Cooper Hoffman Was a Teenage Red Carpet Reporter, Talks the Knicks NBA Championship Win

-Our next guest is a very talented actor you know from films like "Licorice Pizza," "The Long Walk" and "Saturday Night," he stars in "I Want Your Sex," which is in theaters nationwide July 31st. Let's take a look. -Do you have a girlfriend? -What? I'm sorry, I... Um... aren't you not supposed to ask questions like that?

-I'm not. Have I offended you? -No, no, I just... ...do you have a girlfriend. -Good. That helps. You wouldn't get weird then. Weird? -If we [bleep] -Please welcome to the show, Cooper Hoffman, everybody. [ Cheers and applause ] ♪♪ -Oh, a night. -Oh, hello. How are you? -This is awesome. Oh, my God. It's fantastic to have you here.

-Yeah. I'm so happy to be here. Oh, my God. -I'm a fan of yours. [ Cheers and applause ] And I will admit, I had forgotten that we had met once. But in my defense, you were -- -Yeah, yeah. Yeah. -You were younger. -Yeah. I've been telling everyone that we met once. It's alright. I'm keeping it alive.

But, yeah, I was like -- I was like -- I must have been 11. -Yep. -And we were at a house that Paul Thomas Anderson and Maya Rudolph were renting. And Andy Samberg was there. -Mm-hmm. I was a very lucky 11-year-old to be hanging out with all of these people. Um, and I met Seth,

I'm pretty sure right before your first taping. -Yeah. -And I was a quite confident 11-year-old because I said, "You're gonna do a great job." And I -- I -- I -- I don't. I had no idea what "Late Night" was at the time, but I was happy that you were doing it. -Yeah. -Yeah.

-It's very nice looking back. I did not remember it was you, but I'm like, "God, there was this one 11-year-old who really..." -Yeah, yeah, yeah. "He was the wind beneath my wings when I got started." -Yeah. I was holding it up. I was really making sure you got there. -You had another reunion with somebody