John Lithgow Videos

Watch a video of Kevin Bacon's speech to Payson High School students on prom night here!

The trailer for Rare Objects, starring, written, directed, and produced by Katie Holmes, has been released. The film also stars Tony winner Alan Cumming, Julie Mayorga, Derek Luke, and Saundra Santiago. Rare Objects is based on Kathleen Tessaro's 2016 novel of the same name, which Holmes adapted for the big screen. Watch the new video trailer now!

During last night's episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Colbert paid tribute to the late director, writer, and actor, Frank Galati.

Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb led the cast of a dozen NBC News hosts including Al Roker, Craig Melvin, and Jenna Bush Hager in this comedic whodunit adaptation that follows two detectives as they crack the case of a mysterious murder. Watch a behind the scenes look at the making of the performance now!

Seth Rudetsky and Krysta Rodriguez, the next guest on The Seth Concert Series, are sharing a look into rehearsal as Krysta sings and signs 'Blue Wind' from Spring Awakening!

Watch as Richard Ridge chats with Broadway favorite Krysta Rodriguez, who will soon join Seth Rudetsky for Seth's Concert Series, airing Sunday, November 7 at 8pm ET.

James Corden welcomes John Lithgow to Stage 56 and asks him about his 1985 film, 'Santa Claus: The Movie' which was a huge hit in the United Kingdom, which was not the case in America as John predicted would be the case. After James asks John whether he considered any careers outside of acting, John reads a poem from his new book 'Trumpty Dumpty Wanted a Crown.'

A new video on Netflix's YouTube channel features stars of The Crown's fourth season, Josh O’Connor (Prince Charles) and Emma Corrin (Princess Diana).

The cast of Netflix's series The Crown took the Ultimate 1980s Quiz for Netflix's YouTube channel.

John talks about writers laughing at their own material, shooting 3rd Rock from the Sun, working with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, hanging out with Jerry Seinfeld, wanting to be an artist, his time in radio, his poetry book “Trumpty Dumpty Wanted a Crown: Verses for a Despotic Age,” and since he has been in so many movies, Jimmy challenges him to a round of “Did I Say That?”

Friend of the show and author of the new book 'Trumpty Dumpty Wanted a Crown,' John Lithgow, enlisted the help of famous friends to read excerpts to create shareable clips in place of a book tour.

The virtual Gala features six talented campers who perform alongside a stellar lineup of celebrity friends, including Stephen Colbert, Dane DeHaan, Jonathan Groff, Melissa Joan Hart, Ethan Hawke, Tyler Hoechlin, Carole King, John Lithgow, Aasif Mandvi, Bridget Moynahan, Steven Pasquale, Rhonda Ross, Luke Wilson, Anna Wood and additional surprise guests!

Krysta Rodriguez opened her September 2019 concert with Lake Street Dive's 'Good Kisser.'

John Lithgow talks about his holiday plans and getting in the head of Roger Ailes for Bombshell.

John Lithgow returned to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night with his iconic impression of Rudy Giuliani.

John Lithgow describes the driving skills he gained from his pre-fame days as a taxi driver, gives Jimmy a politically poignant Christmas card and adds Roger Ailes to his collection of fat, old, bald men roles.

Regina Spektor is debuting her new original song, “One Little Soldier,” featured in the upcoming original motion picture Bombshell.

Broadway favorite Krysta Rodriguez made her long-awaited Feinstein's/54 Below solo debut this fall, and we're getting a look at one of the concert's standout songs: the 'Beyvita' medley. Krysta makes lemonade out of lemons after getting some unexpected feedback from audition for an international production of Evita. The medley mashes up various Beyoncé and Destiny's Child songs with songs from the musical Evita. Check out the video to see the unique mashup!

James Corden welcomes his guests Louis Tomlinson, Rebecca Ferguson and John Lithgow, and opens by asking Louis about his memorabilia collection, which includes the leg braces from 'Forrest Gump' that he really should take out of the box.

James asks the eternally lovely John Lithgow about the fact he has played a lot of murderous, menacing figures in his career, and what method John uses to make his stare more menacing -- which is all Rebecca Ferguson needs to be on edge.