The Late Show

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The Late Show is a 1977 neo-noir comedy film starring Art Carney and Lily Tomlin that blends private-eye mystery with offbeat humor.

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The Late Show canonical 8
"The Late Show" 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
awardReceived Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture Screenplay
castMember Art Carney
Bill Macy
Eugene Roche
Howard Duff
Joanna Cassidy
John Considine
Lily Tomlin
Ruth Nelson
cinematographyBy Charles Rosher Jr.
linked to: Charles Rosher
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin United States
director Robert Benton
distributedBy Warner Bros.
editedBy Lou Lombardo
featuresGenreParodyOf film noir
genre comedy
mystery film
neo-noir
hasFilmRating R
hasTheme crime investigation
offbeat humor
private-eye mystery
isPartOf American neo-noir cinema
mainCharacter Ira Wells
Margo Sperling
medium 35 mm film
musicBy Ken Wannberg
linked to: Kenneth Wannberg
narrativeLocation Los Angeles
nominatedFor Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
originalLanguage English
portrays private detective
producer Robert Altman
Scott Bushnell
productionCompany Lion's Gate Films
The Directors Company
publicationDate 1977-02-15
releaseYear 1977
runtimeMinutes 93
screenplayAwardedFor Robert Benton
setInPeriod 1970s
starring Art Carney
Lily Tomlin
writer Robert Benton

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Robert Benton directed The Late Show
Robert Benton screenwrote The Late Show
Robert Benton workedOn The Late Show
Howard Duff notableWork The Late Show
Mildred Natwick notableWork The Late Show
Art Carney notableWork The Late Show
Eugene Roche notableWork The Late Show
Eugene Roche appearedIn The Late Show
Bill Macy appearedIn "The Late Show"
linked to: The Late Show