Jim Carrey Pitched Daniels Directing Duo A Wild Idea For A Found-Footage Horror-Comedy
The pitch involved Dumb and Dumber and a haunted hotel.
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Gene Wilder Accidentally Roped Mel Brooks Into Directing Young Frankenstein
Wilder apparently never learned to keep his notepad to himself.
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The Daily Stream: After Life Gives Life Meaning
Heaven is an eternal state of living in one's happiest moment.
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Brian Dennehy Saw A Career For Chris Farley That Went Far Beyond Comedy
The late, great Chris Farley was capable of so much more.
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The Young Pope's Elaborate Costumes Had Jude Law Struggling To Move
Jude Law felt the full weight of his role in HBO's The Young Pope.
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Kristen Bell's Frozen Character Is A 'Love Letter' To Her 11-Year-Old Self
Anna is a Disney princess for all the weirdos out there.
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Galaxy Quest's Director And Writer Knew Their Mission Was A Difficult One
'The movie needed to begin as a mockery and end as a celebration.'
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Robin Williams Saw Mrs. Doubtfire As Much More Than A Cross-Dressing Comedy
'...make her as funny as you can, but yet still be in character.'
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Justin Long's Barbarian Character Reminded Him Of Steve Martin's The Jerk
Aren't horror and comedy two halves of the same coin, anyway?
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Matthew Modine Had No Idea How Big Madonna Would Be When She Was Shooting Vision Quest
'The movie had gone from being a Matthew Modine movie that Madonna was in, to a Madonna movie that Matthew Modine was in.'
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The Game's Unpredictable Plot Is A Point Of Pride For Michael Douglas
'David Fincher is a very talented filmmaker.'
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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.
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Tusk Ending Explained: I Am The Walrus
Kevin Smith's notorious horror-comedy has more going on beneath the surface of its ludicrous premise than you might think.
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The Talented Mr. Ripley Was A 'Life-Changing' Role For Jude Law
The Talented Mr. Ripley gave Jude Law the life that his character in the film, Dickie Greenleaf, lived on screen.
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The Daily Stream: Elf Teaches Valuable Lessons Like Gum On The Street Isn't Free Candy
Yes, it's time to admit we're in the holiday season.
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Bob Odenkirk Almost Got Out Of Comedy After Seeing Chris Farley's Improv Chops
Bob Odenkirk felt inferior next to comedy legend Chris Farley — but thankfully, the Mr. Show creator didn't give up.
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Matthew Modine Turned Down The Tom Hanks Role In Big – And Regrets It
Matthew Modine also turned down Back to the Future, but he doesn't seem to have any regrets about that one.
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The Sex Lives Of College Girls Season 2 Review: Mindy Kaling's Comedy Hits Its Sophomore Stride
The Sex Lives of College Girls' second season is even better than the first.
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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?
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A Very Serious Childhood Moment Sent Gene Wilder Down The Path Of Comedy
Gene Wilder learned a lesson in comedy from a surprising place during a sad moment in his childhood, and it turned him into a beloved performer.
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The Addams Family Tree Explained
The Addams Family tree is creepy, kooky, mysterious, ooky, and just a little bit complicated.
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Christopher Walken Started Acting In Dean Martin And Jerry Lewis Comedy Sketches As A Child
'It was very different from most childhoods.'
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Band Of Brothers Wasn't The Big Break Michael Fassbender Hoped It Might Be
It took him a long, long time after his 'big break' to become the actor we know today.
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Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Made A Jim Carrey Dream Come True
The whole time Jim Carrey was on In Living Color, he had a dream in his pocket, literally.
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