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He may not be a face you can always put a name to right away, but he has a long history of disappearing into roles in some fairly major projects.

Wheel of Fortune hostess, Vanna White, holds a very interesting and unique Guinness World Record that may surprise fans of the hit TV game show.

For Ice-T, being a part of Law & Order: SVU isn't just a day job. It's a lifelong commitment - one that has earned him a world record.

Against all odds, Zack Snyder's Justice League made Jared Leto the reigning Joker champion in one important regard.

A common Hollywood trope is featuring a fictional movie within the real movie audiences are watching, and here are some of the best examples.

"Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie" is already breaking world records before release, and it has nothing to do with the film's box office performance.

Critics and fans alike consider "The Witcher: Blood Origin" a misfire. The series also holds a particularly dubious record among Netflix shows.

We explored Guinness' online database to find the strangest world records ever made official in the realm of film and television -- and were not disappointed.

The late Christopher Lee has portrayed Dracula more times than any other actor, in addition to other famous monsters like the Mummy and Frankenstein's monster.

Countless celebrities have graced the stage of "Saturday Night Live." But which star of "The Connors" holds an unusual "SNL" record?

"Breaking Bad" prequel series "Better Call Saul" has joined its predecessor as one of the most acclaimed TV series of all time -- except when it comes to Emmys.

One Piece is perhaps one of Shonen Jump's most well-known and celebrated anime. The series even achieved one Guinness World Record that some fans may not know.

Kara Killmer holds one impressive record on Chicago Fire. She's appeared on more episodes than any other actress.

MTV's The Challenge has been a competition TV staple since the end of the 1990s.

Halo fans have waited for years to see the long-gestating TV series based on the video game franchise, but it's finally on its way

Seth MacFarlane holds this project closer to his heart than all others he's brought to life over the years.

Mariska Hargitay, who plays Captain Olivia Benson on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" holds one of the most impressive records for primetime TV actors.

The end of "Modern Family" was the end of a sitcom era, and that may mean a certain SAG Award record may never be broken.

You know him as The Mountain on Game of Thrones. But massive actor Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson has just made history in the real world.

From horror and comedy to action and drama, these are the best movies available to stream right now.

Biopics may seem like a pretty no-frills genre, but some wind up surprisingly expensive for a wide variety of reasons. Here are the biggest biopic budgets.

The South Park movie still holds a pitch-perfect world record, which may never be topped.

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World has become a must-see film thanks to its many references to classic games. Here's a similar film that video game fans need to see.

"Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" was a huge hit during its initial 1991-1995 run. Here are some facts about one of the most underrated game shows ever.

"Yellowstone" has had success airing on CBS instead of its usual Paramount Network. But the leap from cable to network TV means some edits had to be made.

Video game movies seemed to be on the upswing until "Borderlands" happened. But "Borderlands" is far from the only video game movie to bomb at the box office.

"The Last of Us" has the lofty goal of adapting a beloved video game, and the opening scene of the show is a perfect reshot of the video game's introduction.

Despite Bryan Cranston being the protagonist in "Breaking Bad," Bob Odenkirk boasts the record for the most appearances across the "Breaking bad" universe.

Video game adaptations have recently become dominant on the big and small screens, so let's look at what gaming movies and TV shows we can expect to see soon.

Looper had the chance to speak with Jumanji: The Next Level production designer Bill Brzeski, who opened up about what it really took to create the film's video game world — from location-scouting to set building to holding many important discussions.