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In ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER's movie debut, Hercules In New York (1970), his lines were dubbed because of his strong Austrian accent. Here's a comparison of the original and dubbed lines.

Quentin Tarantino called this shot in DUNKIRK the greatest from any war movie.

Anthony Hopkins screen testing his Hannibal Lecter mask options for THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS.

This scene in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK was supposed to be a fist fight. Harrison Ford was suffering food poisoning at the time though and said "Why don't I just shoot the sucker?"

Great footage of Ana de Armas training for her role as CIA Agent Paloma in NO TIME TO DIE (2021).

What's the best use of silence in a film?

A hilarious comment from SPIKE LEE in response to Green Book (2018) winning the Oscar for Best Picture.

Before and after the digital effects on MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION. Tom Cruise was really dangling on a plane 5000ft in the air, attached by one strap.

Ana de Armas. What a woman.

BOB HOSKINS with a sobering thought after finding out the Super Mario Bros. film was based on a video game.

THE GREAT ESCAPE is 60 years old today so a great time to share the film with QT's recreation in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

Neither Michael Bay or Bruce Willis have confirmed it, but John McClane appears to turn up in PEARL HARBOUR (2001). See for yourself...

A weird Panasonic ad where a camera morphs into GEORGE LUCAS' head.

ALFRED HITCHCOCK said his cameos began when he filled in for a missing extra, then became a superstition and running joke, and finally a necessity because audiences expected to spot him.

A blooper from the set of STAR WARS with Peter Cushing and Carrie Fisher.

Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes in THE AVIATOR compared to the footage it was based on.

UNFORGIVEN wins Best Picture at the Oscars and Jack Nicholson and Clint Eastwood greet each other by pretending to play golf.

BILL MURRAY keeping people entertained with his golf skills.

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John Candy pulling off the incredible skill of smoking and eating a chilli dog at the same time, in a deleted scene from PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES.

MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY on finding out SAM SHEPARD had left us. A class act as usual.

Ana De Armas as Marilyn Monroe in BLONDE (2022). The likeness is pretty uncanny.

The Wampa monster was originally going to play a much bigger role in THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, as these deleted scenes show.

FORREST GUMP isn't strictly a war movie but its Vietnam scenes are worthy of any great war film.

Laura Linney said that in THE TRUMAN SHOW she played Truman’s wife Hannah Gill as a ruthless actress who gets a pay rise every time she lands a product placement or sleeps with Truman. Her manic cocoa pitch is literally her chasing a bonus.

The original teaser trailer for BATMAN (1989), which was rushed out in response to the negativity surrounding Michael Keaton as The Caped Crusader.

Looney Tunes legend MEL BLANC does his most famous characters back to back...

Incredible test footage from 1974 of Garrett Brown's industry changing invention, the Steadicam.

At a Star Wars convention, Ray Park (Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace) shows off his double lightsaber skills.

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The train fight in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME sees Roger Moore taking on Jaws.

On Miller's planet in INTERSTELLAR, the ticking sound represents 1 year passing on Earth, meaning about 1 hour 31 minutes have passed since we first saw it.

Don Rickles roasting MARTIN SCORSESE at his AFI Lifetime Achievement award.

The great one-shot ambush action scene from CHILDREN OF MEN.

One of Russell Crowe's most famous moments in GLADIATOR.

TOM CRUISE talking about valuable acting lessons learned working with Paul Newman on The Color Of Money (1986).

ALFRED HITCHCOCK is famed for cameoing in his own movies. Here's a nifty rundown of them (Credit unknown).

Steve Martin's superb, foul-mouthed monologue oin PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES

Sandra Bullock’s natural clumsiness was written into MISS CONGENIALITY: the post-makeover fall was based on how she actually trips and stumbles in real life, so the team leaned into it for comedy.