Trump Launches Prescription Drug Website | Halle Berry, Dylan O'Brien, Josh Safdie | Thursday, February 5

Summary

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Episode: Trump Launches Prescription Drug Website | Halle Berry, Dylan O'Brien, Josh Safdie
Date: February 6, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Tonight Show packs in high-energy comedy, timely pop culture riffs, and star-studded interviews. Jimmy Fallon opens with topical humor centered around Donald Trump’s new “TrumpRx” prescription drug website, segues into playful music and Olympics jokes, then features extended and upbeat conversations with Halle Berry, Dylan O’Brien, and director Josh Safdie. Highlights include Halle Berry clarifying rumors about her relationship, O’Brien’s stories from set with Rachel McAdams, and Safdie’s deep-dive into his Oscar-nominated film Marty Supreme.

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Monologue & Topical Jokes

Trump’s Prescription Drug Website

• [01:13] Jimmy sets the tone with jokes about President Trump’s new online pharmacy:
  • “Trump RX is the only pharmacy where the dosage instructions are: ‘A lot of people are saying two.’”
    — Jimmy Fallon, [01:33]
• Pokes fun at “buying Xanax from the reason you need Xanax.”

Olympics and Winter Jokes

• [01:57] Jimmy and Josh Safdie riff about the Winter Olympics starting the following night:
  • Jokes about speedskater Erin Jackson and bobsledder Frank Del Duca as flag bearers.
  • On a norovirus outbreak for Finland’s women’s hockey team: “Everyone in doubles luge is like, if that’s true, then we’re screwed.”
    — Jimmy Fallon, [02:13]

Valentine’s Song Sketch

• [02:51–05:17] R&B duo Dirk and Sammy perform a comedic ballad about getting “freaky in the winter,” which devolves into a routine about stripping off endless winter clothing:
  • “First I’mma take my coat off, shake off all the snow…then I’mma take my scarf off, throw it on the floor…”
    — Dirk & Sammy, [03:14-03:36]
  • Jimmy interrupts, overwhelmed by the layers: “It’s just a lot of layers of clothing you got there.”
    — Jimmy Fallon, [03:52]

Pop Culture Bits

• [05:20] Jokes on Apple’s “F1” sequel getting a confusing name:
  • “We’re proud to bring you the sequel F1.2—No, that’s confusing…the sequel F. F1. No, F me. No, FU. No…just call it Brad Pitt Car Movie.”
    — Movie Teaser Voice & Jimmy Fallon, [05:33–05:56]
• [06:04] Disney’s new “Haunted Mansion” wedding event quip: “Sounds like fun till your wedding night when you hear your wife singing ‘It’s a Small World.’”

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Super Bowl 60 – Tonight Show Superlatives

[07:40–09:30]
Jimmy and guests poke fun at Super Bowl players with imaginary “Yearbook Superlatives”:

• Patriots’ Drake May: “Most likely to stand outside Hollister with his shirt off.”
  — Jimmy Fallon
• Seahawks’ Sam Darnold: “Most likely to bleed milk.”
• Seahawks’ Cooper Kupp: “Ramen noodle-iest.”
• (And others; this recurring Tonight Show bit is rapid-fire and playful.)

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Celebrity Interviews

Halle Berry

[09:49–17:11]

Relationship Rumor Clarification

• Halle sets the record straight on rumors about rejecting a marriage proposal from Van Hunt:
  • “There’s some confusion that he asked to marry me and I said no…that’s not the case. I did not say no. We just don’t have a date. But, of course, I said yes.”
    — Halle Berry, [11:01]

On the Olympics and Super Bowl

• Shares love for the Olympics and past as an aspiring gymnast.
• Will watch the Super Bowl “mainly for Bad Bunny.”
  • “He’s gonna crush it. I love that dude.”
    — Halle Berry & Jimmy Fallon, [12:36–12:44]

Adventures with Her Son

• Discusses outdoor Utah/Grand Canyon trip with her 12-year-old son, facing her fear of heights on a swinging bridge:
  • “We climbed the Hoodoo Canyon...like 500ft up in the air. It was crazy...I had to face my fears.”
    — Halle Berry, [13:26–13:45]
  • “Van sat this one out. He was like, y’all are crazy, I’m not doing that.”
    — Halle Berry, [14:13]

“Crime 101” Movie

• Talks about her new film, Crime 101, calling it:
  • “A throwback to those great movies of the past. Like Collateral, Heat, The Thief… Propulsive, they have action, they have great characters. L.A.—it’s a love letter to L.A.”
    — Halle Berry, [15:10–15:22]
• On the ending: “When I was reading the script, I was like, this is so good, but this better end right…all I have to say is, the ending is money. It is so satisfying.”
  — Halle Berry, [15:41–16:23]

Memorable Moment

• Asks Jimmy to question Chris Hemsworth (tomorrow’s guest): “Ask him to tell you why I—as Storm—will not be in Doomsday. He knows the answer.”
  — Halle Berry, [16:45–17:01]

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Dylan O’Brien

[17:47–25:49]

SNL Movie & Dan Aykroyd

• Praises from Jimmy: “You were great as Dan Aykroyd in the SNL Movie.”
  — Jimmy Fallon, [18:10]
• Shares childhood photo of himself as a Blues Brother at a talent show—“I literally was him.”
  — Dylan O’Brien, [18:42]

“Twinless” and Producing

• Talks about producing and starring in Twinless (now on Hulu), which took four years to make.
• James Sweeney wrote and directed; O’Brien played a twin, but never had to act opposite himself in the same shot.

“Send Help” Movie

• Stars alongside Rachel McAdams in the box-office hit Send Help.

• On Rachel:

  • “She’s the most grounded, like, a human can get, especially considering she’s a multi-generational icon… she doesn’t… contextualize them with a name-drop or anything…”
    — Dylan O’Brien, [21:10]
  • Tells a funny story about Rachel referring to Mean Girls and The Notebook without being aware of their icon status:
    • “Are you talking about Mean Girls?” —Dylan O’Brien, [22:20]

• On his physique for Send Help:

  • Teases of a viral TikTok showing his outdoor workouts in Sydney.
  • “That’s the two pull-up workout. I could put it on a little—check out my Substack if you want my routine.”
    — Dylan O’Brien, [24:28–24:33]

• Plot summary from Dylan:

  • “Rachel McAdams plays a character named Linda Little, who is underappreciated… I take my dad’s place as boss, I’m not a nice guy…we get in a plane crash…she’s way more equipped to survive than I am, so I become kind of her captive.”
    — Dylan O’Brien, [24:40–25:32]

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Josh Safdie

[26:15–35:32]

Accolades for “Marty Supreme”

• Marty Supreme boasts nine Oscar nominations, 11 BAFTA nominations, DGA nomination, and is A24’s highest-grossing film.
• “It’s a crazy, surreal feeling…as big as it is in scope, it’s a personal movie. And all my films are personal.”
  — Josh Safdie, [27:22]
• Jokes about doing 2-hour Q&As for three people in the audience during his early indie days.

Timothée Chalamet & Character Prep

• Timothée Chalamet stars as “Marty Mauser”; promoted the film conceptually in character.
• Film is about “a dreamer…hardcore dreamer whose dream no one respects…he’s going to go to hell and back to try to pursue greatness.”
  — Josh Safdie, [28:40]

Attention to Detail & Production

• Praises production designer Jack Fisk for recreating 1950s New York with incredible authenticity:
  • “I want you to create a time machine. Because this is not a period film. It’s a contemporary movie that I shot in 1952.”
    — Josh Safdie, [29:44]

Makeup, Eyeglasses & Physical Transformation

• On Chalamet’s character having real, strong prescription lenses:
  • “What I want to do is put plus 10 contact lenses in your eyes and then negative 6 prescription eyeglasses in front of them…Because, when the glasses fall off, you can see he really can’t see.”
    — Josh Safdie, [33:13–34:35]
• “This is the attention to detail that I’m talking about with Josh Safdie.”
  — Jimmy Fallon, [35:23]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Jimmy Fallon, on TrumpRx: “Trump RX is the only pharmacy where the dosage instructions are: ‘A lot of people are saying two.’” [01:33]
• Halle Berry, on marriage rumors: “I did not say no. We just don’t have a date.” [11:01]
• Dylan O’Brien, on Rachel McAdams: “She’s the most grounded…to so many people she’s such an entity…she’ll be like, I played a bully in high school, and I’m just like, are you talking about Mean Girls?” [21:10, 22:20]
• Josh Safdie: “It’s a movie about a dreamer…he’s going to go to hell and back to try to pursue greatness.” [28:40]
• On production detail: “I want you to create a time machine. Because this is not a period film. It’s a contemporary movie that I shot in 1952.” [29:44]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• TrumpRx monologue & opening jokes: [01:13–02:51]
• Valentine’s sketch "Get Freaky in the Winter": [02:51–05:17]
• F1 sequel teaser parody: [05:20–05:56]
• Disney Haunted Mansion quip: [06:04]
• Super Bowl Superlatives: [07:40–09:30]
• Halle Berry interview: [09:49–17:11]
• Dylan O'Brien interview: [17:47–25:49]
• Josh Safdie interview: [26:15–35:32]

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Episode Tone

The show maintains Jimmy's trademark playful, fast-paced, and lighthearted style, peppered with inside jokes, plenty of laughter, and mutual appreciation among the guests. Fallon’s interviews are enthusiastic and warm, giving room for guests to share both personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes industry insight.

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This summary captures the episode’s major moments, humor, and interviews, preserving the energy and tonal rapport fans expect from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Transcript

[Jimmy Fallon]

From Studio 6P in Rockefeller center in the heart of New York City, it's the Tonight show, starring Jimmy Fallon. Tonight, join Jimmy and his guests, Halle Berry, Dylan O', Brien, Josh Sassy. And featuring Dean legendary Ruth Kirk. 22. 5, 2. And now, here he is. Jimmy Jes. Come on. I love you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Enjoy yourself. Welcome, everybody.

Welcome, welcome. Welcome to the Tonight Show. You're here.

This is it. This is the show.

Well, guys, earlier tonight, President Trump launched his new prescription drug website, TrumpRx. Yeah.

Yeah.

Now you're able to buy Xanax from. The reason you need Xanax. That's interesting. That's right. Trump RX is the only pharmacy where the dosage instructions are. A lot of people are saying, too. A lot of people are saying two.

[Josh Safdie]

Well, get this.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's not that Trump plans to install a statue of Christopher Columbus at the White House. Apparently, Trump's a big fan of Columbus because 1492 is also his cholesterol. Oh, well, guys, tomorrow night is the Winter Olympics opening ceremony.

[Josh Safdie]

Yes.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Here on NBC. We're excited.

And speed skater Aaron Jackson and bobsledder Frank Del Duca will be the flag bearers for Team usa. Erin says she's thrilled. While Frank said it would be tough to perform without three other guys pressed against him. It's like, turn, turn. Meanwhile, I read that the women's hockey team in Finland is dealing with a norovirus outbreak right now. Everyone in doubles luge is like, if that's true, then we're screwed.

[Josh Safdie]

I mean.

[Jimmy Fallon]

We'Re definitely. We definitely have. Guys, this has been one of the coldest winters on record. But, hey, there's no reason to fret because Valentine's Day is just around the corner. Yeah. And here to help us, to show us how to celebrate during the cold, is resident R and B duo Dirk and Sammy. Welcome to the show, guys.

Thank you for having us, Jimmy. Peace and love. Thank you. Yeah.

So you guys have some romantic advice for us, correct? Oh, yeah. Not just advice, but a little song. Oh, great. Let's hear it. Hey, baby.

[Dirk]

It's looking frightful out there.

[Sammy]

What do you say we get inside.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And get a little freaky?

[Dirk]

It's time to get freaky in the winter I need you to keep me warm don't need no heat when you're with me so let's wait out the storm First I'mma take my coat off Shake off all the snow that's right.

[Sammy]

Then I'mma take my scarf off Throw it on the floor oh, yeah.

[Dirk]

Next I'M gonna take my sweater off and the turtleneck underneath Then my vest.

[Sammy]

And my hoodie in my cardigan and now it's time for you and me.

[Jimmy Fallon]

To get freaky in the window.

Guys, Guys. Sorry, sorry, sorry, guys. I'm sorry.

That's.

[Dylan O'Brien]

It's just.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I know, but it's just a lot of layers of clothing you got there and. Yeah, it's cold, Jimmy.

[Sammy]

There's a feels like of like minus 100 degrees outside.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, I don't think it's that cold. Not when you're with us.

[Sammy]

Can we please continue with our song?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Go ahead.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Baby.

[Sammy]

Now let's take our gloves off.

[Dirk]

Well, they're actually kind of tight, so.

[Sammy]

We'Re gonna have to bite them off.

[Dirk]

One finger at a time.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Like this. Can you help? Ouch. Forget it.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Sorry.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Forget it.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Forget it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Forget.

Can we grab mine? Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. Maybe this wasn't the best idea.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Jimmy, we know what we're doing. You haven't given any advice. You're just singing about wearing too many clothes.

[Sammy]

The song doesn't end like that. We promise.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Will you let us finish? There's only 17 minutes left. 17 minutes.

Hit it. Hit it. We back in? Let's go.

[Sammy]

Now that I got my gloves off.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I got 12 more layers on my legs and zipped up from the back. All right, that is enough. That's enough. Okay, Dirk and Sam, everybody. Love this. On.

All right.

Thank you.

Biting the gloves on. Well, some big movie news. Apple might make a sequel to their hit film, F1.

Ooh.

In fact, they just released a teaser. Check it out.

[Unknown (Movie teaser voice)]

Audiences loved F1. So we're proud to bring you the sequel F2. Wait, that doesn't make sense. The sport is still called F1. We're proud to bring you the sequel F1. 2. No, that's confusing. The sequel F. F1. No. 2.

[Josh Safdie]

F2.

[Unknown (Movie teaser voice)]

1.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No.

[Unknown (Movie teaser voice)]

What the F. No. F me. No. FU. No.

[Jimmy Fallon]

F1.

[Unknown (Movie teaser voice)]

The way of water. No. F for good. No FML just call it Brad Pitt Car Movie. Coming next.

[Jimmy Fallon]

F All. Yeah, it looks good. I'm excited about that.

That.

And finally, this summer, Disney is letting couples get married on the steps of the Haunted Mansion. Ooh, it sounds like fun. Till your wedding night when you hear your wife singing It's a Small World. We have a great show.

Give it up for the Rudy Show. Come on. Hanging out with me. Come on. Hanging out, Hanging out with me. Oh, thank you very much. Welcome to the show, everybody.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow night, we have a big show right after the Olympics opening ceremony. Chris Hemsworth will be here. Mr. Beast will be here tomorrow night. Plus we've got Nick Jonas and a lot of surprises tomorrow night after the Olympics. It's going to be good. But first, what a show we have for you tonight. She is an Oscar winning actress who stars in the new movie Crime 101 which opens in theaters February 13th.

Halle Berry is here tonight. Come on now.

Love Halle Berry. Plus you can see him in the number one movie in the country right now. Send help. He also stars in an executive produce the film twinless which is streaming right now on Hulu.

Dylan o' Brien is joining us.

Hot show. Plus he is the Oscar nominated director, producer, co editor and co writer of Marty Supreme. Very talented.

Josh Safdie is here tonight. Marty Supreme.

Guys, I'm so excited because Super Bowl 60 is happening this Sunday. You got Seattle Seahawks facing off against the New England Patriots. Now, as you know, after the game they give out awards like most valuable player, but they also give out awards before the game, too.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'll show you what I mean. It's time for tonight's show superlatives.

Here we go. Tonight's show superlative.

Our first player is from the Patriots. It's their quarterback, Drake May. He was voted most likely to stand outside Hollister with his shirt off.

Sup?

Next up from the Seahawks is Sam Darnold.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He was voted most likely to bleed milk. Oh, wow. He needs a t rare award. No, Very white. Very white. Yeah. Up next from the Patriots is F10 Chishum III. He was voted most likely to get third place in an Amish Chris Martin lookalike contest. That's a tough contest. Wow, that's very tough. Competition's tough.

Yeah.

Clocks. Next up from the Seahawks is Cooper cup. He was voted ramen noodle iest. Next up from the Patriots is Robert Spillane. No, no. He was voted most likely to wear trojan brand hats. No, they made hats. XL rib for his play. Next up from the Seahawks is Jalen Sundell. He was voted most likely to be what happens if Luke combs, jelly roll and Kevin James run full speed into each other? And finally from the patriots is Hunter Henry. He was voted temu Tom Brady.

There you have it, everybody. Those are your superlatives. Stick around. We'll be right back with Halle Berry. Our first guest is an Oscar winning.

Actress starring in the new movie Crime 101, which opens in theaters February 13th. Please welcome Halle Berry.

Standing up for Halle Berry.

They love you. We love you. Welcome back to the show.

Hi.

[Halle Berry]

I really love you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

First of all, we have some very happy news that I wanted to discuss here, but you want to clarify something before we get into it?

[Halle Berry]

I do.

[Jimmy Fallon]

There's been some confusion.

[Halle Berry]

There's some confusion. It's going around that I. That my guy, Van Hunt, I've been dating him now for almost six years.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes, I know him. He's great.

[Halle Berry]

He is great, right?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

No, don't be jealous. Don't be jealous. No, no, he's great.

We love him.

[Halle Berry]

He's great. Well, there's some confusion that he asked to marry me and I said no.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's yes.

No, no, no, sir, stop. Oh, my.

But that is not.

[Halle Berry]

No, that's not the case. I did not say no. We just don't have a date. But of course I said yes. I would marry.

[Jimmy Fallon]

All right, good. Come on. Yay. That's right. I'm so happy. You guys are a great.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Oh, my God.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Security. Please have that guy taking out. Thank you so much. Bye. No, I'm so happy for. You guys are a great couple. Thank you. Congratulations.

[Halle Berry]

Thank you. He did put a little ring on it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Ooh, my little. Oh, yeah. That's what I'm talking about. I'm so happy to see you. I know we talked in the past about your love of the Olympics.

[Halle Berry]

Yes, I love the Olympics.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Because you wanted to be a gymnast at one point, or you weren't gym.

[Halle Berry]

I was a gymnast.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's right.

[Halle Berry]

I was. And I thought I would be like the black Nadia Comanici.

[Sammy]

Oh, my gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Halle Berry]

Was not in my car.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, no, not at all. But you got to carry the torch.

[Halle Berry]

I did.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I remember that.

[Halle Berry]

I got to run the torch. That's the highlight. One of the highlights of my life. Dreaming of being an Olympian, to carry the torch, you know, up the Palais steps in Cannes, France, was, like, a lot of fun.

[Jimmy Fallon]

So I'm assuming you will be watching the Winter Olympics.

[Halle Berry]

Oh, my God. Yes. I'm gonna be watching and cheering.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[Halle Berry]

Ice skating. That's my thing also.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Really?

[Halle Berry]

Oh, my God. Every time I see. I think I can do it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I know. I know. It looks so easy.

[Halle Berry]

It's so nice.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Then me on the rink. It's so embarrassing.

[Halle Berry]

Oh, so embarrassing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Almost like holding onto the sides. It's so sad. But it's big sports weekend for NBC because we had the Winter Olympics, and then you have the super bowl on Sunday. Are you watching the super bowl, too?

[Halle Berry]

Of course.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Halle Berry]

Mainly for Bad Bunny.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, yeah. He's gonna crush it. Crush it.

[Halle Berry]

He's gonna crush it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I love that dude. He's gonna get everybody dancing.

[Halle Berry]

Yeah. I'm so happy that he's a party.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Every time he comes here, he has a party. Full on party.

[Halle Berry]

Yeah. He's gonna do a good job.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, he's gonna crush it. I follow you on the socials. You're a fun follow. And I saw that you did a lot of adventurous, kind of outdoorsy things over the summer. Do you know what I'm talking about?

[Halle Berry]

I did this summer. My 12 year old son. You know, when you have a boy, you have to do things like you can't go on a vacation to an island and sit Mai tais. When you have a 12 year old.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Boy, they want action.

[Halle Berry]

Action. You have to keep him engaged. So we took him to Utah. We always wanted to go to the Grand Canyon. I had never been, I mean, I'm ashamed to say, living in California, I had never been.

[Josh Safdie]

Me neither.

[Halle Berry]

So you neither?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Me neither.

[Halle Berry]

Well, you live here though, so.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I know, but I was dying to go. It's gorgeous, right?

It's gorgeous.

It's insane.

[Halle Berry]

We stayed at the Amangaree and they treated us like, you know, our feet didn't touch the ground. We climbed the Hoodoo Canyon, which was amazing. Like, we're like 500ft up in the air. I mean, it was crazy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Halle.

This is.

This makes me crazy. This makes me queasy.

[Halle Berry]

I know.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Wait, that's a narrow bridge.

[Halle Berry]

It's like this little bridge that you take from one canyon to the other. And it kind of stuck. Swings and it's like I had to face, like my fears.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I was gonna say you're like posing and smiling after this picture. You're like, stop.

[Josh Safdie]

Oh, my gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Like, I would freak out. And then here's your son climbing. He's going for it.

[Halle Berry]

Oh, my God. He had no fear. He was fearless.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's unbelievable.

[Halle Berry]

I know. He was like. He was 11 doing that. And I have to say, Van sat this one out.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I would too.

[Halle Berry]

He was like, y' all are crazy. I'm not doing that.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I went rock climbing with my daughter too, but smaller than this scale. Tiny thing, but it's fun. I'm almost too big for little crevices. Crevasses. There was a thing called the lemon squeeze.

Oh.

And I definitely got my lemon squeeze. It was like the juice. I was stuck. I was stuck. She went ahead of me. I'm like, go. Bye. Go. I'm stuck here. From now on, give me food.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I didn't know what to do. Yeah.

[Halle Berry]

Lemon squeeze it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. I want to talk about your movie, Crime 101. Congratulations, by the way. Critics are raving. Critics are saying best movie of the year. It's you. What a cast. Chris Hemsworth. Come on. You and Chris Hemsworth in a movie?

[Halle Berry]

Oh, he's pretty good.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You know, Both of you are pretty good. And Mark Ruffalo.

[Halle Berry]

Mark Ruffalo, good cast. Barry Keoghan.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Barry Keoghan.

[Halle Berry]

Nick Nolte makes an appearance.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Oh, gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I love this type of movie, though. This is like a good thriller, but it's also a little sexy to it as well.

It is.

[Halle Berry]

It's a great. It's a throwback to those great movies of the past. Like, it's really adult, you know, in its way. Like Collateral Heat.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[Halle Berry]

The Thief. You know, those great movies.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes.

[Halle Berry]

Propulsive. They have action, they have great characters. L A. It's a love letter to la. You know, it's shot beautifully. Our director, Bart Layton, just, like, shot the out of it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, that was gonna be the slogan for the film. They changed it last minute. But crime 101. How do we explain what it's about and who you play?

[Halle Berry]

Well, it's about. Chris Hemsworth plays a high class thief. I play a high class insurance agent who has kind of aged out of her job because she's now 53, as they call me in the movie. And Mark Ruffalo plays a cop with a heart of gold. And it's sort of like this cat and mouse chase and we're all sort of intertwined and we're all sort of impacting each other's future in some way. And it's action exciting. And I can tell you this, when I was reading the script, I was like, this is so good, but this better end right. If this doesn't end right, I'm gonna be mad. And all I have to say is the ending is money. It is so satisfying.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes, it is good.

Yes, the ending is satisfying.

Yes, it's perfect. You want it. It's exactly great. Chris Hemsworth is on the show tomorrow night. Do you have any questions for me that I should ask him?

[Halle Berry]

You do? I have a question.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, really?

[Halle Berry]

He is going to not like this. So I just want you to know. But I want you to do me a solid and do it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Of course I will.

[Halle Berry]

Please ask him this for you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Anything.

[Halle Berry]

Ask him to tell you why I storm will not be in doomsday. He knows the answer.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I can't Ask him that.

[Halle Berry]

Yeah, ask him that.

[Jimmy Fallon]

What?

Ask him that question.

He knows the answer.

[Halle Berry]

He knows the answer. He might not be brave enough to tell you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm going to do it. I'm going to ask him tomorrow.

[Halle Berry]

He knows the answer.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You're the best. I mean, come on.

Halle berry, everybody. Crime 101 opens in theaters February 13th. Get your tickets now.

Stick around. I say yes.

Yes. Lord to the beat all party Heaven.

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Cheap Our next guest is a talented actor whose new movie, Send Help, is currently number one at the box office. He also stars in and an executive produced the film Twinless, which is streaming now on Hulu. Please welcome Dylan o'.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Brien.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Number one movie, not too shabby, bud.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah, thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. Welcome to the show. Thanks for being here. By the way, I was gonna tell you how great you were in the Saturday Night Live movie. Oh, thank you. Saturday night, you played Dan Aykroyd.

[Dylan O'Brien]

I did.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You played very well.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I appreciate that. And I have a feeling. I did a little research. I think that you maybe manifested this role.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. Because I found a picture of you from your third grade talent show. Yeah. There you go. That's what I'm talking about. The Blues Brothers.

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

What's crazy is I did a whole press tour for this movie and forgot that this existed. So, like, they're always asking for stories and things, and I'm like, yeah, I got nothing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, wait, I dressed like him.

[Dylan O'Brien]

I literally was him. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I literally was him.

[Josh Safdie]

I know. I know.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You also star in the movie Twinless, which came out a few months ago. Congratulations on that. Thanks.

Thank you.

[Dylan O'Brien]

That movie means a lot.

[Josh Safdie]

Thank you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You recently nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. Congratulations for you. Thank you.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Appreciate that.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You executive produced it. What goes on behind, like, producing a movie? Do you like producing as well?

[Dylan O'Brien]

It's four years of hoping someone makes the job, you know?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Four years.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

It took us four years. James Sweeney, who wrote the film and he's in it with me, and he.

[Josh Safdie]

Directed it as well.

[Dylan O'Brien]

He wrote the original draft in 2015. So this was. My gosh.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

This is such a long labor of work.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, it's available now streaming on Hulu, if you guys want to check it.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah, please check it out, please.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's fantastic.

[Josh Safdie]

Thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You play your twin. I do, yeah. In the title, babe. What was it like working opposite yourself or with yourself?

[Dylan O'Brien]

Well, I got it really easy. Cause, I mean, I never have to I don't want to spoil the movie, but I don't share the screen with myself.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Right.

[Dylan O'Brien]

So I never thought that I would actually be good at that and still might not be.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, you were. You were. But I mean, was it odd? Like, did you. Going in and out of one character to another.

[Dylan O'Brien]

We separated the shoots schedules, actually, so, yeah. It's only three days where I played my twin, and then predominantly the shooting experience was me as the other one. Still alive.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Congratulations on that.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, it was great. I want to talk about. Send help, please. Yeah. Number one film in the country right now.

Crazy.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah, thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Not everyone can say that.

[Dylan O'Brien]

No, crazy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You star opposite Rachel McAdams, who we love. You guys must have spent a lot of time getting to know each other.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah. It was just us on a beach. And I said, yeah, that's great. It's just the funniest job that could come along. I was like, no one else? And they're like, no, it's just you guys on a beach. And I was like, I get her all to myself.

[Josh Safdie]

Thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

You choosing that spot was incredible.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Sorry.

People love you. Yeah. One at a time. Everyone gets to say yes. Yes. Of course. They love.

[Josh Safdie]

Thanks.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He loves you.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Let's get the crowd involved.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, yeah, of course.

It might as well.

It was a live audience. Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Utilize it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. Did Rachel, what was she like, getting to know her, just, you guys just on the beat.

[Dylan O'Brien]

She's. I mean, it's crazy because she is. She's the most grounded, like, a human can get, especially considering she's, you know, like a multi generational icon. So, like, she doesn't, like, believe that or know that or is really aware of that, I guess, like, to just so many people, she's, you know, such an entity in our minds. Right. So she'll just sort of very sweetly, like, she talks about her life experiences as if they're just normal experiences. And she doesn't kind of contextualize them with a name drop or anything, but. So I just started to realize at some point after a while of working with her that she'll be talking about something and you can start detecting. She'll be like, I play kind of a bad guy in this movie. And she's like, I played kind of a bully once. And I'm like, oh, yeah? Yeah, what was that like? And she's like, it's tough.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You gotta go home.

[Dylan O'Brien]

You shower it off. She's like, yeah, it was a movie. It was in high school, and, you know, a new Girl moves to town and I'm not very nice to her and I'm just like, are you talking about mean girls?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Pretty iconic famous movie. She's like, yes, you've seen it?

[Dylan O'Brien]

And I was like, yes, I have.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. I'm the one that saw it. I'm the only one that saw that.

[Dylan O'Brien]

And she's like, actually like that. She's. But she's the greatest. She's honestly the greatest human being on the planet.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I can't believe I once had a very romantic kiss in a movie.

Once. Yeah.

And you're like.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Like big bearded guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You talking about the Notebook?

[Dylan O'Brien]

She's like, there's old people and then there's young people in the flashbacks on this Notebook.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You're jacked in this movie. You're ripped.

Whoa.

Yeah, yeah. Gotta say that. Yeah. It's the pants.

[Dylan O'Brien]

I don't know.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's not the pants. We can cut that. No, I can edit my own edits. No, no, cut that one. You cut that one. Yeah, of course. No, but you trained. Your training was very. Yeah. Rigorous.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah, well, I. I was coming off a very not hot few months when I got this job.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You know when you have.

[Dylan O'Brien]

You have periods like that, right?

[Josh Safdie]

No.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Okay.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm always. Just always. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Safdie]

Always cooking.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, yeah, of course, baby. Have you had to get into shape?

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yes, quite quickly. And so I was kind of. I like working out outside and I would go to the park and try to do my little workouts. And like, you're feeling good? You know, and like I was feeling pretty good doing these workouts. There's apparently like. We were shooting in Sydney, Australia, for the first part of this film and there's like a TikTok. Yeah. Nice.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Cool.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Got some folks from down under here. Yeah, we've got some Australia enthusiasts.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

So there's this guy who's like this TikTok, like paparazzi guy. And I guess I came to work one day and they. The crew had like shown me this video of me and I'm. Well, I brought it if you want. It's just for training tips. If, like, you want, I have the video.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Here's the.

Take a look at this one. Nice.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Two.

[Dylan O'Brien]

There you go.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And there you. That's good. That's enough.

There you go.

Not bad.

There you go.

Ooh, I hurt.

Ow. Ow.

Hurt a little bit.

So two.

Wow, that's amazing training.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Thank you. That's the two. That's the two pull up workout. I could put it on a little.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The old two pumper Check out my.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Sub stack if you want my routine.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Okay.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Pretty humbling.

[Jimmy Fallon]

How do we set up what Send Help is about?

[Dylan O'Brien]

I mean, it's basically so Rachel McAdams plays a character named Linda Little, who is very underappreciated at her corporate job.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yep.

[Dylan O'Brien]

And she's also kind of frumpy and, like, disliked, which is really funny.

[Josh Safdie]

It's Rachel McAdams.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah. But she plays it really well. It's actually amazing how she sells it. And then I'm sort of the owner of the company's past and I kind of take his place as the boss. And I'm not a very nice guy, and I have no plans for her in the future. The company. She's been awaiting this promotion that my dad had promised her. I'm a very mean guy. Yes. And then we get in a plane crash and we crash on an island. And she's very much more equipped to survive the island than I am. So I sort of then become kind of her, you know, Cap T a.

[Josh Safdie]

Little bit, I guess.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

Prisoner. Yeah, it's twisted. Twists and turns and twists.

Yeah.

And then another turn and then another twist. Another twist.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And then a final twist.

[Josh Safdie]

So you saw it?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Ooh, I loved it. Are you kidding me?

I didn't know where it was gonna go, but I loved it. Come on.

That's Dylan o', Brien, everybody.

Thanks.

Send Help is in theaters everywhere now and Twinless is available on Hulu. More tonight's show after the break. Stick around. Everybody. Congratulation.

Our next guest is the Oscar nominated director, producer, co editor and co writer of Marty Supreme. It is now playing in theaters. Everyone please welcome Josh Safke.

That's what I'm talking about.

Welcome to the show. It's great to see you.

[Josh Safdie]

What's up, Roots?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. How you guys doing? Josh Safdie, we gotta talk about Marty Supreme. Congratulations. Well, I'll tell you why. You got nine Oscar nominations. Nine Oscar nominations? Come on.

Nine.

11 Bafta nominations.

What? You got a DGA nomination and it.

Is the highest grossing movie in A24 history.

Come on now. That's what I'm talking about. Now. What's up now? What's up now? Now how do you feel?

Come on now, Marty Supreme. How does it make you feel?

[Josh Safdie]

Oh, man, that's an impossible. It's impossible to understand. It really is. It's a crazy, surreal feeling. You have to understand this movie, as big as it is in scope, it's a personal movie. And all my films are personal. And those early films that I Did. They were made shoestring budgets. They, you know, I would go to a theater and there'd be, I don't know, three, four people in the theater. And I would be able to do a Q and A. And they would say, sir, you don't. Don't worry, you don't have to do a Q and A. I was like, no, I insist. And I'll do a two hour Q&A.

[Jimmy Fallon]

With three people. With three people.

[Josh Safdie]

At some point it just becomes a conversation, you know what I mean? And they have to kick me out at some point.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But you got people to go to the theaters and go see this movie. Congratulations.

[Josh Safdie]

Timmy's unbelievable in the film. And I think, yeah, Timothy, he's amazing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Timothee Chalamet is great.

[Josh Safdie]

And the way he promoted the film was very conceptual, very cool. It was like the main character's named Marty Mauser. And, you know, it was like a conceptual marketing plan.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It was a great job, Marty, because.

[Josh Safdie]

It was like the dreams of the main character.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But as the co writer, as the director of this, how do you come up with this idea and go, I got the best idea. I'm going to do a movie about ping pong. And he goes, wait, what? Where did it come from?

[Josh Safdie]

Who? Yeah, I mean, it's. It's a movie about a dreamer. It's about a hardcore dreamer who's a dream that no one respects. And he's going to go to hell and back to try to pursue greatness.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. And do whatever he can.

[Josh Safdie]

So it's about a dreamer, you know, and table tennis, not ping pong, is really.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, I was just seeing a few.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah. Anything. Anything you can take seriously in life is worth pursuing from my point of view.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I love that.

Yeah.

You know what I love about this is the attention to detail. The streets in the fifties in New York City, the bowling alley. I felt like I was in the pet shop.

[Josh Safdie]

We had 100 live animals in that pet shop. Jack Fisk. Yeah, Jack Fisk, the production designer, was the greatest living production designer. I said to him, I want it to smell like a pet shop and I want it to sound like a pet shop. And you did. You felt. When you walked in, you felt like you were in a pet shop. And it was special. I mean, he. I said to Jack, when I wanted to do the film, I said, I want you to create a time machine. Because this is not a period film. It's a contemporary movie that I shot in 1952.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Wow.

[Josh Safdie]

That's the vibe of the movie.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I got to Work with Cameron Crowe on this movie. I did, a long time ago. And his attention to detail is everything. And everyone had a backstory, like you did with your actors. Everyone. Everyone had a backstory, knew what they were doing.

[Josh Safdie]

You had a backstory for your character. I love that.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thank you.

[Josh Safdie]

That's an amazing film. Has everybody here seen Almost Famous? That's one of my favorite films. I actually skipped school to see that movie. The 11am showing. I went with my mom. She wanted to see it too. And we went and I saw it, and it's. I love Cameron Crowe. Of all of his work, going back to fast times and. And you're amazing in that film.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, it's great. Thank you.

[Josh Safdie]

You're unbelievable. Actually, we have a picture here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Picture here.

What?

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah, we have a picture here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, that's me. Yeah, that's me in the movie.

[Halle Berry]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thank you very much. Yeah, I remember that. Yeah, that was great.

[Josh Safdie]

So the look, the costume, like, how did you and Cameron develop something like this? The look here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. No, I just.

[Josh Safdie]

Did you did you. Were you in the. Were you in the wardrobe department picking out the.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, I was in there. I grew a beard and I grew my hair out, and it was.

[Josh Safdie]

So it was your decision to do the hair, not his?

[Jimmy Fallon]

No, he just told me, grow it out, and kind of went for it. Yeah. Went for that look.

[Dylan O'Brien]

And it was.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, it was interesting. Yeah, I loved it. It felt like it was in the 70s.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Ah.

[Josh Safdie]

I mean, there's. There's, you know, you're a music. You play music executive in the. In the movie.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Josh Safdie]

And you're a musician, actually. Love. Idiot Boyfriend.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thank you.

[Josh Safdie]

It's a great song. Great song. I appreciate it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I'm an idiot.

Oh, yeah.

And I'm your boyfriend.

Yeah. Yeah. That's cool.

[Josh Safdie]

So you must have known a lot. Like, you were able to. You probably had a lot of horrible exchanges with music executives. So you were able to bring that to the role, right?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I did. But we used that in the film to, you know, to kind of make it more real.

[Josh Safdie]

Yeah, exactly. I have to say. Without ruining the movie, right?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Without having.

Exactly.

[Josh Safdie]

Without ruining the movie, So.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Without ruining the movie.

That came out.

[Josh Safdie]

So. Without ruining the movie.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, it was so much fun.

[Josh Safdie]

Which is a great film. Towards the end of the movie, your guys are on a private plane.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, I am.

[Josh Safdie]

And everyone's kind of admitting to.

[Dylan O'Brien]

These.

[Josh Safdie]

Horrible things they've done in the past.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

Yeah.

We didn't think we could pull it off.

[Josh Safdie]

And I imagine that wasn't a real private plane.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Right. Turns out you're right. It was not a real private plane. It was on a set and there was a gimbal there. And they actually had the cast leave so that I could record my lines because we were all laughing so.

[Josh Safdie]

Seriously.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yes. That's.

Wow. I was talking.

You give me that photo of me, please. We were talking about Marty Supreme. Talk about this guy right here, Timothy Chalamet. This is.

How did you.

Seriously, though, how did you.

[Josh Safdie]

Well, just like this, right? Just like this clip. Were these real glasses that you're wearing?

[Jimmy Fallon]

No.

[Josh Safdie]

Okay, so those are just kind of play glasses with no prescription in them? That is correct, yeah. So when Timmy and I first started talking about the character, we started talking about it in 2018ish, 2017. And I wanted the character to have an immediate kind of underdog vibe. And I wanted him to feel like when you saw him, you saw a life of impairment. You could feel his history immediately. All that character development, the fights on the streets, maybe the strange argument he had with someone because he lost in a table tennis hustle, and they nicked him on the chin with a knife. So there's a little keloid scar, by the way.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I understand that because I was like, I know Timothy pretty well, and does he have these scars in his chin?

[Josh Safdie]

Well, Gwyneth Paltrow said to me, we were shooting a scene, she turned to me and she said, no one ever talks about how bad his skin is. And I said, no, that's Kira Pachenko and Mike Fontaine, my amazing makeup department. Like, that's. They did that. He had five prosthetic pieces, and they wove in little hairs into his eyebrow to give him this beautiful unibrow, which is accented. But the eyeglasses, you know, I wanted to feel a life of impairment, especially for a sport that demands visual acuity. So I said to him early on, I said, and that's a pet peeve. I'm sorry. Like, we'll go back to this. It's a pet peeve that those are just look like costume glasses. The movie's amazing. Lots of movies that use, you know, non prescription glasses are still amazing. But what I said to Timmy was, what I want to do is I want to put plus 10 contact lenses in your eyes and then negative 6 prescription eyeglasses in front of them so that you can. Because you can feel that. You can sense that when the glasses fall off, you can't see the way it kind of the way it shrinks your eyes because the distance from The. From the glasses to the face refracted these. I sense these things. When you meet someone who's got bad vision, you can tell they got bad vision. Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Timothy getting fit for contact lenses.

[Josh Safdie]

Timmy called me, and he said. He's like, so I'm at the optimal. Before I pitched it to him, I said, look, Timmy, I spoke to my ophthalmologist. He said, it's totally safe. He goes, it's annoying, but it's safe. And he's like, all right, fine. He went to an ophthalmologist, and he got fitted, and this is the. Actually minus 10. We ended up going to a minus six and a half. So where he felt comfortable. And he said to me, I said, how does it feel? He goes, I'm in a fishbowl right now. I'm fully in a fishbowl. And then I never thought about this, because I'm lucky to have good vision. You have good vision?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Dylan O'Brien]

Yeah.

[Josh Safdie]

No contacts in there?

[Jimmy Fallon]

No.

Okay.

[Josh Safdie]

I didn't realize that when you have glasses, they don't cover your entire field of vision, so you have a little bit of a fishbowl effect. And he. Everyone who wears glasses is probably like, yeah, I'm used to that. Welcome to my world.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But this is what I'm. This is the attention to detail that I'm talking about with Josh Safdie has. That is amazing that that goes into that film. It's a great film.

Congratulations again, Josh Safdie, everybody. Marty supreme is playing now. Wait, wait, wait. What?

Almost Famous is streaming. Oh, my God.

Marcus Supreme. My thanks to Halle Berry, Dylan o', Brien, Josh Safdie, and the roots back there. Thank you for watching.

Good night, everybody. Thanks for listening to the Tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon. Don't forget to subscribe to get the latest episodes weekday mornings. Wherever you get your podcasts. Watch the Tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon, weeknights on NBC and streaming on Peacock.