Michelle Pfeiffer Proved Al Pacino Wrong With Her Scarface Performance
By the end of her Scarface audition, Michelle Pfeiffer said hello to her iconic role.
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Daniels Took A Hard Stance On The LGBTQ+ Plotline In Everything Everywhere All At Once
This means no release in China. -
The Reason Willem Dafoe Needed A Body Double On Antichrist Might Surprise You
While Antichrist features graphic sex scenes, Willem Dafoe's reason for using a body double in the film has nothing to do with him being embarrassed. -
Why Apocalypse Now's Marlon Brando And Dennis Hopper Refused To Share A Set
The tension between Marlon Brando and Dennis Hopper was its own real-life nightmare. -
The Lincoln Lawyer: Release Date, Cast, And More
The bestselling books are heading to streaming soon. -
The True Story That Inspired Dog Day Afternoon
The only thing wilder than Sidney Lumet's classic crime movie is the real story it's based on. -
The Police Had A Big Problem With Apocalypse Now's Prop Department
One gruesome choice on the set of Apocalypse Now forced the police to get involved. -
There Was A Behind-The-Scenes Feud Over Gladiator's Most Famous Line
"It was s***, but I'm the greatest actor in the world and I can make even s*** sound good." -
Going Method For Gangs Of New York Made Daniel Day-Lewis Sick
The greatest actor of his generation sometimes takes things a little too far. -
The Original Boyz N The Hood Concept That Never Happened
Ice Cube was originally going to be flanked by some very familiar names. -
Ralph Fiennes Paid A Big Price While Preparing For His Schindler's List Role
Ralph Fiennes became so entrenched in his research of the Nazi party that he found himself sympathizing with the despicable man he was portraying. -
Winning An Oscar Kept Francis Ford Coppola From Getting Fired From The Godfather
It turns out that winning a little golden man delivers some level of job security. -
Why Magnolia Has So Many References To The Book Of Exodus
Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia literally has frogs raining down from the sky, but the director didn't immediatly realize that was a reference the the Bible. -
Robin Williams Had Matt Damon In Tears On The First Day Of Filming Good Will Hunting
Watching Robin Williams act out your writing would make you cry, too. -
Two Actresses Have Now Won An Oscar For Playing The Same Role In West Side Story
Anita is the role to beat. -
Peter O'Toole Nearly Turned Down His Lawrence Of Arabia Role
For the future legend, it was all about some bad blood with a producer. -
Paul Dano Only Had Four Days To Prepare For There Will Be Blood
One of the great modern movie villains was a last-minute ordeal. -
Underrated Coming-Of-Age Dramas You Should Definitely Check Out
The coming-of-age genre is overflowing with great films, but there are a few hidden gems you may have overlooked. Here are the underrated dramas we recommend. -
How Gus Van Sant Influenced The Filming Of Spontaneous
Brian Duffield's dark horror comedy Spontaneous was partly inspired by Gus Van Sant. Here's how the director helped influence the underrated film. -
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The Blade Runner Curse Explained
Blade Runner has gone from flop to classic, but there are still theories about the film carrying a curse. -
Citizen Kane's Opening Scene Caused Chaos In The Theater
Hollywood legend Orson Welles caused chaos with the early screenings of his masterpiece Citizen Kane, thanks to his unorthodox approach to filmmaking. -
The Bridge On The River Kwai Ending Explained: When Duty Becomes Hubris
David Lean's 1957 war epic Bridge on the River Kwai has an unforgettable ending that drives home the film's message about humanity and hubris. -
Men Trailer: Jessie Buckley Is Haunted In Alex Garland's New A24 Horror Film
Alex Garland is back. -
Why Clint Eastwood Held Off On Making Unforgiven For Almost A Decade
Unforgiven redefined the Western film, breaking down conventions all while incorporating revisionist themes that influenced a new wave of the genre in the '90s. -
Taxi Driver's Tight Budget Was A Blessing In Disguise
"Taxi Driver" brought the notoriously grimy streets of New York City in the 1970s to the big screen, thanks to both good and bad luck. -
Lawrence Of Arabia Ending Explained: Barbarous And Cruel
'The English have a great hunger for desolate places.'
