Keanu Reeves Dishes On His Hilarious '80s Coca-Cola Commercial Experience
While most people know Keanu Reeves as a major blockbuster film star, the actor started off with small commercial roles, one being an '80s Coca-Cola commercial.
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Rust Assistant Director Backs Up Alec Baldwin's Bold Claim About The Gun Involved In Fatal Accident
AD David Halls has backed up Baldwin's shocking claim about the gun involved in the Rust incident.
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Things In The Spiderwick Chronicles Only Adults Notice
Watching " The Spiderwick Chronicles" again, it holds up as a rollicking family-friendly adventure while also sparking several new observations and questions.
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The Iconic Role That Made Tom Hanks Physically Ill
While plenty of actors have gone through major transformations or taken risks for roles, Tom Hanks had one instance in which a role almost killed him.
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How Accurate Is I, Tonya?
If you put a magnifying glass on I, Tonya, does it hold up to real-life events? Or was there some embellishment?
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The Smartest Decision Luke Skywalker Ever Made In Star Wars
Luke Skywalker made tons of crucial decisions throughout the Star Wars films, but there was one specific decision that was the smartest he ever made.
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The Fifth Element Scene That Aged Poorly
The 1997 sci-fi film "The Fifth Element" starring Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich is a cult classic, but one comedic scene has aged poorly in modern times.
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How Carrie-Anne Moss Really Feels About Returning To The Matrix
This is how Carrie-Anne Moss really feels about reprising the role of Trinity in The Matrix Resurrections.
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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Author Jeff Kinney Talks About The New Disney+ Movie - Exclusive Interview
Jeff Kinney has been writing "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" for years, and Disney+ is bringing it back in animated form. He spoke to Looper about the new adaptation.
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The Surprising Real-Life Connection Between Richard Jenkins And The Humans - Exclusive
Richard Jenkins has more in common with his role in "The Humans" than you might think. He told Looper about the similarities he shares with his character.
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The Thing You Never Noticed About Dwayne Johnson And Vin Diesel In Fate Of The Furious
When Fate of the Furious was first released, fans might not have noticed something unusual about Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel's scenes in the film.
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The Star-Studded Musical Alec Baldwin Regrets Filming
Actor Alec Baldwin has appeared in many critically-acclaimed films and television shows, but there's one movie musical flop from 2012 that he regrets filming.
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The Major Prop Ian McKellen Took From The Set Of Lord Of The Rings
On his Reddit AMA, Sir Ian McKellen admitted that he copped a few choice props from the Lord of the Rings set.
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The Mind-Blowing Way Ghostbuster's Stay Puft Scene Was Actually Filmed
In the 1984 "Ghostbusters" movie, the climactic Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man scene was filmed using practical effects, including puppets and a mini model of NYC.
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Robert Downey, Jr. Offers A Hilarious Satirical 'Tribute' To A Fellow Avenger
Robert Downey Jr. made a hilarious speech as a tribute to his "Avengers" co-star Scarlett Johansson at the Cinematheque Award show, where she was being honored.
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The Ending Of A Boy Called Christmas Explained
One of the warmest Christmas movies this year is Netflix's A Boy Called Christmas, an adventurous tale about a young boy who believes in magic and seeks hope.
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Jonathan Majors Gets Candid About How He Landed His Marvel Role
Jonathan Majors, who played He Who Remains in "Loki" and will play Kang the Conqueror in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" revealed he never auditioned.
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The Movie Role That Wrecked Tom Holland's Health
Tom Holland, known for playing Peter Parker in the MCU's "Spider-Man" films, underwent a dramatic physical transformation for the 2021 gritty drama "Cherry."
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Why Dr. Dylan Scott From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
Dr. Dylan Scott is one of the newest doctors on "Chicago Med" but fans of the "One Chicago" franchise may recognize the actor from an episode of "Chicago Fire."
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The Actress Behind Tiana From The Princess And The Frog Is Gorgeous In Real Life
The 2009 Disney animated film "The Princess and the Frog" centers on Tiana, who is voiced by acclaimed Broadway star, actor, and singer Anika Noni Rose.
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The Surprising Movie Charlize Theron Calls Her Worst Film
Actor Charlize Theron has won an Academy Award for acting and has appeared in many iconic films, but one movie she admits was the worst film of her career.
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What You Didn't Realize About The Music In Ghostbusters: Afterlife
The new "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" film is finally in theaters, and fans may recognize some of the music as being similar to the original 1984 film's score.
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Here's The Advice Wesley Snipes Gave Mahershala Ali About Playing Blade
Wesley Snipes, who played Blade in the original 1998 film, recently gave words of wisdom to the actor playing the new Blade in the MCU, Mahershala Ali.
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Why Chris Redfield From Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Looks So Familiar
Actor Robbie Amell stars as Chris Redfield in "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" but you may recognize him from his other major roles in TV and film.
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The Real Reason Alan Rickman Almost Turned Down The Role Of Snape
Director Christopher Columbus, who directed the first two "Harry Potter" films, recently revealed why Alan Rickman almost turned down the iconic Snape role.
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We Finally Know Why Obi-Wan's Beard Looks So Strange In Attack Of The Clones' Kamino Scene
In "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones," Obi-Wan-Kenobi's (Ewan McGregor) facial hair looks different between moments of the same scenes. Here's why.
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The Transformation Of Kate Walsh From Childhood To The Umbrella Academy
Kate Walsh stars as The Handler on the Netflix show "The Umbrella Academy," but the actor has had a prolific career, from "Grey's Anatomy" to "13 Reasons Why."
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