Why Gone With The Wind's Producer Initially Turned Down The Classic Film
Producer David O. Selznick originally decided to pass on Gone with the Wind but ultimately changed his mind and made the problematic classic film after all.
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The Statue Of Liberty Saved Fry's Life In A Futurama Gag We Never Got To See
The pilot episode of Futurama went through a lot of different drafts, including one where the Statue of Liberty saves Fry from a nasty fall.
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The One Thing Tom Holland Refused To Do In Spider-Man: No Way Home
Marvel star Tom Holland put his foot down regarding a very specific request for Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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How The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Accidentally Started A Bomb Threat Epidemic
A couple of years after The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling wrote a TV movie called The Doomsday Flight that spawned a host of copycat airplane bomb threats.
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Blade Runner 2049 Taught Dune Director Denis Villeneuve A Valuable Lesson
The stress of making Blade Runner 2049 and living up to Ridley Scott's original was massive for director Denis Villeneuve.
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Why Reacher Season 2 Jumped So Far Ahead In The Books
Reacher season 1 adapted the first book in the series, but season 2 jumped ahead. Why? Author Lee Child has the answer.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Tremors Movies
If one wants to marathon through the Tremors movies, here is a handy-dandy list one can use as a reference for the highly entertaining horror franchise.
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Batman Fans Shouldn't Get Their Hopes Up For A Superman: Legacy Cameo
James Gunn has confirmed his DC film Superman Legacy will be Batman-free, so don't expect to see the Dark Knight hanging out with the Man of Steel.
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A Vocal Emergency Sent Disney Scrambling To Recast The Jungle Book's Mowgli
Unfortunately, by the time Disney's animated The Jungle Book started recording its voice performances, its original Mowgli actor had aged out of the role.
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Catherine Hicks Got A Hilarious Star Trek Crash Course From Leonard Nimoy Mid-Audition
When Catherine Hicks was cast in Star Trek IV, she didn't know the first thing about the sci-fi series. Luckily, Leonard Nimoy was there to help.
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Mark Hamill And A Star Wars Co-Star Once Snuck Horses Off Set For Some Fun
Remember the time Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and Biggs Darklighter (Garrick Hagon) snuck off the Star Wars set for an unsanctioned horse-riding adventure?
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Natalie Portman & Liam Neeson's Schedules Forced Star Wars To Replace Them With Sticks
Liam Neeson and Natalie Portman couldn't return for Star Wars reshoots, so the rest of the team had to act against sticks.
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture Had To Redo The Spacewalk Scene In Very Little Time
Visual effects pioneer Douglas Trumbull saw what Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise did with the spacewalk scene, but stepped in to redo it.
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Conquering Bender's Belch In Futurama Was A Matter Of One Very Simple Word
Bender's belching on Futurama sound disgustingly real, and that's because they are.
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The Best Episode Of Always Sunny Pays Homage To A Classic Horror Film
One of the best episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a riff on Stanley Kubrick's horror classic The Shining involving Mac and Dennis.
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Superman Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
Superman has a great team behind it, from James Gunn and Peter Safran to David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan. Here's everything you need to know.
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Why Rod Serling Hated Seeing Reruns Of The Twilight Zone On TV
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling was not thrilled when he would see reruns of the show airing on TV. But the reason for his distaste might surprise you.
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Married... With Children Holds An Important Role In Fox History
Married... with Children not only paved the way for the success of The Simpsons but also helped build the Fox Network foundation.
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Futurama's Creators Tried To Challenge Viewers With Hidden Clues In The Pilot
Futurama was written by nerds, for nerds, and the nerdy writers didn't hesitate to include hidden clues to an alien language puzzle in the pilot episode.
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Bones' Emily Deschanel Had A Real-Life Injury The Show Cleverly Covered Up
Bones' circus-themed episode "Double Trouble in the Panhandle" saw Emily Deschanel sustain a real-life injury that was subsequently written into the show.
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A Deleted It's Always Sunny Scene Gave Rob Thomas' Cameo A Much, Much Darker Ending
Rob Thomas's cameo on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has a much darker ending in a deleted scene.
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How A Largely Forgotten Stephen King Movie Sequel Does What The Original Never Could
Stephen King didn't write The Rage: Carrie 2, but the horrific themes throughout this maligned sequel are just as terrifying.
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A Detrimental Black Widow Experience Had Ray Winstone Wanting To Quit
Ray Winstone says that shooting Black Widow was 'fine' before the reshoots, but he got some 'soul-destroying' notes from Marvel producers.
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Dune: Part Two's Biggest Twist Explained
Paul Atreides discovers an unpleasant truth about his heritage in Dune: Part Two, and its ramifications stretch beyond the film's ending.
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The Canceled Fox Pilot That Led Andrew Shue To Melrose Place
Right before getting his big break with Melrose Place, Andrew Shue shot a pilot for a scrapped early-'90s Fox crime series called Gulf City.
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Star Trek: Discovery Made A Change For Saru In Season 3 That 'Intimidated' Doug Jones
Legendary creature performer and actor, Doug Jones, was intimidated by the season 3 change made to his character Saru on Star Trek: Discovery.
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Dune: Part Two's Box Office Debut Is Twice The Size Of The First Movie
Desert power is already paying off for Dune: Part Two, which is projected to gross at least $75 million in its opening weekend.
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