So Matt, the producer handling your segment
told me today that it is our 20-year anniversary.
We did a movie called ED--
[CLEARS THROAT] ED-- [COUGHS] you tell them.
[LAUGHTER]
We did a movie, EDtv.
Yes.
20 years ago.
And I think we met then, right?
Did we meet before that?
It was right around then.
Look how young--
Did we meet on set, or did we ever do anything before?
No, I don't even know if I met you before that.
I don't know if I met you before that.
But we know we knew each other at this point.
Then we did, yeah, during the movie, we knew each other.
We met.
And it was Woody Harrelson, who I did know ahead of time.
But that was a fun movie.
It was a fun movie.
We had come out right after-- what was it, the Jim Carrey--
The Truman Show.
--Truman Show.
And everyone thought it was the same movie, but it wasn't.
Yeah.
So this is 20 years ago.
Check this out.
Talk about novel.
Ron Howard, our director, comes up to us and goes,
there is a girl, and I think she's in Maryland,
and she has a camera in her room.
And people pay money to just go in and watch that camera.
She doesn't do anything.
She just gets dressed and goes to sleep.
Isn't this wild?
That was 20 years ago.
There was one person doing that.
There was a webcam in someone's room,
and this was a very novel idea.
I know.
That's what the whole movie was about,
some people that just want to be famous with a camera on them
all the time.
And it shows what it does to your life.
I thought it was a good movie.
I did too.
But it was after The Truman Show,
and people thought it was going to be the same movie.
Not a lot of people went and saw it.
Yeah.
No, but they should now.
Yeah.
Yeah, now they should.
I liked it.
You travel a lot, so where have you been recently?
Did you go somewhere for the holidays?
Did you take your family somewhere?
I just got through working in London, which
I'm a big fan of London now.
London went up to the top of my list of favorite large cities
in the world now.
And we got back home on the 23rd of December.
And we've been renovating our house for two years,
so we moved in.
And it was just the immediate family, myself, Camila,
and our three kids
Right before Christmas, that's fun.
Yes, right before Christmas.
So we've been there.
We had just the immediate family.
We had many birthdays that we celebrated.
First, Jesus's birthday on Christmas,
then my son turned six on the 28th.
And then you have New Year's.
Then my daughter turns nine on the third.
Then it was my mother's birthday.
Then it was my wife's brother's birthday.
So we've had "Happy Birthday" and balloons all over the house
for about two and a half weeks.
All of Christmas and January.
Just rolled in.
Yeah.
And so the one that turned six, is that the one that you said
was a handful?
Livingston.
Yeah.
Is he the one that's the handful?
Yeah, he's definitely the handful.
They're not all a handful?
They're different kinds of handfuls.
He's a literal handful--
[LAUGHTER]
--meaning he's the comedian, as well as he's the bruiser.
He sometimes doesn't like to use his words
enough to get his point across.
[CHUCKLES] He gets a little of that from me sometimes maybe.
I like to wrestle.
So we have a wrestling mat.
When you come in the door, that's what we have out there.
And so if anyone's got really something
that they want to contest, and they
don't want to talk about it--
[LAUGHTER]
--let's go hop on the wrestling mat, gang.
But who does he-- he's six--
He's six.
--does he wrestle with you?
Yeah, I'll wrestle with him.
You're doggone right, I'll wrestle with him.
Yeah, but that's not fair.
Well, to me.
I'm the one that comes out of it-- usually the one that's
got the bruises.
Yeah.
So he's the oldest?
The oldest is Levi.
And how old is he?
Levi is 10.
And is he in--
because I know you're a big football fan.
Well, he's football, but his main thing
is soccer, soccer and music.
He's got a beautiful musical mind.
He was able to sit down at three years old
and play licks on a piano, could pick out a minor note
from a major note at two years old.
Wow.
And writes movements and lays down chords and melodies
all the time in the house.
So is he the one that wanted to go see the BTS concert?
Levi wanted to go see BTS for his birthday,
his favorite band, BTS.
But BTS, do you know this band?
[CHEERING]
You've heard of them?
Exactly.
Were you there that night in Dallas?
Yes.
When they're here, it is screaming like--
it must be insane the noise in there.
It was insane noise.
I mean, my son--
so they're South Korean.
And my son's been walking around now for months
before he wanted to go to this concert.
And he knows all the songs.
He's rapping Korean.
And so he wanted to go for his birthday.
We took a couple of his friends.
Camila and I went, and we loaded up, and we had a blast.
We got out of our seats.
We got right down in the pit and broke a sweat dancing.
Wow.
Well, I can see that.
I can see you enjoying that.
So John Krasinski was here not too long ago.
He was talking about that he was getting his--
or Emily was getting her citizenship.
And y'all were there at the same time.
He didn't say this to you, but this
is what he said on the show.
And the only other person that was there
was Matthew McConaughey and his wife,
who was becoming a citizen that day too.
And I had never met Matthew.
And I was like, oh, my god, this is great.
And we were sitting there, waiting
for the judge to come out.
And the best joke I've never told happened
in that moment, which is the bailiff came out,
and in my head I went, (MCCONAUGHEY IMPRESSION)
all rise, all rise, all rise.
[LAUGHTER]
And as it came out, I went, [STAMMERS] I can't do it.
I wish he would have said that.
Isn't that great?
Yeah.
[APPLAUSE]
He's a funny guy.