Why Jessica Chastain Felt 'Abject Terror' While Filming The Eyes Of Tammy Faye
Jessica Chastain delivered a spectacular performance in "The Eyes of Tammy Faye." In fact, the role made the actress feel absolute "terror" during filming.
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Why Matthew McConaughey Sat Out Of Magic Mike 3, According To Channing Tatum
Although franchise fans would no doubt have loved to see his return, Matthew McConaughey had a good reason for skipping "Magic Mike's Last Dance." -
The Underrated Jamie Foxx Action Thriller Heating Up On Netflix
An underrated Jamie Foxx action film is finding a new home for fans on Netflix, rocketing into the list of the streamer's top titles in the United States. -
Is To Leslie Based On A True Story? The Real-Life Inspiration, Explained
"To Leslie" is a gripping and emotional drama, and the compelling story and characters has audiences wondering if it's based on truth. Read on for the answer. -
West Side Story 1961: Why Rita Moreno Almost Quit Her Oscar-Winning Role As Anita
If not for a change to the lyrics to one of the songs she sang in 1961's West Side Story, Rita Moreno would have quit the project -
Is The Banshees Of Inisherin A Prequel To In Bruges?
Fans might be wondering if Martin McDonagh's "The Banshees of Inisherin" is a prequel to "In Bruges." Here's a look at whether the two films are connected. -
Why Jack Fletcher From Accused Looks So Familiar
Here's why the actor who plays Jack Fletcher in Season 1, Episode 9 of Fox legal drama Accused might look familiar. -
Who Does Jordan Bolger Play In The Woman King?
"The Woman King" bolsters a great cast, and while the focus is on the Agojie, there're plenty of supporting characters, including one played by Jordan Bolger. -
The Nicholas Sparks Romance Flop Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix
The Choice might not have done well with critics and at the box office in 2016, but it's enjoying surprising success as one of Netflix's most watched films. -
Past Lives Review: An Achingly Bittersweet Story Of Romance And Identity
Every once in a while, an achingly romantic drama comes along that reminds you what the genre is capable of. Celine Song's "Past Lives" does just that. -
Blood & Gold: Where Was Netflix's War Drama Filmed And Why Is That So Important?
Netflix's World War II drama, "Blood & Gold," was filmed on location in a city that had a special meaning for the story that the filmmakers were telling. -
The Live-Action How To Train Your Dragon Just Scored Its Leads
The live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon" has cast its two leads. Here's what fans should know about the film's Hiccup and Astrid actors. -
The Ending Of The Son Explained
Acclaimed by audiences and embraced by Oscar, Florian Zeller's "The Father" was a surprise hit. But what, if anything, does "The Son" say about its predecessor? -
Thirteen Lives: The True Story That Inspired The Drama Survival Film
Ron Howard's "Thirteen Lives" depicts a very real rescue mission that took place in 2018. Here's a look at how faithful the film was to real life events. -
How Halle Berry Used Swordfish To Prepare Herself For Monster's Ball
There were some things Halle Berry didn't like about her role in 2001's Swordfish, but she still credits it for helping her prepare for Monster's Ball. -
The Help: Jessica Chastain Had A Lot Of Fun With The Cast's Special Diet
Jessica Chastain had a lot of fun with the cast's special diet while making "The Help." Here's why the experience ended up being such a treat. -
Michael Caine Was Originally Intended For A Much Different Role In Zulu
Michael Caine kick started his career with "Zulu," nearly 60 years ago. However, as it turns out, Caine was a contender for a much different role in the film. -
Johnny Depp Loved Edward Scissorhands So Much He Was Afraid To Audition For It
Johnny Depp actually loved the character of Edward Scissorhands so much that he was afraid to audition for the film. Here's how the actor reflected on the role. -
The Big Chill: Jeff Goldblum Credits Isolation For Helping The Cast Bond
Jeff Goldblum credits an isolation experience for helping he and the cast bond in "The Big Chill." Here's how the event made every grow closer. -
Sylvester Stallone Intended To Film Rocky Balboa Sooner Than He Did
Sylvester Stallone intended to make "Rocky Balboa" years before the film was finally made, but in the actor's mind, the extra time made the final film better. -
The Ending Of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Explained
Does Clem pay to fix Joel's car even though neither of them remembers her crashing it? Nobody knows, but we can answer other questions about Eternal Sunshine. -
The Real Reason Johnny Depp Made The Rum Diary
Johnny Depp made "The Rum Diary" with intent, and it wasn't just about starring in the next big hit. Here's the real reason the film was made. -
How Colin Farrell Mastered His Texan Accent For Tigerland
Colin Farrell used an interesting technique when mastering his Texan accent for the film Tigerland. -
Barbie's Latest Trailer Is Giving Folks Flashbacks Of Rugrats' Cynthia Doll
Barbies are everywhere in the new trailer for "Barbie," and this Barbie bares a striking resemblance to Angelica's doll Cynthia in "Rugrats." -
Why Wes Anderson Set Asteroid City In The '50s
Wes Anderson's newest film "Asteroid City" has premiered at Cannes Film Festival to glowing reviews, and the director shared why he set the movie in the 1950s. -
Quentin Tarantino's Upcoming Movie Isn't About A Famous Movie Critic After All
Quentin Tarantino's upcoming movie isn't about a famous person after all. -
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.
