The Late Shift 28 years old
Two heads fighting for the late night crown - One head's gotta roll.
David Letterman vies with Jay Leno and his manager to succeed Johnny Carson, retiring from "The Tonight Show."
Credits
The Late Shift Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| John Getz He was 49, now 77 years old | as Brandon Tartikoff |
| Kathy Bates She was 47, now 75 years old | as Helen Kushnick |
| Lawrence Pressman He was 56, now 84 years old | as Bob Wright |
| Treat Williams He was 44, now 72 years old | as Michael Ovitz |
| Daniel Roebuck He was 32, now 61 years old | as Jay Leno |
| John Michael Higgins He was 33, now 61 years old | as David Letterman |
| Ed Begley, Jr. He was 46, now 74 years old | as Rod Perth |
| Reni Santoni He was 56, now 84 years old | as John Agoglia |
| Bob Balaban He was 50, now 78 years old | as Warren Littlefield |
| Steven Gilborn He was 59, 72 years old when he died | as Peter Lassally |
| Peter Jurasik He was 45, now 73 years old | as Howard Stringer |
| Cathy Worthington She was 45, now 73 years old | as Kragen's Asst. |
The Late Shift Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Nancy Foy as Casting. | Production |
| George Armitage as Writer. He was 54 (now 82) years old | Writing |
| Betty Thomas as Director. She was 47 (now 75) years old | Directing |
The Late Shift (28 years)
Two heads fighting for the late night crown - One head's gotta roll.
- Release day: Saturday, February 24, 1996
- Runtime: 95 minutes
- Budget: 6000000.00
