Anthony Hopkins on The Father and the challenges of growing older

From The Remains of The Day to The Silence of the Lambs, Sir Anthony Hopkins has become one of the greatest actors working today. Hopkins is in his 80s now and he's still stepping into complex roles — and his latest film may be the one to eclipse them all. He’s generating early Oscar buzz for his role in The Father as a man with dementia locked in a power struggle with his daughter, played by Olivia Colman. Hopkins joined Tom Power from Los Angeles to talk about the film, his Asperger's diagnosis and his own struggles with growing older.

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