Casablanca's Release Was Rushed Out In Order To Capitalize On Real History
Casablanca is a movie about World War 2, made during World War 2, and its release was moved up after Casablanca hit the headlines for another reason.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Monty Python And The Holy Grail
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a comedy classic. Here's what the major actors who are still alive are up to today. -
The Gladiator 2 Character Barry Keoghan Almost Played
Barry Keoghan, whose credits include Saltburn, Dunkirk, and many more, nearly joined the cast of Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2. Here's who he would have played. -
Gladiator 2 Won't Feature One Of The Best Characters From The Ridley Scott Original
A pivotal Gladiator cast member was meant to return for Ridley Scott's Gladiator II, but it didn't work out. -
The Real Reason Composer Hans Zimmer Isn't Returning For Gladiator 2
Hans Zimmer's Gladiator score is an all-time great, so much so he didn't see much reason to return for Gladiator II. -
Russell Crowe Has Mixed Feelings About Ridley Scott's Gladiator II
The existence of Gladiator II has Russell Crowe forlornly remember a time in his life when he still had tendons. -
The Eight Best Oliver Stone Movies, Ranked
Oliver Stone has been a controversial voice in Hollywood for decades. Join us as we look at his filmography and present the best Oliver Stone movies, ranked. -
Gladiator II's New Emperors Have A Messy Real Life History
From the grim tale of their real-life counterparts to the potential whitewashing of history, Gladiator II's new Roman emperors are very messy indeed. -
The Gladiator II Trailer's Most Ridiculous Moment Is Historically Accurate
The Gladiator II trailer features staged naval battles in the Roman Colosseum, an outlandish spectacle but a historically accurate one too. -
The Gladiator II Trailer's Song Choice Continues An Annoying Hollywood Trend
The Gladiator II trailer features 'No Church in the Wild,' a great song that it doesn't know how to use. -
The Gladiator II Trailer Delivers Epic Action (And Paul Mescal Fighting A Rhino)
The Gladiator II trailer returns to the Colosseum, with Paul Mescal leading the charge in Ridley Scott's star-studded epic sequel. -
Director Kevin Costner's Western Horizon Poised To Bomb At The Box Office
Kevin Costner's costly Western film Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 is projected to open weakly at the box office. -
Netflix Viewers Zeroed In On A New Live-Action Anime Adaptation
Live-action anime adaptation Golden Kamuy tells a story of murder and a hunt for treasure that captured the attention of Netflix viewers. -
Fox's Attempt To Recruit Akira Kurosawa Ended In Tragedy
Akira Kurosawa was no director-for-hire, as Fox learned when the studio recruited him to co-direct the WWII film Tora! Tora! Tora! -
Warner Bros. Gave Gerard Butler His 300 Role Under One Condition
Before Gerard Butler could star in 300 for Warner Bros., a studio exec gave him an ultimatum to be a better role model. -
Daisy Ridley's New Movie Is In Theaters – But Disney Won't Reveal Its Box Office Numbers
Here's why Disney is not revealing the box office numbers for Daisy Ridley's based-on-a-true-story sports drama Young Woman and the Sea. -
A Fox Exec Shut Down A Xenophobic John Wayne On The Set Of The Longest Day
Fox's Darryl Zanuck made a fool of John Wayne in front of the French crew on The Longest Day for his xenophobic comments. -
These Sound Of Music Copycats Were Some Of The Biggest Flops In Movie History
In the wake of the huge success of The Sound of Music, Hollywood briefly thought the big budget musical was once again a viable moneymaker. But they were wrong. -
Anya Taylor-Joy's 10 Best Roles Ranked, Including Furiosa
Anya Taylor-Joy has added an all-time great performance to her filmography with Furiosa, so here are her 10 best roles, ranked. -
Shogun Has An Unexpected Similarity To Director Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds
Like Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, Shogun treats its clash of languages as an opportunity rather than an obstacle. -
Jurassic Park Overlapped With Schindler's List In A Brutal Way For Steven Spielberg
Director Steven Spielberg felt like he had whiplash working on Jurassic Park and Schindler's List at the same time. -
A Fired Fox Exec Returned From Exile To Save The Sound Of Music
The classic Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer musical The Sound of Music might've never happened had there not been a change in studio power at Fox. -
A24 Movies With Bad Rotten Tomatoes Scores That Are Still Worth Watching
Even the films from A24 with 'rotten' scores on Rotten Tomatoes are still worthy of your time. -
The Two Highest Rated Harrison Ford Movies On Rotten Tomatoes Share The Same Director
Harrison Ford's highest rated films on Rotten Tomatoes aren't franchise movies like Star Wars or Indiana Jones, but Francis Ford Coppola masterpieces. -
Citizen Kane's Real-Life Inspiration Had A Different Theory On The Classic Rosebud Moment
Citizen Kane is an undeniable classic work of cinema, but many still debate what the iconic 'Rosebud' line actually means. -
Christopher Walken's Best Role Came With An Unforgettable Slap In The Face
Christopher Walken's best role is also one that came with a serious physical commitment. -
How John Wayne Tried To Stop Steven Spielberg From Directing 1941
Steven Spielberg wanted John Wayne in '1941,' but despite the legendary filmmaker directing, The Duke was uninterested in this 'un-American' film.
