Don Lake's Extensive Work In Improv Helped Him Capture His Zootopia+ Character – Exclusive
Don Lake's extensive work in improv, which he honed at Second City, helped him capture his Zootopia+ character.
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Strange World Will Cost Disney $100 Million In Losses
Disney's recent animated film, "Strange World," did not do well at its first box office opening. In fact, the movie will cost the company a lot financially.
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Dempsey Bryk and Ruby Cruz discuss picking up the original "Willow" film's mantle in the new series as the twin children of legendary "Willow" characters.
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The new Black Panther in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is by no means a bad one, but other characters would have benefitted from the mantle much more.
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Judd Hirsch explained what drew him to acting and why he eventually decided there was no other career that interested him as much.
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The Devastating Death Of Albert Pyun
As reported by Deadline, B movie director Albert Pyun ("The Sword and the Sorcerer," "Cyborg," 1990's "Captain America") has died at the age of 69.
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"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" has all the qualities of a successful whodunit. Stars Edward Norton and Janelle Monáe discuss developing their characters.
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Rian Johnson's "Glass Onion," has already cemented its place as Netflix's most successful theatrical release yet, despite being in theaters for only five days.
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Sylvester Stallone has starred in massive franchises such as "Rocky" and "Rambo," but the actor revealed there was one gigantic payday he turned down.
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In her "Hot Ones' interview, actor Cate Blanchett revealed what practical special effects impressed her the most in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" films.
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Fans might debate what film franchises are the best, but a new study has figured out which franchises are the most successful, according to hard data.
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Rick And Morty's Chris Parnell Had A Whole Lot Of Fun With Jerry's Stasis Field Story Arc
The story provided a new twist on Jerry, and the actor behind him enjoyed diving deeper.
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Why David Hyde Pierce Won't Be Returning As Niles In The Frasier Revival
Although he helped make "Frasier" what it was, it appears that David Hyde Pierce won't be returning to play Niles in the revival. Here's why.
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Bruce Willis, who portrayed Butch Coolidge in "Pulp Fiction," really wanted the role of Jules initially, and he was pretty insistent that he get that part.
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Here's How Crystal Lake Could Resurrect The Friday The 13th Franchise ... Or Chop It Back Down
Fans are thrilled about the new "Friday the 13th" prequel series "Crystal Lake." Here's how it could resurrect the franchise or how it could tear it down.
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What Smashing Pumpkins Song Plays In The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special?
A song by The Smashing Pumpkins plays during a key scene in "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" -- but what song, exactly? Let's find out.
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Fans are incredibly impressed with Jenna Ortega's cello work on "Wednesday"
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Adam Ray Sent In A Fake Resume For His Welcome To Chippendales Role
With the new Hulu limited series "Welcome to Chippendales," Adam Ray eventually had to learn how to roller skate after he sent in a fake resume.
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"Criminal Minds: Evolution" seems to pull inspiration from real-life serial killers for the show's main antagonist.
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James Cameron Says The Titanic Crew Initially Considered Building A Massive $10 Million Ship For The Film
"Titanic" was a massive financial investment. It could've been even more so had James Cameron and crew constructed a full-scale Titanic ship to sink.
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Looper Survey: South Park's Absolute Best Running Gag According To Fans
A recent Looper survey went out and asked fans which running gag on "South Park" was their absolute favorite. Many fun and different answers were given.
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Sylvester Stallone Recommends Actors Shouldn't Do Their Own Stunts
In a recent interview, Sylvester Stallone explained why he believes actors shouldn't be doing their own stunts.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution's Massage Table Murder Mirrors A Real-Life Crime
The gruesome murder in the "Criminal Minds: Evolution" episode "Sicarius" shares bizarre similarities with a real with life murder that took place in 2010.
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While Elias Voit from "Criminal Minds: Evolution" is likely a combination of several factors, one source of inspiration is directly mentioned: Israel Keyes.
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Amazon Just Made A Huge Commitment To Theatrical Releases
While Amazon has done well in keeping up with the big streamers, the company has revealed they are ready to make a huge commitment to theatrical releases.
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Kumail Nanjiani recently shared that his first big break was on a 2008 episode of the variety show "Saturday Night Live," and it was a pleasant experience.
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