One Weekend At Bernie's Scene Had Terry Kiser Gasping For Air
'Everyone had a good laugh at his expense.'
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Only One Scene In Weekend At Bernie's Wasn't A Real Body
'Oh my gosh, this is so silly...' -
Heath Ledger Always Had Ambitions Beyond Being A Rom-Com Heartthrob
Heath Ledger's daring to expand beyond what Hollywood had set out for him is part of what makes his legacy so strong today. -
Sgt. Bilko Made Steve Martin Rethink The Course Of His Comedy Career
Why force Steve Martin to do an impression of another comedian when he could just be Steve Martin? -
Steve Martin And John Candy's Improv Got Out Of Hand On Planes, Trains And Automobiles
How could you ever rein in comedians as funny as Steve Martin and John Candy? -
The Real-Life Killer Who Inspired Keyser Soze In The Usual Suspects
The mysterious criminal Keyser Soze might be a fictional character from "The Usual Suspects," but he was inspired by a notorious real-life murderer. -
John Wayne Considered Working With John Huston One Of The Biggest Mistake Of His Career
'I was in too deep to get out.' -
The Big Detail You Missed With The New Na'vi Tribe In Avatar 2
Hidden in the latest trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water is a small detail that could have big repercussions for the world of Pandora and the Na'vi. -
Finding Steve Martin's Mansion For The Jerk Was A Stroke Of Location Scouting Fate
'I said to the prop man, 'Where did you find this stuff?' And the guy would keep saying, 'It was here.'' -
Christian Bale Counts A Critically-Panned Chris Farley Comedy Among His All-Time Favorite Films
'I just watched that two nights in a row and was crying with laughter both times...' -
12 Movies Like The Hangover That Are Absolutely Hilarious
"The Hangover" showed audiences something they'd never seen before. If you loved "The Hangover," make sure to check out these other hilarious comedies as well. -
Ana Lily Amirpour Knew Comedy Was Key For Her Episode Of Cabinet Of Curiosities
'I was definitely huffing on movies like Death Becomes Her and American Psycho...' -
Blazing Saddles' Set Was Mel Brooks And Gene Wilder's Young Frankenstein Laboratory
For what we are about to see next, we must enter quietly into the realm of genius. -
Why The Banshees Of Inisherin Has Such An Unconventional Soundtrack
Instead of taking inspiration from the setting, Burwell turned to the genre of the movie to guide him: the fairytale. -
Andrew McCarthy Loves That Weekend At Bernie's Might Be The World's 'Stupidest Movie'
Stupid can still be funny, even if it involves a corpse. -
David Zucker Explains Why There Was No Improvising In The Naked Gun
Surely you *can* be serious. -
Weekend At Bernie's Almost Seemed 'Too Funny' While It Was Being Filmed
Weekend At Bernie's star Terry Kiser quickly realized it wasn't enough to act dead-dead. He had to be 'funny-dead.' -
How Steve Martin Came Up With One Of The Jerk's Best Quotes
'He and I used to travel together, to go to the set every day, and, one day, we found a piece of gold...' -
Alfred Molina Thinks He Was 'Selfish' For Choosing Acting As His Career
The brilliant character actor broke the family mold when he decided to pursue the stage and screen. -
Midsommar Hid Some Big Clues To Its Ending Right At The Start
Midsommar is full of creepy details that reward a second watch. -
Steve Martin Saved The Jerk's Script With A Single Sentence
'There was no idea. We sat there everyday...' -
Using His Own Life For Dazed And Confused Landed Richard Linklater In Legal Hot Water
'I don't sit around the house making bongs...' -
One Young Frankenstein Scene With Cloris Leachman Was Too Funny For Gene Wilder To Film
'We did about 15 takes.' -
Jim Carrey Owes Part Of His Ace Ventura Success To Fellow Canadian Rick Moranis
The role turned Jim Carrey into a star, but it almost didn't make it to him. -
Jim Carrey Knew Audiences Would Either Love Or Hate Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
'He had to be the 007 of pet detectives.' -
Richard Linklater's Follow-Up To Dazed And Confused Was A Decade In The Making
'Where Boyhood ends, Everybody Wants Some begins.' -
Steven Spielberg's Version Of ¡Three Amigos! Would Have Brought Together Bill Murray And Robin Williams
But Spielberg was still stinging from the failure of his World War II comedy, 1941.
