Why Spike Lee hates Hollywood: “Sometimes the American audience leaves me scratching my head”
He’s always viewed himself as an outsider.
Author: Scott Campbell Archives: 06/2024
The creepy way John Malkovich made Clint Eastwood smile: “It’s so sick”
An unusual way to make mirth.
The tragic young star Francis Ford Coppola compared to James Dean: “He was a very charismatic, wonderful actor”
Another talent taken too soon.
‘Warhead’: the unmade James Bond movie co-written by Sean Connery
It was almost Austin Powers before Austin Powers existed.
‘Maundy Thursday’: Korean cinema’s death row drama
There’s always some kind of light at the end of the tunnel.
“I am so glad we got to see that”: the co-star Woody Harrelson called a genius
He’s not the only one to say it.
“I don’t remember the numbers involved”: the ‘Animal House’ decision that cost Donald Sutherland millions
There’s a reason why hindsight is always 20/20.
The Hannibal Lecter moment Anthony Hopkins refused to take on: “He’s a Renaissance Man”
The star remained true to the character.
The continued excellence of Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan
A singular vision that’s yielded constant success.
Pearly whites and black hearts: the five most villainous smiles in movie history
When a joyful expression becomes the exact opposite.
The forgotten horror movie where Francis Ford Coppola directed Jack Nicholson for the only time
A fleeting interaction between two icons.
Ron Howard on the “common thread” that united the “toughest” actors he ever worked with
It’s kept him focused for virtually his entire life.