Glass Onion's Rian Johnson Didn't Hide The Script's Secrets From The Cast
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" writer/director Rian Johnson excels at piling on the mysteries, but it turns out he doesn't keep his cast in the dark.
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Daniel Craig Discusses Adding Layers To His Performance In Glass Onion - Exclusive
Like a real onion, "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" has various layers to unravel. Daniel Craig spoke about his performance's multiple layers of deception.
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Rian Johnson Would Prefer To Slice Out Glass Onion's Subtitle
"Glass Onion" and "Knives Out" have nothing in common, which is why Rian Johnson is unhappy that "A Knives Out Mystery" is the subtitle to "Glass Onion."
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Deborah L. Scott On Costuming Avatar: The Way Of Water's Performance Capture - Exclusive
"Avatar: The Way of Water" costume designer Deborah L. Scott shared the challenges of creating real costumes for performance-captured digital characters.
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Ryan Coogler Reveals Why The Manner Of T'Challa's Death Was Necessary For Shuri's Arc
"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" director and co-writer Ryan Coogler explains how the way the movie portrays T'Challa's death is important to Shuri's story.
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Hugh Jackman Teases That Wolverine And Deadpool Will Get Along About As Well As You'd Expect
According to Hugh Jackman, Wolverine and Deadpool won't have the best relationship when they team up in "Deadpool 3."
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Babylon Star Jovan Adepo On Shooting The Film's Wild Party Scenes - Exclusive
The 1920s-era Hollywood we see in "Babylon" is one where both creativity and hedonism run rampant. Here's Jovan Adepo on shooting the film's wild party scenes.
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Babylon Star Li Jun Li Weighs In On Whether Or Not Hollywood Changed For The Better - Exclusive
"Babylon" shows actors in the 1920s facing the transition from silent films to talkies. Li Jun Li shared whether she believes the change was good for Hollywood.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Plan For Val In Black Panther 2 Would Have Made Way More Sense
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever director and cowriter Ryan Coogler has revealed the original plan for Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Val and it sounds fascinating.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Black Panther 2 Would Have Tackled This Major MCU Trope In A Unique Way
In a new interview, director Ryan Coogler revealed details about the original "Black Panther" sequel story that would have turned this MCU trope on its head.
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Taylor Russell Details Her Favorite Days Of Filming And Working With Timothée Chalamet On Bones And All
Taylor Russell recently opened up about her time working on the film "Bones and All" with Timothee Chalamet as her on-screen romantic partner.
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Nicolas Cage Is Interested In Making A Musical But There's One Major Caveat
Nicolas Cage is prepared to make the jump to musicals, but there's one major caveat holding him back.
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Rumor Report: Is Gal Gadot Mounting A Fast & Furious Comeback In Fast X?
New rumors suggest Gal Gadot might be returning to the "Fast & Furious" franchise for the series' 10th installment, "Fast X."
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The Flash Will Reportedly Get A Promo Spot During Super Bowl LVII
The long-awaited "The Flash" film, starring Ezra Miller with an anticipated cameo from Michael Keaton, will debut a trailer at Super Bowl LVII in February.
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Daniel Craig Was 'Terrified' Of His Accent While Filming The Knives Out Movies
Here's why Daniel Craig was so worried about his Benoit Blanc accent while filming both "Knives Out" movies.
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Crazy Heart Director Scott Cooper Details The 'Life-Changing Moment' He Had With Jeff Bridges
Scott Cooper recently opened up to Marc Maron about how Jeff Bridges changed his life by signing on to star in "Crazy Heart."
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How Robert Duvall Convinced Scott Cooper To Start Directing
Scott Cooper started as an actor, but Robert Duvall convinced him to get into writing and directing, resulting in several critically-acclaimed films.
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Rian Johnson's Exhaustive Writing Approach To Looper Landed Him In Uncharted Territory
Rian Johnson has detailed how his painstaking approach to scripting his 2012 sci-fi mindbender honed the skills he later brought to Star Wars and Knives Out.
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The Two Words Avatar: The Way Of Water's Costume Designer Uses To Describe James Cameron - Exclusive
"Avatar: The Way of Water" costume designer Deborah L. Scott discussed her collaborations with James Cameron and shared the words she thinks best define him.
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The Whale's Filming Location Put The Cast Through Less Than Ideal Conditions
The Whale's filming location put the cast through less than ideal conditions, according to Sadie Sink. The actress said that wasps and cold plagued the process.
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Why Patrick Bateman Ended Up On The Cutting Room Floor Of Rules Of Attraction
Bret Easton Ellis considers "Rules of Attraction" to be the best film adaptation of his work. Here, we share the Patrick Bateman scene that was sadly cut.
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Avatar Writers Ran Into The Unusual Challenge Of Having Too Much Material When Creating Avatar 3
"Avatar: The Way of Water" continues the story of the Na'vi. With a slew of follow-up movies soon to come, the filmmakers have a lot of information to include.
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Christian Bale's Ties To Leonardo DiCaprio Go Even Further Back Than American Psycho
Christian Bale says Leonardo DiCaprio's turned-down roles have helped him find work, but here's one famous role DiCaprio accepted that could have gone to Bale.
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Spirited's Will Ferrell Explains Why 'Good Afternoon' Is Such A Hostile Phrase
Will Ferrell stars in the musical "Spirited," which contains one musical number about how profane the phrase "Good afternoon" actually is.
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Movie Trailers That Lie To Fans Can Now Potentially Get Into Serious Legal Trouble
Movie trailers are perhaps a studio's most powerful weapon and one that must be used wisely.
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Damien Leone Ends Terrifier 2's Oscar Campaign With A Nod To The Upcoming Part 3
"Terrifier 2" director Damien Leone has officially brought the sequel's Oscar aspirations to an end.
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James Cameron Spills On The Origin Of Titanic's Most Iconic Line
Here's how James Cameron worked with Leonardo DiCaprio on what would become the most iconic line from the 1998 film "Titanic."
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