"Poker Face" star Natasha Lyonne and consultant/VFX artist Phil Tippett have a surprising friendship -- here's what Tippett shared about their connection.
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Read MoreIf you've seen Drive, you know that Bryan Cranston's character Shannon meets a brutal end late in the film. Cranston is the reason why it went down that way.
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Read MoreThe creative team who brought Stephen King's It to the big screen are back to explore the dark history of Pennywise's home in a prequel series for HBO Max.
Read MoreNetflix will adapt "Something Is Killing the Children," and if it plays its cards right, it could have an entire shared television universe to play with.
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Read More"Sons Of Anarchy" is home to many beloved characters who have endeared themselves to fans, so much so that some have expressed concern over Abel's home life.
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Read More"Chicago Med" has a cast of endearing characters fans respect and love, and that includes Dr. Hannah Asher, who goes above and beyond for her patients.
Read MoreOliver Platt has played Dr. Daniel Charles since 2015. Here is how Oliver Platt behaves on the set of "Chicago Med," according to on-screen daughter Mekia Cox.
Read MoreLieutenant Severide showed Stella something important on his phone in "Chicago Fire" Season 11 episode "Run Like Hell," and fans are dying to know more.
Read MoreThe relationship between Whelan and Stabler adds an intriguing dynamic to "Organized Crime." Wondering who plays Detective Whelan? Consider the case closed.
Read MoreDespite the mismatch occurring on-screen between Jo and Jackson in Grey's Anatomy, their off-screen friendship helped them pull through.
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Read MoreThere have been quite a few deaths in the One Chicago universe, but Yuriy Sardarov says Otis' death was difficult but ultimately necessary.
Read More"Modern Family" creator Steven Levitan isn't interested in reviving his famous sitcom -- even though others close to the series feel differently.
Read MoreSteve Kroft is a renowned journalist from "60 Minutes," and along with his world traveling investigations, he broke an infamous cream puff car scam in America.
Read MoreNichelle Nichols opened the door for so many women and people of color. On the "Star Trek" set, co-star Walter Koenig said, she was friendly and ambitious.
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