Christina Applegate has endeared herself to audiences and received accolades for her strength and versatility in theater, film and television. With Emmy, Golden Globe and Tony nominations to her credit, she has proven herself to be one of Hollywood's most influential leading ladies.
Maya Rudolph stars as Ava, Reagan's (Christina Applegate) boss, an ambitious but vulnerable talk show host, on NBC's new comedy "Up All Night." Rudolph is most widely known for her turn on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," where she was one of the show's regular players for over seven years. Since her debut in 2000, Rudolph's memorably skewed portrayals include Oprah Winfrey, Donatella Versace and Whitney Houston, and such recurring sketches as "Wake Up Wakefield" and "Bronx Beat."
A San Diego native, Cannon began performing at the age of eight after his grandfather left him several instruments as a gift. Through what Cannon recalls as "a lot of trial and failure" he recorded his first song at home on his boom box. Shortly after, Cannon took to the stage to perform his music, along with stand-up comedy. Cannon headed for Hollywood at the age of 15 and landed gigs at world-renowned comedy venues, including The Improv, The Laugh Factory and the Comedy Store. Cannon went on to share the stage with the likes of Chris Tucker, Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock before landing his first television gig as a stand-up audience warm-up for the long-running Nickelodeon hit show "All That." Producers quickly recognized Cannon's calling was in front of the camera and he became a regular on the show as well as a writer, making him the youngest staff writer in television history at the age of 17. This path culminated in the creation of "The Nick Cannon Show" in which he starred, directed and executive produced, earning him his first Kids' Choice Award.
No stranger to television, Arnett is best known for his work on the critically acclaimed sitcom "Arrested Development," where he portrayed George 'Gob' Bluth for three seasons and earned his first Emmy nomination. He recently starred in the comedy "Running Wilde" opposite Keri Russell, where he also wrote for the series along with writer/director Mitch Hurwitz. Arnett frequently guest stars on NBC's "30 Rock," playing the role of Devon Banks, and last year, he earned his third Emmy nod for "Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series" for the role.