One Seinfeld Star Made The NBC Sitcom A Success, According To Jerry Seinfeld
It's hard to imagine Seinfeld without the four main characters, but Jerry Seinfeld believes one performance was the glue that held the show together.
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine Seinfeld without the four main characters, but Jerry Seinfeld believes one performance was the glue that held the show together.
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Read MoreSometimes, actors who filmmakers first offer a role to turn them down. That can be a bummer, but sometimes that results in a different actor winning an Oscar.
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Read MoreThere are bad video games based on popular movies, and then there's this lambasted video game adaptation of one of Sylvester Stallone's best characters.
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Read MoreDogma is one of Kevin Smith's best films but if he ever makes a sequel to the religious comedy classic, he's making massive changes.
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Read MoreLaw & Order has helped boost the careers of countless beloved actors, but two acting legends once co-starred on the same episode.
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Read MoreBen Affleck's commentary track for Armageddon is a gift to us all and during a recent trip to the Criterion Closet, the actor discussed his feelings about it.
Read MoreTroma is known for its gross-out gorefests, but the kingdom of schlock is also partly responsible for the popularization of Hayao Miyazaki films in America.
Read MoreStephen King famously catches heat for his less-than-stellar book endings, but here are our favorite 10 endings from the King of Horror, ranked.
Read MoreDon't freak out about a potential zombie apocalypse like on The Walking Dead, because experts have data-backed evidence to help us all calm down.
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Read MoreAt the 2025 TCM Classic Film Festival, Heat director Michael Mann talked about how that legendary diner scene between Al Pacino and Robert De Niro came to be.
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Read MoreThis American remake of a British series takes a premise that could've made for a creepy horror show and uses it as the basis for a zany sitcom instead.
Read MoreBatman: The Animated Series used a lot of classic villains, but the show also invented some original villains, too. Here are 5 of the best.
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