A Behind-The-Scenes Crisis At Fox Cost The World Marilyn Monroe's Final Film
It was an unmitigated disaster that they tried to pin entirely on the late actress.
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On-Set Chemistry Made It 'Tough' For Jamie Clayton To Terrify Her Hellraiser Co-Stars
'It was very hard for me.
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Why Mia Goth Was Terrified To Shoot Pearl's Confession Scene
'I was really terrified to shoot that...'
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Kevin Kline Felt A Bit Spoiled On The Set Of Sophie's Choice
It was his feature film debut after a career on Broadway and two Tonys. What a way to start.
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One Of The 21st Century's Best Films Comes From The Director Of Blonde, And It Turns 15 Today
'He suspected no one in history had so often and publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal.'
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Why Brad Pitt Was Miserable Filming Interview With The Vampire
'I'm telling you, one day it broke me.'
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Ben Kingsley Can Remember The Moment That Made Him Fall In Love With Movies
'I was followed by angels who were telling my story.'
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Nicolas Cage Brought A Bit Of His Own Magic To The Sorcerer's Apprentice
If Nicolas Cage was secretly a wizard too, we wouldn't be surprised.
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All About Eve's Story Needed A Major Change If It Was Going To Be Made Into A Movie
The classic film's memorable ending had to be invented for the adaptation.
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Making Doctor Sleep Bridged A Divide In Mike Flanagan's Childhood Mind
Flanagan heard the stories about how much Stephen King hated Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. But a funny thing happened when Flanagan read Doctor Sleep...
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How A Failed Experiment From Network Execs Taught The Twilight Zone Its Limits
What works in 30 minutes doesn't always work in 60.
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James Cameron Was The Only Audience Alita: Battle Angel Set Out To Impress
'I wasn't making a movie for Fox. I was making it for Jim.'
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Mike Flanagan Went To The Mat To Keep One Of His Favorite Haunting Of Hill House Moments Intact
Mike Flanagan loves a good monologue, but one monologue was especially worth fighting for.
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Elijah Wood Saw No Man Of God As More Than Just Another Ted Bundy Movie
'That sort of pressure was exciting.'
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Macaulay Culkin Actually Got Bitten By Joe Pesci During Home Alone And Has The Scar To Prove It
Don't mess with the Wet Bandits.
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Seven's Groundbreaking Credits Sequence All Started As A Joke
The credits set the tone perfectly, but they were a happy accident.
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Being John Malkovich's Classic Status Wasn't Something Charlie Kaufman Or Spike Jonze Expected
No one expected that brilliant screenplay to actually get made.
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Pixar Snuck Some Stephen King Into Their Latest Take On Cars
Come play with us, Lightning McQueen.
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Getting Harvey Keitel For Reservoir Dogs Wasn't Much Work For Quentin Tarantino
'I read the script, I love it, I'd even love to produce it to get it going. Give me a call back.'
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Paul Thomas Anderson Thinks Critics Just Don't Understand Adam Sandler
Believe it or not, the filmmaker behind Boogie Nights and There Will Be Blood loves Adam Sandler's comedies.
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It Took Three False Starts Before Cary Grant Would Get To Work With Audrey Hepburn
The two legends eventually united for Charade.
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John Huston, John Malkovich, And A Dog Made Michael Madsen Into An Actor
'I thought he was just trying to get rid of me.'
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Quentin Tarantino Came To Blows With An Actor On The Set Of Reservoir Dogs
Tarantino's successful career was almost jeopardized during the production of his first film.
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Viggo Mortensen's Eastern Promises Tattoos Took Some Serious Research
Navigating the world of Russian mafia tattoos is no easy feat.
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Russian Anarchists And Winston Churchill Had Censors Worried About The Man Who Knew Too Much
Alfred Hitchcock drew from reality for his grand climax, and it bit him in the butt.
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Playing Hardball With His Untouchables Casting Paid Off For Kevin Costner
Kevin Costner wasn't a movie star yet, but he knew he would become one.
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