The Entire Timeline Of The Kingsman Films Explained
Don't let these gentleman spies fool you. They're cunning, deadly, and are sticklers for manners. They've also got a long, complicated history.
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The NSYNC Cameo You Never Got To See In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
One major NSYNC cameo in "Star Wars: Attack of the Clones" would have created quite the buzz if it wasn't scrapped. Here's why it was cut.
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You'll Barely Recognize Little Peter Shepherd From Jumanji Now
More than 25 years have gone by since the release of Jumanji. Here's what the actor who played Peter Shepherd in the film looks like today.
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The Iconic Kill Bill Character Bruce Willis Almost Played
Although Bruce Willis only collaborated with Quentin Tarantino on one major project, the director has revealed that he considered Willis for a "Kill Bill" role.
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George Lucas Allowed Seth MacFarlane To Parody Star Wars In Family Guy Under One Condition
Considering that Lucas is open to people making fun of his properties, what hoops did MacFarlane have to go through in order to make his "Star Wars" parody?
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The Iconic Top Gun Scene That Had To Be Added After Filming
It might surprise longtime fans of "Top Gun" to learn that two of the film's most iconic scenes were added after filming had already ended.
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How Will Smith Reacted To His Independence Day Character Getting Killed Off
Will Smith shared how he felt about his "Independence Day" character, Steven Hiller's death during a 2016 interview with Yahoo.
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Where Was The Goonies Actually Filmed?
Mikey, Mouth, Chunk, and their whole crew went on an epic treasure hunt in Astoria in "The Goonies." But where was this classic '80s movie actually filmed?
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These Are The Only Action Movies With Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Scores
The best action films have made for some of cinema history's showiest standouts. These are the only action movies with perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores.
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Whatever Happened To Andy From The Goonies?
Big-screen stardom in a commercial success is a dream for many aspiring performers and artists, but not everyone snags the brass ring and keeps it.
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Is Dante Really Leaving The Equalizer?
With three weeks to go until the next episode of "The Equalizer" airs, fans have started wondering if Marcus Dante's days on the show are numbered.
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The Ending Of Everything Everywhere All At Once Explained
Do whatever other crazy thing you have to do to get a green light on your headset and let's get going.
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What Julie Benz Has Been Doing Since Rambo
You may know her as Sarah from 2008's "Rambo," but Julie Benz has been busy since then. Here's what she's been up to in the years after the film's release.
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Movies To Watch If You Love Elden Ring
If you love "Elden Ring," these movies will bring to mind various aspects of your journey across The Lands Between.
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The Character You Likely Forgot Don Cheadle Played In Rush Hour 2
In "Rush Hour 2," Don Cheadle made an appearance as a new character with an intriguing backstory.
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How Rush Hour Inspired The Creation Of Rotten Tomatoes
Many people these days depend on Rotten Tomatoes to find good movies and TV. But many don't know that Jackie Chan is a big reason why the site came to be.
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Why Goose From Top Gun Looks So Familiar
He won't be back in the upcoming sequel, but this talented actor has appeared just about everywhere else.
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Why Sarah From Rambo Looks So Familiar
There would be no Rambo (2008) without her. Where have you seen her before?
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Is Adam Goldberg Really Leaving The Equalizer?
After a shocking plot development, it appeared that Adam Goldberg's role on The Equalizer may be coming to an end. Is the actor really leaving the series?
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Don Cheadle Agreed To Appear In Rush Hour 2 Under One Condition
In the 2001 action comedy film "Rush Hour 2," starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, actor Don Cheadle made a cameo appearance under one major condition.
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Why The Role Of Emperor Palpatine Was Recast In Star Wars
Ian McDiarmid portrayed Emperor Palpatine in the majority of the "Star Wars" films, but he didn't play him in the character's first appearance. Here's why.
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The Rush Hour 2 Scene You Likely Didn't Know Was Inspired By Real-Life
In the 2001 action comedy film "Rush Hour 2" starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, Detective James Carter (Tucker) has a memorable scene inspired by real life.
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The Big Clue You Probably Missed Early On In No Time To Die
"No Time to Die" featured several callbacks to all of Daniel Craig's work as James Bond. But it also briefly hinted at one of the biggest twists in the story.
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How Francis Ford Coppola Really Feels About Protege George Lucas' Star Wars
Director Francis Ford Coppola mentored "Star Wars" creator George Lucas before he worked on the sci-fi franchise. Here's what he really thinks of "Star Wars."
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The Character You Likely Forgot Steve Buscemi Played In Pulp Fiction
The cult classic Quentin Tarantino film "Pulp Fiction" features a star-studded main cast, but you may not remember Steve Buscemi's brief appearance.
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The Legendary Comedian Who Almost Played Carter In Rush Hour
The "Rush Hour" film trilogy features an iconic duo, Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. But Tucker wasn't the comedian producers wanted for the role first.
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Samuel L. Jackson Has An Unbeatable Pitch For A Potential Star Wars Return
During a recent interview, 'Star Wars' actor Samuel L. Jackson was asked about the possibility of reprising his role in a galaxy far, far away.
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