Why Stranger Things' Brett Gelman Calls Winona Ryder A 'Genius'
Brett Gelman's Murray Bauman spent a lot of time onscreen with Winona Ryder's Joyce Byers in "Stranger Things" Season 4 -- and he's completely in awe of her.
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Sons Of Anarchy Star Maggie Siff Was Amazed By Tara's Perpetual Fierceness
American actress Maggie Siff once admitted how the strength and resolve of her character, Tara, astonished her during her time on "Sons of Anarchy."
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Are Sandra Oh And Kevin McKidd From Grey's Anatomy Friends In Real Life?
Longtime fans of "Grey's Anatomy" may be curious to know just how close, if at all, Sandra Oh and Kevin McKidd are away from the show's set.
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Maile Flanagan Still Doesn't Really Watch Anime Even After Voicing Naruto For Decades
According to voice actor Maile Flanagan, she still isn't much of an anime fan despite the fact she's voiced Naruto for about 20 years and counting.
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The Iconic Family Guy Catchphrase Mila Kunis Always Hears In Public
Mila Kunis recently revealed the Family Guy catchphrase she always hears from people, and it's one that her character gets told quite often on the show.
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Seth Gilliam Wasn't Fond Of Filming In The Mud For The Walking Dead
"The Walking Dead" actors and extras have to go through a lot on the show, and Seth Gilliam isn't afraid to admit sometimes it's not all that fun.
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Keira Knightley's Parents Didn't Want Her To Audition For Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
According to Keira Knightley, the force wasn't exactly with her parents when she was auditioning for her film debut in "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace."
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Conan O'Brien Fans Were Extremely Impressed By His 60 Minutes Interview
Even more than a decade after his 2010 interview on 60 Minutes, Conan O'Brien's fans are still in awe of how well he handled himself.
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Family Guy's John Viener Sometimes Feels Like A Fourth Grader Seeking Approval
John Viener is not afraid to admit that the creative process behind "Family Guy" can be a stressful experience, comparing it to feeling like a child sometimes.
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The Ending Of The Snow Girl Explained
As the thrilling kidnapping drama draws to a close, here's everything you need to know about the ending of The Snow Girl.
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An MLB Star Had To Be Written Out Of A Seinfeld Episode Due To Bad Publicity
Per Keith Hernandez, fellow MLB star Darryl Strawberry's checkered background forced Seinfeld's writers to remove him from an episode's script.
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The Conners Fans Caught A Couple Of Continuity Errors In Season 5 Episode 13
The Conners fans pointed out multiple continuity errors in the episode "New Pipes and Old Secrets," mainly those relating to Jackie and Roseanne's backstory.
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Grey's Anatomy's Patrick Dempsey Was Convinced Shonda Rhimes Hated Him When They First Met
He may have been part of the original "Grey's Anatomy" cast, but it turns out that Patrick Dempsey originally didn't think Shonda Rhimes liked him at all.
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Cliff Curtis Channeled His Inner Child To Nail His Avatar: The Way Of Water Performance
Surprisingly, Cliff Curtis had to channel his inner child to get his "Avatar: The Way of Water" performance just right.
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Are Ariel Winter And Nolan Gould From Modern Family Friends In Real Life?
Fans of the iconic sitcom series, "Modern Family," may be curious to know if Dunphy siblings, Nolan Gould and Ariel Winter, are close in real life.
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Pam Grier Turned Down The Opportunity To Play A Bond Girl (& That Was Probably The Right Move)
Pam Grier once had a chance to be a Bond girl, but turning down that opportunity may have worked out better for her in the long run.
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Has The New DCU Canceled Out Steven Spielberg's Blackhawk Film?
Due to a lack of updates, there seems to be a chance that the new DCU won't include Steven Spielberg's film adaptation of Blackhawk.
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Harry Potter Fans Identify The Glaring Plot Point Missing From The Fantastic Beasts Franchise
"Harry Potter" fans have taken to social media to address a certain plot point they feel is missing in the recent "Fantastic Beasts" films.
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One Scene That Was Cut From The Office Finale Would Have Confirmed A Popular Fan Theory
According to The Office's Brian Baumgartner, a deleted scene from the show's finale confirms one popular fan theory regarding his character, Kevin Malone.
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Khary Payton's Role On The Walking Dead Has Earned Him A Royal Nickname In Real Life
Thanks to his "Walking Dead" role, King Ezekiel, Khary Payton has earned a royal nickname in real life.
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Sons Of Anarchy's Kurt Sutter Didn't Initially Have A Full Seven-Year Plan For The Series
Although "Sons of Anarchy" managed to tell a well-constructed story during its run, series creator Kurt Sutter says he didn't initially have it all mapped out.
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There's Nothing Worse Than Flubbing A Line During A Blue Bloods Table Scene
While the infamous Reagan family dinner scenes are a favorite for fans, there is nothing worse for an actor than flubbing a line at a "Blue Bloods" table scene.
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Playing Kathleen On The Last Of Us Has Melanie Lynskey Feeling Positive About The Future (& We Hope She's Right)
Despite the violent nature of the story of The Last of Us, Melanie Lynskey found that playing Kathleen was a good thing for her.
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Henry Cavill Enjoyed Bringing A Three-Dimensionality To The Witcher With Kim Bodnia
Henry Cavill considered his time with Kim Bodnia, who portrays veteran Witcher Vesemir, to be an absolute highlight during "The Witcher" Season 2.
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Liz Torres Said Playing Miss Patty On Gilmore Girls Was Like A 'Second Skin'
Sometimes it takes a lot of effort for an actor to become a particular character. For "Gilmore Girls" actress Liz Torres, Miss Patty was a second skin.
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The Ending Of Pennyworth Season 3 Explained
"Pennyworth" may go down in history as one of the most free-spirited comic adaptations of all time. Here is the ending of "Pennyworth" Season 3 explained.
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Sequels For Toy Story, Zootopia, And Frozen Are In The Works At Disney
Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger has officially announced that Disney and Pixar are currently developing new "Toy Story," "Frozen," and "Zootopia" sequels.
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