Trump Threatens Europe with 200% Champagne and Wine Tariff | Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren, Anthony Michael Hall | Thursday, March 13

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Episode: Trump Threatens Europe with 200% Champagne and Wine Tariff | Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren, Anthony Michael Hall | Thursday, March 13 Release Date: March 14, 2025

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1. Opening and Current Events Monologue

Jimmy Fallon kicks off the show with his signature energy from Studio 6P, quickly diving into the day's hot topic: President Trump's threat to impose a 200% tariff on champagne and wine from Europe. He humorously highlights the absurdity of such a move, saying:

"200% tariff on champagne and wine. Americans heard and were like, you can do whatever you want with wine, just don't mess with our gummies." (01:28)

Fallon elaborates on the escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and European whiskey makers, poking fun at the public disagreements among brands like Jack Daniels and Jameson:

"Jack Daniels said, 'Would you say, if I'm a president, why don't you come over here and say in my face?' And then Jameson said, 'Oh, yeah, I swam the Pacific Ocean and kick your ass.'" (02:06)

He further mocks President Trump's remarks about Canada, questioning the rationale behind perceived artificial borders:

"It's stuff like this that makes people question his state. You know what I'm saying?" (03:41)

2. White House and Political News Highlights

Fallon transitions to more political news, discussing Trump's meeting with the NATO Secretary General and his peculiar comments about Canada. He shares a playful critique of Trump's Oval Office decoration choices, listing a satirical array of 20 portraits, including fictional and meme-inspired characters:

"Portraits of great Americans like Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, Al Bundy, Honey Boo Boo, Chewbacca mom..." (04:23)

Additionally, Fallon touches on the potential government shutdown due to Congress's failure to reach a spending deal, using his trademark humor to lighten the topic.

3. Lighthearted Business and Entertainment Updates

In a shift from politics, Fallon shares amusing business news:

• Egg Prices: A sudden drop in egg prices is celebrated, especially by backyard chicken enthusiasts.
• Heinz Ketchup Innovation: Fallon showcases Heinz's new ketchup bottle designed specifically for dipping chips, receiving playful banter from guests about its practicality.

He also highlights upcoming entertainment releases:

• Disney's Live-Action "Lilo and Stitch" Remake
• Animated Remake of the Live-Action "The Lion King"
• Trailer for Season Two of "The Last of Us", humorously comparing it to a Coachella ad.

4. Broadway Premiere with Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren

The highlight of the evening features a segment with Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren, stars of the Broadway premiere "The Last Five Years" at the Hudson Theater. Fallon introduces them with enthusiasm, emphasizing their accolades:

"He is a multi platinum selling artist and she is a Tony winning performer." (09:46)

Rehearsals and Production Insights

Adrienne Warren shares insights into the rigorous rehearsal schedule:

"We basically show up at noon each day and we rehearse this show beat by beat till midnight or 10pm in this case." (10:42)

She praises the creative team, particularly composer Jason Robert Brown, and expresses her excitement about the upcoming performances.

Personal Experiences and Interactions

The conversation delves into the dynamics between Jonas and Warren, including:

• Warren's Broadway Debut: Reflecting on her first Broadway experience in 2001 with Reba McEntire, Adrienne shares touching memories, including interactions with Dolly Parton.

• Jonas's Work Ethic: Warren commends Jonas's dedication, noting his relentless work ethic:

  "He [Nick] ups to Andy every single day. And I'm like, wait a minute, I gotta step up every single day." (12:04)

• Behind-the-Scenes Anecdotes: They exchange humorous stories about dressing rooms and interactions with other Broadway icons like Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Show Synopsis

Adrienne provides a brief overview of "The Last Five Years":

"It's about a couple, and it goes through five years of their relationship. You meet us when we fall in love, and then we get married, and then there's a divorce. You'll find out why." (16:13)

She highlights the unique narrative structure, with her character starting at the end of the relationship and Jonas's at the beginning, eventually converging in the middle.

5. Interview with Anthony Michael Hall

The show continues with Anthony Michael Hall, a talented actor known for his roles in "Reacher" and classic films like "The Breakfast Club." Fallon reminisces about Hall's history with Saturday Night Live (SNL), particularly his appearance during SNL50.

SNL50 Memories

Hall recounts his experience during SNL50, sharing heartfelt moments and interactions with colleagues:

"I was supposed to be singing, and I woke up that day, and I had no voice. I was sick as a dog..." (13:28)

He expresses gratitude towards legends like Chevy Chase and Meryl Streep, showcasing a personal invitation from the latter:

"This is my wife Lucia. Meryl Streep Gordon." (20:02)

Career Highlights and "Reacher" Promotion

Hall discusses his role in season three of "Reacher" on Prime Video, detailing his character's complexities and the show's success:

"Play this character, Zachary Beck, and he's basically a gun runner... another storyline with his son." (20:54)

He lauds the opportunity provided by Nick Santora and Amazon, emphasizing the show's positive reception.

6. Musical Performances by The Roots

Interspersed throughout the episode are performances by The Roots, adding musical flair and entertaining interludes that complement the interviews and monologues.

7. Promotional Segments and Closing Remarks

Fallon promotes NBC Store merchandise in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, showcasing themed shirts and the innovative Heinz ketchup dipping cup. He humorously warns about potential price hikes once tariffs take effect:

"Once the tariffs kick in, they'll be $300 a piece." (07:23)

In closing, Fallon thanks his guests—Nick Jonas, Adrienne Warren, and Anthony Michael Hall—highlighting their contributions to the evening and upcoming projects. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the podcast and tune into future episodes, signing off with his warm appreciation.

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Notable Quotes:

• Jimmy Fallon on Trump’s Tariffs: "200% tariff on champagne and wine. Americans heard and were like, you can do whatever you want with wine, just don't mess with our gummies." (01:28)

• Adrienne Warren on Rehearsals: "We basically show up at noon each day and we rehearse this show beat by beat till midnight or 10pm in this case." (10:42)

• Anthony Michael Hall on SNL50: "I was supposed to be singing, and I woke up that day, and I had no voice. I was sick as a dog." (13:28)

• Show Synopsis by Adrienne Warren: "It's about a couple, and it goes through five years of their relationship. You meet us when we fall in love, and then we get married, and then there's a divorce. You'll find out why." (16:13)

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This episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon masterfully blends current events satire, engaging celebrity interviews, and lively performances, offering listeners a comprehensive and entertaining experience.

Transcript

[Jimmy Fallon]

From Studio 6P and rock and Roll center in the heart of New York City, it's the Tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Tonight joins Jimmy and his guest, Nick Jonas. And Adrian Warren Anthony Michael Hall. And featuring the legendary Ruth Rude 20 year old rake. And now here he is, Jimmy Fall sa.

This feels like a Thursday night. That feels like it. Thank you very much. Enjoy yourself and welcome, welcome, welcome to the Tonight Show. Thank you for being here. We're going to get to some news here, but can you guess what everyone's talking about? That's right. Tariffs. Tariffs are dominating the news. Everyone is talking about this.

[Nick Jonas]

Wow.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Today, President Trump threatened Europe with a 200% tariff on champagne and wine. That's a lot. Almost enough to make you feel bad for people who buy champagne and wine. People buying champagne and wine were like, what's next? Caviar and truffles? Trump's playing a dangerous game. Nobody wants to attend a Mike's Hard lemonade and cheese party. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. 200% tariff on champagne and wine. Americans heard and were like, you can do whatever you want with wine, just don't mess with our gummies. Yeah. Trump is threatening alcohol tariffs after Europe put their own tariffs on American whiskeys.

[Adrian Warren]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It led to a lot of tension between American and European whiskey makers. Check out what they've been saying. First, Jack Daniels said, we are disappointed with Europe's decision to place tariffs on American whiskey, which will lead to higher costs for consumers. Then Jamison said, I'll spare us the sob story, all right? We're only doing this because your president started it. Jack Daniels said, would you say, if I'm a president, why don't you come over here and say in my face? And then Jameson said, oh, yeah, I swam the Pacific Ocean and kick your ass. And Jack Daniels said, oh, yeah, come over. I'm waiting for you. And then four Lokos said, gentlemen, please show some decorum. And finally, Jameson and Jack Daniels both said, oh, shut up, Four Loko. We're not drunk. You're drunk.

I'm not the one.

You're the one. Get over here. Some more political news today at the White House, Trump met with the NATO Secretary General. And at one point, Trump got on a bit of a tangent about Canada. Watch this.

[Donald Trump]

I love Canada. I love the people of Canada. If you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it between Canada and the U.S. just a straight artificial line. It's so perfect as a great and cherished state. Keeping o Canada the national anthem.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I love it.

[Donald Trump]

I think it's great. Keep it. But it'll be, for this day, one of our greatest states, maybe our greatest state.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's stuff like this that makes people question his state. You know what I'm saying? People are like, what about the artificial line between the US And Mexico? And Trump's like, no, that one's real.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

There's half a wall on that one.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Well, guys, some more news from Washington. Congress has until tomorrow to reach a speaker spending deal before the government shuts down. Canada was like, aw, if you guys want, you can be our 11th province. Our government could stop functioning. Yeah, it's big news. Apparently, our government has been functioning. Hey, I saw that the Oval office now has 20 different portraits of Trump's favorite historical figures. And they even released a video about it. Check this out.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

I, Donald J. Trump, am proud to add portraits of my favorite historical figures to the Oval Office. Portraits of great Americans like Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, Al Bundy, Honey Boo Boo, Chewbacca mom, the Cash Me Outside Girl. Bad Luck Brian the Taco Bell Chihuahua, Dramatic Chipmunk, Walmart Yodel Boy. And my personal favorite, Tiger King favorite Little Different.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Well, here. Here's some good news. I read that so far this month, the price of eggs has rapidly fallen. Yes. Or as everyone who just bought a bunch of backyard chickens put it, fan effing tested, the price drop couldn't have come at a better time. Elon was dangerously close to dying Jeff Bezos head and hiding him in the backyard.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Wow. Wow.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He was close. He was dangerously close to. I'll tell you why. It was just nick of time. It was dangerously close to. Elon was going to dye Jeff Bezos head. Right. And hide him in the backyard like an Easter egg. That's correct. That's crazy. Now I get it. Oh, man. Hey, guys, get this. Heinz just unveiled the brand new ketchup bottle that's made for dipping chips. Can we see it? And it's a jar. Okay, that's good. Great invention. You did it, Larry.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

I made the mouth wider.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Some entertainment news. Disney just released a trailer for their live action remake of Lilo and Stitch. Yeah, you can tell they're running out of ideas because their next movie is an animated remake of the live action remake of the animated movie the Lion King. I can't wait for that. That's gonna be good. And finally, the trailer for season two of the Last of Us just came out. It looks great. In the trailer, they walk around and encounter a bunch of people taken over by mushrooms. Basically It's a commercial for Coachella. We have a great show. Give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen.

[The Roots]

Bigoted rocket. My favorite cartoon. Fly me to the moon. Who loves Popeye? The silence.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Look at that. It is St. Patrick's Day on Monday. And if you want to get into the spirit, look at this. We have these shirts at the NBC store. There you go. And this is our new invention here. Look at this one.

[Nick Jonas]

Oh, is that a bottle?

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a. It's a Heinz dipping cup.

[Nick Jonas]

Oh, you put chips, right?

[Jimmy Fallon]

You put chips in it. You dip it in. It's a new invention.

[Nick Jonas]

Fantastic.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The new event. It's fun technology. It's fantastic. But actually, if you split the G. Anyone know what that is? Yeah. Well, now you just split the shamrock. Oh.

[Nick Jonas]

So you know where the sh.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Oh, nice.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Split the sham.

[Nick Jonas]

Shamwow.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But then this shirt we kind of like because it's just your basic shamrock. Right. Which is my monologue. I have a four leaf clover in my monologue. Mark would stand there. But this is fun. If you have a sharpie, if you're going out with your pals, you write their names, you know. Yeah. Here you go. It's that simple. Then you go out and all your boys that you're hanging out with, you write their name down. There you go. That's what it's for. You can get them at the NBC store. You can get them at the NBC store here at 30 Rock. They're opening early on Monday just for this. Oh, no, they're opening up at 8am Monday so you can grab one before you go to the parade. So yeah, you can get all these things right there. Yep. You can also order them at the [e-mail]. they're limited edition, so get them while you can. Also, once the tariffs kick in, they'll be $300 a piece. Happy St. Patrick's Day. Yeah. What a show we have for you tonight. He is a multi platinum selling artist and she is a Tony winning performer. Together they're starring in the Broadway premiere of the last five years beginning March 18th at the Hudson theater. Nick Jonas and Adrian Warren are here. We'll be talk. I mean talent. Talk about talent. Also. He's a very talented actor. He's an icon superstar. He stars in the hit series Reacher which is out now on Prime Video. Anthony Michael hall is joining us tonight. Love him. That's all the time we have for this. But that stick around. We have more tonight after the break. Everybody come on by. Our first guests are starring in the Broadway premiere of the last five years beginning March 18th at the Hudson Theater. He's a multi platinum selling Grammy nominated musician and a talented actor. She's a Tony winning performer. Everyone please welcome Nick Jonas and Adrian Warren.

Welcome.

Welcome back. It is so great to have you both here. Yeah. Ow is right. Fans. Fans are very excited because previews start next week, but this is the first time on Broadway. Congratulations on this. How are rehearsals going?

[Adrian Warren]

Rehearsals are going well. I mean, it's a lot, you know, for those that don't know, we basically show up at noon each day and we rehearse this show beat by beat till midnight or 10pm in this case. And it's just, you know, putting the whole thing together has been an absolute joy. We have an incredible creative team. Obviously Jason Robert Brown, the composer of this show, is an icon. He's going to be here playing with us tonight, which would be great. And we're having the best time.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thanks for doing that song for us. Tonight we're getting a sneak peek. Like, no one's seen this yet. This is a big deal.

[Adrian Warren]

No one's seen this.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a big deal for us. You both have been on Broadway numerous times. Nick, this is your fifth, probably my fifth show.

[Adrian Warren]

Yeah. I did a bunch of shows as a kid.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Adrian Warren]

And so this is my second time coming back since being an adult. And this is just a dream role, so.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And Adrian, you won a Tony. The. For the last show you were in for Tina. Tina Turner. Congratulations.

Thank you.

That's awesome. Thank you. Adrienne, have you ever crossed paths with Nick before?

[Adrian Warren]

No. I mean, of course. I watched him when I was growing up on the Disney Channel because who didn't? But we've never crossed paths. But when I was a kid, I did audition for Camp Rock. I didn't get it, but that's okay because I did my own little rock and roll show later. Yeah, that's right. But no, we have it. Not yet. Until now.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Anything surprised you about Nick since you've been working together?

[Adrian Warren]

Besides, he's such an incredible teammate and just such a hard worker. He ups to Andy every single day. And I'm like, wait a minute, I gotta step up every single day.

[Jimmy Fallon]

He actually is unbelievable. I've known him for a long time and yeah, he always shows up and knocks it out of the park.

[Adrian Warren]

But here's another thing. Now, I may be the only one who didn't know this. I didn't actually realize how famous Nick actually is.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, Mike. What?

[Adrian Warren]

Like, this is not. We're not just walking down the street, going to get coffee in between rehearsals, because it's a whole to do. So I'm like, you stay here. I'll go get the coffee.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, Yeah. A lot of people love him. Yeah. You can't walk down the street with Nick Jonas. No. Now the show is gonna be at the Hudson Theater. This is very exciting.

[Adrian Warren]

You were just there.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I was just. I made my Broadway theater, Broadway debut. Now, hold on. It's the biggest thing. It's the biggest deal to me. I did eight shows. I was there for a week at the Hudson Theater, and I used to go there, and I had the greatest time. But are you feeling my aura?

[Adrian Warren]

Yes. You warmed it up for us.

I'm in your dressing room. You warmed it up. So I walked in the room. They gave us the option to go see which room we wanted. I walked in, I said, I feel like Jimmy was here.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Did he take my up the stairs?

[Adrian Warren]

Yes.

It was a great spot.

[Jimmy Fallon]

No way.

[Adrian Warren]

He's got a good spot.

[Jimmy Fallon]

You didn't take the Lin Manuels.

[Adrian Warren]

So the funny story, I was. The last time I was in this building was for the SNL50, which you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Crushed it, by the way. You were fantastic. Thank you.

[Adrian Warren]

I was in it for two seconds, but. No, but you were great seconds. I was in this sketch. I was supposed to be singing, and I woke up that day, and I had no voice. I was sick as a dog. And so I spent the day stressing out about being on camera. And I get in my dressing room here, and I'm sharing with Lin Manuel, and he gave me the whole setup of, you have to be in my room. It's the best one. And I walked in there and no disrespect, we love you, Lynn, but that room is not the best.

It's not the best one.

It's not the best.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I went in his room really quickly because he was just watching wrestling when. When he wasn't. When we're not on. Cause it's interesting, like, when you do these shows, there's the double shows on the weekends. It was a lot. So in between shows, you don't want to really talk to each other because you want to save your voice. So no one talked to each other. And I was like, where is everybody?

[Adrian Warren]

Where are my friends who are saving.

Grace for that dressing room is that it has a bathroom. It's got a dedicated bathroom.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's right. Yeah.

[Adrian Warren]

So I think that's why he said.

I think I have the best dressing room, but.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, well, all right. We'll have to go. I'm going to go look and scope out through. Yeah, But I'm so happy, dude. I'm honored that you're in my dressing room.

[Adrian Warren]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Happy here.

[Adrian Warren]

Thank you for.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, no problem. Do you have any traditions for the opening night or any things that you do for.

[Adrian Warren]

Yeah, I mean, my parents, I love them very much, and every opening night, they love to send me things very, like, sentimental things right before I go on stage. So my Broadway debut, my parents sent a gift, and it was like a shadow box of every show, like, every part of the journey of that particular show. And I cried my eyes out, and I was supposed to go on stage immediately after, so I had to redo all of my makeup. I'm freaking out. It's my Broadway debut, but it was for a good reason. They're the best. I love you guys.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Aw. That is the best. What was your. I know you said you started when you were a kid. What was your Broadway debut? How old are you?

[Adrian Warren]

My Broadway debut was at the Marquee theater with Reba McIntyre in Andy get yout Gun in 2001.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, my God.

[Adrian Warren]

Wow. Reba, you know, obviously icon. Incredible. We had a lot of very special guests that would come to the show to see her. Former presidents and members of NSync, which was a big deal to many of us backstage and the biggest, you know, to come and see the show. And the person that meant the most to me and my father, speaking of parents, was Dolly Parton came. And so this is the one and only. This is the official invite for Dolly to come see us in our show.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, Come on, Dolly.

[Adrian Warren]

Gotta update the picture I have with her when I'm, like, 8.

[Jimmy Fallon]

The show is unique in that you're the only two people in the cast.

[Adrian Warren]

That's it. Yeah, just us. Sorry.

[Jimmy Fallon]

How do you set? No, it's great. That's all you need.

[Adrian Warren]

It's all you get.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's all we want. The last five years. That's what we want. But can you set up what the show is about?

[Adrian Warren]

Yeah, sure. So it's about a couple, and it goes through five years of their relationship. You meet us when we fall in love, and then we get married, and then there's a divorce. You'll find out why. But the most interesting part about this show is I start at the end of the relationship and Nick starts at the beginning. And we cross paths and we meet in the middle.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's fantastic. I cannot wait for this. Everybody stick around.

[The Roots]

Step, step one. And only in A flush Senegalese. The other.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Our next guest is one of my favorites. He's a very talented actor starring in season three of the global hit series Reacher, which is out now on Prime Video. Please welcome Anthony Michael Hall. Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the Tonight Show. I'm so happy to see you again. I saw you at the SNL 50th.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Man, that was amazing. First of all, what a great job you guys did. And the Roots, give it up.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, they were unbelievable.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Awesome.

[Jimmy Fallon]

They were great. The whole Friday night was the crazy big concert we did at Radio City.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Amazing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And that was just. I think it's the greatest concert I've ever seen in my life. One after the other, we're just crushing it.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

And postie with Nirvana. That was incredible.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Postie with Nirvana. But, I mean, I was just so happy to see everyone and all the cast members in the crowd.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah, man.

[Jimmy Fallon]

And it was just awesome. And seeing you. I mean, you. Here you are here. This is season 11. This is 40 years. You're the youngest cast member still.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

But the hair gel. Yeah, the hair gel and the hairspray budget was off the charts.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Look at this.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

It could have caught fire if anybody.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Was seven years old. To this day, you're the youngest to ever been a cast member on Saturday.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Wow.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Thank you, Lauren. Yeah, but I. This is. This is after you. You were in Sixteen Candles, the Breakfast Club, Weird Science. I mean, science. There was actually a documentary called, I think, the Weird Season or something. Weird Year. That was the weird year. Yeah.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

85, 86, man.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah. What was it like for you? What do you remember about being Siren?

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Well, as you guys know, I mean, better than I. I mean, it's everything. It's rock and roll, it's theater, everything rolled into one, man. You just have such a great time doing it, you know? And then there's also the doing of the show, which is incredible.

[Jimmy Fallon]

But at 17, were you.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah, man. Because I was at home a year or two before that watching Eddie. I was always a huge Eddie fan. And even in the 70s, I would watch the show and I'd have to stay up late, ask my mom. I could stay up and watch it. So. Always been a fan of snl, so it was just great to come back and salute Lauren and everybody involved, man.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It was incredible. I was happy to see your mom backstage, by the way.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah, Mom.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Gorgeous. Hey, Mom. Yeah, she's awesome. I'm so happy that she's here. And good, supportive mom. We love you, Mom. You brought some photos from the anniversary. Here's you with the legendary Chevy Chase.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Chevy, right?

[Jimmy Fallon]

Here it is. Yeah. Now, this is interesting because before even Breakfast Club, before Weird Science, and before Sixteen Candles, you were in the vacation movie.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

The first one. Nash Lampoon's Vacation.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Right.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

It's written by John Hughes, actually, but it's always great.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That's right. It was John Hughes. Yeah. I remember when I did the opening on Friday, I was out of breath. I was doing the John Belushi thing. I was totally out of breath. But as I was dancing around, I saw Chevy in the front, and he just looked at me and he goes, way to go. I was like, that was awesome. But it was cool. He didn't have to do that. Oh, here's you and the one and only the Sandman.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

How great is this?

[Jimmy Fallon]

And Will Ferrell. That's how you do it.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Now, also, here's the legend, Jack Nicholson and his daughter. And apparently, this is Will's mom.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Oh, that's Will's mom right there. That's Kay Farrell. That's Jack Nicholson. Yeah. And his daughter.

[Nick Jonas]

She's ready for the after party.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, she's ready for the after party. And then here's. This is beautiful.

[Adrian Warren]

Oh, yeah.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

This is my wife, and I got to introduce her to the great Meryl Streep. So that's my wife Lucia. Meryl Streep Gordon.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Oh, man. It was incredible. Just so much fun. But you said it was, like, out of body experience, man. It was just so many people there, and just an honor to be a part of it, you know, to reflect back, just that I was even there. It was amazing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's so fun. I got to talk about Reacher.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah. Let's do it.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's a giant hit. It is the.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's the biggest hit on Amazon right now. It's the biggest show on Amazon. Congratulations.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Thank you, sir. No, it's smashing.

[Jimmy Fallon]

It's great. You're crushing it.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Thank you, buddy. Thank you.

[Jimmy Fallon]

I also never realized how tall you were and how.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Yeah, yeah. Well, I was on a different thing. I was on the Eat out memo. And then I think those guys were working out all the time, but I was cool with it. But Alan's a good guy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Alan's a great guy, but He's. He's like 25ft tall.

[Anthony Michael Hall]

He's a big boy.

[Jimmy Fallon]

Yeah, but you play so well with him. Can you tell everybody who you play?

[Anthony Michael Hall]

Play this character, Zachary Beck, and he's basically a gun runner. You know, he's living like the Great Gatsby. You're like, this guy can't be a rug importer. So on the surface it's one thing. And then we reveal he's part of this criminal network and he's running guns. And. And there's another storyline with his son, which is cool, too. But just shout out to Nick Santora and Amazon for the opportunity. It was a great experience, man.

[Jimmy Fallon]

A lot of fun rushing it, buddy. You were. I couldn't be happier for you, man. Thank you, brother. I'm the biggest fan. Anthony Michael hall, everybody. Season three of Reacher is out now on Prime Video. More Tonight show after the break. Stick around everybody.

[The Roots]

To go low so I go look my heart wait for them.

[Jimmy Fallon]

That was great.

My thanks to Nick Jonas, Adrian Warren. You'll see this show the last five years. Also, Anthony Michael hall and the Roots from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Good night, everybody. Thank you.

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[Nick Jonas]

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