Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers examines Donald Trump’s repost of a 2004 article about The Apprentice before turning to current political news and the administration’s attempts to revive old narratives about Trump’s television career.

Jimmy Fallon covers Donald Trump’s proposed $22 billion makeover of Dulles Airport and a poll finding that most Americans believe he is ignoring important issues. The monologue also riffs on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a viral Downing Street audio engineer and a therapist whose wellness song reveals an increasingly chaotic backstory.

Charlize Theron discusses producing and starring in Apex, an action thriller set to premiere on Netflix, and describes the injuries and accidents that accompany her stunt work. She also talks about filming around snakes in Australia and how her children react to her work.

Sadie Sink promotes Spider-Man: Brand New Day while carefully dodging fan theories about her secret role and describing what it was like to join the established cast. She also discusses performing Romeo and Juliet in London and developing a film adaptation of John Proctor Is the Villain with Tina Fey and playwright Kimberly Belflower.

Niecy Nash-Betts promotes All’s Fair, describing the cast’s friendship, the show’s elaborate hair and makeup and the second season now in production. She also recalls Taylor Swift’s tightly secured wedding, explains the fake body padding she wore on Reno 911 and says she once helped investigate a real-life crime.

Jorma Taccone discusses his new movie Over Your Dead Body and the absurd stories behind its production. He also talks about his Finnish name, his work with The Lonely Island, and the physical comedy involved in the film.

Fabien Frankel discusses Criston Cole’s death on House of the Dragon, from learning his fate by phone to struggling with the physical rhythm of being struck by three arrows. He also recalls arriving at his first audition dressed as Tutankhamun before discovering that no other actor had worn a costume.

Kerri Kenney-Silver promotes The Four Seasons and recalls discovering hundreds of witch figures bearing her face while filming a Christmas-market scene in Italy. She also discusses Reno 911’s recurring revivals and tells how she followed a stranger through a grocery store after mistaking him for Nick Kroll.

Shaboozey performs “Cowgirl” from The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, with a surprise appearance by Ciara Miller.

Durand Bernarr performs a medley of “Am I Okay!?” and “Generous” from the album Bernarr.