John C. McGinley Had A Close Call With A Platoon Helicopter Shot Gone Wrong
If you're making a war movie, you need helicopters. But also, uh, safety.
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The Movie That Ended Humphrey Bogart's Creative Relationship With Director John Huston
One of the greatest collaborations in Hollywood history ended with a thud.
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Mona Lisa And The Blood Moon: Everything We Know So Far About Ana Lily Amirpour's Next Film Starring Kate Hudson
Here's what we know so far about Amirpour's third feature film.
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Jamie Foxx Wouldn't Do Day Shift Without Dave Franco
Jamie Foxx wouldn't settle for any other co-star than funny-man Dave Franco.
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Humphrey Bogart Went Tit For Tat With John Huston On The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre Set
The actor and director entered a quickly escalating prank war on the set of the classic film.
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A Stanley Kubrick Lawsuit Sunk Sidney Lumet's Dr. Strangelove Rival
Both Stanley Kubrick and Sidney Lumet made movies about a nuclear apocalypse — and both were released in the same year!
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We're Giving Away 10 Digital Codes For Top: Gun Maverick – Here's How You Can Win
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Brad Pitt Was Building His Fury Backstory Long Before Filming Began
Fury star Brad Pitt learned that preparing for a David Ayer movie can be just as intense as actually filming it.
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Morgan Freeman's Favorite Role Is One He Never Wanted To Repeat
Morgan Freeman's favorite role is probably not the one you're thinking of.
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Shooting In Color Caused Some Problems Behind The Scenes Of Singin' In The Rain
Nothing is more beautiful, or trickier to shoot, than three-strip Technicolor film.
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Kirk Douglas Was Thankful Stanley Kubrick Stuck To His Guns With Paths Of Glory
Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory is an infamously bleak anti-war film, but its infamous ending would have been sanitized if it weren't for Kirk Douglas.
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The Black Phone Villain Was Originally Going To Be A Clown, But Then IT Happened
The Grabber's magician persona and creepy devil mask in The Black Phone were born out of efforts to avoid Pennywise comparisons.
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For Mark Sheppard, One Supernatural Episode Stands Above The Rest
Crowley actor Mark Sheppard has particularly cherished memories of shooting the Supernatural season 8 finale.
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The Stand Miniseries Let Stephen King Correct A Major Regret
The 2020 miniseries differs from all the previous iterations in one vital element: The ending has been changed.
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How James Gunn Took Slither's R Rating To The Limit
He was always aiming for an R rating with this one.
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Richard Price Had To Start From Scratch When Adapting Stephen King's The Outsider
Price's decisions in the HBO adaptation improved on the ones made in King's novel.
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10 Movies Like Beast That Fans Will Want To Watch Next
After watching Idris Elba brawl with a lion, check out these movies to feed the beast inside you.
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Historical Accuracy Wasn't Tom Hanks' Concern When It Came To His Green Mile Costume
So many aspects of a character are conveyed non-verbally.
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Why Little Miss Sunshine Was Stuck In Limbo For More Than Half A Decade
The commercial success and critical acclaim for Little Miss Sunshine have ensured its place in the indie movie pantheon, but it almost got stuck in development.
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Friday The 13th Part 3 Sparked A Debate Over Jason's Famous Hockey Mask
"I was never a huge fan of the sack..."
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A Quiet Place Stuck With Cillian Murphy In A Way He Couldn't Ignore
Cillian Murphy almost e-mailed John Krasinski about how much he loved the first movie.
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Dr. Strangelove's Release Led To A Scrap Between Stanley Kubrick And Studio Execs
Stanley Kubrick took a real creative risk when he changed Dr. Strangelove from a straight drama into a satiric comedy, almost losing the studio's approval.
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Greg Kinnear Was A Little Too Committed To Staying In Character For Little Miss Sunshine
One cast member of Little Miss Sunshine took their role quite seriously, in fact so seriously he almost got his costars into trouble.
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With Das Boot, Wolfgang Petersen Directed The Single Greatest Submarine Movie Ever Made
"Had Petersen retired after Das Boot, we'd be referring to him in the reverent tones reserved for a one-and-done phenomenon..."
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Why Moonfall Bombed At The Box Office And What We Can Learn From It
It wasn't exactly Roland Emmerich's strongest offering.
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The 10 Films We're Most Excited To See At Fantastic Fest 2022
Time to get excited for Fantastic Fest again.
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