and it's with Jamie Foxx and Michael B. Jordan.

And it's a true story, and it's heartbreaking and beautiful and

good.

And tell everyone what it's about.

So it tells the story of this man named Bryan Stevenson, who

was a Harvard lawyer, and became very interested in these cases

that were happening of men that were being put on death row

with very little evidence.

And so it tells the story of him first discovering about this

and starting his organization, that is still up

and running now, called EJI-- the Equal Justice Initiative.

It focuses on one case in particular,

named Walter McMillian, played by Jamie Foxx.

And it's just-- it is a heartbreaking story,

but it is ultimately uplifting and so beautiful.

And we're so lucky to have people like Bryan

on this planet.

Yeah.

It's an amazing story.

I hope everybody sees this movie,

for so many different reasons.

But it's amazing that he-- this man does this.

All right.

Let's talk about-- you did "Running

Wild with Bear Grylls."

Yes.

Which, I cannot believe you did that.

Yes.

I think my mom feels the same way.

I mean, I--

OK, so there's one part where you

have to crawl upside down on a rope,

across a river that has crocodiles in it.

Yes.

How is that-- how was an insurance company allowing you?

Questionable.

And also I was, like, in the middle of "The Avengers" press

tour when I did this.

I, like, popped off for a weekend to Panama.

Yeah, this was my idea.

I can't even blame anyone for this, any of this.

But no-- but--

I mean, how is that--

I mean, he's gotten away with this for so long.

But somebody's going to get hurt.

It wasn't me.

[LAUGHTER]

Thank God.

So I walked off that island, like, good luck

to the next one.

It's really fun though.

I do recommend it.

If anyone-- if you ever come across Bear Grylls

and he's, like, oh, yeah-- if you--

if he was just, like, hey, little lady, come with me.

Just go, yes.

Do it.

I understand the donkey in Madrid.

I get the "yes" on that.

Right.

This "yes" I don't get.

Because really, there's no--

this is for real dangerous stuff.

I guess the problem was that I didn't

believe that it would be real.

Case in point was the first day.

We're walking around the mangrove,

and as we come around this corner, a crocodile

or alligator-- whichever one, goes, like, "Raa."

And I wasn't even fazed by it.

And everyone was, like, oh, my God.

And the camera was, like, good thing it did that.

So we'll go this way.

And I was, like-- yeah, but that wasn't real.

And they were like, what do you mean?

I was, like, that was an animatronic.

And they were like, no.

That was not part of the plan.

That's just a reptile that lives here.

An animatronic?

You thought you were at Universal Studios or something?

I mean, yes.

I realized that the only time I've been around something

like that was at Disneyland.

And so my brain just was, like, this is pretend land.

And I didn't think about--

Wow.

I know.

I've been working too much--

is what I've gotten out of this.

That's amazing.

Well, I can't believe you did that.

But it's amazing that you did that.

I'm very impressed by you in so many ways.

[APPLAUSE]

The movie is called, "Just Mercy."

It opens in select theaters Christmas day--

and everywhere January 10.

We'll be right back.