Willie Geist Videos

Nathan Lane sat down with Willie Geist on Sunday Today to look back on his career while starring on Broadway in Pictures From Home. Lane also discussed his friendship with the late Robin Williams, why he had to 'grow up quickly' during his difficult childhood, transitioning from Broadway to Hollywood, and more. Watch the video interview now!

Just ahead of Bravocon this past weekend, the anchors of NBC’s TODAY had Andy Cohen on TODAY and revealed to him their own take on the Real Housewives opening taglines. Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb then moderated a panel with Andy Cohen at Bravocon. Watch the new video parody now!

Jane Lynch sat down with Willie Geist on Sunday Today to discuss the new Broadway revival of Funny Girl, working with Beanie Feldstein, Glee, and more. The interview features the first footage released from the production, including Lynch performing 'Henry Street' and 'Who Taught Her Everything' and Beanie Feldstein singing 'People.'

Mark Wahlberg appeared on The Today Show's Sunday Sitdown to discuss his upcoming film, Father Stu. While talking with Willie Geist, Wahlberg mentions how focused he is on his faith and his family.

In an extended interview, actor Gal Gadot talks with Willie Geist about reprising her title role in “Wonder Woman 1984.” She details the fun she had with co-star Kristen Wiig, admits it was “for sure” the hardest movie she’s ever filmed and opens up about fighting for pay equity.

In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Gal Gadot talks with Willie Geist about reprising her title role in “Wonder Woman 1984,” detailing the fun she had with co-star Kristen Wiig while admitting it was “for sure” the hardest movie she’s ever filmed. She also opens up about her off-screen roles: fighting for pay equity and mother of two young daughters.

In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Bryan Cranston talks to Willie Geist about his new role in Showtime legal drama series “Your Honor” and having to stop production earlier this year after he and his wife, Robin Dearden, were diagnosed with COVID-19. The actor also opens up about teaming up with his former “Breaking Bad” co-star Aaron Paul to produce Dos Hombres Mezcal when they wanted to spend more time together after the hit show’s finale.

In this extended interview, John Cusack talks with TODAY’s Willie Geist about his early career and his role as Dr. Kevin Christie in the series “Utopia.”

Performer and producer DJ Khaled sits down with TODAY’s Willie Geist to talk about his life during the pandemic, his album “Khaled Khaled” and his hit collaborations with some of the biggest names in music.

In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Matthew McConaughey opens up to Willie Geist about the stories in his new candid memoir, “Greenlights,” where he discusses the violence he experienced during childhood from his parents. The actor also recalls his illustrious run through Hollywood, from rom-coms to winning an Oscar, which all started with his iconic line, “All right, all right, all right.'

Actor Drew Barrymore has spent more than 40 years on screen, and now she’s taking on a new role as host of her own real-life talk show – with her very own mug! In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Barrymore talks with Willie Geist about developing the format of the show and finally getting to walk out on set during production. She also opens up about her personal life, from the impact of her divorce in 2016 from her husband, actor Will Kopelman, to being a mom to her two young daughters.

The cast and crew of “Saturday Night Live” returned this month to kick off the 46th season of the weekly sketch comedy program, with Lorne Michaels at the helm. In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Michaels, the show’s creator and executive producer, talks with Willie Geist in Studio 8H about keeping the staff safe during the coronavirus pandemic and how they wade through a week of news that could upend their material at the last minute.

In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Willie Geist meets actor Al Pacino for a rare interview to talk about his storied 50-year career in Hollywood and his first role as a series regular in the Amazon show “Hunters.”

Josh Gad appeared on TODAY's Sunday Sitdown this week, to talk about his career, Broadway, and Frozen.

In this week's Sunday Sitdown, actor Robert Pattinson talks to Willie Geist about the new movie “Lighthouse,” his latest in a run of smaller films after the blockbuster “Twilight” saga. Pattinson, staying tightlipped, also says it was “an immediate yes” to playing the Caped Crusader in the latest installment in that franchise.

In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Chip and Joanna Gaines sit down with Willie Geist to discuss their difficult decision to move on from their successful HGTV show, “Fixer Upper.”

On Friday morning's episode of TODAY, Caissie Levy, who plays Elsa in the Broadway musical a?oeFrozen,a?? and Patti Murin, who plays Elsa's younger sister Anna, stop by to talk to Jenna Bush Hager and Willie Geist about what it means to be part of the stage sensation. The duo also performs fan favorite a?oeLet It Goa?? live in Studio 1A.

Oscar-nominated actor Hugh Jackman is a man of many talents, proving his range with roles as a the ripped Marvel superhero Wolverine in "X-Men" and ringleader P.T. Barnum in "The Greatest Showman." His latest role as Gary Hart takes him to the political circus in the new movie, "The Front Runner." In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Jackman talks to Willie Geist about his theatrical roots, his loving marriage with Deborra-lee Furness, and the inspiration for his cafe in New York City, Laughing Man Coffee.

Academy Award-nominated actress Laura Dern stars as a woman uncovering the long-suppressed truth about her abuse as a child in the new HBO movie “The Tale.” She tells Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist that the role forced her to reconsider her own past. In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Dern also talks about being raised by actors who wanted her to pursue a career outside of Hollywood, and she jokes that she has big hopes for the newest cast member of “Big Little Lies,” Meryl Streep.

Laurie Metcalf appeared on The TODAY Show this morning, to talk about her career, as well as her love of theatre.