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The Late Shift

Movie 1996 TMDB 6.4/10 Released

David Letterman vies with Jay Leno and his manager to succeed Johnny Carson, retiring from "The Tonight Show."

The Late Shift is a movie first shown in 1996. Runtime is 95 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Comedy, Drama, TV Movie. TMDB score 6.4/10 from 67 votes.

95mRuntime
67TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
The Late Shift
Release year
1996
Release date
February 24, 1996
Status
Released
Runtime
95 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
Production companies
Northern Lights Entertainment, HBO Films
Director
Betty Thomas
TMDB rating
6.4/10 (67 votes)
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Cast

John Michael Higgins

John Michael Higgins

David Letterman

Daniel Roebuck

Daniel Roebuck

Jay Leno

Kathy Bates

Kathy Bates

Helen Kushnick

Bob Balaban

Bob Balaban

Warren Littlefield

Ed Begley Jr.

Ed Begley Jr.

Rod Perth

Peter Jurasik

Peter Jurasik

Howard Stringer

Reni Santoni

Reni Santoni

John Agoglia

John Kapelos

John Kapelos

Robert Morton

S

Steven Gilborn

Peter Lassally

John Getz

John Getz

Brandon Tartikoff

Lawrence Pressman

Lawrence Pressman

Bob Wright

Sandra Bernhard

Sandra Bernhard

Sandra Bernhard

Treat Williams

Treat Williams

Michael Ovitz

David Brisbin

David Brisbin

Alan Levine

Michael Chieffo

Michael Chieffo

Rick Ludwin

Wendy Cutler

Wendy Cutler

Reporter #2 Letterman Press Conference

N

Nancy Cheryll Davis

Reporter #2 Carnegie Hall

P

Paul Elder

Rupert Murdoch

Characters

  • David Letterman voiced by John Michael Higgins
  • Jay Leno voiced by Daniel Roebuck
  • Helen Kushnick voiced by Kathy Bates
  • Warren Littlefield voiced by Bob Balaban
  • Rod Perth voiced by Ed Begley Jr.
  • Howard Stringer voiced by Peter Jurasik
  • John Agoglia voiced by Reni Santoni
  • Robert Morton voiced by John Kapelos
  • Peter Lassally voiced by Steven Gilborn
  • Brandon Tartikoff voiced by John Getz
  • Bob Wright voiced by Lawrence Pressman
  • Sandra Bernhard voiced by Sandra Bernhard
  • Michael Ovitz voiced by Treat Williams
  • Alan Levine voiced by David Brisbin
  • Rick Ludwin voiced by Michael Chieffo
  • Reporter #2 Letterman Press Conference voiced by Wendy Cutler
  • Reporter #2 Carnegie Hall voiced by Nancy Cheryll Davis
  • Rupert Murdoch voiced by Paul Elder

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