class. what s with the hat science. each of they are derby hats con se conceals a live camera. it s for bonus material for the dvd. you can t look in one place. you have to switch it up, okay? a group of high school friends making a movie. let the zaniness begin, right? not exactly. the coolest parts have almost nothing to do with these teenagers that actually end up from producing. from the behind of scene footage to the way how it s produced to the way it s released, there s a chance five teenagers will alter the film industry. our next guest is rob burnett, five-time emmy award winning executive produce of the late show with david letterman. he s the president and ceo of world wide pants and he s the writer and director of we made this movie. rob, welcome. i broke off there. did you say five emmys? that is what i said.
the two people who are the most important to me in my life, you and my wife, have the same name. hey, look up there. watch out, cnn. it s me, regis, hosting piers morgan tonight. hi, everybody. it s me, regis. remember me. i m a good pal of piers morgan. we five years ago started america s got talent. i was the host and piers was a very, very severe judge. oh, boy, was he something. anyway, i m very flattered to be here tonight and i m very happy to have as my very special guest someone you don t see guesting anywhere. i mean, he just doesn t do it. people have tried for years. i mean, he just he s not a guest. he s a host. and a great host, too. speaking about david letterman. now, you know, you re not going to see david letterman walking in the streets of new york. you can look for him. you re never going to see him. you re not going to see him ever dancing at the waldorf. and you re not going to see him getting all dressed up to go to the metropolitan costume
you and my wife, have the same name. hey, look up there. watch out, cnn. it s me, regis, hosting piers morgan tonight. hi, everybody. it s me, regis. remember me. i m a good pal of piers morgan. we five years ago started america s got talent. i was the host and piers was a very, very severe judge. oh, boy, was he something. anyway, i m very flattered to be here tonight and i m very happy to have as my very special guest someone you don t see guesting anywhere. i mean, he just doesn t do it. people have tried for years. i mean, he just he s not a guest. he s a host. and a great host, too. speaking about david letterman. now, you know, you re not going to see david letterman walking in the streets of new york. you can look for him. you re never going to see him. you re not going to see him ever dancing at the waldorf. and you re not going to see him getting all dressed up to go to the metropolitan costume ball here in new york city. he just doesn t do things like th
inmates singing competition. something called dancing behind bars a take offof dancing with the stars behind bars. seeing the michael jackson thriller in the philippines. that s cool. so cool. i do want to mention inmates, they re not in there for murder, they re convicts for lighter sentences drugs, not that it makes it bet but this is where reality is taking us. scary. survivors rob burnett is behind this. the biggest show producer in reality television. the man touches a show, it s gold the apprentice, survivor he started the genre. he s behind the concept, which is surprising but it shows you where reality is takes us. weekend box office. who is on top? will feral movie is like resonating with audiences. we love it.
in the future, chromo keyed them in. for all the song and dance it took to get jay leno here in disguise and all that, 15 seconds. you turn around and get the chips and nachos and turn back around and the commercial is over. i know. it was, perhaps, the most effective 15 seconds of the whole super bowl aside from the pass interception. here is jay leno last night on his program talking about what it was like to come face to face with dave letterman for the first time in 18 years. sitting in my office, rob burnett, dave s producer calls my producer, debbie and says hey, dave has an idea for a super bowl commercial. so all right. then he tells me the idea and this is dave s idea and i thought that s great. because, you know, no matter what animosity there is among comedians, a good joke is a good joke and i get to new york and i have all this mustache and all this stuff and i pull up in front of dave s studio in a black s.u.v., all the security. we sneak in.