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'Old Dogs' Do Plenty of Tricks in Unscripted Interview

Old Dogs Unscripted - John TravoltaWe can barely contain the laughs when 'Old Dogs' John Travolta, Robin Williams and Seth Green stop by our studio to riff on Christopher Walken impressions, favorite pick-up lines and crashing weddings after a few cocktails.

Robin Williams can not stop making us laugh as he describes being naked in Central Park and does Shakespeare as read by Chris Walken. It's not all fun and games though as John Travolta tells us his jealous reaction to seeing Tom Cruise and Kevin Costner kiss his wife on the big screen and the trick to playing villains. This is one Unscripted not to be missed.

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