-Here's how -- Here's how this works.
We're gonna have a number of mystery objects
brought out in front of us.
And our job is to guess what is -- each one is.
The catch is that we have to figure out by touch alone.
Since you're our guest, why don't you go first?
-Great. [ Laughter ]
-Let's see what your first object is.
You'll have 30 seconds to identify what this is.
All right. Whenever you're ready.
-Hey, now, hey. [ Laughter ]
-Mm-hmm.
[ Cheers ]
♪♪
Oh, God.
Okay. Can I ask some questions?
-Yeah. -Is it alive.
-No. -Stop it.
You're -- You are scaring me.
[ Laughter ] -No, it's silly.
-Aah! I'm so scared!
[ Laughter ]
Aah! [ Laughter ]
-It's nothing. It's fake dog poop.
-Eww!
-All right, here we go. -I really can't.
-Now, I am up here. Here we go.
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, God.
Oh, no.
You'll be fine.
Right? You'll be fine.
-I just want to switch the boxes up!
-Who picks this? This is crazy.
-No, this is all crazy.
[ Cheers ]
[ Screaming ]
Aah!
I hate this game! I hate it!
I touched this! Whatever it was.
I don't know what it is.
-Oh, no.
-Oh, don't say that to me. -I'm sorry.
-Don't say that to me. -No, you're fine, you're fine.
-Oof! It's like something -- -Oh, God.
Oh. -Aah!
-I'm scared for you.
[ Screaming ]
-It's wet! It's wet! It's so wet, it's disgusting!
[ Laughter ]
Ugh! It's so gross. I'm gonna throw up.
I swear, I'm gonna throw up and get sick.
It's cold, and it's wet, and something licked me, maybe.
Is it a cat? Aah!
I can't do it! I'm freaking out right now!
Can I go over on this side? -Yeah.
[ Screaming ]
-Something else licked me! This is so weird!
I hate this game. [ Laughter ]
Oh, God. I'm just gonna touch it.
[ Screaming ]
I don't know what it is! I can't do it!
What is it?! [ Buzzer ]
-It's popsicles. -What?!
[ Laughter and applause ]
It felt like something was licking me.
It felt like something was moving and licking me.
It was so gross.
-It's crazy what our minds do. -Right?
Also, you didn't help, either, going "Oh, no."
-I know, I'm sorry. Isn't that the game?
-Yeah, it is. Zoe, here you go.
-Okay. -Good luck.
-Thanks.
Jimmy...
Ohh! -[ Chuckles ]
-I'm brave. I'm cool, and I'm brave.
-Right? -And I'm cool.
-Yeah, you can do it.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Aah! I touched it.
What is it? I have no -- what is it?
-No, just try it again, try it again.
Oh, no! -Stop it!
[ Laughter ]
A turtle? -No. But not bad.
-Really? -It's a honeycomb.
With a fake bee. A honeycomb.
-Oh. [ Cheers ]
That's not a turtle. -No, it's not a turtle.
I didn't know how long I still wanted to act.
How many more boxes do we have? Because I'm freaking out.
All right. [ Breathes deeply ]
All right.
-Oh, what is -- What is that?
[ Audience groaning ]
-I don't know what that is.
-Well, I know what that is, and that's the sound
of everyone going, "Ugh." [ Laughter ]
-It's the sound of us not knowing what it is.
-All right.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-I don't know what that is, but it --
Oh, I don't like it.
I don't like that.
♪♪
Ugh!
You're close! You're close.
Aah! You're close!
[ Laughter ]
♪♪
Oh.
Ugh. Ugh.
-Is that -- I have no idea.
Is that a turtle? Is it a turtle?
[ Buzzer ] Is it a turtle?
[ Laughs ] What if we keep guessing turtle?
-It's only turtles.
-Ohh! -What is it?
-What is it?! -What is it?
-What...is it?
[ Screaming ]
What is that?!
-What is it?! What was that?!
-What is it? -What is it?!
What is that?! -What?
Why would I touch that? -Is that a clam?
-Is that a clam? -Yes.
-Oh, my God darn it. -Oh.
-Get it absolutely out of here.
All right. Zoe, it's our last round.
Final round. Now, for this one...
[ Cheers and applause ]
...we're both gonna get the same box, okay?
We're both gonna put our hands in, okay?
And then we'll have to guess what it is.
[ Laughter ] -Oh, no.
[ Laughter continues ]
-I love you, bud. -I don't want to!
-I love you -- I know! -I don't want to!
-I don't wanna!
I want to go this way. -This way?
-Yeah.
[ Breathes deeply ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Ohh!
♪♪
Aah!
It moved! It moved! -It's rubber.
-It moved, it moved! -You -- it's rubber.
-Did I touch you? -That was -- was that you?
-Did I touch your hand?
If we keep going...
♪♪
Aah! -Oh, God!
-It's rubber! It's rubber!
-No, it's -- it's a Batman mask.
-Oh. Oh! It's moving!
[ Ding ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
Oh, my God. -There's someone in there.
-Oh, my God, there's a human being in there.
-Oh, my gosh. -There's a human being.
-Do I know you? -It's a grown man.
-I don't even know who you are. Get out of here.
-No. No. -My thanks to Zoe Kravitz.
Welcome back to our show. -I'm happy to be here.
-Thanks for always coming on. You know we love you here.
Man, you're phenomenal in "The Batman."
-Thank you. -You were unbelievable.
I can't wait to get in and talk to you about that.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I'm just so happy. I'm like, "Go, Zoe! Go!"
You just crush it.
But I also -- It's a big -- That's this weekend.
It's going to be the biggest movie.
I'm so excited about it.
Then, next weekend, you're hosting "Saturday Night Live."
-Uh-huh. [ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-Why are you -- Why would you
put this much pressure on yourself?
-I don't know.
This was a horrible, horrible plan.
-Yeah, because then you can only enjoy that for a week,
because you've got to get right into -- It's a lot work.
-I'm so scared and so excited.
I keep on asking, like, friends of mine who have hosted.
I'm asking for some comfort or something.
-Yes. -And I tell them I'm scared.
And they all say, "You should be scared."
-Oh, my God. No, no, no.
-Not one person has said like, "Just relax.
You're going to be fine."
-Oh. I'm going to tell you right now, you're going to be so fine.
You're awesome. You got this.
-Will you come do a skit with me?
-Yeah, of course. I would do anything with you.
Yeah. -Really?
-I would do anything you want me to do.
You don't have to ask twice. -Okay.
-You kidding me?
-Put you on the spot in front of everybody.
-The stuff that we've done on our show together, yeah,
the least thing I can do is do you one favor.
Yeah. -That would be amazing.
-If you ever need -- But I'm telling you,
you're going to be set.
You don't need me. You have -- It's the best cast.
They have the best writers, producers.
You're in good hands.
-I'm just scared I'll, like, slip or something.
-No! On live TV? That would never happen.
Let's talk about "The Batman," because last time, I think,
you were here, you were filming, and --
You were in the middle of filming.
You can't say anything, obviously, no spoilers.
-Yep.
-But this is two years in the making.
-Yeah, I got the job in 2019. -Wowzers.
-And then we got down for six months because of COVID.
And, yeah, it's been a long journey.
-Yeah. -It's been wild.
-And did you know that you were going to be up for Catwoman?
Did you -- How did this come about?
-No.
-Did you push for it and you're like, "I got to do this"?
-No. I got a phone call.
My agent told me that I was on the list of actors
they were looking at.
And even that would have been enough.
To be on that list was pretty wild.
And then I flew out to L.A. to meet
Matt Reeves, the director, and loved him
and just loved his vision.
-How is he?
-He's a wonderful human, wonderful director,
cares so much.
He wrote the script, as well.
So, I was just -- I just wanted to work with him.
-And did you know Robert Pattinson before?
-I knew Rob.
I knew Rob just from -- I don't know -- around.
-Been around? Yeah. -Yeah, around.
-But had never worked with him. And I'm a huge fan of his work.
And I had to camera-test with him, and that was kind of funny.
Just to camera-test with someone you know
dressed up as Batman, and you haven't seen them a while --
-He was dressed as Batman?
-Yeah, they put him in, I think, George Clooney's suit.
But then you kind of catch up.
You know, you're like, "So, how you been, you know?"
-He's like, "I'm alright. Yeah, yeah. No, yeah.
-"I'm Batman."
-"Oh, yeah, I'm Batman, I guess."
Yeah, yeah." It's wild.
But -- Wait. So, you do the screen test.
You walk in, he's dressed as Batman?
-Yeah. Only from the waist up, by the way.
He was wearing sweatpants at the bottom.
-Oh, my God!
You've seen something no one's ever seen --
Batman wearing sweatpants.
-Like, casual Batman.
-Casual Batman. That's in the sequel.
-Yeah, for sure.
-Wait. So, you go in, you go, "Oh, my gosh."
That's -- I mean, that's acting right there.
I mean, you got to go in there, and you're like,
"Hey, let's just go for it,
because I know you, and now you're Batman."
-Like, he was so good that I actually --
I was so scared that I was gonna just be thinking like,
"Oh, my God. It's Rob dressed as Batman.
That's weird." -Yeah.
-But he was so wonderful that I totally forgot it was him,
actually, which was really impressive.
-Yeah, he, honestly, is amazing.
But you're amazing, as well, in this.
It just all works.
And I -- You just go into this world
and you forget who -- That you know anyone.
I'm like, "Oh, these are just great actors in this."
-Oh, I'm so happy to hear that. -Oh, I loved it.
And I was like, "Okay, now, if I was cast as Catwoman --"
-Which you might -- Which you still might be.
-I was on the list. -You're still young, Jimmy.
-My agent called me, as well. I know. I was so nervous.
I was like, "Oh, my God.
Don't get me in the room with Rob."
Oh, my God.
"Because I'm wearing sweatpants, as well."
But I would study -- I would study cats.
-I did that.
-I would drink milk out of a bowl.
-I did that. -You did not.
-I did. -You drank milk out of a bowl?
-Maybe.
I'm method, dude. -Me too, man.
Dude, I'm so into -- You don't --
Well, I mean, no spoilers. Yeah, anyways...
-I hung out with cats. -Yeah.
-A lot.
-See, that's where I'm -- As I'm thinking now,
I think I'm allergic to cats.
-Which is why -- Which is the only reason
you didn't get this part.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
-And that's like -- But then also
more of a challenge for the role for me.
But I would be like -- I do like cats because they're curious.
I find them interesting.
I feel like they could kill me any two seconds.
-I was really inspired by that.
I watched a bunch of cat videos, feline videos,
watching them fight.
And what I was so interested by was the fact that you can --
You can't read their face at all,
which is why I think people are kind of creeped out by them.
But you can't tell what they're going to do.
-They go, "Oh, my gosh. Kitty loves me."
-Yeah, Then, all of a sudden,
the kitty scratches your face out.
-Kitty scratches your face out, yeah,
and be like, "Get off," like, and then leaves.
-Yeah. They don't care. -No, they don't --
-They don't care.
They were the hardest thing to control during the shooting.
We were doing, like, crazy stunts,
and, like, all that was fine.
But then, like, getting a cat to stay in one place -- impossible.
Impossible. -There's no actor cats.
-No. We -- I -- They tried to get me to "know the cats"
that were Selina's cats.
And it's funny.
They would say, you know, "Training at 1:30
and then rehearsal at this time and then cat time."
And I was like, "What's cat time?"
And it was just putting me in a room with a bunch of cats,
with the cats that were going to be my cats.
-Thinking that it might help.
-But the cats didn't care. -No, they're cats.
-I was just sitting here,
and the cats would just walk away.
It did nothing. It did nothing for --
-They did -- Well, they did great in the movie.
If the cats are watching, you did a great job.
We are here with Zoe Kravitz, everybody!
We're talking about "The Batman"!
"The Batman's" out this weekend.
Fandom is huge.
Have you seen this with an audience yet?
-I watched it last night with an actual audience...
-You did. -...at the premiere,
which is why I'm so hungover right now.
[ Laughter ]
-I mean -- is it -- It must have been so exciting.
-It's amazing. I mean, it's definitely
something you want to watch on a big screen.
It's definitely something you want to watch with people.
But it's a very -- it's an intense film,
and I think a lot of people walk in going like, "Whoo, Batman!"
and they leave like, "Whoa, Batman."
[ Laughter ] -Yeah, yeah.
Is that the reaction you're getting so far from everybody?
-Yeah, I think people are surprised
by how much depth is in the story.
I think Matt just did a really beautiful job
at grounding the characters in the world of Gotham.
-And also, I like what they did. Because you -- you are Catwoman,
but you're not actually --
I mean, you're not actually -- -Yeah, I'm not Catwoman yet.
-Yes. -I'm Selina Kyle.
-Yes. -Yes.
-You're not Catwoman yet. -Yeah.
-Yeah, but I loved -- Can we say your mask?
-Yeah. Yeah, yeah. -Your mask is basically just
a ski hat or a beanie... -Yeah.
-...with a hole cut in it. -Yeah.
-And you look so cool. [ Laughter ]
And I'm like, "How does --"
That's why I lost the audition.
When I auditioned, I was like, I did that,
And they were like, "Dude, get lost."
[ Laughter ] But, honestly, and --
and it's got little -- you got the cat ear --
-Very subtle little ears. Yeah.
-But I was like, "Dude, that's a great thing
'cause it's a mask for someone who...
-Who doesn't have the means to really make it.
-You're not Bruce Wayne. -Yeah, exactly.
She's not Bruce Wayne. -You're not a millionaire, yeah.
-And because she's not Catwoman yet, Matt really wanted to
kind of have somewhere to go so we can, you know,
get to the place where we see the --
the Catwoman mask eventually. But this is where it starts.
-Here's what I liked about it, too,
'cause I always think of, like, "Oh, Halloween."
-Oh, yeah. Anyone can do it.
-Anyone can be... -Buy a beanie.
-...you for Halloween. -Yeah.
-Any ski hat you have, cut a hole in the front,
and you're Catwoman for Halloween.
-The only thing about that is, if no one does it,
it's more offensive. [ Laughter ]
-No, trust me.
Trust me, everyone's gonna do it.
It's gonna be giant.
I could already tell, like, "Oh, my gosh."
Plus, you look so cool doing it.
-Aw, thanks. -As only you can do.