It Didn't Take Long For Richard Dreyfuss To Learn You Don't Always Say 'Yes' To A Role
'And when you're doing one-day parts and two-day parts, the little ones, you're not picky.'
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Paul Dano Was Careful To Avoid Making The Batman's Riddler Look Cool
With great visibility comes great responsibility, and Dano knows this.
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Quentin Tarantino's Scriptwriting Method Was Born In Acting Class
The filmmaker was never going to learn Shakespeare monologues, so he took a different approach.
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Using His Own Life For Dazed And Confused Landed Richard Linklater In Legal Hot Water
'I don't sit around the house making bongs...'
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Snakes Weren't The Only Dangerous Animals On The Set Of Anaconda
'Finally, it let go, but it wouldn't let me pass.'
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How The Twilight Zone Tragedy Affected John Landis' ¡Three Amigos!
A terrible tragedy on the set of The Twilight Zone: The Movie kept John Landis from being able to oversee the final cut of ¡Three Amigos!.
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How The Thing Accidentally Became The Start Of John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy
Plus, Carpenter reveals the TV project that he feels is an 'honorable mention" to the loose trilogy.
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Ghostwatch At 30: The Brilliant BBC Halloween Stunt That Terrified The Nation
The terrifying BBC TV movie terrified millions, and set the stage for the found footage horror boom.
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How A Gremlins 2 Deleted Scene Directly Tackles One Of Cinema's Great Controversies
It was a perfect clapback for the time, but ultimately didn't make the final cut.
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Steve Martin Saved The Jerk's Script With A Single Sentence
'There was no idea. We sat there everyday...'
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Tim Burton Toyed With The Idea Of A Dwayne Johnson Willy Wonka Film
'But that was many years ago when I was just starting out in Hollywood...'
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Jordan Peele Wanted The Characters Of Us To Be Smarter Than Your Average Horror Cast
'Characters have to do what they would do in real life.'
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Working With Tom Cruise On Knight And Day Taught Paul Dano An Important Lesson About Stunt Acting
In which a young actor learns from the best.
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Men In Black Built A Million-Dollar Animatronic That Never Made To The Screen
The original ending of Men in Black was very different – and involved a giant robot alien.
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Christian Bale Faced Real-Life Threats Over His Role In American Psycho
I have to return some videotapes.
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Jim Carrey Owes Part Of His Ace Ventura Success To Fellow Canadian Rick Moranis
The role turned Jim Carrey into a star, but it almost didn't make it to him.
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Tim Burton Calls Batman 1989 A 'Lighthearted Romp' Compared To Modern Batman Movies
Once upon a time, Tim Burton was told his Batman movie was too dark.
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The Daily Stream: Celebrate Sixty Years Of What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
''I've written a letter to Daddy. His address is Heaven above...''
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Black Adam Is Conquering The Worldwide Box Office, Passing $250 Million Globally
Dwayne Johnson's international appeal could tip the balance and make Black Adam a hit for Warner Bros.
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Anaconda's Animatronic Snake Wasn't Easy To Work With
'We basically tried to replicate a real snake...'
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Thor: Love And Thunder Falls Hard At The Box Office, Where The Crawdads Sing Beats Expectations
The box office is still feeling the Love and Thunder, but the Crawdads haven't stopped singing.
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Jim Carrey Knew Audiences Would Either Love Or Hate Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
'He had to be the 007 of pet detectives.'
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Black Adam To Hold Box Office Top Spot In Second Weekend, But With A Substantial Drop
We'll have to see how Black Adam fares by the time Black Panther: Wakanda Forever comes rushing to the box office on November 11.
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Christopher Walken Approaches His Career With A Bit Of Marlon Brando Wisdom
'The truth is, I've never made choices.'
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Why Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Doesn't Have An End-Credits Scene
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever producer Nate Moore says an after-credits tag for the movie would have felt 'disingenuous.'
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The Barefoot Contessa Proved Hollywood Didn't Know What To Do With Ava Gardner
'I was never really an actress.'
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Alfonso Cuarón's Philosophy For Children Of Men Carried Over To The Cinematography
'That means that there are no close-ups, everything is seen from a distance.'
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