The 1961 song that gave Ryan Coogler a career-defining epiphany: “Oh shit”
A classic, blues tale of hedonism.
Author: Tim Bradley
The 2008 role Will Ferrell is trying his hardest not to reprise: “You have to resist the temptation”
Hopefully he will change his mind soon.
The 1992 role Judi Dench couldn’t believe became a sensation in America: “Very curious”
Has been getting reruns for 25 years.
The career pivot Cillian Murphy refused to make: “I’d never be taken seriously”
Could have all gone so differently.
The 1980 movie Owen Wilson introduced to Wes Anderson: “He’d never seen it”
Used to watch it back in college.
How an insult turned Ryan Gosling into a star: “You’re not handsome, you’re not cool”
Patently untrue, told him anyway.
Guy Ritchie’s flimsy defence of the worst cameo in cinema history: “He was fantastic”
No way he’s talking himself out of this one.
Colin Farrell names the awful 1980s movies he was raised on: “All sorts of crap things”
Used to raid the local video store.
The insult that won Michael Douglas an Oscar in 1988: “Are you doing drugs?”
One of the most hated characters in history.
The 2008 movie scene Anna Faris hated shooting: “It was really humiliating”
Still looks back on it with regret.
The 1997 movie Nicolas Cage called a “personal milestone” for ‘Nouveau Shamanic’ acting
One of the most unhinged villains of all time.
The night in 1970 that became Goldie Hawn’s biggest career regret: “I never got dressed up”
Devastated after making a disastrous choice.