38 Years After Temple Of Doom, Steven Spielberg Still Sends Ke Huy Quan Christmas Presents
Steven Spielberg: good dude.
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How Everything Everywhere All At Once Accidentally Recreated A Scene From Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
Ke Huy Quan is absolutely the film's secret weapon. -
Eskil Vogt Didn't Expect Such Drastic Reactions To The Innocents
In a weird way, this may be the best compliment a horror filmmaker can get. -
Why George Clooney And Steven Soderbergh Pushed To Start Warner Independent
George Clooney has always been a champion of cinema. -
The Great Escape's Barbed Wire Jump Used The Wrong Bike For The Job
The film's best-known stunt was even harder to execute than you might realize. -
The Original Ending Of Diamonds Are Forever Was A Little Too 'S&M' For British Censors
Sean Connery's return to the Bond films had to tone down its ending to make it past the British censors. -
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Justin Roiland's Adventure Time Role Took A Major Toll On His Voice
Justin Roiland almost losing his voice on the set of Adventure Time was UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!! -
Die Another Day Kept A Scene Michael Madsen Was Sure Would Get Cut
None other than Dame Judi Dench supported keeping the scene. -
Getting 'Accidentally' Cast In War Games Made Michael Madsen Into An Actor
Michael Madsen was in the right place at the right time and it made him a star. -
Arnold Schwarzenegger Was A Saving Grace During Total Recall's Grueling Shoot
Turns out, Schwarzenegger loves cracking one-liners off-screen as much as he does on-screen. -
Paul Verhoeven Used An Unorthodox Method For Casting Total Recall
A movie as unorthodox as Total Recall perhaps required unorthodox casting methods. -
Not Everybody Was On Board With Arnold Schwarzenegger's Total Recall Casting
'It was immediate action.' -
Before Dracula, Universal Studios Was Famous For A Different Nightmare: War
Before it became known for classic monster movies, Universal Studios released groundbreaking war films like All Quiet on the Western Front. -
Top Gun: Maverick's Editor Was 'Desperate' For The Movie 'Not To Suck' [Exclusive]
Editor Eddie Hamilton played a key role in making sure Top Gun: Maverick felt like an evolution, rather than a half-baked homage. -
A Days Of Thunder Montage Helped Inspire One Of Top Gun: Maverick's Dogfight Scenes [Exclusive]
Master of action Tony Scott continues to inspire. -
How Straight Time And The Jericho Mile Influenced Michael Mann's Approach To Heat
Michael Mann spent time with actual convicts when researching his crime movies, and was surprised by what he found. -
Writer Tony Kushner On The Reason He's Worked With Steven Spielberg For So Long: 'He Lets Me Fight With Him' [Exclusive]
'This needs to feel to him like this really is true to his own lived experience.' -
Those Star Wars Homages In Top Gun: Maverick Were No Accident [Exclusive]
“It's a small thermal exhaust port, right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the reactor system." -
An Original Top Gun Editor Helped Sift Through Top Gun: Maverick's Overwhelming Amount Of Footage [Exclusive]
'He was a gentleman and obviously a phenomenally good editor.' -
Tom Cruise Didn't Want Audiences To Watch Top Gun: Maverick – He Wanted Them To Feel It [Exclusive]
"It's really important that you don't watch the film, you feel the film." -
Top Gun: Maverick's Iceman Scene Became Much More Powerful Thanks To A Key Decision [Exclusive]
'So we ended up finding that.' -
John Wick: Chapter 4 Trailer Breakdown: The Baba Yaga Finally Meets His Match (Or Maybe Not)
Yeah, we're guessing he's back. Again. For the fourth time. -
If Kill Bill Had Been Just One Film, Quentin Tarantino Knows What He'd Cut
Quentin Tarantino would have sacrificed the Esteban Vallejo scene, among others, if he'd been forced to kill Kill Bill 2. -
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Legendary James Bond Composer John Barry's House Was Used As M's Home In Skyfall
M's house is one of the most memorable locations in the Daniel Craig Bond films.
