Why The Crown Cast An American In The Role Of Winston Churchill
Despite being American, the actor made a compelling case for Britain's most recognizable politician.
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The Sopranos Had One Unbreakable Rule For Filming Tony's Therapy Scenes
'I said, "No, that's just not the way therapy is. You're not told when it's getting important. You're flailing your way through it."'
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Tim Curry Had A Very Specific Vision In Mind For IT's Pennywise The Clown
'He's the kind of chap that's entirely without charm.'
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Manifest Season 4 Teaser: Adjust Your Tray Tables As The Series Flight Reroutes To Netflix
Seats in the upright position, please...
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With Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, David Lynch Dismantled The American Dream Through The Eyes Of Laura Palmer
Laura Palmer may be David Lynch's most haunting creation.
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There's Just One Subject Quentin Tarantino Thinks Should Never Be Shown On Film
Even Tarantino has to draw the line somewhere.
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Rob McElhenney Thinks This Is The Key To Keeping It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Fresh
On its way to becoming the longest-running live-action sitcom in TV history, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has played by a different set of rules.
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Stanley Kubrick Was Intensely Committed To Getting Barry Lyndon's Costumes Right
Barry Lyndon is one of the most accomplished period pieces ever made, and to achieve it, Stanley Kubrick was exacting about every detail.
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How Accurate Is Drug Trafficking In TV Shows Like Breaking Bad?
Unsurprisingly, "The Wire" is actually pretty accurate in its depiction of drug trafficking.
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Cool Hand Luke Taught Paul Newman That Method Acting Has Its Limits
Method acting certainly didn't help Paul Newman with one of the more memorable scenes from this classic.
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Marlon Brando Left Rod Steiger High And Dry For On The Waterfront's Most Famous Scene
There was some drama behind one of the most dramatic scenes in movie history.
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In Another World, Robert De Niro Played The Role Of Tony Soprano
James Gandolfini and Robert De Niro have both played mobsters who explore the world of talk therapy.
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Neil Gaiman Already Knows Who Should Play Dream's Son In Sandman
Neil Gaiman and Allan Heinberg have an actor in mind to play Dream's son Orpheus in Netflix's The Sandman.
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The Daily Stream: In A League Of Their Own, Everyone Is The Hero Of Their Own Story
Amazon Prime's A League of Their Own finds a way to make the race and sexuality problems of the movie front and center without being preachy or corny.
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Why Dan Harmon Won't Call Community A Sitcom 'Spoof'
Dan Harmon says that despite lampshading and deconstructing sitcom tropes, Community ultimately honors the TV format.
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Alan Tudyk's Dream Wash Scene Never Made It Into Firefly
Alan Tudyk dreamed up a somewhat elaborate backstory for his character Wash on Firefly — one involving prison tats and shadow puppets.
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Karl Urban Isn't The Lord Of The Rings' Only Connection To Xena: Warrior Princess
Before Karl Urban played Éomer in Lord of the Rings, American audiences knew him as Julius Caesar in Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Was A Feminist Masterpiece Ahead Of Its Time
Twin Peaks asked audiences to figure out who killed Laura Palmer, but Fire Walk With Me asked audiences to see who Laura Palmer really was.
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David Lynch Has Always Loved Fire Walk With Me, Even When Nobody Else Did
Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me were big in Japan.
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The Empty Man Ending Explained: From The Bridge Comes The Man
The Empty Man has a mind-twisting ending that casts the rest of the movie in a whole new light. But what does it really mean?
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The Handmaid's Tale Season 4 Ending Explained: Justice Is Served
But what comes after vengeance?
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Prepping For Platoon Was Especially Punishing For Forest Whitaker And Willem Dafoe
'Willem drank water from a river when there was a decomposing oxen downstream and he got medivacked.'
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The Stranger Things Scene That Left Noah Schnapp Terrified In Real Life
Everybody loves the Kate Bush-set sequence in episode four of the new season of Stranger Things, but Noah Schnapp thinks the Lenora shootout takes the cake.
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The Daily Stream: Glow Up Is A Creative Makeup Competition That's Pure Joy
Glow Up is like the America's Next Top Model of makeup, or the RuPaul's Drag Race of doing only makeup, it's delightful, delicious, and on Netflix now.
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How Futurama Tried To Save Science's Pop Culture Reputation
Futurama is equal parts brains and laughs, and creator David X. Cohen, a trained physicist, had to work hard to achieve the perfect balance.
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