The Only Major Actors Still Alive From One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Here are the major actors still alive from director Miloš Forman's Oscar-winning 1975 classic, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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Here's When You Can Watch Hirokazu Kore-Eda's Monster At Home
Japanese auteur filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda's new film Monster is coming to premium VOD in February, and will also be getting a Blu-ray release. -
How A Failed Guardians Of The Galaxy Audition Led Chadwick Boseman To Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman seemed born to play Black Panther, but in fact, he auditioned for a much quirkier Marvel movie before that film was even in the making. -
This Epic 2023 Movie Trailer Mash-Up Takes You On A Journey From M3GAN To Wonka
Sleepy Skunk's annual movie trailer mash-up looks back at the laughs, frights, tears, and unforgettable moments of 2023 cinema. -
How American Sniper Became The Biggest January Movie Ever At The Box Office
Clint Eastwood's American Sniper may have courted controversy, but it also conquered the January box office in 2015. -
That Gut-Wrenching Tragedy In Ferrari Happened In Real Life
The most shocking scene in Ferrari is unfortunately based on a very real tragedy. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Magic Mike Movies
Are you ready to ride that pony? Here is the ideal order to watch the Magic Mike movies and other installments in the Magic Mike universe. -
Chris Evans Was Very Adamant About One Thing When It Came To Captain America
Chris Evans found the perfect way to play Captain America, one that saved the character from feeling as useless as previous screen incarnations had. -
Nicolas Cage Used City Of Angels As Practice For Playing Superman
If you're still sad about never seeing a true Nicolas Cage Superman, you can always watch City of Angels. -
Wonka Reclaims The Box Office Top Spot From Aquaman In 2023's Final Weekend
Following a temporary ousting by Aquaman 2 and The Color Purple, musical prequel Wonka is back at the top of the box office as 2023 comes to an end. -
Mark Ruffalo & Channing Tatum Beat Each Other Senseless On The Set Of Foxcatcher
Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo are both great in the wrestling drama Foxcatcher ... so it's no surprise to learn that, while grappling, blows were exchanged. -
A Last-Minute Hail Mary From Bradley Cooper Saved Maestro's Most Important Scene
Bradley Cooper's big conducting scene in Maestro was one of its most nerve-wracking. -
James Cameron Cut A Wild Helicopter Action Sequence From True Lies
James Cameron, the master of bringing films under budget and on time, axed a massive sequence from True Lies when he realized that it would blow the schedule. -
Rian Johnson's Maligned Star Wars Masterpiece Was Inspired By Alfred Hitchcock
Rian Johnson was inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief while making Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and it shows. -
Paul Giamatti Wants To Play A Bond Villain And Has Two Requests For The Role
Paul Giamatti has proven by now he can play just about anyone, so why not let him take on a villain role like Blofeld in the new Bond films? -
The Color Purple's Box Office Is A Most Welcome Christmas Gift
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom flopping, another Warner Bros. film has emerged to provide the Christmas box office with a much-needed jolt: The Color Purple. -
George Clooney And Joel Edgerton Made The Studio 'Panic' With The Boys In The Boat [Exclusive Interview]
Director George Clooney and star Joel Edgerton tell us about their sports drama The Boys in the Boat, as well as Steven Soderbergh and Obi-Wan season 2. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the great 20th century Hollywood films, and some of its best performances came from actors who are still with us today. -
Ferrari Ending Explained: Time Trials
Michael Mann's return with Ferrari is a compelling look at the life of Enzo Ferrari and the legacy he left behind. -
All Of Us Strangers Cinematographer On Maximizing The Movie's Emotional Wallops [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with All of Us Strangers director of photography Jamie Ramsay about crafting a conducive environment for the cast, shooting on 35mm, and more. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Graduate
The Graduate was an iconic film of the New Hollywood era, and some of its shining stars, like Dustin Hoffman, are thankfully still with us today. -
The Strange Connection Between Arnold Schwarzenegger And The Iron Claw
A young Arnold Schwarzenegger was wary of being photographed with the bigger and taller Kerry Von Erich, who's portrayed by Jeremy Allen White in The Iron Claw. -
Why Jodie Foster's Taxi Driver Attire Almost Brought The Actress To Tears
Jodie Foster is one of our most accomplished actresses, who can take on whatever's thrown at her. But when she was in Taxi Driver, one small thing was tough. -
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Wrote 'Speed On An Airplane' Decades Before Speed
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling once wrote a film with the same premise as Speed on an airplane, but it was banned almost immediately after it aired. -
Ridley Scott Cut A Steamy Scene From Alien's Script At Sigourney Weaver's Request
Sigourney Weaver had a perfectly clear view of how Alien should play, clearer even than Ridley Scott, who she had to advise to remove a certain scene. -
What Happened To The Von Erich Family After The Iron Claw
Sean Durkin's The Iron Claw takes some liberties with the real-life story of the Von Erich wrestling dynasty. Here's what really happened after the film. -
How The Wolf Of Wall Street Became Martin Scorsese's Biggest Movie Ever
On its 10th anniversary, we're dissecting how The Wolf of Wall Street became Martin Scorsese's most financially successful film.
