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this weekend. please, we will see rain, a drop in temperatures. a chance of thunderstorms. brief break sunday night into tuesday. then a return of rain again on wednesday. >> that will do it for us. be careful out there. bye bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- alicia keys, tony goldwyn, maleah joi moon, a performance from "hell's kitchen." and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1946. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. that's hot. hot. too hot. too hot to trot. enjoy, everybody. enjoy. welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. >> i love you! >> jimmy: i love you too. happy friday, everybody. oh, my gosh. hey, guys, if anyone is in the market for a solid gold toilet, there's a bunch for sale on the sidewalk outside of trump tower. [ cheers and applause ] just to let you know, on the way out, you can go find it. guys, former president trump only has a few days left to pay the $464 million bond from his civil fraud case before the state of new york starts seizing his assets. yeah. you know that stress you feel when you wait until the last minute to finish writing a term paper? [ laughter ]

multiply that by 464 million. just, essentially get the feel of it. [ cheers and applause ] trump is so nervous, he's rolling up classified documents and chain smoking them. [ laughter ] it's really -- but get this, despite his lawyers saying that he doesn't have the money to pay his bond, today, trump said that he has almost $500 million in cash. [ light laughter ] if you'd like to see the cash, trump's like, "it's totally real. it lives in canada and goes to a different school. you probably don't know it." [ laughter ] meanwhile, under his new fundraising agreement with the rnc, trump can now use political donations to pay his legal bills. trump was like, "it's the grift that keeps on grifting. it really is." [ laughter ] some news from washington. today, after the house passed a a bipartisan bill to fund the government and avert a a shutdown. marjorie taylor greene filed a a motion to remove mike johnson as house speaker. marjorie made the decision after listening to her colleagues, constituents, and zoltron, supreme leader of glargnak 6. [ laughter and applause ]

it lives in canada and goes to a different school. you probably don't know him. marjorie would take the job as house speaker, but she's too busy being the house screamer, so -- [ laughter ] switching gears, yesterday dmvs across the country were hit by a massive network outage that caused service disruptions. people in line were like, "this is ridiculous. i should have been in and out in six hours. what's going on here?" [ laughter ] the dmv said the outage was caused by internet connection issues. yeah. in other words, the free trial expired on their boingo hot spot. [ laughter ] well, listen to this. i read that in an effort to attract wealthier shoppers, walmart is going to start selling high-end products. [ audience oohs ] it's very fancy. now the walmart greeter is wearing a tuxedo t-shirt. [ laughter ] now the shopping cart has four broken wheels with rims on them. [ laughter ] you guys, march madness is officially here. it's very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] there are so many amazing players in the tournament, but i notice that if you combine

some of the players' names, you can create an even more interesting player. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show you what i mean. for instance, if you combine presley patterson and kobe elvis, you get elvis presley. [ laughter ] see how this works? so, if you combine walker horn and d.j. jeffries, you now get d.j. horn. [ dj horn blares ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] up next, if you combine a.j. hoggard, ward harrell and hason ward, you get hoggwards. [ cheers ] if you combine stephon castle, j'wan roberts, and brandon white, you get j'wan white castle? [ laughter ] [ rimshot ] and finally, if you combine delaney heard and william whorton, you get whorton heard a who. it's very interesting. so, best of luck to all the players out there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we're rooting for all of you. guys, the big solar eclipse is coming up. and i saw that abc and national geographic are partnering to produce a two-hour live special for the event. and then we'll have to wait

another week for the eclipse tells all special. [ laughter ] all right, guys i heard about a a company called calmara that said it can detect if you have stds based on pictures of your genitals. [ laughter ] unfortunately, you have to get the pictures taken at the dmv, and they're having internet issues. one guy was like, "a new company? then who have i been sending all these photos to?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, guys, we're in the first week of spring, but the weather's been pretty unpredictable. i actually wrote a little song about it, if you -- if you don't mind. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's the first week of spring ♪ ♪ the trees are all blossoming ♪ ♪ i can wear things that i feel awesome in ♪ ♪ a thin denim coat or a thick comfy sweater ♪ ♪ one sec hey siri

what's the weather? ♪ >> the temperature is currently 33 degrees. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, what? ♪ not to fret i missed the marker ♪ ♪ seems like today i still need my parka ♪ ♪ i thought since it's spring it'd be okay ♪ ♪ hey siri what's the weather later today? ♪ >> the weather later is sunny with a high of 64 degrees. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you kidding me? that's -- that's like 30 degrees warmer. >> i know, right? lol. [ laughter ] ♪ guess it's parka for now ♪ ♪ i'll pack a light jacket ♪ ♪ to change into later my new spring habit ♪ ♪ i'll take my parka and i'll pack it up tight ♪ ♪ actually hey siri what is the weather like tonight? ♪ >> the weather tonight is clear, windy with a high of 55. >> jimmy: okay. so i should be fine with a a jacket, parka? >> with a feels like of 23 degrees, sucka. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? ♪ man i give up this is a bummer ♪ ♪ i'm just going to wait and wear shorts this summer ♪

♪ and now i'll stay home and i'll watch march madness ♪ ♪ dang i just checked and i busted my bracket ♪ ♪ on the first week of spring ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show. alicia keys is here. [ cheers and applause ] we're talking to her and then she'll be joined by maleah joi moon. tony goldwyn is here, and we've got a performance from broadway's "hell's kitchen" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] let's go write some thank you notes. come on, everybody. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "hell's kitchen." a performance from "hell's kitchen" tonight. >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: i went to go see this at the public theater. when -- yeah, when alicia first was putting it out and she was just figuring it all out. it was unbelievable. i was like, oh, yeah, this is going to go -- this is going to go to broadway. it has to. it's just so well done.

the songs are great. it's crusher. and so, i'm happy it's now officially -- it's on broadway. [ cheers and applause ] they did it. she's amazing. "hell's kitchen." but guys, it is friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox, i return some emails, and of course, i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] and i was just running a bit behind today. i just thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my "thank you notes," right now. james, could i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ mysterious. >> steve: suspicious. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, allergy medication commercials, for letting me believe that pollen is what's stopping me from kayaking. [ applause ] >> steve: i can't go mountain climbing. achoo. >> jimmy: i can't go work out. >> steve: i can't go jog or walk. >> jimmy: i can't jog or do anything. >> steve: i can't eat healthy. >> jimmy: see, i'm sneezing. i gotta watch a movie. >> steve: i got to drive to the store. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, uconn's mascot, jonathan the husky, for looking like anyone right after saying, "i don't think the edible is working." [ laughter and applause ] your head's a wolf head. [ howling ] you have a wolf head. [ howling ] >> steve: right on, baby. >> jimmy: thank you, pigeons, for always looking like you're listening to a pretty sick beat. ♪ that's my jam. ♪ thank you, people who stand right next to baggage claim. you're definitely not in the way, and your bag will definitely come first. [ applause ] >> jimmy: "get out!" >> steve: "go on, git." >> jimmy: "go on, git, now." [ light laughter ] "oh, i think that's mine right there. i think that's -- no, it's not. this isn't even my flight,

never mind." ♪ thank you, balloons, for saying, "surprise, here's a a rubber bag of my bad breath." [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: wow. ♪ >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: rubber bag. >> steve: wow. std. >> jimmy: there we go, yeah. ♪ thank you, march, for letting us all play the game, basketball fan or real-life gambling addict. [ applause ] there you have it everybody. those are our "thank you notes." we'll be right back with alicia keys. come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> the kids are great. egypt is continuing to play piano. genesis is really busy making friends, like -- like taylor swift. saratoga means more than spring water. ♪♪ carefully crafted for over 150 years.

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everyone please welcome alicia keys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at that. you got to feel the love out there for alicia keys. absolutely right. [ cheers and applause ] well-deserved. well-deserved. welcome back to the show. >> it's that new york city love. >> jimmy: it is that love. [ cheers and applause ] can't beat it. can't beat it. it's so great to see you again. i can't wait to talk to you about "hell's kitchen." >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: i know, congrats. congrats. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'm so excited about this. >> i'm going crazy. >> jimmy: but first, how are the kids? >> oh, my gosh. the kids are great. egypt is continuing to play piano. >> jimmy: how old are they now? >> egypt is 13. he's getting really good at basketball too.

he's loving basketball, and piano, and writing. genesis is really busy making friends, like taylor swift. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he wants to have famous -- >> i think so. >> jimmy: like musical superstar friends? >> he kind of begged me to send a message to billie eilish. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: because i remember you posted this video of genesis when you were at the iheart music awards or iheartradio music awards. you were getting an award. >> right. >> jimmy: and he was interested in someone else. he was only three at the time. >> he was flirting. [ laughter ] like actually flirting. >> jimmy: flirting as a a 3-year-old. look at this video. watch this. >> jimmy: look at him. [ laughter ] he's so cute. he's like, "hi." [ cheers and applause ] he's so cute. he's like -- >> he's really cute. >> jimmy: but you were onstage. that's why there was an empty chair there. and he's just -- >> i was pouring my heart out about all my thank you and he's like -- [ light laughter ]

>> jimmy: he's so -- and taylor was cute too right back. >> she was super cute. how do the not wave back to the most beautiful baby? he's so cute. >> thank you. thank you. they met up again recently, and he was like, "is she going to remember me?" it was a whole thing. >> jimmy: whoa, really? he went to the eras tour? >> yes. >> jimmy: and he was like, "she knows me." >> yeah, he was like, "right, 'cause she knew me since i was three, right, mom?" >> jimmy: i was three, yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: and then you went back and met her, and here she is with genesis. >> aw. [ audience aws ] come on gen gen. [ applause ] gen gen for the win. >> jimmy: he's for the "w." >> gen gen for the win. >> jimmy: what's his obsession with billie eilish now? >> i don't know. he just asks me every single day, "mom, can i please leave her a voice message?" and i'm like, "i don't know. what kind of voice message are you going to leave her? like what kind of voice message?" he's like, "i'm just going to say i would she be -- i would like to be friends and i really like her music." and so he leaves her this whole message after harassing me for days and days on end.

and then he continues to harass me if she wrote him a message back. and so every night i couldn't go to sleep. he wakes me up in the morning and the nighttime, he won't go to sleep. "did she write me, did she write me, did she write me, did she leave me a message?" she left him a message. >> jimmy: no. [ cheers and applause ] >> can you believe it? >> jimmy: isn't that great. these superstars are all awesome. billie eilish is great. >> they love their billie and taylor. >> jimmy: they're both good people. [ cheers and applause ] >> really good people/ >> jimmy: they are both good people. can we talk about good people? can we talk about "hell's kitchen" because i'm so excited. you created a broadway show. [ cheers and applause ] a broadway show. i went to go see a preview at the public theater. sold out run at the public. >> yes. >> jimmy: i remember looking at you and you were with your mom. >> right. >> jimmy: who is a big part of this play. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's a great story. and i was like, dude -- it's so nerve racking 'cause you know how much work goes into these things. no one realizes. when did you start working on this? >> i consider this my first child. >> jimmy: really?

>> this was 13 years ago that we started. >> jimmy: this is before genesis. >> before egypt, was "hell's kitchen," and now it's coming to life. >> jimmy: 13 years. >> 13 years, and now it's really on broadway. [ cheers and applause ] crazy. >> jimmy: it's a dream. >> it's a dream come true, and, you know, especially because my mother's a quintessential new york story. she grew up in toledo, ohio, begged her mom to come to nyu in new york. that was when she was in college and she really wanted to be a dancer and an actor. and she did all these things and she brought me into the theater community, taught me about it and showed me all of it and really enriched my life with it. and now, you know, we're able to create this piece about my experiences growing up in new york city in hell's kitchen, and she gets to live her dream through this, and it's really -- >> jimmy: i was looking at your mom while it was happening because i was like, i wonder what she's feeling right now watching someone play her and basically tell the story about how tough it is to be a single mom. >> and raise a girl.

>> jimmy: and raise alicia keys. [ laughter ] i mean seriously, though. >> but, you know, this isn't autobiographical, jimmy, so i don't want you to mislead the people. >> jimmy: i know yeah, but there's some -- there's certain things. >> there's definitely experiences that are infused into it that really give it that reality and that genuine authentic thing -- >> jimmy: and also it's got a a lot of your jams on there. >> yes. the music is so good! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "fallin'," "no one," "girl on fire." "if i ain't got you," "empire state of mind." it's all in the show. every song but lin manuel miranda -- was sitting in front of me, and as he should. [ light laughter ] and i kept going, like, "another jam." can you believe how many great songs she has?" and he's like -- then somebody else would come out, and was like -- ♪ some people want it all ♪ and he'd look back like, "dude." >> sing, jimmy. >> jimmy: and he would grab me. in front of you. but he would turn back and squeeze my leg like, "that's another jam, it's another jam." and then you wrote originals for it too. >> yes.

>> jimmy: that's amazing. >> there's so many original songs there too, which is really exciting. i loved writing original music for broadway. i kind of was able to mix some of the modern style of music with even bringing tastes of musical theater into it, and it's really fun. >> jimmy: but your husband, swizz beatz, he was like, he's not really into music, musicals. >> well, he's into music. >> jimmy: no, sorry. [ laughter ] no, he's definitely into music. >> he's not -- >> jimmy: he's not a musical guy. >> he's not really a musical guy. like, he's that guy, he's that husband -- i don't know if you all know this or have a husband like this. but he's that husband that i have to drag him to the musical. and then you're all excited watching it, and when you turn over and look at them, they're like asleep. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does get cozy in the theater, yeah. >> i'm like, "come on, man, wake up." >> jimmy: so you wrote this for him, saying, hey, dude, this is actually something everyone that can enjoy. >> that's right. this is the musical that whether you're a musical theater lover or even maybe more like my husband, you're going to love this show. this show brings you in. the story line is so powerful, beautiful. the music assists it and it's really incredible. michael greif is the director. kris diaz wrote the book.

[ cheers and applause ] camille brown is the choreographer. >> jimmy: and maleah joi moon. what a discovery. [ cheers and applause ] write that name down. trust me, put all your chips, put all your money on maleah joi moon. >> yes. >> jimmy: she is a superstar. >> she is. >> jimmy: and she's going to come out and join us. we're going to go to a break and come on back with more "tonight show," everybody. alicia keys. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh, feel so good when it's all out runnin' through the dark 'til the sun's out ♪ ♪ baby, i'm ready for the fallout i don't know what to say ♪ ♪ it's a kaleidoscope i see your colors, baby ♪ (mom) the moment i loved our subaru outback most... was the moment they walked away from it.

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. alicia keys is here. and joining -- [ cheers and applause ] i know. and joining us right now is the star of alicia's new broadway musical, "hell's kitchen." please welcome maleah joi moon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show, maleah. maleah, welcome. this -- this is your talk show debut. >> hi, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. i have so many questions for you. first, you were telling me backstage that you were -- you almost didn't go for the audition for "hell's kitchen." >> yes. >> jimmy: w -- w -- w -- why? >> at the --

>> jimmy: nervous? >> nervous. i'm nervous right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> but at the time, i had -- i had left school, and i was starting to pursue, like, film and tv. so, by the time that the appointment, or the audition for the development of "hell's kitchen" down at the public theater downtown, i -- it came around, and i just kind of felt like i wasn't ready. i felt like i wasn't big enough yet, or i wasn't full enough to pursue something like this. and then -- >> jimmy: wow. who pushed you? who believed in you? >> okay, cheri takalski, who is my agent. give it up for cheri. >> cheri! >> and my parents and my -- my director from high school. his name is timothy walton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's awesome. from high school, and he was like -- >> he was like "go -- go do that. shut up. go do it." >> jimmy: go do that. go do it. try it. >> yes. >> jimmy: and look at you now. >> i know. yeah. >> jimmy: you're on broadway bud. this is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ]

in a musical with alicia keys music. are you a fan obviously of alicia keys? did you grow up -- >> no. >> right. [ light laughter ] >> absolutely. i've been listening to alicia -- and this is really corny, but, like, you know how dad puts, like, the baby -- the headphones on the baby bump. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was doing like "unbreakable" and "if i ain't got you" on the baby bump and stuff like that. >> jimmy: wait, so, you were -- when you were in -- >> yes. like yes. >> jimmy: no. >> yes. >> jimmy: so, you were listening your whole life. >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. alicia, did you know that she was the one? >> absolutely. we all knew that she was the one. you know, it's -- it's a long journey. it takes a very special person. you have to be able to be a a killer dancer, killer singer, killer vocalist, killer actor. >> jimmy: yes. and she's so phenomenal. >> jimmy: and funny. >> and you have to have that new york energy. 'cause you can't -- it can't be a new york story, you know. [ cheers and applause ] so, she really captures all of it, and she's captivating.

she really takes you and you're with her. >> jimmy: yeah, you can't take your eyes off you when you come out on the stage. i'm like, this girl is phenomenal. >> did you just say i'm funny? >> jimmy: yes, you are funny. you are really funny. you are really -- when you go into the songs, when i was there, you go some of these songs are just like anthems. >> yes. >> jimmy: and everyone just starts singing it. >> mm-hm. >> jimmy: what's that like? do you go like, "oh yeah. of course, these are --" >> well, the wonderful thing about "hell's kitchen" is that the music team has redefined and re-imagined all the songs to fit the context of the story. so, it's like these classics and these anthems, but you've never heard them in this way before. so, they're real ear worms. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we had, like, a superfan in the front one day down at the public and that was -- >> she just took like -- she was like, "maleah, stand down. >> stand down." >> i got this. >> jimmy: i got this. let me do this next song. every song is catchy. every song is so catchy. the cast is amazing. i was going to say little kids are outside waiting for you

when you come out of the theater, and that's got to mean something to you, right? when you see -- that's the cool thing, right? >> that's like -- that's what we do it for. that's what we do it for. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when i left, i was going to -- you're young yourself. so, i was like, that's got to feel good. do you remember ever, like, seeing someone and you're like, that's -- i can't believe i met them or i saw that? >> i saw "waitress" with shoshana bean. that was years ago, and i stage doored her, and i remember being like, "i'm going to get a a picture." and my director was like -- "wait i'm too shy to ask." so, i was like, "okay, you go, you go, you go." and they have a picture together. i wish i could show you. but now the fact that i'm working with her, it's ridiculous. [ cheers and applause ] >> isn't that crazy? >> jimmy: isn't that wild. >> just full circle. >> shoshana bean plays jersey. brandon victor dixon plays davis. kecia lewis plays miss liza jane. this is a superstar, beautiful -- broadway's finest is really rallying around this, and it's really special.

and now we get to introduce the magnificent maleah joi moon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: get ready. get ready. you are so phenomenal. later in the show, you're going to perform the song "kaleidoscope" from "hell's kitchen" with alicia. >> ayy! >> jimmy: i mean, come on, that's a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] and as of today, that song is available anywhere you listen to music. >> that's right. >> jimmy: so, a lot of -- >> good day. it's a "kaleidoscope" day. we're going to live our dreams and find our purpose and just be unafraid to fly. that's the goal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what we do. alicia keys, maleah joi moon, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with tony goldwyn. stick around. "hell's kitchen" performance later on, come on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go binge-watch.

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is one of my favorites. a very talented actor who just joined the cast of "law & order" which airs thursdays at 8:00 p.m. on nbc and streams the next day on peacock. please welcome, tony goldwyn! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. welcome to the show. tony, you have a big year. you've had a big year so far. >> so far, so good. >> jimmy: i mean, massive. you've joined the cast of "law

& order," which we have to get to. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were in "oppenheimer," which won best picture. you were in the best picture, and you directed a new film called "ezra" with robert de niro. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. coming out may 31st. >> jimmy: may 31st. you've done a lot of directing before, but what's it like to direct robert de niro? >> you know -- [ laughter ] i tried to get the guy to go to acting class. [ laughter ] give someone a couple of oscars, and they're just overconfident. no, it was amazing. >> jimmy: how intimidating? >> he's just so -- such a a wonderful, warm person who's so -- such a pro and cares so much about what he does. of course, you know, you're terrified at first. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because he's -- you know, he's one of every actor's hero, you know. >> jimmy: he really is. >> so, yeah, it was funny. when we first met, i had -- he was our first choice. me and my oldest friend in the world -- my closest friend, tony spiridakis, wrote this beautiful screenplay based on

his relationship with his autistic son. and bobby cannavale plays a a comedian, and he and rose byrne, his wife, are going through a divorce. and they're having struggles with their kid and the story follows this. and he's living with his dad, who bob de niro plays. so, we cast bobby, and we were getting ready to -- you know, bob was our first choice. >> jimmy: bobby cannavale? >> bobby cannavale we had just cast. >> jimmy: the other bobby didn't cast. >> no, but de niro was our first choice. so, you know, these things usually you send out a script to a star like that, and it takes months to get an answer. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and i think 48 hours after i'd sent josh, his agent, the script, it was like, "bob wants to engage. he's interested." so, bobby cannavale and i were both in l.a., and we go to meet with bob, you know. so, at that first meeting, we were both like trembling. >> jimmy: we're making a movie. now it's real. >> and it was real. so then it was like, "oh, god, we have to get the money together, and pull it together." >> jimmy: once he comes in, now it's a real movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: then you reunite with your "ghost" co-star,

whoopi goldberg. >> whoopi goldberg is in it. >> jimmy: what was that -- she's also one of my faves. >> isn't she the best? no, whoopi -- this is hilarious. because you know, bobby and i were talking, "whoopi would be perfect for this." so, i emailed her. and i said, "i have this project and it's with bobby cannavale, and rose byrne, and bob de niro. and there's a part i think you'd be great. and she just wrote me back in ten seconds and said, "yes, i'll do it. sounds amazing." i said, "don't you want to read the script?" she said, "no, it sounds cool. i'll be there. tell me when to show up." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's why she's the coolest. that's why she's great. you credit your wife, jane musky, for helping you get the role in "ghost." >> i do. >> jimmy: your wife is a a legend. >> she is. she will be so happy to hear you say that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she is. >> she is. >> jimmy: the best of the best. >> one of the best production designers. >> jimmy: i got to work with her really quickly on "marry me." >> that's right. >> jimmy: and i couldn't believe it. my wife is a producer. >> i know. she said that nancy is one of the best producers she has ever worked with. >> jimmy: this is a lovefest. [ cheers and applause ] how did she get you the role in "ghost," or help with the role?

>> so -- jane's career kind of took off well before mine did. she was doing all kinds of big movies. like she did the first two coen brothers movies, and "when harry met sally," and many others. and so "ghost" was a big movie she was doing, and i was an unemployed actor and having to, you know -- >> jimmy: really? >> -- tough time. she would come home and say, "you know, there's this role they haven't cast in this movie." and i would look and i was like, "that's one of the lead roles. they're never going to cast me in this part." but she just -- and i called my agents, and my agents wouldn't take my call. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: isn't that great? >> she's just a good partner. she was like, "you gotta call." you know, she just kept on me. so, i finally harassed my agent so much that the assistant in my agent's office said, "i'm going to get you in on that." >> jimmy: see, this is the story. this is the great story. >> and miraculously i got that part. >> jimmy: the assistant got you the thing. and now it changed your whole life doing "ghost." and you crushed it. you originally were telling me backstage, if you don't mind telling it again, but you originally auditioned for juilliard.

can you just tell the story because i think it's funny. this is a big deal. >> i wanted to get -- you know, go to proper drama school and be a serious actor and all that. and one of the great schools to apply to, is the juilliard school in new york. it's one of the great acting institutions. so i go and audition for it, and i -- it's very intimidating, and i come to new york, and i'm a senior in college. and i audition, and i got called back. and what happens is you do your audition, and it's very intimidating. it's like they make it that way on purpose. then at least in those days, all of the hundreds of kids who are auditioning, they go and post a list on the call board midday saying who got called back. so, i see my name on the list. i was like, "oh, my god, i got called back." and you're supposed to come back later in the afternoon. so, i call -- you mentioned "ezra." my dear friend, tony spiridakis, who wrote "ezra," was my best friend way back then. >> jimmy: no way. >> i call him up, i'm like, "hey, i'm in new york. i'm doing this audition. i just got called back, and i have a few hours to kill. you want to get some lunch?"

he's said, "yeah, sure, great." he's a young actor at that time. he had not been a screenwriter yet. he said, "hey, let's work on your audition. i can help you. let me help you with your callback, so you do a really great job." >> jimmy: "so far it's okay. i already got a callback. i'm not sure if i need this help." >> that's what i should have said. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he totally changed it? >> so, we go to this little park next to lincoln center, which is where juilliard is. and there's people all over the place, and he's like, "okay, do your piece." i'm like screaming and yelling doing like a shakespeare monologue and then a modern play monologue. and i'll you the modern play one, it's a monologue about a a guy who's basically talking to himself trying to figure out how he's going to chat up a a girl to take out on a date. and he's talking to himself. and he's like, "no, man, you got to put some context. you got to have an activity. you've got to be doing something. put yourself in the mirror. you need to be getting dressed in the morning as you're doing your --" i was like, "oh, that's a great idea." and i didn't really have time to work it out with him. he said, "yeah, so do a mirror and dress yourself." i'm like, "okay, cool." and i race back, barely make it back in time for my call back.

i go in and i get all set up, and there's like 20 faculty members all staring at me. i'm terrified. i get ready. i'm going to get dressed. >> jimmy: you do this for the first time. >> i had a sweater and a a button-down shirt on. so i pull a table over. i take off my sweater. i take off my button-down shirt, which takes a minute. i take it off. i'm bare chested by the way. [ laughter ] they're looking at me like, "what are you doing?" i lay it all out carefully on the table. i then start my monologue in the mirror. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and all i'm seeing are these stone-faced teachers looking at me like, "what is this guy doing?" and i freeze. i can't remember my lines. i'm absolutely in a panic. i'm bright red. i manage to stumble through my speech, but i realize i've forgotten to get dressed. [ laughter ] so, i finish the monologue -- >> jimmy: the whole thing. finish the monologue. >> i'm like half naked, and then it's over. i'm like, "oh, uh --"

>> jimmy: bye, guys. that was part of the act. >> so i have to stand there and get dressed while they're watching me going, "why doesn't this guy leave? please go." >> jimmy: he should just leave. you're not even talking at this point. then to watch you unfold your sweater. >> i had to move the furniture back. it was terrible. >> jimmy: and you hear the furniture squeaking. >> i was not admitted to the juilliard school. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it all worked out pretty well. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm still friends with tony. >> jimmy: let's talk "law & order." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is a big deal. you have to follow in some big footsteps here. sam waterston, who just left the show. how did you get that call, and what do you feel like? is that pressure when you go in? >> not pressure. it was great. >> jimmy: it's a great fit by the way. >> "law & order" is like a a new york institution. sam is one of the kindest people in the world. one of my acting heroes. i got to direct him in the show. almost 20 years ago, i directed an episode of it, and he was just so lovely. i've been a fan of "law & order" from the very first -- i remember seeing the pilot of it.

and all the different actors that have gone through. so it was great. it feels like a privilege to sort of step into sam's amazing shoes. >> jimmy: it's a great fit and you're crushing it, buddy. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's tony goldwyn in "law & order." take a look at this. >> it's a pleasure too meet you, detective. >> vincent riley. >> pleasure. >> it's a pleasure to meet you, sir, but with all due respect, we got this. this is our crime scene. >> i understand. i was just walking uptown. i saw the swirling lights and i got excited. thought i'd pop my head inside. i haven't been to a crime scene in over 30 years. couldn't help myself. and i'm sorry to interfere. please, get back to what you were doing. there's one more thing. i want you all to know that i'm going to do everything in my power to create a constructive and transparent relationship with the police.

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