Steve Martin Is The Sole Reason John Hughes Directed Planes, Trains And Automobiles
John Hughes wasn't originally supposed to direct Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Then Steve Martin got on board.
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It Took Viola Davis Six Years To Get The Woman King Made
It took Viola Davis six years to get The Woman Kind made, a movie focusing on a real-life all-women military unit in the West African Kingdom of Dahomey.
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Alfonso Cuarón Relied On Clive Owen's 'BS' Sense While He Was Writing Children Of Men
When a director and an actor click, magic happens.
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Saint Omer Review: A Quiet, Simmering Courtroom Drama [London Film Festival]
An intelligent, absorbing drama.
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Star Wars: Quest For The Hidden City Carries On The Second Phase Of The High Republic
A book that hints toward the future and the past of the galaxy.
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Johnny Mnemonic's Black-And-White Release Was A 'Redemption' For Robert Longo
Watching the black-and-white cut of Johnny Mnemonic is a vastly different experience than watching the theatrical cut.
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Sid And Nancy Convinced Oliver Stone That Gary Oldman Could Handle JFK's Lee Harvey Oswald Role
Oliver Stone needed a collaborator he could truly trust to pull off the controversial JFK, and he found him in Gary Oldman.
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The White Lotus Season 2 Episodes 1 & 2 Set The Scene For Another Adventure In Intrigue
Ready to check in again?
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Raging Bull Served As A Big Inspiration For Damien Chazelle's Whiplash
This is a movie about a guy who hits things for a living.
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James Gunn Lays Out DC Studios' Priorities For The Future Of The DC Universe
Priority number one: more num-num for Nanaue.
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Heath Ledger Won His Role In 10 Things I Hate About You The Moment He Walked Into The Room
'It was just the vibe.'
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Leaving The Indiana Jones Franchise Behind Was A Tough Choice For Sean Connery
'I don't think Steven can make a bad film.'
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Runaway Horror Hit Smile Has Now Passed $200 Million At The Worldwide Box Office
Parker Finn's Smile has emerged as the champion of the 2022 Halloween horror box office.
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The Daily Stream: Hitchcock's Blackmail Is A Bold Transition To The Talkie Era
The sound era of cinema arrives with a roar in Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail.
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Studio Demands Spelled Disaster For Ava Gardner On The Set Of The Angel Wore Red
Ava Gardner was desperate to break out of her glamorous seductress typecasting, but unfortunately, MGM wouldn't let her on the set of The Angel Wore Red.
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Whiplash's Sundance Opening Was 'Very' Worrying For Damien Chazelle
'Looking back, obviously it worked out.'
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How Dwayne Johnson's Advice Helped John Cena Land His Role In Trainwreck
Just be yourself, man.
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Billy Madison Caused A Behind-The-Scenes Scramble To Find A New Title For Tommy Boy
'So we went into a tailspin...'
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Zac Efron Passed On Playing A Young Matthew Perry Again, But Not In A 17 Again Sequel
It could have starred Zac Efron and Aubrey Plaza, but we'll just have to wait and see who eventually does board Perry's directorial debut.
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Was Whiplash Realistic? That Depends On Who You Ask
Campy exaggeration or dark parable of where perfectionism leads? You decide.
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Tim Burton's Batman Was A Potential Career-Killer For The Top Brass At Warner Bros.
'The worst period of my life.'
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The Book That Started John Carpenter's Love Of Horror
'That's where I got my horror tales started.'
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Al Pacino's Standout Any Given Sunday Speech Was Deeply Personal To Oliver Stone
Pacino's locker room speech was based on a lecture Oliver Stone would give to his film students.
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One Weekend At Bernie's Scene Had Terry Kiser Gasping For Air
'Everyone had a good laugh at his expense.'
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