to be in new york and to work with often miller and to work on a daily with dustin and john malkovich was such a way to immerse in american culture. that i think that will stay with me forever i have to ask we mentioned return to montauk you film at the very beginning of that there's a scene where the writer says the two types of regret in life the regret for things that you've done and that you wish you hadn't done and the regret for things that you didn't do can ask you in your life your professional life what what films did you wish you hadn't done and what films have you not done that you wish you could well i haven't these five pictures. as believe was used to say i'm divorced from. the good thing is those are forgotten they banished into oblivion. film or no case should have seized i think in retrospect. right after the. when i was in california i should have accept the challenge. spielberg offered to an episode of. twilight zone it would have trained me for the series there are so much involved now. thank you for joining us. and for more on focus and his films check out our web

if you are not careful, the john malkovich, who warned you. and now that gary is running all through your life. >> what i can say about this, you definitely could form different interpretations of what is going on. >> ain't no gary, no snikerring and twidle. you got to trust the holy ghost. >> 2019 is here. >> he gets in there. new year, new you. >> and only listen to the voice of the lord, come on with me. if you're having trouble finding a girl scout cookie -- a girl scout selling cookies -- >> there's an app for that. >> there's an app for that. >> you know, all those names. i don't even know them by those names. i know the thin mints but then the peanut butter ones, the shortbread ones. >> those are my favorite but they're called something else. >> they changed up the name. i was a girl scout for a long time. >> why am i not surprised? i know you were a tough seller, too. >> absolutely. i was the pusher of the cookies. >> janai's coming with the cookies. y'all, look out. >>> coming up, the new warning from netflix. >> yeah. >> that's right

k so john malkovich and his wife helped me study this. i know that's so random. john malkovich is in the movie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he helped me -- his -- i didn't understand whas talking about. he was like, "hold on, let me call my wife. ba, rel doesn't understand some of the things he said. could you explain it to him? and she just started breaking everything down to me. i'm like, "yo, who is your wife? are y'all spies? you know what i mean. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you got real method. >> dude, they got realde and i up learning what it was. and that's how this scene happened. >> jimmy: oh, it's fantastic. i want to showveryone a clip. re is lil rel in "bird box." take a look at this. >> you've got world religion and mythology. and it's full of mentions of demons or spirit creatures that takes on the form of your worst fears or your deepest sadness or your greatest loss. >> man, that is religious talk. >> it's real talk. it's facts. they come in all different forms. right. you've got the [ speaking in foreign language from ancient christian occult beliefs t

malkovich playing the lead role as a badly behaved movie mogul. the play, bitter weeds, written by pulitzer prize winner david minute. several women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct and he denies the allegations of nonconsensual sex. >> reporter: alaniz morrissette is coming to broadway with her 1995 graham -- grammy-winning album into a live musical this fall. >> reporter: toy story board looks more empowered than ever and gone are the frilly skirts but now wearing pants and the kate on bo. that is your eye on entertainment, chris martinez, cbs 2 news los angeles. >>> it is 4:57 am. >>> a brutal attack and why many call it an act of hate, coming up. >> reporter: in a couple of hours a federal judge could issued the sweeping order to pg&e to inspect every last mile of the power lines in california to prevent the wildfires. i am kiet do with a live report coming up. deer ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get

malkovich do this play, and it made me want to be an actor, or be involved in whatever they were doing. i didn't -- it was the writing, it was the acting, the whole -- the way it came together. and, so, to get a chance to do it now is very meaningful to me, and -- but my character is just hs, and, so, i can't shave, and it's much to my dismay. >> stephen: well, so you're in previews right now? >> yeah, we open in a couple of weeks. our first preview was two days after christmas. >> stephen: so you had to work through the holidays. >> yeah. >> stephen: what was that like? >> well, i gave my kids presents and, in exchange, they had to run lines with me, you know, which is really funny, because my 10-year-old is very smart, you know, but she is 10 and there are a lot of bad words in the play but i really needed to run lines so i didn't care. she's reading the lines and she'll get to a cue and be like, ah, bad word, then -- and i will say, no, no, i know that one. i got this one. skip that one. but my whole family has helped me and that's my holidays. >> stephen: it's a pulitzer prize. >>

and we used to have a joke, being jane kim, in reference to being john malkovich, what's it like to be in jane kim's brain, because she's so damn smart. i watched you and i watched you take a neighborhood and build affordable housing and you really took that and made this amazing community for everyone to be able to live in and you did that with such care and grace. and really looking out for the people in this city. it wasn't just the community, but in the city, to have affordable housing. and i just want to say thank you and thank you for when i came on this board, for being kind and giving me advice. i really appreciate it. and i think you're really brave for a lot of the things that you have done. so i just want to thank you. and yes, you will be missed. >> >> supervisor mandelman: well, i'm going to miss you a lot, jane kim, although i know you're not really going away. i said this at this board before, but i'm so impressed with the way you used your time on this board. that you have both looked after the very most vulnerable, the very folks who need the most help, but have also -