The Mist's Opening Scene Nearly Spoiled Its Biggest Mystery
One writer shares his firsthand account of how a major decision was made on the set of The Mist.
Read MoreOne writer shares his firsthand account of how a major decision was made on the set of The Mist.
Read MoreThe Jim Carrey comedy sequel literally cost Callow money out of his pocket.
Read MoreJohn Hughes wasn't originally supposed to direct Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Then Steve Martin got on board.
Read MoreJust be yourself, man.
Read More'So we went into a tailspin...'
Read More'Everyone had a good laugh at his expense.'
Read More'Oh my gosh, this is so silly...'
Read MoreHeath Ledger's daring to expand beyond what Hollywood had set out for him is part of what makes his legacy so strong today.
Read MoreWhy force Steve Martin to do an impression of another comedian when he could just be Steve Martin?
Read MoreThere has been a lot of fallout from Charlie Sheen's string of recent interviews and outbursts.
Read MoreThe mysterious criminal Keyser Soze might be a fictional character from "The Usual Suspects," but he was inspired by a notorious real-life murderer.
Read More'I was in too deep to get out.'
Read MoreHidden 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.
Read More'I just watched that two nights in a row and was crying with laughter both times...'
Read More'I said to the prop man, 'Where did you find this stuff?' And the guy would keep saying, 'It was here.''
Read More'I was definitely huffing on movies like Death Becomes Her and American Psycho...'
Read MoreFor what we are about to see next, we must enter quietly into the realm of genius.
Read MoreInstead of taking inspiration from the setting, Burwell turned to the genre of the movie to guide him: the fairytale.
Read More'I wanted to be unstoppably ridiculous...'
Read MoreSurely you *can* be serious.
Read MoreBut Spielberg was still stinging from the failure of his World War II comedy, 1941.
Read More'Where Boyhood ends, Everybody Wants Some begins.'
Read More'We did about 15 takes.'
Read MoreWeekend At Bernie's star Terry Kiser quickly realized it wasn't enough to act dead-dead. He had to be 'funny-dead.'
Read More'He and I used to travel together, to go to the set every day, and, one day, we found a piece of gold...'
Read MoreThe brilliant character actor broke the family mold when he decided to pursue the stage and screen.
Read MoreMidsommar is full of creepy details that reward a second watch.
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