Elisabeth Moss Opens Up About Missing Out On The Power Of The Dog
Elisabeth Moss was originally cast in Jane Campion's western, but she had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts.
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Hacks Season 2 Trailer: Deborah And Ava Take The Show On The Road
When we last saw the edgy jokesters, they were both coming face to face with monumental life changes.
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Julia Garner Got A Little Creepy During Her Research For The Assistant
Julia Garner was more than observational while preparing to take the title role in The Assistant.
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Daily Podcast: Mini-Water Cooler: Fantastic Beasts, High Sierra, The Adam Project, Defending Your Life
On today's episode, Ben and Brad talk about The Adam Project, an old Humphrey Bogart classic, the new Fantastic Beasts film, and more.
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The Similarities Between Alexander Skarsgard's True Blood And The Northman Characters Are 'Not A Complete Coincidence'
'I want to credit True Blood a little bit, at least for giving me that idea.'
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Alien's Facehugger Props Were Somehow Even Grosser Than They Look
Leave it to H.R. Giger to take horrifying alien creature design to new heights.
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Frank Langella Fired From Mike Flanagan's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Following Alleged Misconduct
Flanagan has thankfully taken the allegations seriously and not hesitated to take action.
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The Unusual Way Sebastian Stan Landed His Role In Fresh
Sebastian Stan understood the assignment.
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Seven Of Nine's Arrival On Star Trek: Voyager Came With Some Growing Pains
Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) is easily one of the most iconic characters from Star Trek: Voyager, but her transition into the cast wasn't an easy one.
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Jon Stewart's Role In The First Wives Club Was Left On The Cutting Room Floor
In order to save the film, an entire storyline, featuring Jon Stewart, would have to get the ax.
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Michael Bay Didn't Have Much Fun Playing A Frat Boy For Mystery Men
'I sat in my trailer so bored.'
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The Controversy Behind Judi Dench's Shakespeare In Love Oscar Win
With roughly eight minutes of screentime, Judi Dench's win for Shakespeare in Love was hotly debated.
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Superhero Porn Parodies Are Giving The Fans Exactly What They Want, In More Ways Than One
Porn director Axel Braun's dedication to superhero and other geek property parodies has launched his popularity into the stratosphere.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Everything Everywhere All At Once Before
Everything Everywhere All At Once stars movie legends and familiar faces: Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Lee Curtis, Ke Huy Quan, James Hong ... Detective Crashmore??
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You Might See This Superman Villain In Titans Season 4
Would this villain's appearance get Superboy more airtime?
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Nicolas Cage Channeled A Fan-Favorite Batman As His Kick-Ass Inspiration
'I would give it all to Adam West.'
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Daily Podcast: Fast & Furious 10, Will Smith, Breaking Bad, Doctor Strange, Ahsoka & Weekend Box Office
In today's episode of /Film Daily, Peter and Ryan chat about the latest addition to the Fast family, Sonic 2's box office, and more.
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The Northman Director Robert Eggers Says Studio Pressure Can Be Good Sometimes
Robert Eggers said this was the most studio pressure he faced for a movie, but he wouldn't have it any other way.
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The Philosophy Of Severance: Consciousness And Theories Of The Self
Severance has built on philosophical theories to create a must-see series.
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How Hans Zimmer Used His Score To Tell The Story Of Batman Begins
A jaunty, happy little tune wouldn't do Christopher Nolan's Batman justice.
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Tommy Lee Jones Wasn't Given Much Of A Choice In His Batman Forever Casting
Jones did not necessarily relish the opportunity of playing a scene-chewing supervillain.
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Jake Gyllenhaal Came Up With The 'Sailing' Duet In Ambulance
'He understands the assignment.'
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Beverly Hills Cop 4 Has Finally Found Its Director
Rising commercial director Mark Molloy will be stepping in to helm the flick as his feature film debut.
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Batman Begins Was Inspired By A Very Different DC Film
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's inspiration for Christopher Nolan!
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Christopher Nolan Looked To Blade Runner For A Key Part Of Batman Begins
The rain-drenched slums of the Narrows in Batman Begins were particularly evocative of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner.
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Why The Dark Knight Redesigned Gotham From The Ground Up
Gotham underwent a major shift between movies.
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Everyone Loved Spartacus, Except For Stanley Kubrick
The mood behind the scenes of Spartacus was its own epic drama.
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