Tramel Tillman is learning a lot from his time on "Severance." He told Looper all about working with Christopher Walken, Patricia Arquette, and many others.
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The new HBO series "Winning Time" has a great cast of characters including Adrien Brody as Lakers' coach Pat Riley - Brody tells Looper how he played the part.
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It's been 35 years since Patricia Arquette starred in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" and she's sharing some memories of the set just with Looper.
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Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden are getting cozy in their new roles. They told Looper how their new Apple TV+ show, "Slow Horses," differs from previous projects.
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Kiefer Sutherland has an eye for the perfect role to fit him. He spoke to Looper about "The Contractor," Chris Pine's ability, and shooting action scenes.
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Natascha McElhone and Olive Gray play two of the leading roles from the "Halo" video game in the new series for Paramount Plus, but they are quite different.
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Here's the moment on "Saturday Night Live" that stands out as Bill Hader's most character-breaking moment on the late-night show.
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Even the comedy stars of SNL can't always hold in their laughter during a sketch. There's one particularly memorable moment where Will Ferrell broke character.
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Wyatt Langmore (Charlie Tahan) is easily one of the most innocent characters on 'Ozark.' Sadly, on a show where everyone does something, Wyatt chooses poorly.
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Oscar Martinez was arguably the smartest character on "The Office," but even he made some blunders from time to time.
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NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, and NCIS: Hawai'i are all currently airing, but CBS has made up its mind about the shows' futures.
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One "Criminal Minds" blooper shows A.J. Cook having an absolute blast as her character.
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Playing Father Peter Williams in "The Exorcism of God" was no easy feat for actor Will Beinbrink and he told Looper this was the most challenging scene to film.
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Oscar Nunez and Sandra Bullock team up again 13 years after "The Proposal" in the new movie "The Lost City" and Nunez shared with Looper his hilarous take on it
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"Cheaper By The Dozen" director Gail Lerner filled Looper in on just what made working with Zach Braff so memorable including his incredibly rare gift.
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Chris Pine and Ben Foster are becoming an action force. The duo told Looper about working together again in "The Contractor."
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Check out this list of the funniest action-comedy movies of all time.
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Though not always a villain, Angela has her share of being the bad guy on "The Office." But there's one moment some fans think is the worst thing she ever did.
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Mohamed Diab has been dreaming of "Moon Knight" for years. He told Looper why becoming the show's director is exactly what he envisioned.
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Timothy Eulich is on a campaign for recognition. He told Looper about coordinating stunts for "Everything Everywhere" and why stunt performers deserve Oscars.
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Now that they've conquered "The Lost City," director brothers Aaron and Adam Nee have their eyes set on the upcoming "Masters of the Universe" film.
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A lot has changed for Season 2 of The CW's "Kung Fu," and show runner Robert Berens lets Looper into what makes the new episodes so different.
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Olivia Liang stars in The CW's reboot of "Kung Fu." In an interview, she revealed how her work on "Grey's Anatomy" and "Legacies" impacted her role as Nicky.
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Daniel Radcliffe found some parallels between his work in the new movie "The Lost City" and the "Harry Potter" franchise, with both in the world of books.
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"The Dark Knight" was David Dastmalchian's first foray into comic book movies, and he remains a fan of them. He recently shared his thoughts on "The Batman."
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From baseball comedies to searing Westerns, we're ranking every Tom Selleck movie from the absolute worst to the very best.
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Michelle Yeoh and Jamie Lee Curtis star in the new mind-bending adventure "Everything Everywhere All at Once." The directors reveal what they were like on set.
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