GUEST TONIGHT WON A GOLDEN GLOBE FOR HER PORTRAYAL OF QUEEN
ELIZABETH IN "THE CROWN."
SHE NOW STARS IN "BREATHE."
PLEASE WELCOME CLAIRE FOY!
( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ) ( BAND PLAYING )
>> Stephen: HEY!
NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN!
>> NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
>> Stephen: NOW, WE HAD YOU ON A YEAR AGO, I THINK.
>> RIGHT.
>> Stephen: AT THE TIME, I DIDN'T KNOW HOW ABSOLUTELY
DESPERATELY A FAN I WAS OF YOURS BECAUSE I HADN'T SEEN "THE
CROWN" YET WHEN I HAD YOU ON LAST TIME.
YOU ARE SO BRILLIANT IN THAT PERFORMANCE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH.
WOULD YOU LIKE A COCKTAIL?
>> YEAH.
>> Stephen: HERE WE GO.
I HAD A PRE-RUM BECAUSE I WAS A BIT JEALOUS OF BILL MURRAY.
>> Stephen: EVERYONE'S JEALOUS OF BILL MURRAY FOR ALL THEIR
INDIVIDUAL WAYS.
AND CONGRATULATIONS ON THE GOLDEN GLOBE.
I SAW YOU OUT THERE AT THE EMMYS.
>> CHEERS ( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
>> Stephen: YOU DIDN'T WIN, YOU SHOULD HAVE WON, BUT YOU
DIDN'T WIN OUT THERE.
>> I HAD RUM IN MY MOUTH SO I COULDN'T ANSWER THAT ONE, BUT
YEAH.
>> Stephen: I'VE NEVER BEEN TO THE GOLDEN GLOBES.
COMPARE THEM TO TELL MYS.
>> YOU'VE NEVER BEEN TO THE GOLDEN GLOBE'S?
>> Stephen: NO, THESE TALK SHOWS, THERE IS NO CATEGORY FOR
THEM THERE.
>> THERE SHOULD BE.
>> Stephen: I AGREE.
( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ) I HEAR THE GOLDEN GLOBE'S ARE
MORE FUN.
ARE THEY MORE FUN THAN THE EMMYS?
>> THERE'S ALCOHOL THERE, YEAH.
AND YOU DON'T SIT IN A LINE AND STARE AT THE STAGE AND WAIT FOR
YOUR CATEGORY AND WAIT TO LOSE.
YOU CAN MILL AROUND AND GO TO THE TOILET, WHICH IS NOVEL.
>> Stephen: YOU BETTER NOT LEAVE THE EMMYS BECAUSE YOU KNOW
THE CATEGORY WILL COME UP WHEN YOU LEAVE.
>> THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE WATER AT THE EMMYS.
>> Stephen: NO!
YEAH.
( AUDIENCE REACTS ) I DON'T EVEN THINK OPRAH HAD
WATER AT THE EMMYS.
SO PRETTY BAD.
( LAUGHTER ) >> Stephen: "THE CROWN" IS
COMING BACK IN DECEMBER.
>> YES.
( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ) >> Stephen: I'M VERY EXCITED.
DO YOU GET ALONG WITH THE CORGIS?
BECAUSE YOU'VE GOT TO WORK WITH THE CORGIS AND THEY COULD
UPSTAGE YOU BECAUSE DOGS ARE ADORABLE NOT THAT YOU'RE NOT AS
ADORABLE AS A CORGI, BUT THERE'S MULTIPLE CORGIS.
>> THERE'S LOADS OF CORGIS AND THEY'RE ALL VERY DIFFERENT IN
CHARACTER AND TEMPERAMENT AND THEY ARE THE STARS OF THE SHOW
AND THEY LOVE CHEESE.
( LAUGHTER ) >> Stephen: CORGIS LOVE
CHEESE?
>> MAYBE THEY DON'T LOVE IT.
MAYBE THEY HAVE BEEN BULLIED INTO LIKING IT.
IF YOU WANT TO GET A CORGI TO COME NEAR YOU HAVE A BIT OF
CHEDDAR CHEESE IN YOUR HAND AND THEY THINK YOU'RE AMAZING.
>> Stephen: I ASSUME THEY ALL HAVE PANCREATITIS OR SOMETHING.
>> YEAH.
THEY LOOK WELL.
( LAUGHTER ) >> Stephen: YOU'RE FAMOUS AS
THE QUEEN.
DO YOU FEEL PRESSURE TO BE A PILLAR OF MORAL RECOLLECT 'TUDE
EVERYWHERE YOU GO OR ELSE YOU'RE GOING TO DISAPPOINT PEOPLE?
>> I DO DISAPPOINT PEOPLE.
>> Stephen: YOU HAVEN'T DISAPPOINTED ME.
>> NOT YET.
>> Stephen: I SAW YOU SEVERAL TIMES.
I SAW YOU AT THE MET GALA.
>> YOU MET ME AFTER THAT.
>> Stephen: I SAW "THE CROWN" AFTER THAT.
I SAID THAT'S CLAIRE FOY!
>> THE HIDEOUS LINEUP WHERE YOU HAVE TO GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
TAKEN.
>> Stephen: WE HAD ANDREW GARFIELD ON HERE THE OTHER
NIGHT, IT'S CALLED "BREATHE."
YOU PLAY DIANA CAVENDISH.
THIS MAN AND HIS WIFE DIANA CAVENDISH LIKELY WERE SORT OF
PIONEERS IN TRYING TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE
PARALYZED, PARAPLEGICS TO LIVE LIVES OUT IN THE WORLD.
THIS IS THE FIRST MAN WHO EVER LEFT A HOSPITAL AFTER BEING ON A
RESPIRATOR.
>> I THINK WE FORGET PREVIOUSLY THAT PEOPLE IN THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION WANT TO TAKE CARE OF PEOPLE AND IF PEOPLE WERE
SEVERELY DISABLED THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE WOULD BE IN THE
HOSPITAL BECAUSE THEY COULD TAKE CARE OF.
ROBIN WENT THROUGH A SEVERE DEPRESSION WHEN HE WAS PARALYZED
AND SAID TO HIS WIFE THE ONLY WAY I CAN KEEP LIVING IS IF I
GET OUT OF THIS HOSPITAL.
SO HE WAS THE GUINEA PIG.
HE WAS THE TEST FOR EVERYTHING AND THEY INVENTED THE FIRST EVER
WHEELCHAIR THAT MEANT PEOPLE ON A RESPIRATOR CAN LIVE A FULL AND
HAPPY LIFE.
>> Stephen: WHAT YEARS ARE WE TALKING HERE?
>> 1950-SOMETHING.
>> Stephen: SO IT OVERLAPS WHEN YOU'RE PORTRAYING THE QUEEN
IN "THE CROWN."
>> YES.
>> Stephen: YOU COULD HAVE PLAYED TWO PARTS IN THIS ONE.
>> I COULD HAVE DONE.
>> Stephen: WHAT IS THIS CLIP WE'RE ABOUT TO SEE?
>> WHERE HE PRETTY MUCH SAYS, HIS ULTIMATUM, IF I'M GOING TO
LIVE MY LIFE WITH YOU AND MY CHILD, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO
BREAK ME OUT.
>> Stephen: JIM.
YOU'D RATHER JUST PACK IT IN, I KNOW.
>> THE BLOODY MACHINE.
KEEPS ON BREATHING FOR ME.
>> THAT'S HOW IT LOOKS AS IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO STICK
AROUND FOR A WHILE, DOESN'T IT?
>> SORRY TO SAY.
I'M NOT SORRY.
I WANT JONATHAN TO KNOW YOU, AND MAYBE -- MAYBE I CAN MAKE LIFE A
LITTLE BETTER FOR YOU.
( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ) >> Stephen: IT'S A BEAUTIFUL
FILM.
>> IT'S A BEAUTIFUL FILM.
>> Stephen: AND WHAT YOU CAN'T TELL NECESSARILY FROM THAT CLIP
IS THAT IT'S QUITE LIGHT-HEARTED ACTUALLY.
>> YES.
>> Stephen: IT'S A HEAVY CLIP.
IT'S NOT A SAD STORY.
IT'S REALLY A BEAUTIFUL AND HOPEFUL STORY.
>> IT IS.
THE MOST INCREDIBLE, WITTY PEOPLE WHO REALLY DEALT WITH A
TERRIBLE SITUATION WITH THE HUMOR AND LOVE AND BRILLIANCE
AND IT IS GREAT.
>> Stephen: PEOPLE BACK THEN WERE MUCH BETTER THAN WE ARE
NOW.
>> THAT'S TRUE.
>> Stephen: CHEERS.
KEEP THIS FLOWING.
"BREATHE" IS IN THEATERS TOMORROW.
CLAIRE FOY, EVERYBODY.
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK WITH A PERFORMANCE BY BILL MURRAY AND
JAN VOGLER.