Michael Keaton and Jimmy Fallon Read ‘Birdman’-Themed Scenes Written by Young Kids on ‘The Tonight Show’
In the latest episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon‘s “Kid Theater,” host Jimmy Fallon and actor Michael Keaton, the Oscar-nominated star of the breakout film Birdman, read adorably written scenes by elementary school children who were only given the title “Birdman” and nothing else.
The scenes that you’ll be reading are not from the actual movie. They’re all written by elementary school kids. We gave them no direction, we just gave them the title and we asked them to write a scene based on what they think a movie called “Birdman” would be about.
During a commercial break, the two men talk about trucks and have fun with local station promos.
Lori Dorn
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