People frequently get the wrong
guy with me.
It could be that.
>> Who's that other guy?
>> Are you so tired of that?
We even it's just funny when you
came on?
Are we going there again.
>> We go there all the time.
For years.
And now I love it.
>>Dermot Mulroney and Dylan Mcdermott.
Not the same person.
>> Not the same person.
Which we proved on "L.A. To
Vegas."
His fox comedy about the pilot.
We had a blast and finally met.
We went out to dinner with our
wives.
>> First time you all met?
>> We briefly met but Dylan and
I became friends when we finally
worked together.
And we couldn't even finish the
number of stories in a four-hour
meal comparing notes about the
twists and turns.
We didn't even have enough time
that night.
>> Oh wow.
>> Just know -- everybody --
>> There it is.
>> Unbelievable.
>> Yeah.
And then --
>> Did the wives get along?
>> Reconciled the differences.
>> Did your wives gate word in?
>> No, no.
They had strong opinions about
it, too.
Everything's cool.
>> That's really cute.
>> I love that.
>> Playing a dad to a teenager
suffering from algoraphobia
after the murder of her mom.
The thriller "Into the dark
flesh and blood."
>> He's working again with his
girl.
What is her name?
You might know her.
>> Julia Roberts.
>> Right there.
>> She is so good.
>> So good.
>> So much is made of that.
Scott was with you covering
"Homecoming."
Is the greatest thing to try to
get a laugh out of Julia?
>> Yeah.
There is a reward.
I don't seek it.
We get along like friends.
I don't know.
Sometimes I don't notice the
things she is so well-known for
like her laugh and so beautiful
and talented.
Great lead performance of her
here.
>> "Home coming."
Tell us something we don't know.
Next time we see her we could
say your good friend Dermott
says --
>> I could restate how wonderful
she is for another 22 years and
it would be fresh every time.
So I could do that but I am
running out of like tidbits.
I'm running out of like the
little --
>> It's been 23 years.
>> Used them all up.
>> Yesterday was your birthday?
>> It was, yes.
>> Halloween.
Were you one of the people that
feel like you got robbed a
little bit?
>> No.
For me, it was absolute bliss.
You know?
To have that combination.
>> As a parent, when you're
talking about costumes, is there
ever a rule?
Really all three of you, you
>> Too gory, too creepy.
>> I haven't insisted on anybody
being too gory.
We had Jesse from "Toy story"
and I went as woody.
Naturally.
Seems like an obvious casting
choice choosing within my family
group.
We had an evil unicorn.
>> Evil unicorn?
>> Dark.
>> Unicorns respearen't evil.
>> That fits with the theme of
"Into the dark" and playing the
creepy role more often.
>> I don't know why that is.
I've aged into it for one thing.
>> You haven't.
>> But I've been used in so many
different ways over the years.
And that's always something that
I love about what I do.
So in "Flesh and blood" which is
an episode of a series of "Into
the dark" on hulu about once a
month because each of the
episodes are tied into a
holiday.
My assign.
Was Thanksgiving episode.
>> Wow.
This is a good one.
>> In "Flesh and blood" you see
a family whether's grieving and
the grief is driving them
insane.
>> Insane?
>> Yeah.
>> We were talking about the
rom-coms I love.
>> We love.
>> Do you prefer one over the
other?
>> I love them, too.
The fewer of them there are that
works.
You know?
There's a point of pride in
having been in several really
great ones.
I just mean I think of real,
genuine romantic comedy is still
really difficult to make.
Maybe more so now than when we
were doing that.
I don't know.
There's an innocence we have
lost, of course.
>> Bring it back.
>> People spoke to people more
then and communicating in really
cool but different ways that
don't bring people --
>> People come up and say choose
marry me.
Let me make you happy?
Do they quote your movies?
>> No.
But if they do in that way I
would remember.
>> What was that?
>> What do you remember?
>> No.
But I can tell you this.
Someone comes up to me every
day, smiling and bringing with
them memories and goodwill and
feelings that I have had the
privilege of touching on for
them so it's very meaningful for
me.
>> That's what Julia says, too.
She is like to be "Pretty woman"
or any of the role it is fact
you touched somebody in that
way.
Go back to "My best friend's
wedding."
The morning you wake up.
>> You guys.
>> Is that the one song?
>> Of course.
And "Just the way you look
tonight."
And the movie is full of gems
like that.
Especially that sing-along.
>> I don't want to be Debbie
downer over here but I think you
maybe wouldn't have lasted long
with Kim my and end up with
Julia's character and feel like
you had a friendship there.
I don't want to diss Cameron
Diaz.
>> Don't do that.
But I'm really impressed you
have given it ultimate star.
You have a lot of guests come on
and I'm sure you're trying to do
as much research as possible but
this seems like you drove down
on it.
>> Families don't --
>> Sarah Jessica parker for
Clair Danes.
Good move.
>> Formulated some strong
opinions.
And that's what I'm talking
about.
The movies mean that much to
>> They do!
>> They put themselves in the
movies and echo a time of their
lives and with "My best friend's
wedding" we are deep into the
third generation of people that
love it and the grandchild is
saying, oh my grandmother loved
your movie and then just I loved
that movie.
>> We are in an era where you
can redo these things or there
could be -- so let's go there
next block and give you time to
think about it.
Where would you be now in your