, you're not just seeing but you're seeing something that has as much depth as a painting by da vinci and it is art with a capital a. >> some really great choices there. but i think he could come up with a completely different list if you asked him >>> up next, "the dish." extraordinary chicago restaur

then she said, well, jack nicholson took the job. that guy's a poacher. >> there are all different ways of watching stuff these days. i just got into netflix myself. i hadn't been there before. do you do netflix, amazon? do you do cable? >> not exactly. somehow i was given netflix because -- i don't know. i bought a floor mat somewhere and they gave me netflix. i don't know. then i didn't use it for whatever the hell the three months was. sorry, your netflix is expired. then they say would you like to join again? the hell with you. you guys can't keep up with my slow pace. go away. but i did a show for netflix. they were nice people. i did this christmas show a couple years ago. they were very nice to work with. >> so you can't even see it because you're not on netflix? >> i sort of was there. i kind of know how it goes. but we had a screening in a movie theater, which was really sweet, to watch a musical in a movie theater. really old fashioned. you know the paris theater over by the plaza. so we had it in the paris theater. it was