How Tom Hanks Found His Signature Accent For Forrest Gump
Hanks found Forrest's voice and he ran with it.
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Anthony Hopkins Gave Brad Pitt Some Sage Advice On The Legends Of The Fall Set
The refined Sir Anthony Hopkins had some crude, hilarious advice for a young Brad Pitt that may have altered the course of his career. -
Obi-Wan Kenobi Screenwriter Joby Harold Reveals How Kumail Nanjiani's Character Got His Name
Star Wars has always been full of childlike imagination, so screenwriter Joby Harold turned to his children for help with character names. -
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Clint Eastwood Didn't Cut Any Corners Casting Gran Torino
Despite Clint Eastwood's dedication to casting Hmong actors, it didn't help Gran Torino's place as a controversial film in the Asian-American community. -
The Sandman Teaser: Dream Big With Neil Gaiman As The Series Premieres On Netflix In August
Fingers crossed for this. -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Has Five Seasons Already Mapped Out
'We even know what our final shot of the last episode is going to be.' -
Timing Was Everything When It Came To The Dexter Reboot [ATX]
Dexter: New Blood was a big hit for Showtime, and Jessie Dicovitsky, the Senior Vice President of Original Programming, thinks it all comes down to the timing. -
John Williams Didn't Think He Was Up To The Task Of Scoring Schindler's List
The turnaround from Jurassic Park was a tall order. -
You Can Watch David Cronenberg's Original Crimes Of The Future Right Now
The new film isn't a remake, but it does share the same title and director. -
The Daily Stream: Dear Brother Is A Masterclass In Melodrama
A '70s life-and-death school drama realized with impeccable style. -
Ray Liotta Gave Cinema Its Greatest Voiceover Performance Ever In Goodfellas
The late, great Ray Liotta made Goodfellas iconic with that performance-of-a-lifetime voiceover narration. -
Taxi Driver Derived Its Visual Style From Some Of Martin Scorsese's Favorite Films
Martin Scorsese, seeker of vibes. -
Why The Place Beyond The Pines Director Derek Cianfrances Called Ray Liotta An 'American Treasure'
'He's actually one of the most beautiful people in the world — gentle, charismatic, and just good — but he has an edge to him...' -
Dances With Wolves Ending Explained: The New Old West
The movie that revitalized the Western. -
How Top Gun Became A Gay Classic
Here's how Top Gun went from cheesy American military propaganda to a queer classic. -
Good Will Hunting Ending Explained: When You Gotta Go See About A Girl
How do you like them apples? -
Robin Williams Went Above And Beyond Behind The Scenes Of Good Will Hunting
It's always nice to hear about a glimpse of Robin Williams' goodwill. -
Clint Eastwood Had An Unusual Commitment To Unforgiven's Script
The film had a long, long road to the screen. -
Scream 6 Script Is 'Really Good,' Courteney Cox Teases
Fingers crossed that the quick turnaround doesn't equate to a lousy end product. -
Schindler's List Helped Renew Steven Spielberg's Faith In Filmmaking
'...this was going to be something that was going to change my life.' -
Liam Neeson Doesn't Think Very Highly Of His Schindler's List Performance
Neeson wasn't happy with it "at all." -
Michelle Williams, For One, Really Wants A Sequel To The Greatest Showman
The Greatest Showman star Michelle Williams would sign up for a sequel "in a heartbeat." -
The 16 Most Memorable David Lynch Characters Ever
David Lynch is a master of crafting characters that stay with us long after the credits roll. Here are the most memorable David Lynch characters ever, ranked. -
The Deer King Trailer: A Fantasy Epic From The Animator Behind Spirited Away
The Deer King marks the directorial debut of Masashi Ando (along with co-director Masayuki Miyaji), who worked as an animator on Spirited Away. -
Why Daniel Day-Lewis Hasn't Returned To The Stage Since Playing Hamlet
Daniel Day-Lewis may be an acclaimed actor with an impressive career, but his turn on the stage in a production of Hamlet didn't go well at all. -
Gran Torino Ending Explained: Clint Eastwood Confronts Dirty Harry
Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino can be read as a response to the iconic film Dirty Harry.
