Last Night on Late Night

Colman Domingo promotes Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day and describes the film as a science-fiction story centered on humanity and empathy. He also recounts laughing through his first skydiving experience with Bear Grylls, the reaction to the Euphoria finale and surprising a London pub quiz with Spielberg.

Amy Adams promotes the Apple TV thriller Cape Fear and explains why Javier Bardem’s charm makes his character especially frightening, while recalling how nervous Martin Scorsese made the cast at a table read. She also jokes about threatening to sing Enchanted when her daughter misbehaves and explains why she rejected an unusually graphic SNL sketch from Andy Samberg.

Patton Oswalt promotes his comedy special Tea and Scotch, explaining that its title reflects a culture pushed between soothing and bracing extremes. He also discusses seeing 252 films in theaters in one year, meeting Ewan McGregor and losing hours to hoof cleaning videos and other mundane online rabbit holes.

Dave Matthews discusses his nationwide summer tour and reflects on how fan-made bootleg tapes helped his band build an audience before its sound fit mainstream radio. He also demonstrates the Ozzy Osbourne impression he performed on Saturday Night Live, recalls an early 4 a.m. show at CBGB and explains why seeing a lawyer in similar pajama pants ended one of his signature looks.

Jenny Hagel promotes her book Advice No One Asked For and explains how writing for Late Night taught her to meet deadlines and withstand rejection. She also shares advice against turning wedding toasts into comedy routines, defends recommending divorce to audience members and recalls enduring an 11-page sketch that failed at rehearsal during her second week on the show.

The Chicks perform “Not Ready to Make Nice” to mark the 20th anniversary of Taking the Long Way on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.