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How Beatrice Straight Won An Oscar With One Devastating Scene In Network

How Beatrice Straight Won An Oscar With One Devastating Scene In Network

Exploring the wild, unpredictable Best Supporting Actress races of the 1970s and the real reason behind the decade's most famous Oscar upset.
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How Boris Karloff’s Kindness And Union Activism Defied His Monster Image

How Boris Karloff’s Kindness And Union Activism Defied His Monster Image

Boris Karloff was famous for playing monsters, but co-stars remember a gentle, professional actor who brought a unique sense of kindness to every set.
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How Bela Lugosi’s Lost Frankenstein Role Opened The Door For Boris Karloff

How Bela Lugosi’s Lost Frankenstein Role Opened The Door For Boris Karloff

It’s one of the most iconic performances in film history, but Boris Karloff was never supposed to play Frankenstein’s monster. Here’s the real story.
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How Babel’s Global Casting Search Found Rinko Kikuchi and Adriana Barraza

How Babel’s Global Casting Search Found Rinko Kikuchi and Adriana Barraza

Discover the fascinating behind-the-scenes casting story of 'Babel' and how the celebrated ensemble was nearly entirely different.
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How Puffy’s Wild Fight Scene In There’s Something About Mary Was Really Filmed

How Puffy’s Wild Fight Scene In There’s Something About Mary Was Really Filmed

Decades after its release, a surprising behind-the-scenes fact about one of the film's most chaotic characters changes how you'll see it.
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Why Ryan O’Neal Briefly Fled To Paris During The Grueling Barry Lyndon Shoot

Why Ryan O’Neal Briefly Fled To Paris During The Grueling Barry Lyndon Shoot

The story behind the grueling, 300-day shoot of 'Barry Lyndon' that pushed star Ryan O'Neal and director Stanley Kubrick to their limits.
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Why Orson Welles’s Late Films Complicate The Myth of His Decline

Why Orson Welles’s Late Films Complicate The Myth of His Decline

A look at why Orson Welles's later works, from F for Fake to The Other Side of the Wind, represent the purest and most personal films of his career.
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How Tony Curtis Built A Versatile Career Outside The Method-Acting Tradition

How Tony Curtis Built A Versatile Career Outside The Method-Acting Tradition

Beyond the handsome face was a trailblazing actor whose approach to the craft offered a pragmatic, durable alternative to The Method.
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Janette Scott: A Retrospective on Her Career and Personal Life

Janette Scott: A Retrospective on Her Career and Personal Life

Janette Scott: A Retrospective on Her Career and Personal Life
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Who Really Created The Third Man’s “Cuckoo Clock” Speech?

Who Really Created The Third Man’s “Cuckoo Clock” Speech?

Orson Welles's famous 'cuckoo clock' speech in The Third Man is iconic, but the story of who actually wrote it is a classic Hollywood myth.
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Peter Sellers' Final Film Marred by On-Set Conflicts and Insults

Peter Sellers' Final Film Marred by On-Set Conflicts and Insults

Peter Sellers' Final Film Marred by On-Set Conflicts and Insults
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On This Day: Sleepless in Seattle Won Hearts Around the World

On This Day: Sleepless in Seattle Won Hearts Around the World

Released in 1993, "Sleepless in Seattle" is a beloved romantic comedy that continues to capture the hearts of audiences. Directed by Nora Ephron, t...