-I'm rolling.
-I lost the rocket launcher.
-You lost-- how do you lose a rocket launcher?
-Welcome to Germany.
-Thank you.
-You worked with a German director.
Did you notice anything different on working
with a German?
-I did.
-You did?
What did you notice?
-I definitely noticed.
You didn't feel that?
-I completely felt it.
-I felt it.
I knew he was German as soon as he walked in.
-Was there German beer on the set?
-Yeah.
-No.
-There wasn't?
-There wasn't beer.
-Oh, my bad.
You know what, Roland's accent, definitely.
And the fact that when we were flying into Berlin,
he has so much love for where he's from,
so he brought that energy.
-Have ever visited the White House?
The real White House?
-I have.
-Mr. Foxx said.
-How old were you?
-How old was I?
Just a few years ago.
But I've been on tours and then for the inauguration
and everything like that.
It's been nice.
-How about you?
-No.
-Never?
-I haven't had the opportunity go to the White House.
I've stood out in front of it, and did the whole picture
thing, selfie.
-Selfie.
-That whole thing.
But that's it.
-Do you feel inspired to go now?
-I'd love to go.
I would absolutely love to go.
I'd love to go under this administration, too,
but I don't know if I'm going to get time.
They're kind of busy at the moment.
-Jamie, is there a room in the White House
that you were fascinated about, a special room?
-I think just the whole thing is amazing.
When you walk in, and in the hallways
they have all the pictures of the presidents.
So that's sort of iconic.
And then to see President Obama, his picture,
it was an iconic thing,
-Do you have a president in the whole history of the US
that fascinated you or that you find really interesting?
-There's so many of them.
I don't know if I have just one.
The Great Depression era was-- I don't know.
All of them are pretty great.
I've got to say that Obama is probably
one of the most intriguing people to me.
-How about you, Tim?
-Obama.
-Obama?
-Yeah, he's cool.
-And President Clinton was interested, as well.
And they're both Leos, so they got
a little-- I don't know what that means.
Get your hands off my Jordans.
-You experienced to be the president a little bit.
What do you think is the coolest thing about being a president,
and what is the hardest?
-Well obviously the hardest is you've got to run a country
and make a lot of decisions that are
going to effect people's lives.
And what was the other part of that?
-The coolest thing.
-The coolest thing?
-What would be most fun?
-I mean, you get to ride in Air Force One.
You get to chill out with that.
-My last question for you is I would
like to know if you have any hidden talent no one knows
about.
-I really like interior design.
-You do?
-No.
-Why'd you say it like that?
That's funny.
-So if you wouldn't have become an actor,
you might be an interior designer now?
-Uh huh.
Yep.
-I like that answer.
-Polka dots are in.
Like, wallpaper for the ceiling.
-How about you, Jamie?
-Man, I can't top that.
-Hard to top, yeah.
Well, thank you so much for the interview.
-Thank you.
-Thanks.
-Thank you very much.
-It was nice to meet you.
-Awesome to meet you.