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Brendan Fraser Rode the Revenge of the Mummy Ride to Prepare for The Mummy 4 | The Tonight Show
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0:00
-Welcome back. They love you. We love you.
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-Thank you, Jimmy.
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-Come on, bud, thanks for coming back on the show.
0:07
We always love when you're here.
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We just had Mick Jagger out here.
0:10
-I saw. -Yeah. It's fun.
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Are you a big Rolling Stones fan?
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-When he had a concert in --
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I was in grade eight, living in Seattle.
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I wasn't allowed to go because I was at parochial school.
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But, you know, rock 'n' roll was scary and bad.
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-Yeah. -And I'm happy
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that I almost met him.
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-Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
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It counts. That counts as a concert.
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Yeah. [ Applause ]
0:32
Last time you were on the show,
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by the way, you're always a great guest,
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and we love having you on here.
0:37
You did a sketch with us where you played Gilvin of the Tree.
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-Yes. -And I was Goat Leg Greg.
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And, um, and here's --
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here's Brendan in the -- You were in a nest.
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[ Laughter ] -Yes.
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-You were in a bird's nest
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and you would play the flute or the lute.
0:53
-It was the lute, right? Yes.
0:55
-I think, yeah, it was a lute. Yeah.
0:56
And you had these great teeth in there.
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And I just remember them. They didn't really fit right.
1:00
They kept falling out and it was, gosh,
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you just ran with it like a pro.
1:04
And I really appreciate that.
1:05
-Actually, I think I swallowed them.
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[ Laughter ] -I think you might have.
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We need them back. Yeah. They're expensive.
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But here's what I love about this.
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Ten days after this sketch, you won an Oscar.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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Come on, bud.
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♪♪
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That's 10 days after.
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That's why we love you. That's why we love you.
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-Dignity. -Dignity.
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-Always dignity. -Always. Yeah.
1:31
Everyone was so excited when you won.
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What's going through your mind when you --
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when you heard your name?
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-I was astonished. I didn't know what to expect.
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I know me and all the other guys
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were just waiting for them to just say anyone's name.
1:45
It was like a piano wire of tension, you know?
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-Does it feel like a long time?
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-You run a gauntlet doing that. -Oh, yeah.
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-You know, a press tour, that kind of thing.
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-And do you remember what you said?
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I know you thanked...
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-I know that I got to thank everyone I did.
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I had a fancy speech in my pocket.
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I forgot everything, and I guess I made it backstage
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and I kind of got lost.
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And, um, it's funny.
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I know you're surrounded by people,
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but they said, "No, you go from stage left to stage right."
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And I was going behind the scrim
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and suddenly there were no people there.
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And I'm looking at this gold naked man holding a sword.
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-Yeah, yeah, yeah. [ Laughter ]
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-And then Jimmy Kimmel comes walking by.
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He goes, "Hey, you did great." I'm like, "What just happened?"
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And he kind of just went...
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-Yeah. -"You're up."
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And he kept going. I made it out
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after we did a bunch of press and then the street --
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-Did you leave? -Well, the streets
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were all locked down
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around Hollywood Boulevard when you do the Oscars.
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And it's funny, you know, all this glitz and glam.
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And then behind the Kodak Theatre,
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we were looking for the golf cart or some sort of a vehicle
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to get us wherever we were supposed to go next.
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And the streets are all locked down
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and there are people behind wire fences
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and they're like, "Brendan!" I'm like, "This is my Oscar."
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[ Laughter ] And then I started --
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I started recognizing the streets.
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Like I was like, "Oh, wow.
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I think that's the alleyway
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that I once shot a video with Tone Loc
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for the movie 'Encino Man.'"
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-Wow! -I'm serious. And --
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-Did you think it was like a "this is your life" moment?
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-Well, he contributed this song.
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It was called -- I think it was "Cool Hand Loc."
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Went on the soundtrack. -Wow.
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-And for the life of me,
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I've been AI Google, Google, all this stuff.
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I can't find this video.
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-"Cool Hand Loc"? -"Cool Hand Loc."
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I was drag racing with Tone Loc.
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-Wow! -In an alleyway.
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-And it was -- -And I beat him too.
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And he had the fancy car.
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And he kept getting mad at me because I had,
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like, the souped-up-looking red convertible
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with the power-shifting buttons in the front.
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I don't know. It was a very altered experience...
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-Yeah, that sounds surreal to me, yeah, to be holding an Oscar.
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-...to win an Oscar, let me tell you.
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That's what happened blow by blow.
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-But I mean, man, you were great in "The Whale."
3:56
And you had -- Sadie Sink was your daughter in the film,
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and she's fantastic.
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-She's fantastic. -We love --
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-And right now she is playing the part she was born to.
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It was written by William Shakespeare.
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She's on the West End. -That's right.
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-Right now as Juliet.
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-That's right. She's doing "Romeo and Juliet."
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Good for -- Sadie, we love you.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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Well, there's some pretty big news
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that's kind of breaking the Internet regarding you.
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People are saying that you're getting
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another "Mummy" film back together.
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Is this true? Are you doing another?
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-Yes. -You are doing it?
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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-What do we know about it so far?
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Is there anything you're allowed to tell or...?
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-Well, we're going to get the band back together.
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-Yes. -The only way to do it.
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Right? -Yeah. Of course.
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-So we're going to give the audience what they
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have been bothering all of us for
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for the last 20-whatever years.
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-Did you ever think they were going to do this or...?
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-I was hopeful for a long while, and then I was like, no,
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I don't know if they are, you know.
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Other "Mummy" movies got made and --
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But anyway, look, what we're going to do is
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saddle back up, go back to the locations.
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I should probably stop talking like this...
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-Okay. Alright. Okay. Yeah. -...before I give anything away.
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However, I know that -- Please wish me luck.
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I'm doing my best to get this 57-year-old gear in shape.
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-Oh, my God. You're going to be --
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[ Cheers and applause ] You know how to do it, bud.
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You know how to do it. I cannot wait.
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I heard that to get you in character
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for the role that Universal took you to your ride.
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You have a ride,
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The Mummy ride at Universal Studios.
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Here you are.
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And look at that. -Can you spot me?
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[ Laughter ] -So you are there.
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-This is right as the guy goes, "Don't wear your hat.
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It'll get blown off." -Yeah.
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It's one of the best rides, by the way.
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Every time I go to Universal, I make sure to go on this ride.
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I always take my kids on it.
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I go, "This is the best ride"
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because there's a surprise in the ride.
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I don't want to spoil it for anybody,
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but I have a ride as well.
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-You do?
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-Yeah. -And I haven't been on it yet.
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Um... [ Laughter ]
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I'd like to.
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Perhaps. -You haven't been on it yet?
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-I have not been on it. -Well, you have to go on it.
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-I know I do. -It's the most fun.
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You're going to really love it.
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-I'll be there. -Yeah, you --
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-Count on it.
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-You can wear your hat on my ride.
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-Thank you. -But I just love that --
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I just love that you went on this.
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It's one of the best rides ever.
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This is crusher. Already it's happening.
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"The Mummy" is coming back. I cannot wait to see it.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
6:21
But we're here to talk about your new film called "Pressure."
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In this film, you play Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II.
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It's a true story about a huge part of the war.
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And it came down to one guy, the weatherman.
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-I didn't know that the premise of this movie
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was that in 1944, on Monday, June 5th,
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that was D-Day originally.
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And inbound weather was awful.
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Troops would not have been able to land safely
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if they were not already under peril, which clearly they were,
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but for a boulder in the stream type of performance
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from Andrew Scott, let me tell you --
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He played a meteorologist who came forward
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and told the Joint Chiefs of Staff that weekend
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before that they needed to delay
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or else there would have been absolute disaster.
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And so this is the weekend before D-Day
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and all of the conversations that take place.
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Now, we all know that D-Day was Tuesday, June 6, 1944,
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and that was because they had delayed for about 14 hours,
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16 hours to land in Operation Overlord
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in Normandy with 100 and some -- 130,000 troops.
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And they did so safely by taking advantage
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of a gap in the weather. -Really?
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-Yeah. Of some, I don't know, like 12 or 14 hours.
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And that's when those troops went.
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Otherwise they would have had to wait until the 18th
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when the moon had changed cycles.
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The tides would have risen differently.
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And clearly the enemy would have known
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they were on their way.
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But as it turns out, the enemy thought they'd be crazy
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to attack in weather like this.
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But Eisenhower said,
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"We're going on the advice of this meteorologist."
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And when he was asked about it
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20 years later in an interview remembering D-Day
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by Walter Cronkite on the beaches, he asked, you know,
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"How did you do it?" And Ike Eisenhower said, "Well,
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we just had better weathermen than the Germans did."
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-Wow! [ Laughter ]
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Did you ever think that you would play Eisenhower?
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-No, no, I didn't.
8:40
When Anthony Maras, our director, contacted me,
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I was like -- I didn't know anything about this.
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History hadn't really taught me that.
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And I was like, "Me, really?
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I don't really look like Ike Eisenhower."
8:53
I mean, I can... [ Mimics electric clippers ]
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-Yeah. -Which is a lot of fun.
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But he sent me a photo of myself alongside Dwight Eisenhower,
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and I went, "Oh, okay."
9:04
-I can see it.
9:05
This is you next to a picture of...
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Not bad.
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That's fantastic.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
9:12
Doesn't even look like you.
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It's amazing. I want to show everyone a clip.
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Here's Brendan Fraser in "Pressure."
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Take a look.
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-Even I can see that Krick's anti-cyclone is on the move
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because it's right here on the goddamn map.
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Now, our final meeting is at 0400 hours.
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And that will be the absolute last opportunity
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to change anything.
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So unless you can prove these storms are inbound,
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we invade as planned --
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Monday, June 5th, 0630 hours.
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-Yes sir.
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-Three hours, gentlemen.
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-Come on. Brendan Fraser.
10:04
"Pressure" is in theaters May 29th.
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We'll be right back, everybody.
