Anthony Mackie Credits Samuel L. Jackson For Teaching Him About The Acting Business
Luckily for Anthony Mackie, he had the opportunity to learn from Samuel L. Jackson on more than one occasion during the early days of his career.
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Bryan Cranston Completely Changed Shannon's Death From Drive's Original Script
If 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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Why Criminal Minds: Evolution's Erica Messer Doesn't Want To See Prentiss Get Promoted Anytime Soon
Prentiss may be in line for a bigger FBI job that would take her out of the BAU fold. But showrunner Erica Messer doesn't see the promotion happening soon.
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Chase Stokes Got Knocked 'Out Cold' By Outer Banks Co-Star Rudy Pankow
"Outer Banks" season 3 brings back all the fun, mystery, and action, and this led to an off-screen injury that occurred between two of the lead actors.
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Welcome To Derry: HBO Max Officially Orders More Pennywise With The It Prequel
The 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.
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How Something Is Killing The Children Can Change Netflix With The Slaughterverse
Netflix 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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Star Wars Star Carrie Fisher Wrote One Of The Most Memorable Scenes In Anastasia
Outside of her acting career, Carrie Fisher worked as a ghostwriter on several films. Her contributions to 1997's animated "Anastasia" shaped a key sequence.
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Sons Of Anarchy Fans Don't Think The Abel's Health Was Taken Seriously
"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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Masashi Kishimoto Says Naruto Became Multicultural In A Natural Way
The legendary anime Naruto definitely became more inclusive as the series progressed -- although some fans aren't sure if it's gone far enough.
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Why Dr. George Thomas From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
Season 8 has brought a new love interest to "Chicago Med's" Sharon in the form of Dr. George Thomas, but some viewers may find the character looks familiar.
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Dee Bradley Baker Appreciates That Star Wars Fans Still Love Commander Cody
Commander Cody is a beloved supporting character in the "Star Wars" franchise, and actor Dee Bradley Baker is thankful for all of the enthusiasm.
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Chicago Med Fans Praise Asher For Going Above And Beyond For Her Patients
"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.
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How Oliver Platt Behaves On Set Of Chicago Med, According To On-Screen Daughter Mekia Cox
Oliver 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.
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Chicago Fire Fans Are Dying To Know What Was On Severide's Phone
Lieutenant Severide showed Stella something important on his phone in "Chicago Fire" Season 11 episode "Run Like Hell," and fans are dying to know more.
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Who Plays Detective Whelan On Law & Order: Organized Crime?
The relationship between Whelan and Stabler adds an intriguing dynamic to "Organized Crime." Wondering who plays Detective Whelan? Consider the case closed.
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Jo And Jackson's Emotional Kiss In Grey's Anatomy Came With A Lot Of Laughter BTS
Despite 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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Who Plays Becca In Triptych?
Here's who plays Becca in Triptych, a new Netflix drama about a woman who finds out in adulthood that she has two identical siblings.
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Chicago Fire's Yuriy Sardarov Says Otis' Tragic Death Was Difficult But 'Necessary'
There have been quite a few deaths in the One Chicago universe, but Yuriy Sardarov says Otis' death was difficult but ultimately necessary.
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Steven Levitan Is Not Interested In Reviving Modern Family
"Modern Family" creator Steven Levitan isn't interested in reviving his famous sitcom -- even though others close to the series feel differently.
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60 Minutes Helped Blow The Cream Puff Used Car Scam Wide Open In The 1990s
Steve 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.
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How Nichelle Nichols Behaved On The Set Of Star Trek, According To Walter Koenig
Nichelle 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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Game Of Thrones' Jack Gleeson Is Happy To Keep His Bad Fan Interactions Rumor Alive
While debunking the rumors about fans being horrible to him because of his role in "Game of Thrones," Jack Gleeson shared how they've had an unexpected upside.
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LL Cool J Almost Never Made It To NCIS Because Of A Mechanical Shark
Rapper and NCIS star LL Cool J revealed on Hot Ones that his career was nearly cut short by a mechanical shark on the set of Deep Blue Sea.
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Warrior Nun Almost Turned Into The Flying Nun When A Stunt Went Awry
Sometimes, stunts on the action-packed Netflix go wrong - with hilarious results!
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Chicago PD Fans Want To Hug Kim After Her PTSD Flare Up In Season 10 Episode 14
The most recent episode of "Chicago P.D." saw Kim Burgess suffering multiple PTSD episodes during a stressful situation, and fans are feeling for the character.
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Who Played Sydney Davenport On Blue Bloods?
In "Blue Bloods," Jamie Reagan was engaged to Sydney Davenport, and while the character was briefly on the series, her actor continues to impress.
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The Fire In Fire Country Is Definitely Real (But Not In The Way You Think)
If there's one thing that "Fire Country" fans love, it's fires. Here is why the fires in "Fire Country" are definitely real, but not in the way you think.
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