I’m so glad she is happy! She deserves that and so much more! I’ve been a fan since I first saw her on Santa Barbara. She is such a good actress. She is beautiful, and I think that is inside as well as outside.
Kelly Capwell... I loved that soap. I watched everyday as a teen with my sister and BFF. I’ve had a girl-crush on her since. Princess Bride, Jenny, Message In a Bottle, House of Cards, everything she does... I just think she’s lovable and it’s wonderful that she’s truly happy. ☮️💟
When I was just 7 years old and Robin was a teenager playing Kelly on Santa Barbara, I said right there, "she's gonna make it to the big screen". Then next thing I knew, she was Buttercup in The Princess Bride. Then Jenny in Forrest Gump, and on and on. I feel like she and i, we grew up together.
Robin is so pretty😍 love her PJs,.. Oh I know I'm living in France and got my driver license over here, gosh It was sooo hard to pass It. It took me about 6months, and I've had a hard time cuz of language, I spoke french, but a lot of words I didn't know yet. So at the end I got it🙏😂
French traffic is crazy though just as it is in LA! I’m from germany, I have a german and an american drivers license . We just have harder tests here in Europe 😄 In America you can basically be taught by your dad in a parking spot, go to the DMV, take a driving test, take a theory test and take a photo for your license 😊
@@SurfergirlKH It is you're right☺️ It depends on where you're at. Germany is cool, even though the highway is crazy omg, when I went to Stuttgart that was insane🏎️🏎️🏎️
@@FlushGorgon The earlier steam cars, especially that of Cugnot, were heavy as a tank and completely impractical. Carl Benz developed the small and light combustion engine and combined it with a carriage, thus laying the foundation of our modern car industry. Combustion engines also being mainly German inventions, as the first patent designed by Jean Lenoir also proved to be too heavy to be practical. Carl Benz was the first to build a (two stroke) gas engine that sold in mentionable numbers, Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach provided further significant improvements. Nicolaus August Otto invented the four-stroke principle. Rudolf Diesel, inventor of the same called engine, was also a German.
her ex, Sean Penn, also got married during the pandemic... to Vincent D'Onofrio's daughter, Leila George. Sean is only a year younger than Vincent. dang! how awkward was that?
He is absolutely correct!!!! My son & gf, living together 2 1/2 yrs & normally work busy jobs discovered while both WFH they're actually soulmate friends but not a couple LOLOLOL she moved out in August, says they're BFFs now ♥️ we'll see!
Warped Reality. Santa Barbara(Robin Wright & a whole lot of other actors at the time) & Bold Beautiful started American serials on cable tv in India ( at least for me - I might have started late) different impressions in different countries
As I commented: first patent for a car in 1886 by Karl Benz in Germany. About which French car in which year are you talking? Would be nice to know. I am always open to learn new facts.
My dad was a US Naval Commander, We had Admirals at my our house when My sisters and I were kids. One of my sisters and I chopped all the wood for the fireplace. Then we were like kids. My dad showed us how and say get to work. It's not that big a deal Robin
im french, i paased the driving test 4 times to get my freaking license.. was so expensive... each time you fail you pay more and need to pay for more practicing hours w the coach... insane I live in LA now. I got my licence the first time. Easy.
Agreed driving in America is a nightmare. And in Europe the driving tests are really much more complicated. I had friends having to take lessons to pass the tests, they had Australian driving licenses for about 25 years. 😅🤣
Wrong, both the car and the internal combustion engine were invented in France, Joseph Cugnot built the first ever mechanically powered vehicle, then the internal combustion engine was invented by Beau de Rochas (who defined the 4 stroke cycle in 1862) and Lenoir (and not the German Otto whose patent was cancelled because it was subsequent to Lenoir's). Lenoir was born in French-speaking Belgium but he was a French citizen when he developed his engine using Beau de Rochas work. Beau de Rochas also invented the concept of jet engine in 1883. In 1900, the largest car manufacturer in the world was French, De Dion-Bouton (they had been producing cars since 1883 and invented the Delco), Louis Renault invented the modern gearbox in 1898. And by the way, the first ever car race was also in France, between Paris and Rouen in 1894. Sorry, Germans having invented the car is simply not true.
In Europe the driving tests are actually difficult and you actually have to study. They also teach you how to drive and park if it's snowing, during difficult weather etc ... here it's like nobody knows what any of the signs means or what the actual rules are. That's why people can't drive here. It's too easy
Yes. In Europe you have to really study for the written exam... the questions they present are situations were a small word can make a big difference in the answer ...
Karl Benz (German) patented the first car in 1886, so the answer is no Americans did NOT invent the car. Henry Ford, is credited with inventing the assembly line for the model T, which launched in 1908, but by then Benz had been making cars for over 20 years and there were a number of other car makers in production in Europe as well as the Cadillac company in the US.
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jimmy is so good at this because he gets so much true joy talking to people. not all talk show hosts have that gift.
And she is such a fun subject.
He’s always been a master interviewing. I know years in radio helped him.
Robyn is beyond fabulous. The universe was showing off when Robin was made.
Love Robin Wright, she's so talented & beautiful.
I’m so glad she is happy! She deserves that and so much more! I’ve been a fan since I first saw her on Santa Barbara. She is such a good actress. She is beautiful, and I think that is inside as well as outside.
I truly never knew Robin was so down to earth and fun.. She plays such serious, intense roles most of the time.
Yes, nice to see her relaxed and down to earth. The most gifted actress I've ever seen.
Is it me or does Robin Wright seem really really happy here. Like really, reeeeally happy. I want that! 😀
YES!
uhm...google her French husband....I'd be smiling 24/7 too!!! LOL
Joyful & giddy! Love her big smile 😀
@@user-lc1ke6hd7z Ok - that good? BRB
@@user-lc1ke6hd7z
Good point. Her hubby is hot 🔥.
Happy for her
Love & Laughter
She's beautiful
Her happiness shines thru *
Robyn looks so happy and healthy, glad she found happiness.
Marrying a younger man helps. My wife is 48 and I’m 32 so I can attest.
How fun was that! Love the pajamas and the natural vibe of the interview.
Princess Buttercup still gorgeous! And yes, extremely talented as well.
Booooooooo!
Robin is SO enchanting! I will love Her forever.
I loved it, jimmy is a great interviewer, robin a great guest.
I Remember seeing Robin Wright on Santa Barbara (Kelly) when i was a kid, later she made me cry in forrest Gump.. she’s great
That was her in Santa Barbara? Gosh! That was such a long time ago :-).
@@evemosongo yes 1987 haha
Omg!!! I was obsessed w Eden and Cruise on that show!!! 😂
And she was so soft
She was also with Kevin Costner's film, Message in a bottle 1999, a nice movie.😊
I adore Robin Wright, she is such a talented actress 🤩
She looks so happy and full of energy nowadays. Love it! ❤️⭐️ I always thought she looked so tired and sad when she was married to that other guy.
She’s had some awesome roles throughout her career, but to me, she’ll always be Buttercup.
As you wish.
My Favorite Movie ....
I can only think of Claire Underwood. Great role.
After seeing her in Wonder Woman, I immediately wanted her cast as "The Boss" in a Metal Gear movie. She would be perfect.
Same 😁
She has such a beautiful smile. I dint know. The House of Cards didn’t allow her to laugh wholeheartedly.
What a beautiful smile❤
Didn,t know she had that. Nice to see on her.
Jenny in Forrest Gump when she was still married to Sean Penn. That role was perfect.
I love Robin. I remember her from way back when she played Kelley on Santa Barbara. She's a gem. I can't wait to see her new movie "LAND".
She’s right about the driving licence, our in France is really hard. Some people have to pass it several times and it’s expensive
agreed, same here in germany, the money part too :-)
In Holland also very hard to pass the driving exams!!
But we are one of the best drivers in Europe
I remember seeing her in State of Grace for the first time. She's been amazing for a long time.
Can't wait for new movie. Looks good.
I knew her from "Santa Barbara" when I was a teenager. She was the prettiest girl I'd ever seen. She's still not bad looking.
Kelly Capwell... I loved that soap. I watched everyday as a teen with my sister and BFF. I’ve had a girl-crush on her since. Princess Bride, Jenny, Message In a Bottle, House of Cards, everything she does... I just think she’s lovable and it’s wonderful that she’s truly happy. ☮️💟
@@yankeeladee02 I always recorded it and watch it when I got home from school. :P
Thank u for your judgement
My sentiments EXACTLY. (I always wondered how many people had the same experience.) 😊
"Land" is my favorite movie of 2021. It was totally snubbed for awards. Robin was terrific in the role, plus her direction was great.
That was great! Love Robin Wright. Will def catch Land.
The jams are great, Robin.
When I was just 7 years old and Robin was a teenager playing Kelly on Santa Barbara, I said right there, "she's gonna make it to the big screen". Then next thing I knew, she was Buttercup in The Princess Bride. Then Jenny in Forrest Gump, and on and on. I feel like she and i, we grew up together.
She is timeless and always such a pleasure to listen to and watch!
Robin & family , wishing you all the Best 💜💕❤️
How adorable is she. Great interview from Jimmy. Asking what we want to hear.
I loved her in Forrest Gump
She is a great actress!
She looks great and she looks happy. God bless her.
She is incredibly beautiful inside and out!
Jimmy! Scrabble is my fav been playing for 40 years. I have classic board, 50/60 year anniversary boards, travel scrabble, pocket scrabble.
*I can't believe she is 54! OMG I loved her in HOC*
She's aged amazingly. Not a stitch
only 54 years old, she's beautiful
@@SanskarWagley Unfortunately you can tell it's plastic surgery. Cheeks, nose, no wrinkles...
@@karlhungus545 Fortunately *you* can't. Not everyone turns into Keith Richards after they pass the 50.
@@antennawilde Yep, really obvious 🙄
@@armancz watch your damn mouth! Keef is still the sexiest man alive.
I love Robin Wright from Kelly Capwell’s days on soap opera Santa Barbara to now as a director.
Yes ❤️ Also loved other great roles in her career like Jenny in Forrest gump, the princess bride, Claire underwood on house of cards and many more.
I love that she wore pajamas for her interview. Great job, Buttercup. ;)
I'm so looking forward to her movie coming out...
“Jenny is that you!?!”
@ David Rodriguez
No... It's princess Buttercup.
@@johnule3247 that’s OUR President Claire Underwood.
Ginnayyyy
Robin is so pretty😍 love her PJs,.. Oh I know I'm living in France and got my driver license over here, gosh It was sooo hard to pass It. It took me about 6months, and I've had a hard time cuz of language, I spoke french, but a lot of words I didn't know yet. So at the end I got it🙏😂
French traffic is crazy though just as it is in LA! I’m from germany, I have a german and an american drivers license . We just have harder tests here in Europe 😄 In America you can basically be taught by your dad in a parking spot, go to the DMV, take a driving test, take a theory test and take a photo for your license 😊
@@SurfergirlKH It is you're right☺️ It depends on where you're at. Germany is cool, even though the highway is crazy omg, when I went to Stuttgart that was insane🏎️🏎️🏎️
Hello Tracy
@@jimmykimmel5678 Awwww😍😍😍👏👏👏Hi Jimmy I Love your Show greetings from France
How are you doing
She looks happy. Weight of the world is usually her look. Good.
That’s bc she got rid of Sean. He’s a downer!
One of the most beautiful women in the world.
Robin is so talented. She’s so funny, witty and raw in both movies and TV. And she loves dogs??? If we were both single I would ask her out😀😀😀😀
Same in Holland. It takes at least 20 driving lessons and the written test is so much harder. Most people don't passxthe first time.
She's great actress.
omg i love this woman
She is so funny. & real.
Simple man here. I see Robin Wright, I click.
Oh me too!!
Jimmy ..... your spontaneity and whatever ... is perfect. Intelligence.
She is so talented and pleasant.
I love her...great Actress! 💕
Can’t wait to see this.
🙏🌝
The Car was invented by a guy named Carl Benz in Germany ( Not US).
Not correct at all. A guy called Cugnot, a century earlier.
Really
@@FlushGorgon it was the first with ICE, w hat is colloquially defined as car, Cugnot's vehicle had External Combustion Engine (steam powered)
@@asicdathens To me, and I'm not alone in this, a steam car is a car.
@@FlushGorgon The earlier steam cars, especially that of Cugnot, were heavy as a tank and completely impractical. Carl Benz developed the small and light combustion engine and combined it with a carriage, thus laying the foundation of our modern car industry. Combustion engines also being mainly German inventions, as the first patent designed by Jean Lenoir also proved to be too heavy to be practical. Carl Benz was the first to build a (two stroke) gas engine that sold in mentionable numbers, Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach provided further significant improvements. Nicolaus August Otto invented the four-stroke principle. Rudolf Diesel, inventor of the same called engine, was also a German.
Message in a bottle, Adore...amasing films
Buttercup continues to mesmerise *
Princess Buttercup! Gotta love her.
Dude I'm in love with this woman
Robyn is awesome. Always was. Always will be!
Those pajamas are $225. Maybe next year.
What a career. Hard to think one of her first roles was on Santa Barbara.
Jimmy your times coming can't wait
I really like her pijamas!
It looks like bunch of black chandeliers
She has the positive energy of a 20yo
her ex, Sean Penn, also got married during the pandemic... to Vincent D'Onofrio's daughter, Leila George. Sean is only a year younger than Vincent. dang! how awkward was that?
"Here's my daughter. You take care of her now, I've had enough."
I always wonder what girls like that are thinking.
......super creepy .... definitely a case of, "just because you can, it doesn't mean you should".
We're gonna need pics, Jimmy.
I looooove her career
ROBIN !!!
Robin Wright is my favorite actress together with two other actresses. Love her😍
He is absolutely correct!!!! My son & gf, living together 2 1/2 yrs & normally work busy jobs discovered while both WFH they're actually soulmate friends but not a couple LOLOLOL she moved out in August, says they're BFFs now ♥️ we'll see!
She's so beautiful. Jody Foster + Julia Roberts = Robin Wright
Crutches hold hugs
"As you wish." You know what we really mean.
Warped Reality. Santa Barbara(Robin Wright & a whole lot of other actors at the time) & Bold Beautiful started American serials on cable tv in India ( at least for me - I might have started late) different impressions in different countries
An accomplished actor
Actually a Frenchman invented the car. But the Germans perfected it!
As I commented: first patent for a car in 1886 by Karl Benz in Germany. About which French car in which year are you talking? Would be nice to know. I am always open to learn new facts.
@@PartlySunny74 ok - the flintstones invented the car...
Forest bears to actor bear: What you doing in our hood?
I love Boggle. 💞
My dad was a US Naval Commander, We had Admirals at my our house when My sisters and I were kids. One of my sisters and I chopped all the wood for the fireplace. Then we were like kids. My dad showed us how and say get to work. It's not that big a deal Robin
Earlier accounts often gave credit to Karl Benz, from Germany, for creating the first true automobile in 1885/1886.
im french, i paased the driving test 4 times to get my freaking license.. was so expensive... each time you fail you pay more and need to pay for more practicing hours w the coach... insane
I live in LA now. I got my licence the first time. Easy.
No Jimmy. No, Americans did not invent the car 🤦🏻♀️😂
If you're ever in doubt, just assume it was the Germans.
WANNA SEE HER AS PRESIDENT AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!! UNDERWOOD 2024!
Look at that smile. Robin, if the French guy did not work out, you need an AFRICAN in your life. ME!
Agreed driving in America is a nightmare. And in Europe the driving tests are really much more complicated. I had friends having to take lessons to pass the tests, they had Australian driving licenses for about 25 years. 😅🤣
Hello Sara. How are you doing?
Young Robin did not like that Singer’s pickle! 🥒
Robin. Try "Exploding Kittens". It's a great game!
She taught me how to climb, and I taught her how to DANGLE!
The inventor of the car was Carl Benz - may be you know the company Mercedes Benz. All the best from Germany!
Wrong, both the car and the internal combustion engine were invented in France, Joseph Cugnot built the first ever mechanically powered vehicle, then the internal combustion engine was invented by Beau de Rochas (who defined the 4 stroke cycle in 1862) and Lenoir (and not the German Otto whose patent was cancelled because it was subsequent to Lenoir's). Lenoir was born in French-speaking Belgium but he was a French citizen when he developed his engine using Beau de Rochas work. Beau de Rochas also invented the concept of jet engine in 1883. In 1900, the largest car manufacturer in the world was French, De Dion-Bouton (they had been producing cars since 1883 and invented the Delco), Louis Renault invented the modern gearbox in 1898. And by the way, the first ever car race was also in France, between Paris and Rouen in 1894. Sorry, Germans having invented the car is simply not true.
Ahh jenny...😍❤️
Right...
She is right about the French driving test.
Robin and Madonna are two gorgeous women but also have a common X factor....😊
You both need to try sequence! It will blow your mind.
In Europe the driving tests are actually difficult and you actually have to study. They also teach you how to drive and park if it's snowing, during difficult weather etc ... here it's like nobody knows what any of the signs means or what the actual rules are. That's why people can't drive here. It's too easy
Yes. In Europe you have to really study for the written exam... the questions they present are situations were a small word can make a big difference in the answer ...
"Mountain Men' on Linked-In! lol
Carcassonne and Rummikub are great games with weird names
Karl Benz (German) patented the first car in 1886, so the answer is no Americans did NOT invent the car.
Henry Ford, is credited with inventing the assembly line for the model T, which launched in 1908, but by then Benz had been making cars for over 20 years and there were a number of other car makers in production in Europe as well as the Cadillac company in the US.