Harrison Ford Likes To 'Have A Good Time' On Set, According To 1923's Brian Geraghty - Exclusive
"1923" star Brian Geraghty explained what it's like to work with Harrison Ford on set and why the veteran actor is fun to be around.
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The Last Of Us Veteran Merle Dandridge Explains Why Pedro Pascal Is The Perfect Joel
The Last of Us star Merle Dandridge has shared her thoughts on working with Pedro Pascal as Joel on HBO's high-profile adaptation.
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The Ending Of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Season 3 Explained
The third season of "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" didn't disappoint. Here's our deep dive into the explosive ending of Season 3.
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Merle Dandridge Knows Better Than Anybody How The Last Of Us Differs From Its Video Game Source
In "The Last of Us," Merle Dandridge has the rare chance to portray the same character in both a video game series and its live-action adaptation.
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The Last Of Us Stars Pedro Pascal And Bella Ramsey Explain How They Used The Video Game In Preparation For The Series
Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey star in "The Last of Us." Both actors had to use the video game to learn about the franchise and prepare for the show.
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Pedro Pascal Explains How His Last Of Us And Mandalorian Characters Inform One Another
Pedro Pascal is the star of both "The Last of Us" and "The Mandalorian." The actor is not afraid to admit that there are some similarities between the two.
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Why Donna Robbins From Chicago Fire Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Melissa Ponzio, who plays Wallace Boden's wife, Donna Robbins, on "Chicago Fire."
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The Ending Of Netflix's The Recruit Season 1 Explained
The Netflix series "The Recruit" features Noah Centineo in a starring turn as a lawyer ascending rapidly in the CIA. Here's a breakdown of Season 1's ending.
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How Beavis And Butt-Head Introduced Isaac Hayes To The South Park Creators
Isaac Hayes met South Park co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone one year before they cast the late musician on their animated series.
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Why Tom Hanks Doesn't Always Watch His Own Films
During a recent podcast appearance, Tom Hanks explained why he isn't really into watching the films he appears in.
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Family Guy's Mike Henry Explains Why Cleveland Was The Perfect Choice For A Spin-Off
Mike Henry wasn't at all surprised when it was his Cleveland Brown character who was offered the very first "Family Guy" spin-off.
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The Vikings: Valhalla Fight That Landed Frida Gustavsson In The ER Clad In Bloody Armor
"Vikings: Valhalla" star Frida Gustavsson may have left an entire emergency room with emotional scars after a recent incident involving an on-set injury.
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Tony Gilroy Says He Didn't Have Trouble Including An LGBTQ+ Couple In Andor
Tony Gilroy had it easy bringing Vel and Cinta's relationship to the small screen via "Andor."
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Young Sheldon Fans Are In Agreement Over Missy's Cringe-Worthy Date In Season 6 Episode 9
"Young Sheldon" fans unanimously agreed that Missy's movie date with Dean was uncomfortably awkward.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable Trilogy Almost Included A Nod To Another Of His Films
According to M. Night Shyamalan, another one of his movies almost got a nod from the "Unbreakable" trilogy.
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M3GAN's 12 Most Disturbing Moments, Ranked
M3GAN's robotic rampage results in a siege of moments ranging from suspenseful to sickening. We're ranking the most disturbing scenes of all.
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John Krasinski Was Hired By The Office Three Weeks After Being Talked Out Of Leaving Acting By His Mom
John Krasinski's life could have been very different because he had made up his mind to quit acting right before he landed the gig on "The Office."
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Who Plays Margaret Devereaux On Tulsa King?
The actor who plays Margaret Devereaux on Taylor Sheridan's new crime drama "Tulsa King" may also stand out as one of the cast's more recognizable faces.
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13 Filmmakers Whose Entire Filmographies Are Rotten
Many directors churn out critical duds, but here are filmmakers who have never managed to impress the critics at Rotten Tomatoes even once.
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The Understandable Reason Estelle Harris Didn't Enjoy Watching Seinfeld Reruns
Here's the understandable reason the late Estelle Harris didn't watch "Seinfeld" reruns.
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Michelle Yeoh Didn't Need Any Convincing To Join The Witcher: Blood Origin
Michelle Yeoh is an amazing addition to any genre film or television show, and "The Witcher: Blood Origin" is sure to be no exception -- even she's excited!
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Breaking Bad And Mad Men Showed Branden Jacobs-Jenkins How Kindred Could Be Adapted
Here's how "Kindred" showrunner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins drew inspiration from "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" when adapting the Octavia Butler novel.
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Rumor Report: Is A New Mandalorian Spin-Off Series In The Works From Jon Favreau And Dave Filoni?
Here's what we know about the rumor that Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni are working on another "Mandalorian" spin-off.
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David Harbour Just Wants Hopper To Be Happy At The End Of Stranger Things
Nobody knows how "Stanger Things" will end, but David Harbour -- who plays beloved sheriff and reluctant hero Jim Hopper -- has some ideas for Hopper's end.
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Stephanie Hsu Sort Of Predicted The Success Of Everything Everywhere All At Once
Stephanie Hsu is just one of the many who made "Everything Everywhere All at Once" into a sensation, and she had high hopes for the film even before it was out.
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Twitter Turns To Father Of The Bride To See How Hollywood's Portrayal Of Middle Age Has Changed
Hollywood's approach to depicting middle-aged people has shifted over the decades, with one screenwriter clocking this thanks to "Father of the Bride."
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Why Steve-O Was Jealous Of Bam Margera During The Filming Of Jackass
Steve-O and Bam Margera are long-time friends from their "Jackass" days, but Steve-O was actually jealous of Margera back in the early days.
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