Sinbad Has A Stealthy Cameo In Good Burger 2, But It Could Have Been Bigger
If you listen closely during Good Burger 2, you'll catch Sinbad's cameo. But as we learned from the creative team, it was originally a bigger role.
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Is An E.T. Sequel Ever Happening? The OG Film's Stars Have Spoken Out About It
Will an E.T. sequel ever happen? The OG film stars have talked about it along with director Steven Spielberg, and there was once even a script floating around. -
The Earliest Events In The Marvel Cinematic Universe Happened Long Before Iron Man
Eons before Tony Stark was transformed into Ol' Shellhead in Iron Man, the Marvel Cinematic Universe saw the emergence of the Celestials and Infinity Stones. -
A Genius Trick Let A Twilight Zone Actor Co-Star With His Own Reflection
The Twilight Zone managed to pull off the effect of an actor acting with himself long before the invention of CGI by utilizing some well placed mirrors. -
Why Leonard Nimoy Nearly Refused To Play Spock In Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
It's hard to imagine Star Trek II without Leonard Nimoy's Spock, but there was a moment when it looked like the Vulcan was going to sit the movie out. -
An Elephant's Bathroom Habits Put The Twilight Zone On A Tight Deadline
The Twilight Zone frequently pulled some wild tricks to get their surreal scenes just right on camera, but this elephant-sized stunt takes the cake. -
Why The Creator Of M*A*S*H Chose To Walk Away From His Own Show
Despite the show's enormous success, series creator Larry Gelbart was in pretty lousy shape mentally and physically when he stepped away from M*A*S*H. -
Thanksgiving Director Eli Roth Took Inspiration From This 1995 Horror Film [Exclusive]
Eli Roth is nothing if not a master of horror, and when he drew inspiration for Thanksgiving, he pulled from a little-seen masterpiece. -
Denzel Washington's Gladiator 2 Character Sounds Like He's Going To Leave An Impression
Ridley Scott has offered up some details on Denzel Washington's character in the upcoming Gladiator 2. -
Where Does Iman Vellani Think Marvel Can Improve? Start With The Fandom [Exclusive]
The Marvels star Iman Vellani has faith in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. If only the fans would 'let them cook.' -
Field Of Dreams Ending Explained: A Leap Of Faith
Field of Dreams is about the power of faith, baseball, family, and well, dreams. It's an enduring classic for a reason, and the ending is largely why. -
The Only M*A*S*H Actor To Appear In Both The Movie And The TV Series
When it came time to turn MASH into a TV series, only one movie cast member made the leap from the big to the small screen. -
Every Dirty Harry Movie Ranked
There are officially five Dirty Harry movies (though one could argue there are six) starring Clint Eastwood. Here's how we rank them. -
The Two Rules That Prevented Bill Cosby From Getting Cast In Cheers
Bill Cosby could have not only been on Cheers, but been its main character. Thanks to two rules, he was prevented from ever setting foot in Sam's bar. -
Dream Scenario's Outlandish Premise Appealed To Nicolas Cage Because He's Lived It
Nicolas Cage is one of the most recognizable, unique actors on the planet. While he couldn't relate to such a dull character, he could relate to something else. -
The Murderous True Story Behind 1986 Movie River's Edge
River's Edge is one of the most important independent films of the 1980s, and it wouldn't have come to be without a sad and brutal true crime story. -
Why NBC Suddenly Canceled The A-Team In The Middle Of A Season
Even though it was a ratings juggernaut after it premiered in 1983, NBC canceled The A-Team by 1985. How did it happen, and why? -
M*A*S*H Movie Director Robert Altman Made His Dislike Of The Series Very Clear
MASH movie director Robert Altman was no fan of the MASH TV series, and he wasn't shy about expressing his distaste. -
Billy Dee Williams Had One Reservation About Playing Lando In Star Wars
By the time Billy Dee Williams was approached to play Lando in the Star Wars franchise, he was concerned about being typecast as a 'romantic character.' -
Is Hancock 2 Still Happening With Will Smith And Charlize Theron?
The Will Smith and Charlize Theron superhero film, Hancock, was the fourth-highest-grossing film of 2008, so why haven't we seen Hancock 2? -
How A Bet With Matthew Perry Led To Bruce Willis Winning An Emmy
Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis made a bet on the set of The Whole Nine Yards and the result gave Willis his second Emmy. -
Is Happy Gilmore 2 Happening, Or Will Hockey's Greatest Golfer Stay Retired?
Adam Sandler might be open to a Happy Gilmore sequel, and Christopher McDonald has a pitch ready to go, but is it likely to happen? -
The Original Halloween 2018 Script Featured A Very Different Laurie Strode
An early version of 2018's Halloween script featured a different version of Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode character – one whose life was a lot more stable. -
Cheers Almost Traded Its Boston Bar For A Desert Saloon
The bar in Cheers is synonymous with Boston but was almost a Southwest dive in the desert. Can you imagine Sam as a (possible) former ranch hand? -
A Petty Dispute On M*A*S*H Threatened Robert Altman's Role As Director
MASH director Robert Altman believes his two leading men conspired to have him fired due to his unorthodox methods. But one of the actors disputes that claim. -
Edgar Wright Was Offered Channing Tatum's Doomed Gambit Movie – Here's Why He Turned It Down [Exclusive]
Edgar Wright has dabbled with comic book movies and superheroes before, but he turned down the chance to direct Channing Tatum in a Gambit film. -
The Original Idea For Frasier Would Have Completely Abandoned The Cheers Universe
The original plan for Frasier Crane was thankfully abandoned after Cheers, giving us the beloved series we have today.
