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Michelle Rodriguez wasn't as thrilled with indie movies as she was earlier in her career after doing blockbusters.

Joss Whedon once disagreed with an approach to filmmaking that Zack Snyder has become quite known for.

'9 to 5' inspired working women everywhere. Now, the original cast reflects on the film's impact and Jennifer Aniston's forthcoming reboot.

Elvis Presley wanted to show off his karate skills on the set of one film. He nearly derailed the shooting schedule after he got hurt.

Julianne Hough credited Tom Cruise for helping her avoid pushing herself beyond her physical limits in 'Rock of Ages'.

Edward Norton once shared what it was like to finally work with Spike Lee after years of hoping to be cast in one of his films.

Trailers for 'I Saw the TV Glow' include a haunting song about adolescence. Interestingly, the tune was not written for the film.

Nathan Fillion might’ve underestimated how good of a character Ant-Man could be before seeing Paul Rudd in the role.

Diddy always wanted Derek Luke to play him in a movie, so when the opportunity finally came, a persistent Diddy wouldn’t let Luke turn him down.

Lil' Kim and her former mentor Diddy had two completely different opinions about the 2009 biopic 'Notorious'.

Keanu Reeves felt the action scenes he'd personally perform in feature films weren't what others might call 'stunts.'

Nicolas Cage is going to star in the upcoming independent horror film titled 'Longlegs'. While the film looks very modern, it's actually a throwback to one Old Hollywood icon

Steven Spielberg revealed what his highest priority was when it came to making movies, and it wasn’t the actors.

The trailer for 'Longlegs', Nicolas Cage's new horror movie, makes it looks like a serial killer film. Interestingly, Cage compared the film to a character from 'Pinocchio'.

Steven Spielberg opened up about what he really felt about his autobiographical film 'The Fabelmans'.

The first three 'Star Wars' films are revered, while 'The Phantom Menace' received far less glowing reviews. George Lucas reacted to the critical trashing.

25 years ago, George Lucas allowed his magnum opus to get stale with 'Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace'. It's only gotten worse with age.

Steven Spielberg once shared what he really thought about his high net worth and what he usually spent his money on.

Denzel Washington once shared how seeing Don Cheadle in 'Devil in a Blue Dress' made him want to make a change in his acting career.

Charlize Theron shared that she wanted to get big in ‘Mad Max Fury Road’ to avoid a common problem she saw with female-led action films.