I want to talk about "The Disaster Artist,"

which I loved, and want to get to the Golden Globes.

But, one of the things that happened at the Golden Globes,

and obviously, this happened in the last couple of days

before we had you booked on the show

and I'm glad you're still here.

You were wearing a Time's Up button like a lot of guys

at the show and some women during your time on stage said

that was hypocritical, they went to Twitter and said that

it was hypocritical based on their experiences that

they have had with you. They made some allegations.

I wonder if you have read those tweets, and if so,

how you respond to them?

-Yes.

I was sent a couple of the tweets, so yeah,

I did read them.

I haven't responded.

I think -- Well, the ones I read were not accurate,

but one of the things that I've learned is that this is

a conversation that obviously needs to be had.

There are people, women and others, who have not been a part

of this conversation, and I truly believe

and why I was wearing the pin is that they need to be a part

of this conversation, and so I support that.

-Ally Sheedy also had a tweet.

She has since took it down.

I heard you mention last night on Stephen Colbert's show

that you had directed her in a play.

You've had a good experience with her.

Have you reached out to her as someone --

And, are you not curious as to why she would do that

if you had, from your perspective,

a good relationship with her?

-Yes, I had a great -- I had a great relationship

with her.

She took the tweet down, I don't know.

I really don't. -Not curious enough, though,

to reach out to her as someone that you've had

a good relationship with before and to try to understand why

she would have done that? -[ Sighs ]

I don't know. I -- [ Sighs ]

It was so shocking. I don't know.

I just -- I guess I'm just letting it be.

-The last thing I'll say, or ask about this, I should say,

this moment, you know, I think this is an exciting time because

it's allowing us all remember, especially as men,

that there were other people in different perspectives

for things that we experienced.

Does this Time's Up movement and this moment we're having

right now, does it make you look back at all and question

any of your behavior in the past based on

this new perspective we're getting on how women

have perceived things for so long?

-I think what I really learned and being here and this week

and that show that we were -- You know.

-Mm-hmm. -I mean, it was so powerful

in there. -That we heard some

amazing things from some amazing women.

-Like I said, there are stories that need to get out.

There are people that need to be heard.

I have my own side of this story, but I believe in,

you know, these people that have been underrepresented getting

their stories out enough that I will, you know,

hold back things that I could say just because

I believe in it that much.

And if I have to take a knock because I'm not going to,

you know, try and, you know, actively refute things,

then I will, because I believe in it that much.

-Well, I want to also move on to the film you made...

-Okay.

-...and thank you for speaking to me about those things.

I really appreciate it.