The Willow Series Used Ghostbusters II As A 'Point Of Reference' Nearly Every Day Behind The Scenes [Exclusive]
The Willow series had an unlikely inspiration in *checks notes* ... Ghostbusters II?
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Christmas Classic Miracle On 34th Street Was A Guiding Light For David Harbour In Violent Night [Exclusive]
We're talking about the original here. -
Violent Night's David Harbour On Investigating The 'Different Mythologies' Of Santa Claus [Exclusive]
'I thought it was a fascinating thing to go back mythologically...' -
Violent Night's David Harbour Was 'Blown Away' That Santa Was In His House [Exclusive]
'There's no way my parents could've done that!' -
Lucy Liu's Strange World Character Was Originally Much Different Than The Final Iteration [Exclusive]
"We thought, 'Oh, god, it's too much ...'" -
Composer Henry Jackman Praises A Key Moment In John Williams' Empire Strikes Back Score [Exclusive]
John Williams' Empire Strikes Back score continues to be inspirational for generations of composers. -
Henry Jackman Points To Seth Rogen And Evan Goldberg's This Is The End For His 'Most Ironic Use Of Music Ever' [Exclusive]
'It's completely ridiculous what's happening on the screen, but I shouldn't be ridiculous.' -
The Song Of Ferrix In The Andor Season 1 Finale Was Composed Before Shooting Even Began [Exclusive]
This musical moment is a striking use of diegetic music in Star Wars, and Tony Gilroy wanted to figure out the sound before cameras were even rolling. -
Frank Darabont Begged For The Mist To Have A Better Release Date [Exclusive]
Thomas Jane also called it "particularly tone-deaf" for the studio to release the movie when they did. -
How Battlestar Galactica And A Random Act Of Kindness Landed Sam Witwer A Role In The Mist [Exclusive]
Sam Witwer was in the right place at the right time with the right amount of kindness in his heart. But he's also a good actor! -
Movie Title Designer Dan Perri Explains How Taxi Driver's Memorable Title Sequence Was Made [Exclusive]
We talked with Dan Perri and learned how the incredible Taxi Driver opening credits were made. -
Frank Darabont Actually Edited A Few Alternate Endings For The Mist — And None Of Them Worked [Exclusive]
The Mist is synonymous with its shocking ending, but director Frank Darabont actually shot a few other options. -
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Why The Mist's Original Opening Scene Was Never Shot [Exclusive]
The mystery of The Mist was almost given away in the movie's opening sequence. -
The Mist's First Day Of Filming Was Almost A Total Disaster [Exclusive]
Shooting in such low light was a challenge, but it helps when you have monitors calibrated correctly to see in such low light. -
Thomas Jane's The Mist Character Making Every Single Wrong Choice Was Entirely By Design [Exclusive]
'It is a mirror to reality because sometimes with our best intentions and our best actions, we get screwed anyway because the world is such a messed up place.' -
What It Was Like To Film The Mist's Legendarily Dark Ending [Exclusive]
'I spent the entire day by myself sitting on a log, waiting in-between takes.' -
Frank Darabont Almost Cut One Of The Mist's Greatest Moments, Until Thomas Jane Convinced Him Otherwise [Exclusive]
Though it may seem small, the moment was immensely important to the finale of the film. -
Melissa McBride's Big The Mist Monologue Left The Cast And Crew Astonished [Exclusive]
Before The Walking Dead, the actor made jaws drop as 'Woman With Kids at Home.' -
Frank Darabont Wanted Thomas Jane To Star In The Mist From The Very Start [Exclusive]
"I'm sure we talked about other people, but Thomas Jane was sort of [Darabont's] goal." -
Here's The Mist And The Shawshank Redemption Filmmaker Frank Darabont's Advice For Aspiring Writers [Exclusive]
'That gets me warmed up. It makes those pages nicer.' -
Sam Witwer Personally Pitched His Own Death Scene In The Mist [Exclusive]
''That's really cool, but I think we've had that in this movie...' -
One Of The Hardest Parts Of Filming The Mist Was The Mist Itself [Exclusive]
Never work with children, animals, or mist. -
Why Frank Darabont Used The Crew Of The Shield To Shoot The Mist [Exclusive]
When you need to make a movie in a hurry, you hire a TV crew. -
Frank Darabont Kept The Mist's Infamous Ending Under Lock And Key [Exclusive]
Darabont didn't want "some jerk" giving the ending away. -
The Mist's Pitch-Dark Ending Has A Silver Lining, According To Sam Witwer [Exclusive]
'I weirdly find the ending to be uplifting...' -
The Mist's Most Brutal Detail Wasn't Even In The Script [Exclusive]
'An idea just blasted into my head...'
