The two “incredible” actors that blew John Goodman’s mind: “I can’t believe they did that”
A pair of pioneers from a time when cinema was in its infancy.
Charlie Chaplin
The “coarse” and “vulgar” movie that offended Orson Welles by existing: “That’s the bad picture”
He couldn’t hide his contempt.
The movie Marion Cotillard called “the masterpiece of the masterpieces”
A Hollywood rebuff to one of the most evil men in history
The iconic entertainer John Lennon never wanted to be like: “I’d hate that”
Too far away from what he wanted to be.
Five movies that always make Mel Brooks laugh, and the one that never does
The exception to the rule.
Benny Safdie names cinema’s only “perfect” comedy: “It has so many jokes”
A classic of the silent era.
“I started to fume”: the most embarrassing moment of Marlon Brando’s career
Brando never forgot this humiliating day on set.