Movie Credits
Christmas Is Here Again	(2006)
[ Brad Garrett ][ Andy Griffith ][ Daniel Roebuck ]
The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinator	(2006)
[ Billy West ][ Rob Paulsen ][ Daran Norris ][ Jeffrey Garcia ]
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown	(2006)
[ John Leguizamo ][ Seann William Scott ][ Denis Leary ][ Alan Tudyk ][ Ray Romano ]
Cars	(2006)
[ Chuck Berry ][ Paul Newman ][ Jeremy Piven ][ Owen Wilson ][ Michael Keaton ]
Tales of the Rat Fink	(2006)
[ John Goodman ][ Steve Austin ]
Ice Age: The Meltdown	(2006)
[ John Leguizamo ][ Seann William Scott ][ Denis Leary ][ Alan Tudyk ][ Will Arnett ]
Robots	(2005)
[ Drew Carey ][ Dan Hedaya ][ James Earl Jones ][ Greg Kinnear ][ Ewan McGregor ]
Boy Toy/Inspection Detection	(2002)
Chin Up!/Dog's Day Afternoon	(2001)
The Flintstones	(1994)
[ Kyle MacLachlan ][ Steven Spielberg ][ John Goodman ][ Rick Moranis ][ Jonathan Winters ]
We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story	(1993)
[ Steven Spielberg ][ John Goodman ][ Martin Short ][ Charles Fleischer ][ Kenneth Mars ]
Collision Course	(1989)
[ Chris Sarandon ][ Pat Morita ][ Ernie Hudson ][ Tom Noonan ][ Mike Starr ]
What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon	(1983)
Feminine Mistake	(1979)
Americathon	(1979)
[ John Ritter ][ Fred Willard ][ Gary Wood ][ George Carlin ][ Peter Riegert ]
Almost Heaven	(1978)
[ Robert Hays ]
Silver Bears	(1978)
[ Martin Balsam ][ Michael Caine ][ David Warner ][ Joss Ackland ]
American Hot Wax	(1978)
[ Jeff Altman ]
Fun with Dick and Jane	(1977)
[ George Segal ][ Fred Willard ]

Jay Leno began his career in night clubs, where he worked 300 nights a year before hitting it big in 1992 with his own late-night talk show, "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992). By that time he had appeared on television, acted in a few films (American Hot Wax (1978)) but hit paydirt with his late-night television appearances (he made a record number of visits to "Late Night with David Letterman" (1982)); for several years, he served as Johnny Carson's permanent guest host on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962). A big, sweet guy with a very good comedy routine, he vied with David Letterman to inherit Carson's seat when Johnny retired in 1992. His victory was well-publicized, but empty, though he did gain a measure of revenge when his show beat Letterman's for the Emmy in 1995. Though he consistently lost in the ratings to Letterman except on special occasions, like Hugh Grant's first TV appearance after his encounter with Divine Brown, he surged ahead in 1996, as CBS plunged further into oblivion.