The Buffy Scene That James Marsters Calls 'The Worst Day Of My Professional Career'
James Marsters, who played the bad boy vampire Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, can still recall the worst day he ever had while shooting the series.
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Buffy's Charisma Carpenter Begged Joss Whedon To Let Her Stake A Vampire For Three Seasons
Cordelia Chase didn't get to actually stake a vampire until her final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, despite frequent appeals from Charisma Carpenter. -
Buffy Actors Indirectly Addressed The Elephant Of Joss Whedon When Making Slayers
Making a sequel to Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a chance to do repair some of the damage done to characters during Joss Whedon's tenure. -
A Moment From Robert Pattinson's Batman Audition Actually Inspired A Scene In The Film
As Robert Pattinson was getting into costume for his The Batman audition, Matt Reeves played a song from the score and inspired a scene in the final film. -
Mickey 17 Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
Parasite filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is teaming with Robert Pattinson and more big names for the upcoming sci-fi adaptation Mickey 17. -
It's Always Sunny's Entire Cast And Crew Got Robbed While Filming Mac Day In Philly
The 'Mac Day' episode of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' came with an unexpected cast and crew gift — a robbery. -
Elaine's Seinfeld Dance Humiliated Julia Louis-Dreyfus In A Very Real Way
In order to fully pull off Elaine's infamously terrible dance on Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus had to humiliate herself in 'a real kind of a way.' -
Is Knives Out 3 Still Happening? It's No Mystery That Netflix Wants More Murder
The Knives Out franchise and its hero, Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc, have become movie royalty. So will we get a Knives Out 3? (We hope so). -
The Whale Ending Explained: Step Into The Light
Brendan Fraser and Darren Aronofsky's The Whale is a powerful film with an ambiguous ending, one that can be interpreted in wildly different ways. -
Nathan Fielder's The Curse Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Nathan Fielder is back for another deliciously uncomfortable meta-TV adventure. This time with The Curse, co-starring Emma Stone for Showtime. -
Why It Took Wes Anderson Over A Decade To Make The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar is a Wes Anderson short film over 10 years in the making. Here's why it took the auteur director so long. -
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Creators Wrote An Ending For The Show Years Ago
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia may not be ending any time soon, but the creators have already planned out how the story will come to a close. -
Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin Was Never Supposed To Be A Character On The Show
Jeff Garlin was the most prominent supporting player on Curb Your Enthusiasm with Larry David, even though that was never part of the plan. -
Succession Director Mark Mylod Set Emotional 'Traps' For The Stars All Throughout The Series
Succession directors like Mark Mylod would frequently set emotional 'traps' to help the show's actors give a better and more emotionally honest performance. -
An Intense Competition Among Barbie's Cast Led To A Memorable Ken Scene
All the Kens from Greta Gerwig's Barbie worked out together, inspiring friendly competition, like who could do the most push-ups and pull-ups. -
Why Casting Hugh Grant As An Oompa Loompa In Wonka 'Made Perfect Sense'
Paul King, the director of the upcoming Wonka movie, talks about why Hugh Grant was the first person he thought of to embody a funny, sarcastic Ooompa Loompa. -
The Secret Weapon Behind Spike's Success On Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Spike (James Marsters) is one of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's true fan favorites. However, he would've never taken off without director John T. Kretchmer. -
Kaitlin Olson's Real Life Pregnancy Made One It's Always Sunny Scene Extra Difficult
Kaitlin Olson showed off her physical comedy chops in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode entitled 'The Gang Buys a Boat' - perhaps too effectively. -
One Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Most Popular Characters Was Supposed To Die Early
Buffy the Vampire Slayer wouldn't be half the show it was without this fast-talking bad boy, but if things had gone according to plan, he would've quickly died. -
Don't Worry Darling Is Generating A Whole New Wave Of Buzz Thanks To Netflix
Don't Worry Darling ended up being overshadowed by behind-the-scenes controversy, but it's found new life after landing on Netflix. -
How It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Used Pretty Woman For Comedic Fuel
You wouldn't expect a series as raunchy as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to have a Pretty Woman connection, but the season 7 send-up is hilarious. -
A Deleted Scene From Succession's Finale Would Have Been A Very On-Brand Roman Moment
Not everything could make it up onto the screen for Succession. Here's a look at a deleted scene from the series finale that ended up on the cutting room floor. -
It's Always Sunny Once Removed A Distracting Prop And Fans Went Ballistic
Charlie's German Shepherd painting on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was just a bit of production design, until fan backlash inspired an entire backstory. -
Barbie's Rollerblades Had Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling Struggling In Very Different Ways
Both Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling had to contend with different issues when it came time to film the rollerblades scene in Greta Gerwig's Barbie. -
Mac's Coming Out Dance In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Took Some Serious Training
Rob McElhenney devoted tons of time and effort into training for that incredible Mac coming out dance in It's Always Sunny's season 13 finale. -
Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds Was The Sole Inspiration For One Of Wednesday's Main Characters
The look for Gwendoline Christie's Principal Weems on Wednesday was directly inspired by the Alfred Hitchcock horror film The Birds. -
What Sarah Snook Swiped From Succession's Set
Sarah Snook will never forget her time on Succession, and her collection of stolen props will make sure of it.
