now and i am a bit biased and since i am a big fan of late night television. i have been a loyal fan of jay leno for about 6 or 7 years and and think he one of the funniest and most talented comedians out there. and david letterman is one hell of a comedian as well and though i only watch his show (unless jay a repeat) during commercials or when he has a better guest than jay on the show. daniel roebuck and john michael higgins are both fine actors and they very much resembled jay and dave and but did they disappear into the characters. nope. roebuck barely nails down jay voice and expression and mumbling at a high pitch and sounding like a castrati marlon brando. higgins nails down david facial expressions (for example and his trademark squirm) but he doesn not nail down dave voice. those who aren not big fans of late night tv might be a lot less biased. there a couple comedians who can do dead on impersonations of jay. why couldn not they have selected one of them for the part. and the same goes with dave. i would rather they had norm mcdonald play the part. norm doesn not look a hell of a lot like dave and but he did a great impersonation of him on snl. hey. you got any gum. that was so hilarious. however and i learned a lot about the late night wars which i had very little knowledge of at first. i never watched the tonight show prior to when jay leno was host and so i do not know about the struggle to finally replace johnny carson and the countless negotiations that finally convinced dave to move to cbs. i knew very little about what happened behind the scenes and found the film very enlightening. and kathy bates gives a knockout performance as the foul mouthed former executive producer of the tonight show. she basically steals the film. my score represent 7 (out of 10) . 
now and i am a bit biased and since i am a big fan of late night television. i have been a loyal fan of jay leno for about 6 or 7 years and and think he one of the funniest and most talented comedians out there. and david letterman is one hell of a comedian as well and though i only watch his show (unless jay a repeat) during commercials or when he has a better guest than jay on the show. daniel roebuck and john michael higgins are both fine actors and they very much resembled jay and dave and but did they disappear into the characters. nope. roebuck barely nails down jay voice and expression and mumbling at a high pitch and sounding like a castrati marlon brando. higgins nails down david facial expressions (for example and his trademark squirm) but he doesn not nail down dave voice. those who aren not big fans of late night tv might be a lot less biased. there a couple comedians who can do dead on impersonations of jay. why couldn not they have selected one of them for the part. and the same goes with dave. i would rather they had norm mcdonald play the part. norm doesn not look a hell of a lot like dave and but he did a great impersonation of him on snl. hey. you got any gum. that was so hilarious. however and i learned a lot about the late night wars which i had very little knowledge of at first. i never watched the tonight show prior to when jay leno was host and so i do not know about the struggle to finally replace johnny carson and the countless negotiations that finally convinced dave to move to cbs. i knew very little about what happened behind the scenes and found the film very enlightening. and kathy bates gives a knockout performance as the foul mouthed former executive producer of the tonight show. she basically steals the film. my score represent 7 (out of 10) . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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