Robert De Niro's House In Heat Was A Window Into His Character's Mind
'He'd probably have a fork and a knife and a spoon, a coffee maker, and that's about it.'
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How Roger Moore Separated His James Bond From The Sean Connery Image
Sean Connery was a tough act to follow, so Roger Moore created his own act entirely.
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Aya Cash Had A Blast Filming Her Action-Packed Sex Scene For The Boys
When you're filming a scene that ridiculous, all you can do is laugh.
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Dressing Harrison Ford For Indiana Jones Wasn't As Simple As It Might Seem
The adventuring outfit that Indiana Jones wears in the movie series is iconic, but making Harrison Ford look the part wasn't always easy.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Crafted An Iron-Clad Contract For His Terminator 3 Return
'I'll be back...for a price.'
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Why Keanu Reeves 'Just Couldn't Do' The Sequel To Speed
Keanu Reeves made the right call here.
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Quentin Tarantino Couldn't Understand The Reactions To Reservoir Dogs' Torture Scene
Tarantino's violence has never been more brutal or straight to the point than it was in Reservoir Dogs.
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James Caan Almost Came To Blows With Sam Peckinpah During The Killer Elite
Sam Peckinpah and James Caan's fiery egos almost ignited a firefight on the set of The Killer Elite.
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Disney's Society Of Explorers And Adventurers Recruits Qui Nguyen And Ryan Reynolds
Theme park mythology is serving as inspiration for big-screen storytelling.
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Quentin Tarantino Never Felt The 'Pressure' To Follow Up Pulp Fiction's Success
It seemed impossible that Tarantino could follow up the one-two punch of Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, but Jackie Brown proved everyone wrong.
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Star Wars: Path Of Deceit Delves Into The Fear Of The Jedi
Star Wars: Path of Deceit was an exciting addition to The High Republic.
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Roger Moore Made A Real-Life Rescue On The Set Of The Man With The Golden Gun
'So I went back and I grabbed her, I mean heroism took over, I was me not Bond.'
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Howard Hawks And John Wayne Made Rio Bravo Out Of Hatred For High Noon
Howard Hawks and John Wayne took issue with the political messaging of High Noon, and set about to make their own Western to spite it.
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What Drove Edward Norton To Step Into The Directors Chair
'It's such a particular idea and a particular vision...'
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The Shootist Showed Ron Howard How Much Of An 'Artist' John Wayne Could Be
Some folks think John Wayne only played one type of character. Those folks are wrong.
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Mob Psycho 100 Delivers Stunning Action, But Also An Endearing Story Of Empathy And Compassion
What do you do when you have all the power in the world, but it does nothing for you?
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Matt Smith Has Become The King Of The Reaction Shots On House Of The Dragon
That's our rogue prince.
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Disney Has A Radically Different Live-Action Adaptation Of One Thousand And One Nights In The Works
Now if we can just get the studio to adapt "The Epic of Gilgamesh"...
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How Jamie Clayton Transformed Herself For The New Hellraiser
Jamie Clayton has such sights to show us all.
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Physics Was George Miller's Biggest Limitation While Filming Mad Max: Fury Road
There were limits that even Miller could not justify breaking.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Was Approached Like A Live Action Film
'We wanted the movie not to be like any other animation movie, really, if we could.'
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How Escape From New York Found The Perfect Location For Its Dystopian Version Of The City
John Carpenter went far from NYC to capture that hellish vibe of a futuristic Manhattan.
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Rocky V Almost Had A Different, More Tragic Ending
The Italian Stallion nearly rode into the sunset in 1990.
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Timothy Dalton Has A Theory On Why His James Bond Went Underappreciated
If you love Daniel Craig's Bond, you probably have a soft spot for Dalton's take on 007.
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The Goonies All Started With A Simple Question In Steven Spielberg's Mind
While working on another film, Steven Spielberg had a thought that ultimately inspired his story for the beloved '80s film, The Goonies.
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George Miller Took A Page From The Buster Keaton Playbook For Mad Max: Fury Road
'You don't need a footnote to describe exactly what it means.'
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Filming The First Mad Max Was A 'Disaster' In The Eyes Of Director George Miller
Miller was faced with a tough realization while editing the first movie.
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