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Thunderbolts* co-writer Eric Pearson and director Jake Schreier disagreed about how to best convey a crucial aspect of the Marvel movie's poignant ending.
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After years in development hell with Warner Bros., the Nicolas Cage-starring Superman Lives never saw the light of day. Here's why the film was canceled.
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Despite the true crime boom in streaming, Paramount+ canceled Happy Face after just one season. Here's why it didn't last long.
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Raoul Walsh, one of multiple people who took credit for discovering John Wayne, also played a major part in the creation of The Oscars.
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John Wayne made appearances on television throughout his career, but he had ambiguous feelings towards the medium as a whole, especially Western TV series.
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In a recent interview, My Oxford Year director Iain Morris explained why he opted for a mostly bleak, devastating ending with the Netflix romance movie.
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John Wayne and John Ford made a lot of movies together, and while their working relationship could be contentious, Wayne's respect for Ford was genuine.
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Before Yellowstone, Kelly Reilly was the lead of a medical drama that only lasted one season and is almost impossible to watch today.
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A /Film writer just watched the original Alien for the first time to see if Ridley Scott's touchstone sci-fi horror flick really lives up to all the hype.
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In 2016, longtime buddies Matt Damon and Ben Affleck both lead their own action thrillers, but most agree that Affleck's was better.
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Christopher Judge knew Louis Gossett Jr. for around 13 years prior to his appearance on Stargate: SG-1, and he was thrilled to finally work with him.
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When Spider-Man: No Way Home director Jon Watts discovered Reddit users had guessed how this key scene would play out, he elected to subvert their expectations.
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After playing Raymond Langston on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation for several seasons, Laurence Fishburne's departure from the show didn't come as a huge shock.
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Corey Mylchreest had to do multiple takes of the (amusingly cringe-inducing) karaoke scene in Netflix's My Oxford Year, but not because he kept messing it up.
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Plan B, the entertainment production company co-founded by Brad Pitt, was one of the primary forces behind some of Netflix's most acclaimed series to date.
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Agent Elvis, an animated Netflix show featuring Matthew McConaughey as the King, had an amusingly ridiculous premise. Unfortunately, timing wasn't on its side.
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Despite getting much better reviews than its movie counterpart, Peacock's Vampire Academy got the axe after just one season. Here's why the show was canceled.
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The animated sci-fi series "Farzar" debuted as part of a major Netflix deal, but it only lasted a single season before the streamer canceled it.
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John Wayne not only starred in his lone horror movie early on in his career, but it was also a remake that helped establish his leading man chops.
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Prime Video's bizarre new War of the Worlds movie, starring Ice Cube and lots of screens, comes from the director of Eminem's Venom music video.
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Henry Cavill offered Superman star David Corenswet some light-hearted advice after the Twisters actor was cast as the new Man of Steel in James Gunn's movie.
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Alan Ritchson wants to play Batman, but he agrees that his "Reacher" character actually shares some similarities with one of the Dark Knight's biggest enemies.
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Richard Dean Anderson's Stargate SG-1 character is a big Simpsons fan, so it's only fitting he voiced himself on a Simpsons episode full of Stargate references.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe shook up Michael Rooker's typecasting after decades of playing villainous characters - including on Stargate SG-1.
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Jack Reacher creator Lee Child had a hard time writing the book that's being adapted for Reacher season 4, Gone Tomorrow, and it all had to do with its setting.
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Alan Ritchson made his directorial debut on this action-comedy, a film that, rather memorably, has the Reacher star running around in a diaper at one point.
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If you've ever felt the urge to watch Ice Cube watch the end of the world from his computer screen, Prime Video has you covered.
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