Last Night on Late Night

Emily Blunt promotes Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day and describes working with a director whose film stories fascinated the cast. She also discusses her aversion to the ocean and outer space, her crush on Jaws star Roy Scheider and how her children react to frightening or emotional movies such as Harry Potter and E.T.

Zlatan Ibrahimović previews his new role on Fox’s FIFA World Cup broadcast team, promising unscripted opinions and saying American soccer fans are softer than European supporters. He also recalls dodging a thrown knife after scoring in Marseille, argues Lionel Messi has settled the Messi-Ronaldo debate, and describes forcing David Beckham to sing the English anthem as a team initiation.

Mike Schur and Joe Posnanski promote Big Fan, explaining how a chaotic darts crowd inspired their exploration of the community, structure and excitement that fandom provides. They also discuss rooting for the Knicks, inviting their daughters to write about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and undertaking a quest to test whether Mookie Betts gives a great hug.

Olivia Rodrigo performs “stupid song.”