A Christmas Card Did More For It's A Wonderful Life Than Three Legendary Hollywood Writers
The Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life is an adaptation ... of a Christmas card?
Read MoreThe Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life is an adaptation ... of a Christmas card?
Read MoreBob Clark laid the groundwork for the modern slasher with Black Christmas without showing any viscera.
Read More'Needless to say, we did have a fair amount of fittings to be sure we struck the right balance between absurd and adorable.'
Read MoreDoes it have to do with spinning tops?
Read MoreThe film showcased the best of both Steve Martin and John Candy.
Read More"Merry Christmas, you wonderful old Building and Loan!"
Read MoreJust one more thing...
Read MoreHere's where you can watch the Chevy Chase holiday classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
Read MoreFilming the holiday classic It's A Wonderful Life wasn't exactly a "wonderful" experience for those on set.
Read MoreThe pitch involved Dumb and Dumber and a haunted hotel.
Read MoreWilder apparently never learned to keep his notepad to himself.
Read MoreHeaven is an eternal state of living in one's happiest moment.
Read MoreThe late, great Chris Farley was capable of so much more.
Read MoreJude Law felt the full weight of his role in HBO's The Young Pope.
Read MoreAnna is a Disney princess for all the weirdos out there.
Read More'The movie needed to begin as a mockery and end as a celebration.'
Read More'...make her as funny as you can, but yet still be in character.'
Read MoreAren't horror and comedy two halves of the same coin, anyway?
Read More'The movie had gone from being a Matthew Modine movie that Madonna was in, to a Madonna movie that Matthew Modine was in.'
Read More'David Fincher is a very talented filmmaker.'
Read MoreStupid can still be funny, even if it involves a corpse.
Read MoreKevin Smith's notorious horror-comedy has more going on beneath the surface of its ludicrous premise than you might think.
Read MoreThe Talented Mr. Ripley gave Jude Law the life that his character in the film, Dickie Greenleaf, lived on screen.
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