Late Last Night

1999

Late Last Night

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Movie Info

Emilio Estevez, Steven Weber and Diane Ladd star in this comedy about a man whose marriage is going through a rough patch. One of his buddies decides he needs some cheering up, so he takes him for a night on the town that proves to be a bit wilder than he was expecting.

Rating:

R (adult situations)
Genre:

Comedy, Television
Directed By:

Steven Brill
In Theaters:

Jun 20, 1999 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Feb 8, 2000
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Sterling Entertainment

Cast

Emilio Estevez
as Dan

Steven Weber
as Jeff

Kelly Rowan
as Jill

Diane Ladd

Lisa Robin Kelly
as Tristan

Catherine O'Hara

Leah Fall
as Angel

Katie Wright
as Mia

John Carroll Lynch
as Sgt. Van Wyck

Marshall Bell
as Bartender

Reni Santoni
as Drunk

Leah Lail
as Angel

Catherine O' Hara
as Police Psychiatrist

Bobby Edner
as Kid

Charles Esten
as Beverly Hills Cop

Jonathan Loughran
as Nitro

John Hawkes
as Ponzo

Sean Masterson
as BMW Driver

Audrey R. Rapoport
as Lady Bartender

Kelly Monaco
as Centerfold

Mala Ganguly
as Nurse

Harry Redlich
as Cabbie

Rob Moran
as Director

Chris Conner
as Actor

Joe Malone
as Agent

Billy 'Sly' Williams
as Orderly

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Critic Reviews for Late Last Night

All Critics (3) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (2)

Not only is it not particularly funny, it's also quite dull.

Apr 7, 2009 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…

Michael Dequina
TheMovieReport.com

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Audience Reviews for Late Last Night

Jul 19, 2009

I didn't know what to expect going into this. I was trying to do homework and so I put this on for noise. Oddly enough I got sucked in to it's...charm? The movie starts out with Emilo mad and taking off. What follows are flashbacks of his life with his wife which apparently he left before she left him. It's one of those nights were stuff goes wrong due to that "friend" we have all known. He is lonely and has no one to turn to so he calls up an old friend Steven Weber which he hasn't talked to in years apparently. Steven takes him out to get a drink pushing him along to get drinks and talk to women being the typical wing man. Next thing you know you got drugs, prostitutes, and copious amounts of alcohol. While Steven is trying to get Emilo's mind off his soon to be ex wife you can see the realization in his eyes as more and more flashbacks reveal how life was and what he really wants. I think it's a good movie to show you have to realize what you have at home and value it. Love has it's ups and downs but you can't just give up. This movie seems incredibly random a lot of the time, random events strung together to create a tapestry of a story that pulls itself together quite nicely at the end.

Aurelius D Super Reviewer