An Official Documentary About The Life And Works Of Rust DP Halyna Hutchins Is On The Way
A recent press release confirmed that the late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins' long career will be highlighted in a feature-length documentary.
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New Amsterdam Fans Are Upset Over The Accuracy Of The Show
"New Amsterdam" is an NBC medical drama with a loyal fanbase. Recently, viewers have taken to social media to complain about a recent episode.
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Fans Are Calling For Ryan Coogler To Direct Doctor Doom Following Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's Success
Writer and director Ryan Coogler has successfully helmed both "Black Panther" films, and now fans are calling for him to adapt the iconic villain Doctor Doom.
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Quentin Tarantino Has Harsh Opinions About Our Current Film Era
Quentin Tarantino didn't hold back with his less-than-glowing evaluation of the modern cinema landscape.
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Jenna Ortega Shot An Entire Take Of Wednesday Without Blinking Once
"Wednesday" actress Jenna Ortega's dedication to her craft saw her go so far as to shoot entire takes without blinking.
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The Hilarious Piece Of Direction Stephen Sommers Shouted Through A Bullhorn On Set Of The Mummy
Director Stephen Sommers had some interesting advice for the actors on the set of "The Mummy," which was released back in 1999 and starred Brendan Fraser.
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Brendan Fraser Thought School Ties Would Be His First And Last Feature Film
Brendan Fraser thought that his role in school ties would be his first and last shot at major motion picture stardom. Thankfully, that was far from the truth.
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Anya Taylor-Joy Plays An Ace Driver In Furiosa Despite Not Having A License Herself
Even with incredibly limited driving experience and no license, Anya Taylor-Joy was a great driver on the "Furiosa" set.
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Brendan Fraser Feels The Mummy's Authenticity Was What Garnered Global Attention
While there's no doubting Brendan Fraser's star power, the actor recently mused about what made "The Mummy" series so globally appealing.
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The Devastating Death Of Hogan's Heroes Star Robert Clary
Robert Clary, who made audiences smile as Corporal Louis LeBeau on the legendary sitcom "Hogan's Heroes," died at the age of 96 on November 15.
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The Searching Franchise Continues With An Eerie Trailer For Missing
"Missing" is the follow-up to 2018's "Searching." With a new trailer now released, it seems like it will provide plenty of intrigue and mystery, too.
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Jason Blum And James Wan Are Reportedly Looking To Create A Horror Behemoth With A Blumhouse/Atomic Monster Merger
In a landmark merger, horror juggernauts Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster Productions will become one.
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Wednesday's Jenna Ortega Had A Moment Of Panic Over Taking On Such An Iconic Role
Jenna Ortega is taking on the role of Wednesday Addams for the Netflix series "Wednesday." As it turns out, Ortega was nervous about taking on the iconic role.
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Critics Have Seen The Fabelmans And This Is What They're Saying
A select few have seen Steven Spielberg's latest film, "The Fabelmans." And the response has been uniformly positive for the drama.
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Luca Guadagnino Instantly Knew Timothee Chalamet Was His Cannibal For Bones And All
Here's what director Luca Guadagnino has to say about picking Chalamet to play one of his cannibals in "Bones and All."
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What Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Are Saying About A Christmas Story Christmas
The first Rotten Tomatoes reviews are in for "A Christmas Story Christmas," the sequel to the original 1983 film. Here's what reviewers have said so far.
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Luca Guadagnino Says Bones And All Might Not Have Gotten Made If Not For Timothée Chalamet
Director Luca Guadagnino credits the entire existence of "Bones and All" to Timothée Chalamet signing on for the project.
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George's Dog Scene In George Of The Jungle Proved To Be A CGI Challenge
The "dog" scene in "George of the Jungle" from 1997 presented quite a challenge for the CGI team. Here's why.
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The Menu's John Leguizamo Jokes That He Based His Washed-Up Action Star Character On Steven Seagal
John Leguizamo plays a washed-up action star in "The Menu." He joked it's based on Steven Seagal, but is there more to the joke than meets the eye?
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Brendan Fraser Thought His Bout With COVID Would Get Him Fired From The Whale
Brendan Fraser is making waves for his role in "The Whale." But he almost thought he would get fired when he came down with a case of COVID.
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Channing Tatum Says He Practically Starved Himself For Magic Mike
Channing Tatum revealed that his fitness regime for "Magic Mike" was so intense, he had to basically starve himself to stay so lean.
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Andor Fans Are Convinced Andy Serkis' Kino Is Still Alive Somewhere
Kino Loy wasn't looking too good the last time audiences saw him in "Andor." So some fans have created a headcanon to ensure he made it out all right.
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The Recruit's First Trailer Shows Noah Centineo As A White Claw-Pounding CIA Lawyer
The first trailer for "The Recruit" places Noah Centineo front and center of the action. But there's plenty of humor to be found, as well.
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Brendan Fraser Hopes The Whale Earns Him An Oscar Nod
Brendan Fraser has made it clear that he hopes his return to film with "The Whale" has earned him an Oscar Award nomination.
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Disenchanted's Maya Rudolph Claims Giselle Is A Real Person Locked Inside Of Amy Adams
Maya Rudolph is playing the villain in the sequel film "Disenchanted" on Disney+, and she raved about co-star Amy Adams method acting technique as Giselle.
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Harry Potter's Ralph Fiennes Rocked Tights And Garter Belts Under Voldemort's Robes
Ralph Fiennes sat down with Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live," and revealed what he was wearing under his Voldemort robes in the "Harry Potter" films.
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Stranger Things Star Joseph Quinn In Talks For A Quiet Place: Day One
Joseph Quinn is reportedly in talks to join "A Quiet Place: Day One."
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