The High Price Tag For Sigourney Weaver And Harrison Ford Made Casting Awkward On Working Girl
Awkward for Alec Baldwin, that is.
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Paramount+ Rolls The Dice On A Live-Action Dungeons & Dragons Series
Paramount hopes to launch a shared universe featuring 'multiple scripted and unscripted shows.'
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Kevin Costner Insisted On Harrison Ford's Casting In Air Force One
Kevin Costner gave Harrison Ford the gift of starring in Air Force One.
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Make Nick Cave's Gladiator 2 Script, You Cowards
Just a reminder that Cave's screenplay was totally out there.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water's Cast Used Underwater Jetpacks To Swim Faster While Shooting
The Metkayina have an unfair advantage in the water: jetpacks.
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Ending The Dark Knight Trilogy At Three Films Helped It Avoid Some James Bond Pitfalls
Bond learning from Batman has a nice ring to it.
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If Sylvester Stallone Had Written Creed III, It Would Have Gone In A Different Direction
'It's a regretful situation because I know what it could have been.'
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The Look Of Avatar: The Way Of Water's Metkayina Came From Two Key Costume Designs
Everything was painstakingly designed.
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'Eff You, Eywa' Was The Attitude That Drove The Design Of RDA's Bridgehead Base In Avatar: The Way Of Water
It should come as no surprise that the RDA doesn't give a crap about Pandora's equivalent of Mother Nature.
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A Simple Drawing Saved James Cameron From Almost A Dozen Avatar Lawsuits
'It saved us from about 10 lawsuits.'
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Top Gun: Maverick At One Point Had 27 Cameras Filming At The Same Time, Says Very Tired Editor
Editor Eddie Hamilton had 27 cameras to keep track of while filming Top Gun: Maverick.
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A Manta Ray Helped Avatar: The Way Of Water's Crew Crack The SeaDragon Ship Design
'It's a ship that is designed to consume things.'
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Or: How I Stopped Fighting And Learned To Love My Brain
There's a lot to unpack in Everything Everywhere All At Once, including its depiction of ADHD.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Required Intricate, Tangible Costumes Before Entering The Digital World
There's a reason the costumes in Avatar: The Way of Water look so real: they were created in the real world first.
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Sylvester Stallone Wrote A 90-Page First Draft Of Rocky In Just Three Short Days
'I may be totally wrong, and I'm going to take a lot of people down with me, but I just believe in it.'
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Phil Hartman Wanted To Bring The Simpsons' Troy McClure Into Live-Action
The late Phil Hartman voiced two of the funniest characters on The Simpsons, until his career was cut abruptly short.
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The Daily Stream: Welcome To Violence! It's Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
According to John Waters, it's the best movie ever made.
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The Late Earl Boen Played One Of Cinema's Greatest Weasels In The Terminator Films
The late great Earl Boen emitted smarm in his role in the Terminator franchise — and we loved him for it.
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Cool Stuff: NECA's 'Halloween Kills' Michael Myers Action Figure Has Plenty Of Tiny Murder Weapons
Halloween Kills is coming to theaters in October, and with it comes NECA's new Michael Myers figure, complete with some bloody new murder weapons.
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The Metkayina Reef Village In Avatar: The Way Of Water Took Three Years To Get Right
The home of the Metkayina required a natural look, and it relied upon a specific architectural style that was extremely difficult to crack.
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James Cameron Wanted Avatar: The Way Of Water To 'Take The Boundaries Off' Female Empowerment
Cameron has a lot to say about pushing the boundaries of female empowerment.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Concept Art Began With James Cameron's 'Visual Metaphors' Instead Of A Story
'It's a highly collaborative, highly iterative process that requires an awful lot of talking.'
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George Lucas' Ideas For Indiana Jones Caused No Shortage Of 'Suffering' For Harrison Ford
'George [Lucas] insisted on the leather jacket and the wide-brimmed felt hat, even though we were in Tunisia in 120-degree heat.'
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