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Videos & Photos
- Official Trailer (01:59)
- Trailer 3 (01:01)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A late-night talk show host suspects that she may soon be losing her long-running show.
Cast
- Emma Thompson
- Mindy Kaling
- John Lithgow
- Hugh Dancy
- Reid Scott
- Denis O'Hare
- Max Casella
- Paul Walter Hauser
- John Early
- Jia Patel
Did You Know?
Trivia
- Is said to be in the vein of The Devil Wears Prada. Has only some similarities.
Goofs
- In a scene late in the movie, Molly (Mindy Kaling) calls Tom (Reid Scott) "Dan" - possibly an homage to the character he plays on Veep.
Quotes
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- Molly Patel: You love me.
- Katherine Newbury: No, I didn't say that.
- Molly Patel: I mean not in those exact words but...
- Katherine Newbury: No, I didn't say it in any of those words.
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Verified Review
A solid flick
Cody E
Verified Review
It was cute
AM
Anthony M
Metacritic
Jun 5, 2019
Late Night suggests that Kaling is as fascinated as ever not by the girl next door but by powerful, unruly women — and the unconventional love stories befitting their willful, idiosyncratic selves. But the film may be most notable for its summation of the thinking and rethinking that Kaling has done about her 15 years in Hollywood — and how to fight to change it.
Inkoo Kang
Slate
Feb 1, 2019
Thompson delivers a memorable performance as the abrasive “cold witch,” as someone describes her, perhaps even outdoing Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wars Prada as a delightfully wicked woman of power.
Anthony Kaufman
Screen International
Feb 1, 2019
Diverting and for the most part agreeably amusing, Late Night is about as mainstream and conventional a movie as could be made right now about the timely issues of women and minorities finding equal footing in the workplace.
Todd McCarthy
The Hollywood Reporter
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