Here he is now, come on out,
Harry.
>> My man.
Great to see you too.
>> Thank you very much.
>> How is the family?
>> Everybody's great.
Everybody's in town.
>> Nice.
>> All three girls and my wife
Jill are in town.
>> That's fantastic.
>> I was talking about it
earlier in the show, I had such
a great time, you invited me
what a party, there's nothing
like it, you've been doing it
how many years now?
>> 27, 28 years, some people
handle mardi gras really well in
that way, like when you're on a
float and you're waiving to
people and throwing beads, you
did a great job, not everybody's
really cut out for that.
I don't think they realize how
intense that is.
>> It's intense.
It keeps going and going and
going, we were delighted to have
you.
>> I'm hoping to be back one of
these days.
>> Thank you, sir.
I appreciate it, and something
else we saw, we saw a clip
earlier of "When Harry met
Sally" which I can't believe is
30 years.
>> That's strange.
>> Big part of the success of
the film was your music?
>> I came on at the end.
Rob Reiner called me and asked
if I would sing a couple songs.
It completely changed my life,
so I'm always thankful to rob
for making that call.
>> Yeah, another special
anniversary, congratulations,
25th anniversary this last
April.
>> That's right.
>> With the lovely Jill --
>> Such a sweetheart.
>> Thank you.
>> Look at that, that's a great
family picture right there.
>> Georgia on the left.
She's the oldest, Kate in the
middle, Charlotte, and then Jill
and then me.
>> That's a lot of girl power in
one house.
>> It's the best.
I learn so much from them.
And I make it a habit to ask
them questions.
Because I think it's important
to -- at least for me to try to
understand what women go
through.
And I think it's -- it's a
complex and wonderful
conversation every time we talk
about it.
>> A lot of strong women in your
wife, your sister was recently
promoted as a colonel in the
army reserves?
>> Yeah, she's incredible.
She's a couple years older than
I am, and she's a psychiatrist
and internist, and really my
hero.
If you look at my world, it's
all of these amazing women.
And again I learn so much from
them, and I'm so blessed to have
them all in my life.
>> That's why you're a patient
man.
>> I guess you got to be
patient, yeah.
>> Today's another incredible
day, congratulations, on
receiving the star on the
Hollywood walk of fame.
>> Unbelievable.
>> What does something like that
mean to you?
>> I can't describe it.
I remember coming to L.A. When I
was probably 18, 19, 20 years
old, seeing all of those names,
and as you know, some of those
names are the most legendary
entertainers in our business.
And I never in a million years
thought that I would get one of
those stars, and what's really
amazing is that they're putting
me next to Cole porter whose
songs I'm singing on this album.
I'm a huge fan of Cole porter,
and to be next to him, you know,
forever, in that capacity is
really blind blowing to be
honest with you.
>> I can't imagine it getting
more special.
>> One of your former co-stars,
Renee zellweger, you're in "New
in town."
>> Yeah, she's absolutely
brillian the in "Judy."
If you haven't seen it yet.
I called and said, would you
mind coming and saying a few
words at the presentation of my
star.
And five minutes later she said,
I'd love to be there.
It's times like that, you know
this business.
She's one of the good ones, she
really is a great person, and I
admire her infin atly.
>> She's really cool.
>> I was excited to hear you're
going back to Broadway?
>> I am.
The album is called "True love a
celebration of Cole porter."
The album is much more high
production, more theatrical,
choreography, sets, film, all of
these different sort of
elements.
So it's a really big show and
we're there for three weeks in
December, I'm really excited
about that.
>> Great.
That music is going to be great.
>> That time of year and
everything.
>> Any particular Christmas
songs you're more partial to
singing?
>> Some of them I like because
they're classics like sleigh
ride and let it snow.
But I've written over the
years -- those are fun to sing
because they brought back nice
memories.
>> Is there any possibility you
may make a little appearance on
"Will & grace."
>> You would probably know
before I do, those folks are so
secretive about who gets on the
show.
I remember watching an episode
where grace gets knocked out by
hitting a lamppost.
I was laying in bed watching
that with Jill.
I wonder who that guy's going to
be.
And it ended up being me.
They don't tell anyone anything.
>> I'm going to try to get
information whether or not I'm
on "Will and grace" or not, from
you.