Did Arnold Schwarzenegger Really Replace OJ Simpson As The Star Of The Terminator?
It's a story that Schwarzenegger has told plenty of times. But how true is it?
-
-
How A 1920s Historical Epic Landed Jason Schwartzman His Role In Wes Anderson's Rushmore
Jason Schwartzman never intended to be an actor. He was content just playing drums with the band Phantom Planet. But all that changed one day. -
Roger Moore Had A Hilarious Trick For Facing Down James Bond Baddies
It's a simple trick, but you'll see that it works quite well in every one of Roger Moore's movies as 007. -
Danny DeVito's Time On Taxi Meant Missing Out On Indiana Jones
Raiders of the Lost Ark was almost a very different film. -
How Howard Hawks Cracked The Code On Making Marilyn Monroe A Star
Howard Hawks played an important role in Marilyn Monroe's Hollywood journey. -
The Gritty '70s Charles Bronson Performance That Inspired John Carpenter's Escape From New York
One of the most famous tough guy actors inspired one of the most famous tough guy characters. -
James Cameron Pushed True Lies' Budget To The Limit
True Lies was the first ever movie with a production budget north of $100 million, and James Cameron made it count. -
An American Werewolf In London's Transformation Scene Was A Week-Long Slog To Film
The transformation itself is grueling, but prepping for it was no picnic, either. -
Daniel Craig Has No Hard Feelings About His Casino Royale Casting Controversy
Remember how furious the response was when Craig was first announced as Bond? -
Sean Connery Bluntly Shot Down A Request To Return As James Bond
No former Bond has ever been as dead set on leaving the franchise behind as the O.G., Sean Connery. -
Steven Spielberg's Favorite Goonies Memory Came At The Expense Of Richard Donner
Spielberg had a little surprise waiting for Donner, just when he thought he was free of his energetic young stars. -
The Daily Stream: The Breakfast Club Is A Problematic, Yet Quintessential 1980s High School Story
For kids at the time of the release of The Breakfast Club, John Hughes spoke to them directly. -
Sideshow's Superman: Call To Action Premium Format Statue Comes To The Rescue [Exclusive]
The Superman: Call to Action Premium Format Figure brings together the signature look of the hero sans any of the more modern texturing and stylization. -
The Goonies Didn't Do Much For The Career Of The Actor Who Played Chunk
Jeff Cohen didn't act much after The Goonies, but he did end up having a successful career elsewhere because of it. -
Corey Feldman Wants A Goonies Sequel In The Style Of Top Gun: Maverick
Corey Feldman said, "Remakes are the worst thing ever, it means Hollywood has lost all creativity. We need to explore the untapped, the undiscovered." -
Pierce Brosnan Took The James Bond Approach To His Black Adam Performance
'[I]t's stuff that you have to lend your heart to... If you go into the mythology of it, whether it be Doctor Fate or James Bond.' -
Directing Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Was A Tough Decision For Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg wasn't too pleased with Temple of Doom in the end, but he wasn't originally planning on directing anyway. -
Audrey Hepburn's Breakfast At Tiffany's Role Was Originally Written For Marilyn Monroe
It's tough to imagine anyone else in the part now, but ... what if? -
Robin Williams Had Two Very Personal Reasons For Deciding To Make Jumanji
Robin Williams related to the lonely childhood lived by Alan Parrish. But that's not all. -
Sylvester Stallone Is Fighting For The Rights To The Rocky Franchise
Believe it or not, Sylvester Stallone hasn't made as much money from the Rocky franchise as he probably deserves. -
Diego Luna Shoots Down Rumors Of Alternate Rogue One Endings
It sounds like there may not have been any other endings for Rogue One, and our heroes always made the ultimate sacrifice. -
Writing Raiders Of The Lost Ark Was A Slapdash Process From Start To Finish
"I don't know. I'm making this up as I go." -
Wes Anderson Is The Kind Of Director Edward Norton Wants To Be
Wes Anderson knows how to make a smaller budget look huge on the big screen, and that helped Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn. -
Cooler: Everything We Know So Far About The Dave Bautista Action Thriller
Dave Bautista is teaming up with Hotel Artemis writer-director Drew Pearce for this new project. -
The Mummy Franchise Had A Permanent Impact On Brendan Fraser's Physical Health
Brendan Fraser's breakout role as an action star was The Mummy, but the trilogy took a significant physical toll on the actor's health. -
What These Avatar Scenes Look Like Without CGI
Since there was such an abundance of computer-generated imagery, here's what several of your favorite "Avatar scenes look like without CGI. -
Michael Mann Didn't Want Will Smith Faking Any Of His Fights In Ali
To pull Ali off, Smith couldn't just look the part; he had to be the part.
