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Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep co-starred in this powerful 1970s drama that resonated with audiences at the time and went on to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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HBO helped pave the way for the prestige TV as we know it, which included breaking one of the biggest rules in television.
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James Gunn famously did not want to cast Chris Pratt as Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy, but the casting director tricked him into seeing Pratt's audition.
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James Gunn revealed that until Marvel came calling with the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, he was ready to embrace TV over movies.
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In Rob Reiner's first adaptation of a Stephen King story, he created many memorable moments, but filming the leech scene in "Stand By Me" was a little too real.
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Billy Bob Thornton has a habit that he can't kick, which has lead to a few issues on the set of his hit Taylor Sheridan series Landman.
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Channing Tatum is willing and able to dance until his feet fall off, but starring in a full-blown movie musical is another matter altogether.
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The shrimping scene in Forrest Gump is one of the most beloved in an extremely memorable film, but bringing it to life was a pretty disgusting process.
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Ezra Edelman's O.J.: Made in America (now streaming on Netflix) is, without hyperbole, one of the greatest documentaries ever made.
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The Descent is easily one of the best horror movies of the 21st century, and one of the movie's best moments was rooted in real reactions.
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Before Ralph Macchio was cast in The Karate Kid, the role was apparently offered to Charlie Sheen, who had a moral conundrum on his hands.
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Ethan Hawke didn't like how one of his pivotal Dead Poets Society scenes was written so he worked with the director to change it.
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The Office is certainly a comedy of its time, but even the stars think the relatable workplace sitcom about some pretty terrible people sometimes went too far.
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Dwayne Johnson has nothing but good things to say about Brendan Fraser for helping him break into a movie acting career.
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Filmmaker John Hughes made some of the most iconic '80s teen movies, but The Breakfast Club was originally written for the stage.
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It was Forrest Gump co-star Gary Sinise's idea to sneak a Midnight Cowboy homage into the film (one that director Robert Zemeckis then expanded upon).
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Josh Brolin seemingly had reason to worry his movie acting career was starting to wind down, only to turn things around in a major way in 2025 (and beyond).
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Wyatt Russell had the chance to appear in a movie with his famous dad Kurt Russell long before Marvel gave him starpower of his own, but he turned it down.
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Chris Rock was eyed to star in two mega-popular NBC sitcoms in the 1990s, but given the era they were made in, it's probably better that this didn't happen.
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Sigourney Weaver is now interested in returning to the Alien franchise as Ripley, assuming this currently-unfinished screenplay ever gets a green light.
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Clint Eastwood is a living legend in the entertainment industry, and he believes one actor will be remembered as a legend 100 years from now.
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Samuel L. Jackson is a legend who has been acting for a very long time, which means he gets to have some special details in his contracts.
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According to Quentin Tarantino, he was named after a popular character Burt Reynolds played on the classic TV Western Gunsmoke.
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Jason Isaacs reveals a few moments involving his character that were cut from The White Lotus season 3, including another instance of nudity.
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Breaking Bad wouldn't have worked nearly as well if it had been a movie instead of a TV show, as Walter White himself, Bryan Cranston, would tell you.
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One of the most jaw-dropping stunts from Mission: Impossible 8 came very close to badly injuring Tom Cruise, and we can't say we're surprised.
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Ethan Hawke has never been the kind of actor to chase movie stardom, but he nearly starred in a would-be career-changing classic.
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