Wonka Lays A Little Golden Egg With $39 Million Opening Weekend
Chocolate-covered musical prequel Wonka is off to a tasty start with an estimated $39 million opening weekend at the box office.
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Director James Wan Doesn't Even Know How To Make A 'Realistic' Aquaman Movie [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan about upping the ante with the new superhero sequel.
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A Cheers Fan Once Threatened Kelsey Grammer Over Frasier And Diane
Ted Danson's Sam and Shelley Long's Diane were the backbone of Cheers, and when Kelsey Grammer's Frasier threatened to come between them, one fan intervened.
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Aquaman Director James Wan Has Some Advice For Building A Cinematic Universe [Exclusive]
With several horror franchises under his belt, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan knows a thing or two about successful cinematic universes.
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Input From David Harbour Led To One Of Black Widow's Most Profound Scenes
David Harbour made a suggestion for one of the first major sequences in Black Widow, giving it more emotional depth than it would have had otherwise.
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These Are The Only Seven Best Picture Winners That Were Turned Into TV Shows
In the nearly 100 year history of the Academy Awards, a lot of Best Picture winners have been remade, or sequelized, but only a few have had their own TV shows.
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Star Wars' Laughably Horrible Attempt At Making A Fake Luke Skywalker Head
Fans of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back will remember the Luke severed head scene, but they may not know that it was originally a (bad) prop head.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Apocalypse Now
Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 descent into madness Apocalypse Now featured some of the best actors of the generation, and some are still with us.
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Kim Cattrall's Only Star Trek Complaint Was About A Lack Of Leg
Kim Cattrall appears to have joined the Star Trek universe at the wrong time, longing for the more skin-tight uniforms of Uhura's era than the '90s fashion.
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The It's Always Sunny Gang Plagiarized Themselves To Create The Waitress Character
The It's Always Sunny gang have all been friends for so long that when they're coming up with new ideas, they sometimes plagiarize old ones.
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The Rick And Morty Season 7 Finale Brings Back A Major Character From Rick's Past
Rick and Morty fall into a fear hole, where they must confront their deepest fears, in the Rick and Morty season 7 finale.
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Why The Bones Cast Once Had To Be Sat Down For An Intervention
The cast of Bones was being so boisterous on set that the first assistant director had to pull them aside and stage an intervention.
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Avengers: Infinity War Cut A Major Arc For Hulk At The Very Last Minute
Mark Ruffalo's Hulk wouldn't become Smart Hulk until Avengers: Endgame, but it was planned for Infinity War. Why did the Russo brothers wait?
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A Major League Baseball Star Inspired A Major Change To M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H's main characters were often seen drinking in the first couple seasons, but after a call from a baseball legend, the writers reconsidered these habits.
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How Yellowstone's Dabney Coleman Landed His Memorable Role As John Dutton, Sr.
The great Dabney Coleman made a memorable appearance in the Yellowstone season 2 finale as Kevin Costner's character's father. Here's how Coleman got that role.
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Kate McKinnon's Oddball Saturday Night Live Gets A Boost From Billie Eilish And Special Guests
Kate McKinnon hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and while she easily fit back into the show, something felt a little awkward throughout.
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Kylo Ren's Most Pivotal Star Wars Scene Invades Adam Driver's Life All The Time
Adam Driver is frequently reminded (sometimes almost daily) about the scene where Kylo Ren kills you-know-who in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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The Rehearsals For Poor Things Were All About Embarrassing The Cast
In Poor Things, director Yorgos Lanthimos had Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo and the rest of the cast do some odd things for a very specific reason.
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Why Scarlett Johansson Had A 'Freak-Out' Over Her Black Widow Costume
Scarlett Johansson was quite worried about fitting into Black Widow's wardrobe, especially based on her appearance in comics, but she just did the work.
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Orphan 3 In The Works, Director Says Horror Franchise's Rulebook Has 'Opened Up'
The new helmer of the Orphan franchise, William Brent Bell, has confirmed that a third installment is in the works; hopefully Isabelle Fuhrman is coming back.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Aims To Bring Genuine Scares Along With The Laughs
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire will reclaim what all of the sequels lost, according to star Kumail Nanjiani, and that is legitimate scares.
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How Alfred Hitchcock Presents Brought The Director's Filmmaking Sensibilities To The Small Screen
When it came to translating his particular brand of suspense to the small screen, Alfred Hitchcock had to deal with runtimes and sponsors.
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Michael Myers' Senseless Halloween Canine Kill Took Just One Simple Maneuver
Michael Myers has more than one canine kill in Halloween. Luckily that was just movie magic, as the method used to mimic the dog dying was simple and safe.
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Saturday Night Live Torments Tootie To Get Real Tears For Meet Me In St. Louis
SNL guest host Kate McKinnon re-enacts a popular Hollywood legend about how Meet Me In St. Louis director Vincente Minnelli made little Tootie cry on camera.
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A Regular Star Trek Guest Actor Played A Very Different Role On The A-Team
Lieutenant Reginald Barclay wasn't exactly a hotshot in his Star Trek appearances, but the actor who also played him was also a member of the A-Team.
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The One Frasier Co-Star That Frustrated Kelsey Grammer
Kelsey Grammer worked with an impressive cast on Fraiser. On of his co-stars, however, got on his nerves sometimes.
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Star Trek: Generations Is The Most Useless Star Trek Movie By A Lightyear
The first TNG film, Star Trek: Generations, bent over backward to get Picard and Kirk together. Trekkies didn't want it, and the story suffered for it.
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