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The Batman star Robert Pattinson had trouble accessing the script for The Batman II thanks to the extreme security measures used to preserve the film's secrecy.
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One of the stunt coordinators on Reacher almost left the series, but star Alan Ritchson was thankfully able to remedy the situation.
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When Lee Child created Jack Reacher, he wanted to avoid making the character a generic miserable anti-hero archetype seen in so many other stories.
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This comic book flick starring Josh Brolin and Megan Fox may've flopped at the box office 15 years ago, but it's currently doing big numbers on HBO Max.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger jumped into the world of TV with the Netflix series FUBAR, but the show only lasted two seasons. Here's why it was canceled.
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Warner Bros. is having a stellar year and James Gunn's Superman has seemingly squashed Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, solidifying the new era of DC Studios.
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Steven Spielberg was keen on directing a movie in this blockbuster franchise early on in his career, and his love for it is apparent throughout his filmography.
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Steven Spielberg wasn't entirely honest with Paramount about his approach to filming Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (and it was a wise choice).
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Sylvester Stallone is no stranger to mediocre genre fare, but this 2025 action-crime thriller marks a low point for the A-lister on Rotten Tomatoes.
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It seemed like Prime Video had big plans for the YA series Panic, but the show ended up being canceled after one season. Here's why.
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Raoul Walsh was the first filmmaker to cast John Wayne as the lead in a major movie, although The Duke was almost let go from the acclaimed Western in question.
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Iron Man has a distinct political aspect, so it's fitting that the first enemy the Marvel movie’s hero punches out was played by a famously political rocker.
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The Paper shows some real potential throughout its first season, yet the series' association with The Office is also the source of its biggest problems.
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One of the characters from The Office spin-off The Paper has finally been allowed to embrace his true calling, and the results are very amusing so far.
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In the fourth episode of The Office spin-off series The Paper, the one connecting character is reminded of his time on the previous show.
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Before Kevin Feige ushered Marvel Studios to massive success he had to teach Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan how to use the internet for this '90s rom-com.
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John Travolta has starred in some real stinkers over the years, but none that've haunted him (and the film's writer) quite like this notorious sci-fi flop.
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While shooting one of his many Westerns, John Wayne suffered an injury that would end up bothering him for the rest of his life.
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A continuation of The CW's teen drama One Tree Hill has been in discussions for a while, but it hasn't received an official greenlight. Here's what we know.
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"Eternals" star Kumail Nanjiani said that Marvel movies are so expensive to make in part because of how much money is wasted during production.
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Bones stars Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz got along swimmingly on-set, save for when Deschanel indulged in a certain hobby that drove Boreanaz up a wall.
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Noah Wyle looks at his medical drama The Pitt as something of an antidote to the Golden Age of Television era of small screen antiheroes.
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Netflix no longer has a monopoly on tear-jerkers like My Oxford Year, as this (very similar) Prime Video romantic drama is now climbing the streaming charts.
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When Sylvester Stallone earned multiple Academy Award nominations for his work on Rocky, he joined an Oscars club that featured two titans of classic cinema.
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John Wayne didn't often appear on television, but his first big TV special was a hugely star-studded event. It seems impossible to imagine a modern equivalent.
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Keeping Reacher faithful to the books ends up causing a problem for the series, at least in the eyes of creator Lee Child.
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The Pierce Brosnan Western series The Son only lasted two seasons, but it might've stuck around longer had it arrived after Yellowstone.
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