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Hansehans and franz when they came on the scene in saturday night live and they said we are here to pump you up, hey you girly man with those love handles, you can take them and pull it over your head and use it like a little shopping bag and then as they did all this whole imitation, but exaggerating. is very entertaining and very funny to me. people got a huge laugh out of it. there is that level of imitation and then some of the really good where they can literally call someone on the phone and pretend to be me and people buy into it. it's great because you have to understand, i feel really...

Hansehans and franz when they came on the scene in saturday night live and they said we are here to pump you up, hey you girly man with those love handles, you can take them and pull it over your head and use it like a little shopping bag and then as they did all this whole imitation, but exaggerating. is very entertaining and very funny to me. people got a huge laugh out of it. there is that level of imitation and then some of the really good where they can literally call someone on the phone and pretend to be me and people buy into it. it's great because you have to understand, i feel really...

Why did we all get punished for this one person's mistake? why did we just land in tokyo and send the other person back? how is this better, you ask? we have the same questions. teigen and the other passengers were rebooked and left today. they should be arriving in five hours. back to you. >> rich: at least they were up front. i imagine it would be worse in coach to do what they did. >> yeah, but they're not a super model. >> rich: neither are we, william. >> still trying. >> rich: the movie business on track to sell the fewest tickets in more than two decades. studio executives telling the l...

I started doing "pumping iron." i started doing "stay hungry." once you get used to it, it's hard to give up. i know how to stay hungry. and start slowly breaking in, and all of a sudden came the big break when ed pressman saw "pumping iron" and he saw my body and my personality. he said, "this will be perfect for 'conan.' i'm gonna buy the 'conan' rights." and that's exactly what he did. the very thing that the agents and studio executives said would never work, this big body, all of a sudden, it was an absolute must in order to do this movie. and the same thing happened with "terminator." an...

And this was usually used in close-ups, so that the steel can be shown, but it was not used in some of the fight scenes because you didn't want to cut anyone. why this is significant is because "conan the barbarian" was really the first big breakthrough movie for me internationally. so this bodybuilder is 6'2", 250 pounds, and all of the muscle men were in the '50s were in movies. and then you got, around the "conan" time, al pacino and, you know, people much smaller than that. how did you think you were gonna break into movies with that landscape? when i went to agents and to studio executive...