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Dana Delaney 'thinking about' a 'Tombstone' Sequel
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- Dana Delaney 'thinking about' a 'Tombstone' Sequel
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- Dana Delaney 'thinking about' a 'Tombstone' Sequel
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Dana Delaney visits "The Talk" and reveals her hopes for a 'Tombstone' sequel. Natalie Morales says, "You really need a sequel though, right?" Delaney reacts, "I was just thinking that. I would love to get together with Kurt Russell, I mean who wouldn't? And I would love to have the older Wyatt Earp and Josie, because they were fascinating afterwards. You know, wouldn't that be great. If they went off mining together and camping together, and he helped Hollywood with the Hollywood movies, it's a great story." Morales says, "Maybe you write it, put it out there."
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- Jerry O'Connell's Message for Wife, Rebecca: 'Listen to Connie [Chung], honey'
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- Wednesday on "The Talk" the hosts weigh in on journalist Connie Chung's secret to her 40-year-long marriage to Maury Povich. She says, “I believe that you don’t have to be friends with all of his friends, and he doesn’t have to be friends with all of my friends." Jerry O'Connell reacts, "Are we live right now? I have a message for my wife [Rebecca Romijn], listen to Connie, honey. You know who I'm talking about. This is it. This is everything. My wife never has to see my friends, I don't subject her to that, they're my friends. I love being married. I want to stay married. But there are some friends that I don't need to see, I just don't need to see them." Natalie Morales asks, "Does she have friends that you don't like?" O'Connell reacts, "That's what I'm talking about!...Connie and Maury we love you. This is it."
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- Rob Lowe Reveals What Memento He Wishes He'd Kept From 'St. Elmo's Fire'
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Rob Lowe visits "The Talk" and dishes on the final season on "9-1-1 Lone Star" and mementos he's taken from sets over the years. Lowe says, "This is our last season. We knew it going in, so that's the good news, because you can really concoct the stories that are going to give the characters the send-offs that the fans are really really going to enjoy. And it's bigger and better than ever so I'm really proud of it. And it's a great great great way to go out." He adds, "I like to take a memento from sets, and so from this, I actually took, the technical term is the turnout, it's the fire suit. It's the real thing, it's expensive. So I took it, because my house almost burned down in a wildfire like 10 years ago." Lowe goes on to share what other mementos he's kept, "Well, obvi, I kept my 'St. Elmo's Fire' saxophone, you gotta keep that. I wish I kept the shirt though...I think I kept a leather jacket from 'Tommy Boy' and I have JFK's teeth."
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- Jaleel White Says He 'discovered my purpose' Writing Growing Up Urkel
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Tuesday on "The Talk" Jaleel White opens up his new book Growing Up Urkel and finding his purpose. White shares, "I just think we live in a different age now, you know of sharing. I kind of came up in the age of like, oh you better not tell anybody, you could get blacklisted...so a lot of times you just took it on the chin." He adds, "There are so many things that I've lived that I want to share with people. I didn't realize when I wrote this book, I discovered my purpose in this business...All of us, every last one of us, even this audience, you have a purpose. And you gotta figure it out. It's a puzzle for you to figure out in your life. I started doing these Comic Cons during a period in my life where I was signing all these autographs. Any black man that came up to me, any person that wore glasses around that time, were like 'People used to call me you. You gave me so much confidence to feel better about myself.' I had no idea just trying to do physical comedy and having fun on the set that I was inspiring all of these people out there who felt some kind of way about themselves, and I was helping to give them, instill self-confidence in themselves. Be awkward, be you, don't worry about what other people say."
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- Tyler Henry Turns 'skeptical' Jerry O'Connell Into a 'believer' After Reading on 'The Talk'
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Monday on "The Talk" medium Tyler Henry gives Jerry O'Connell a reading. [Henry did not know which "Talk" host he would be reading when he walked into the room.] O'Connell shares, "I do have to admit I was a little skeptical about seeing you, but it was, it was a very emotional, crazy experience...You talked about the significance of what the little things bring...you talk about the emotional connection to something, and I just couldn't believe it. I'm such a believer."
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- Amanda Kloots on Green Day Concert with Elvis, Says 'he knows all of their songs'
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Monday on "The Talk" Amanda Kloots shares a night out at Green Day concert with rocker son, Elvis. She says, "He loves Green Day, I love Green Day, but his manny actually introduced him to Green Day. And you know, Elvis plays the drums, and so he knows all of their songs from the American Idiot soundtrack. It was so cute. There was a row of like 20-year-old men behind Elvis and I, and they were obsessed with Elvis...he was vibing though, he like felt the music, as you can see. It was so cute though, and I'll tell you, I love taking that kid, I mean I take him wherever I go. But he's so fun. We were up until 11:30, and he could have kept going." On Elvis taking his shirt off mid-song, Kloots adds, "That has never happened before. That song was on and all of the sudden the shirt was coming off."
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- Gary Oldman Thanks Wife for Packing 'Back Up' Suit for Emmys
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Gary Oldman visits "The Talk" and dishes on his evening at the Emmy Awards and "Slow Horses." He shares, "It was pretty stiff competition if you think of the award for a drama series. So it was quite a coup for Will Smith, the other Will Smith, so it was nice for him to get it [Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series]. But I think what made it the most fun was, these people I work with on 'Slow Horses' are the nicest bunch of people you can ever hope to meet. I'm the only one if the cast that lives here in California, I live in Palm Springs. So they flew them all in, the cast, and it was so great to just reconnect with them. I'm going to be seeing them very soon, but it was lovely." On his last-minute wardrobe change, he admits, "That was not the suit I was supposed to be wearing. There were a few little issues at the last minute. Thank god my wife [Gisele Schmidt] packed the back up....I think that Yves Saint Laurent, that suit."
