-How exciting, you have your own movie, "Black Widow."
You have your own Marvel movie.
-Yes, yeah, we just finished it a couple of weeks ago.
We shot the film in London.
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-Come on!
I'm so excited! I've been so excited about it.
-I'm so excited about it.
I can't wait to share it with everybody.
It was -- It was -- It was fantastic.
-It really was. -I mean, I'm partial,
but I'm pretty excited about it.
Yeah, it was -- it was --
honestly, it brought a closure to me that I needed.
-Really? -Yeah.
'Cause I was kind of, you know, wiped out after that last one.
I mean, emotionally and literally.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-By the way, I didn't know,
and I hadn't talked to you since then
because we couldn't say anything.
Marvel didn't allow you to tell me any news at all.
-Especially that.
-Especially that. -Yeah, that was a big one.
-Everyone knows, right, what happens?
-Well... -Well, it doesn't matter.
If you don't know, we're sorry.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Um, there's very few certain things,
but, like, definitely death's pretty certain, right?
-Yeah, yes, of course. -Yeah, definitely for sure.
But people will not -- they just don't want --
they won't -- they definitely don't believe it, and --
and have tried to convince me
that my character did not actually die,
that maybe my character exists in an alternate universe or --
but, no, I think death is a pretty final thing.
-Did you, uh -- Did you take anything from the set?
-Um, did I take anything from the set?
-This is a question that I would ask,
'cause I would take something from the set if I was there.
Like, I would be like, "I'm so excited to be in a Marvel movie.
I'm never gonna be here again. -But what are you gonna take?
Like, Captain America's shield?
-Yes, I would take -- yes. -I wouldn't take that.
That's the property of Marvel. -I'm gonna take Thor's hammer.
-You're gonna get arrested. -I'm gonna take Thor's hammer.
What are you gonna do? Arrest me?
That's better press for the movie.
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Marvel should hire me.
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Uh, congrats on your engagement to Colin Jost, too.
We love Colin so much. -Thank you.
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He was on the show --
He was on the show recently with Michael Che, and, uh --
-Oh, yeah, I saw that. -You did? Yeah.
And Michael said, he was like, "I hope --"
He wants to throw his bachelor party.
-Oh, no. -He said --
-I don't think that's a good idea.
You won't let him do -- He says if Colin throw it,
it's gonna be during the day and boring.
-Yeah, but I feel like if he throws it,
it's gonna be, like, by the Port Authority,
and, like, it's gonna be very local.
I don't think that's a good idea.
-No...
-None of you know where the Port Authority is,
'cause you're all from out of town, right?
Or you do know where it is? -Port Authority, yeah.
-Yeah, it's -- -It's, yeah.
That's where it should be, though.
That's where it should be. -No!
You can't go. Michael's not throwing it.
-[ Laughs ] -He's not.
-Alright. -Is this a thing now?
-No, it's not a thing! -Michael.
I know where you work, Michael.
-Yeah, Michael, do not throw this party, yeah.
-Um, no, I love Michael very much,
and, um, yeah, he's a delightful guy.
-We'll see what happens.
-"We'll see what happens." Stay tuned!
-You have two movies I want to talk to you about.
One is "Marriage Story."
Man, oh, man,
you're getting great buzz on this and great reviews.
It's you and Adam Driver. -Yeah.
-And it really isn't so much -- it is a marriage story,
but it's very much a divorce story, as well.
Uh, and is it Noah...
-Noah Baumbach.
-Noah Baumbach, who I -- Oh, my gosh.
-Yes, yeah, yeah.
-"Squid and the Whale," "Greenberg"...
-Yeah, we're really excited about -- about the film.
It's gotten -- people really seem to have a kind of, like --
They feel -- people have an experience when they watch it,
I think because, if you haven't gone through a divorce --
lucky you --
and either your parents have or you know somebody --
It's all kind of in there, and there's just --
The thing about this film, though, is that it's --
There's a lot of love in this movie.
It actually has -- what's left, what remains
between the two characters is a lot of love.
It's very touching, and, um, it's, yeah.
I'm really proud of it.
We did a lot of hard work on it.
-And on the other side... -Yeah.
-...is this bizarre and awesome comedy called "Jojo Rabbit."
-Yes.
-And this is -- if you've -- some people have seen it,
but if you haven't seen it, can you --
how do we describe it? -Oh, my gosh.
-A World War II, G-Germany...
-You were supposed to do the heavy lifting on this one.
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-Uh, I don't know how to make it funny,
uh, but it is very unbelievably funny.
Who was this director?
-It's Taika Waititi,
who directed "Thor: Ragnarok" and so many great things,
and he...
Okay, I'll try. -Yeah.
Okay, it does take place in Nazi Germany.
Not exactly a hilarious time or place, but...
um, it -- it's -- it -- [ Sighs ]
Gosh. Why? Why? You were supposed to do this!
-Alright you want me to do it?
-Okay, you do it.
It's a little boy named Jojo.
-Right, Jojo.
-He's ten years old. -Right, who's --
That I play Jojo's mother, and the film...
He is, um, a character who has lost his father,
and he is desperately missing him
and so creates this imaginary, kind of, father figure,
who's, like, the ten-year-old imaginary version of Hitler,
and he's in the Hitler Youth Program,
and so it's this kind --
Stop!
-No, no, it's like -- but it's --
Y-Y-Y-You'll see it -- -I'm trying!
-When you see it, you'll, you know, it's --
-Just go see it. -Go see it.
It's really -- really, yeah. -It's great.
It's so unusual. It's so fun. It's so powerful.
-You have a great connection with that kid, though.
He was amazing. -Roman, ah, he's such a --
He's so funny and great in the movie.
His delivery is so charming and natural --
-But you two were so charming and perfect together.
-He's lovable. He's a lovable kid.
The movie has so much heart. It has so much hope.
It's so unique and original, and audiences love it.
-It's unique, and you never forget it,
and the audience freaked out. -Yes.