Last Night on Late Night

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor discuss their dinosaur movie The End of Oak Street, recalling the exhausting running scenes and McGregor accidentally denting a prop dinosaur head. Hathaway shares how her family is preparing for a third child, while McGregor explains his plan to restore a boat and sail from Scotland to Rio de Janeiro for a documentary.

Will Ferrell promotes The Hawk, describing washed-up golfer Lonnie Hawkins and reuniting with Molly Shannon, whom he imitates as an intensely attentive listener. He also marks Talladega Nights’ 20th anniversary, recalling that he and Adam McKay pitched a NASCAR comedy despite knowing nothing about racing, and tells a World Cup story about meeting a pregnant fan due on his birthday.

Lupita Nyong’o promotes The Odyssey, describing its practical international shoot, her dual roles as Helen and Clytemnestra and the moment Christopher Nolan asked her to direct background actors while performing a scene. She also discusses her Make Fibroids Count campaign and urges support for the U-FIGHT Act to fund research into less invasive fibroid treatments.

Jasmine Crockett discusses the performative behavior she sees from Republican colleagues and argues that the midterms are essential for checking the administration and pursuing congressional investigations. She also explains that after leaving office she hopes to return to legal work while continuing to support candidates through her My Fire PAC.

Gracie Abrams promotes Daughter From Hell and the A Look at My Life Tour, explaining that the album’s title track became a decades-overdue thank-you note to her mother. She recalls the shock of spotting Paul McCartney watching her at Glastonbury and describes building an arena production around a lineup of opening acts she admires. She also gives Jimmy Fallon a blind-contour portrait.

Gracie Abrams performs “Minibar” from her album Daughter From Hell.