Colin Farrell Didn't Let His Anger Boil Over On Tigerland's Set
Despite the heavy material, Colin Farrell didn't ever let his anger boil over on the "Tigerland" set. Here's what the actor had to say about the experience.
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Why The New Rocket Mortgage Spokeswoman Looks So Familiar
Rocket Mortgage has a new red-headed spokeswoman who is breaking down mortgages for young couples. Here's why this TV actor looks so familiar. -
How Susan Sarandon Fought To Land Her Role In Bull Durham
While many people think of Susan Sarandon when they think of the movie "Bull Durham," she went to wild lengths to secure her role in the comedy film. -
Fear The Walking Dead's Season 8 Swamp Was Fake, But The Discomfort It Caused Was Real
According to James, the swamp seen in Season 8 of Fear the Walking Dead was a set that was built, albeit one with its own discomforts. -
Cars: What Happened To Doc Hudson?
"Cars" was an animated hit for Pixar, but the 2006 movie had a secret weapon in Paul Newman. Here's what happened to his Doc Hudson character afterward. -
Severance: John Turturro Taught Zach Cherry A Trick To Get Out Of Work Early
"Severance" actor Zach Cherry shared the tip that co-star John Turturro shared with him on set about getting out of work early. -
Blake Shelton Was An Executive Producer On A Hallmark Movie
Country music star Blake Shelton also dabbles in romance films, as an executive producer for multiple Hallmark Channel Christmas movies. -
Here's Where You Can Watch Meghan Markle's Hallmark Film Dater's Handbook
Meghan Markle also appeared in multiple original movies for the Hallmark Channel, including 2016's Dater's Handbook. -
Operation Fortune: Jason Statham Says The Script Was In Rough Shape
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie reunite again for "Operation Fortune," where the script was rough – but Statham says that's just the point. -
The Boys' Eric Kripke Knew Fans Would Want This Supernatural Easter Egg In S3
"The Boys" features several people who've worked on "Supernatural," so Eric Kripke found a way to reference the CW series in "The Boys" Season 3. -
Wolf Of Wall Street: Jonah Hill's Favorite Scene Was A Prank On Leonardo DiCaprio
Jonah Hill's favorite scene in "Wolf of Wall Street" was a prank he got to play on Leonardo DiCaprio. Here's what happened between the two actors. -
Blue Bloods: Tom Selleck Vetoed A Larry Manetti Appearance For Years Before Approving
Here's why it took a while before Blue Bloods star Tom Selleck gave the thumbs-up on a guest spot for his former Magnum P.I. co-star Larry Manetti. -
True Detective: Rachel McAdams Went On Ride-Alongs To Prepare For Ani
Rachel McAdams starred as Detective Ani Bezzerides in Season 2 of "True Detective" and she prepped for the role by doing ride-alongs with the local police. -
Chicago Med's Dominic Rains Credits General Hospital With Helping Him Land The Role
Dominic Rains may have once studied to become a real doctor, but he cites his experience in "General Hospital" as the reason he landed a role in "Chicago Med." -
Jack Ryan: The Cast Helps Form The Show's Dialogue, According To John Krasinski
John Krasinski stars as the titular spy in Amazon Prime Video's "Jack Ryan," and he revealed the show's cast helps create the dialogue. -
The Last Kingdom: Alexander Dreymon Auditioned For Uhtred By Playing In A Park
For Alexander Dreymon, the road to portraying "The Last Kingdom" protagonist Uhtred began with him running around in the woods for his audition. -
Impractical Jokers: Bruce Campbell Drenches Q In Evil Dead Levels Of Blood
The "Impractical Jokers" had a lot of fun pranking horror-lover Q when Bruce Campbell featured on the show to dole out "Evil Dead"-themed shenanigans. -
The Time Kurt Sutter Bought 5,000 Copies Of Sons Of Anarchy For Hurricane Sandy Victims
"Sons of Anarchy" creator Kurt Sutter purchased 5,000 copies of an episode of the series for fans who missed the episode due to the impacts of Hurricane Sandy. -
Succession Just Scored A Series Record In Viewership (& It's No Surprise With That Big Twist)
Amid Succession's recent series viewership record, Brian Cox has gone on record saying that his character Logan Roy's death was a shock, albeit a needed one. -
Adam Rodriguez Really Got Hurt When Delko Got Shot On CSI: Miami
The "CSI" characters face plenty of dangers on TV, and that even carries over to the actors, like Adam Rodriguez, who was injured in Season 5, Episode 14. -
Thor Was Never Going To Be In James Gunn's Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 3
In a recent interview, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 director James Gunn confirmed that Chris Hemsworth's Thor was never in the plans to appear in the film. -
Ted Lasso's Jason Sudeikis Is Involved In Almost Every Part Of Production
"Ted Lasso" star Jason Sudeikis isn't just an actor in the series, but also is involved in nearly every part of the production of the hit Apple TV+ series. -
Why Kira From D&D: Honor Among Thieves Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen Chloe Coleman, who plays Kira in the upcoming film D&D: Honor Among Thieves. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Has Fans Calling For Phil Dunster To Receive An Emmy
Ted Lasso has already won plenty of love from the Emmy Awards, but one person who hasn't been nominated is Phil Dunster, and fans are ready for that to change. -
The Impractical Jokers Originally Wanted Patrick Stewart To Angrily Narrate
"Impractical Jokers" might have some pretty crass humor in it, but the jokers originally wanted Patrick Stewart to angrily narrate the series. -
Impractical Jokers' Vanilla Clown Wants To Make A Comeback
One of the strangest characters on TruTV's "Impractical Jokers" series is Vanilla Clown. And now the man who played him wants to make a comeback. -
Tulsa King Didn't Require Terence Winter's Typical Script Devotion
"Tulsa King" writer Terence Winter once worked on "The Sopranos." As it turns out, writing for the Paramount+ show was much different than writing for HBO.
