Sam Rockwell's Comedic Timing Came In Handy On The Set Of Moon
Rockwell knew timing was everything when he was acting opposite himself.
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Mythic Quest Season 3 Trailer: Apple's Hilarious, Heartbreaking Video Game Comedy Returns
Noted gamer and Attractive Man Joe Manganiello has joined the cast.
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Kevin Smith Has One Regret With The Way He Handled Clerks
'I wish I'd been doing this the whole f****** time, man.'
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Catherine Called Birdy Review: Lena Dunham's Medieval Coming-Of-Age Comedy Is A Low-Key Charmer
Bella Ramsay flies high in Lena Dunham's charming but slight adaptation of the beloved kid's book.
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Helen Mirren Took It Upon Herself To Spice Up Her Character For The Long Good Friday
Helen Mirren ensured that the gangster movie she signed onto included an active partner, not a passive moll.
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The Banshees Of Inisherin Trailer: Colin Farrell And Brendan Gleeson Are Having A Row In Martin McDonagh's New Black Comedy
Look for a quote from /Film in this trailer that calls it Martin McDonagh's best film yet.
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Juilliard Drove Val Kilmer Into His Early 'Absurdist' Comedy Roles
Val Kilmer trained at an elite drama school, and it made him an unlikely comedy star before he took to more serious roles.
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One Of Pierce Brosnan's Best Mrs. Doubtfire Scenes Came From The Mind Of Robin Williams
How many takes do you think were needed for Robin Williams to nail Pierce Brosnan with a lime?
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Susan Sarandon Thinks Her Big Break Story Shows How 'Stupid' Acting Can Be
While many actors have to work very hard for many years to get into the industry, Susan Sarandon had an unusual journey to stardom.
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Pierce Brosnan Didn't 'Meet' Robin Williams Until Filming On Mrs. Doubtfire Wrapped
"Ooh! Hello, Pierce. Ooh, you're very handsome. Ooh, give us a kiss!"
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Kevin Smith Used A Simple Camera Trick To Sell The Bittersweet Ending Of Clerks II
The shift from color to black and white holds more meaning than just emulating the visual style of the original Clerks.
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Clerks' Black-And-White Style Had Nothing To Do With Kevin Smith's Creative Vision
Kevin Smith's debut feature film Clerks was filmed in black and white — and the reason why may surprise you (but probably not).
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Bill Murray's First Rehearsal For Life Aquatic Wasn't What Wes Anderson Expected
It went down in typical Bill Murray fashion.
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Kevin Smith Took A Different Approach With The Story Of Clerks II
While Clerks was based on Kevin Smith's real life, Clerks II was a complete fabrication created in his mind.
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Never Have I Ever Season 4: Everything We Know About The High School Rom-Com's Final Season
There's a new heartthrob coming to Sherman Oaks High.
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The Munsters Review: A Baffling, Painful Take On The Old TV Comedy
Rob Zombie's The Munsters is a baffling, misguided film.
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Michael Caine Will Never Consider Himself A 'Retired' Actor
The prolific actor will take roles as they come, and as he sees fit.
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There Wasn't Much Room For Improv On The Set Of Edgar Wright's The World's End
However, according to Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, this wasn't a hindrance at all.
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The Brad Pitt-Sandra Bullock QVC Comedy That Tragically Never Got Made
Why haven't these two starred together in a rom-com yet?
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Hulu's Reboot Scratched Judy Greer's Itch To Do Comedy Again [Exclusive]
Even though Judy Greer never really stopped doing comedy, it's been a little while since she's been able to just be straight-up funny in a lead role.
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Hulu's Reboot Stars Krista Marie Yu And Calum Worthy On The Meta Sitcom Comedy, Fake Disney Channel Movies & More [Exclusive Interview]
Calum Worthy and Krista Marie Yu both cut their teeth on sitcoms in their formative years, so what's it like for them to star in a sitcom about making a sitcom?
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Reboot Star Keegan-Michael Key Talks Edgy Comedy, Emulating 90s Sitcoms, And More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to Keegan-Michael Key about his new series Reboot, which takes a meta approach to the trend of reviving beloved sitcoms.
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Jonathan Lipnicki On Taking His Craft More Seriously And The Comedy Version Of Donnie Darko [Interview]
'I just ****ing love acting, man.'
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Antonio Banderas Risked His Life For A Slapdash Desperado Stunt
'The heat behind us was so intense that it burned a little bit of my hair.'
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Tales From The Box Office: How Kevin Smith's Clerks Became The Little Movie That Could
Filmed in black-and-white on a shoestring budget, the success of Clerks has inspired countless independent filmmakers.
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