Close Encounters Of The Third Kind's Script Featured A Scene Even Steven Spielberg Couldn't Pull Off
The technical limitations of the time were Spielberg's biggest roadblock on Close Encounters.
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Alan Rickman Injured Himself In The First Die Hard Scene He Shot
Alan Rickman was afraid of losing the role of Hans Gruber but found a way to keep his injury under wraps.
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Director Bob Clark And Writer Jean Shepherd Did Not Get Along On The Set Of A Christmas Story
According to the stars of A Christmas Story, there was some serious tension between Bob Clark and Jean Shepherd.
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Christina Hodson Was Apparently Working On A Batman Beyond Movie For Michael Keaton, But Not Anymore
Sounds like there were early plans for a live-action Batman Beyond movie that would have brought back Michael Keaton after his appearance in The Flash movie.
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Man Of Steel 2 And A Crisis On Infinite Earths Plan Were In Development Before New DC Management Came In
Even more news about DC Comics movie plans behind the scenes has emerged, but it's all up in the air now that DC has new bosses in place.
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The Border: Everything We Know So Far About The FX Adaptation Of Don Winslow's Book Series
Don Winslow's acclaimed "Cartel Trilogy" is about to gain even more fans with an FX-slated adaptation of his book The Border on the way.
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M3GAN Trailer Breakdown: 'Cause Baby, Dolls Kill
M3GAN is the moment and the future — she is everything.
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Val Kilmer Didn't Have Much Time To Be Himself While Working On Oliver Stone's The Doors
Val Kilmer built a reputation of being difficult to work with after The Doors, but it wasn't because he was being a pretentious actor.
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How To Watch Black Adam At Home
Soon you can watch Black Adam murder people from the comfort of your couch.
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'Miles' Of Airplane Scrap Went Into Making Star Wars' Millennium Falcon Set
That's right, the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy is actually made up of a lot of actual junk.
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During Punch-Drunk Love, Adam Sandler Saw A Lot Of Chris Farley In Philip Seymour Hoffman
Adam Sandler was reminded of one of his closest friends in comedy when working on Punch-Drunk Love.
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Pedro Pascal Didn't Need Any Research To Nail Oberyn's Accent In Game Of Thrones
The spirit of Oberyn Martell moved through Pedro Pascal in Game of Thrones, complete with his Dornish accent.
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Sigourney Weaver's Teenage Transformation For Avatar: The Way Of Water Was An Inspiration For Zoe Saldaña
'It was exhilarating. To see a master like Sigourney Weaver morph back into a child-like form.'
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The Actor Who Played A Christmas Story's Whiny Brother Randy Was Genuinely Terrified Of The Santa Claus Slide
Director Bob Clark took advantage of the young star's fear of the slide to capture a funny moment.
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Guillermo Del Toro Sounds Like He's Completely Over Trying To Make Justice League Dark
Say it ain't so, Guillermo!
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10 Game Of Thrones Characters That Deserved Better Endings
"Game of Thrones" spent years building worlds and introducing fascinating characters. But too many of those characters deserved much better endings.
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Guillermo Del Toro Expects Great Things From Taylor Swift As A Director
The mastermind behind Pan's Labyrinth and The Shape of Water is already in Taylor Swift's corner, and he's even offered some guidance.
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The Book Of Life Director Guilted The Studio Into Letting A Character Wear A Certain Color [Exclusive]
The studio was against a certain color of socks, despite its place in Mexican bullfighter culture.
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Peaky Blinders' First Episode Had To Set Up As Many Plotlines As Possible
Almost 10 years after its humble beginnings, the success of 'Peaky Blinders' speaks for itself.
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The Animators Behind The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special Knew They Were Making Magic [Exclusive Interview]
Mac Whiting tells us that the first eight-second test for the holiday special 'took almost six weeks to complete.'
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Screenwriting Guru Robert McKee Believed A Christmas Story Created A New Genre Of Film
Robert McKee believed movies fit into either drama, comedy, or tragedy, but he found A Christmas Story stood out from every other movie in a key way.
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Ralphie's Gibberish Rage Against Scut Farkus In A Christmas Story Was Actually Scripted
Ralphie's tirade as he beats Scut Farkus might sound incomprehensible, but there were actual words in there.
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How The Night Of The Hunter Used Forced Perspective To Its Advantage
One of the most exemplary images in the classic film was nothing more than a trick of the eye.
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El Tigre Creator Jorge R. Gutiérrez Talks Struggling Heroes, Absurd Studio Notes, And More [Exclusive Interview]
'The idea that a kid could be good and evil, that really threw people off, especially at Disney.'
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The Whale's Darren Aronofsky And Samuel Hunter On Brendan Fraser's Surprising Performance [Exclusive Interview]
"I think I was a little older than the generation that watched those big '90s movies, so I missed a lot of them. I hadn't seen any of the dramatic work."
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Why Bob Odenkirk Didn't Want To Bulk Up For Nobody
'I didn't want to look like a superhero.'
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