The Late Shift (1996) [R]

Release Date:
February 24, 1996

Original Title:
The Late Shift

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | TV Movie

Production Companies:
HBO
Northern Lights Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 95

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."

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Art Direction:
Linda Berger

Casting:
Nancy Foy

Co-Executive Producer:
Daniel Goldberg
Joe Medjuck

Costume Design:
Shari Feldman

Director:
Betty Thomas

Director of Photography:
Mac Ahlberg

Editor:
Peter Teschner

Executive Producer:
Ivan Reitman

First Assistant Director:
Richard Graves

Key Hair Stylist:
Timothy Lasquade

Key Makeup Artist:
June Westmore

Original Music Composer:
Ira Newborn

Producer:
Don Carmody

Production Design:
Garreth Stover

Script Supervisor:
Benita Brazier

Second Assistant Director:
Robert Lorenz

Set Decoration:
Jay Hart

Writer:
George Armitage
Bill Carter

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