The iconic scene Alan Rickman filmed standing on one leg: “Nobody knows!”
All these years, audiences were none-the-wiser.
Author: Michael Gordon Archives: 10/2024
The five best movie training montages in cinema history
When you need to show a passage of time, you need a montage (montage)!
The body modification Kurt Russell had to make to become Elvis Presley
They simply applied some glue, and Russell became the king.
How a run of tragedies almost ruined Keanu Reeves’ career: “I don’t think you ever work through it”
Reeves’ experience with loss connects him to John Wick deeply.
Why one of ‘The Sopranos’ most painful deaths happened off-screen: “I’ve never seen a set so quiet”
Nobody actually wanted to see this harrowing death occur.
The moment Paul Thomas Anderson met Steven Spielberg: “I think you’re going to make a lot of money”
They say never meet your heroes…unless it’s Spielberg.
The movie Roger Ebert said would “bring us all together in paralysing boredom”
Did Ebert get this one wrong?
Why Florence Pugh is happy her TV career never took off: “I was not built for that”
It’s not often an actor celebrates a pilot not being picked up.
What does Vince mean by a “palooka” in ‘Pulp Fiction’?
It’s obviously an insult, but what’s it’s exact meaning?