Last Night on Late Night

Guest host Colman Domingo covers Spain’s World Cup victory, Donald Trump being booed at the match and broadcasters misidentifying celebrities in the stands. He also responds to right-wing complaints about The Odyssey’s diverse casting and stages a fashion intervention for Guillermo.

Tom Holland, Matt Damon, Zendaya and Lupita Nyong’o discuss the cast and epic scale of The Odyssey.

Jacob Elordi promotes Ridley Scott’s apocalyptic film The Dog Stars, recalling its practical Italian shoot, an Italian-speaking dog and conversations with co-star Josh Brolin. He also reflects on Nate’s violent Euphoria ending, including two days in a coffin with a boa constrictor, and jokes about breaking both heels as the episode aired.

Anne Hathaway discusses expecting her third child, starring in The Odyssey, and celebrating a historic Knicks victory.

Chrissy Metz discusses making her Broadway debut in & Juliet, the grueling schedule and missing a cue, as well as performing opposite Joey Fatone. She also previews the Apple TV thriller Nocturne and recalls how a scholarship to choral camp helped set her on the path to singing.

Jaafar Jackson discusses playing his uncle Michael Jackson and working with Colman Domingo on the film Michael.

Alan Ritchson discusses filming Motor City and trying to impress his children with his movie roles.