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Remembering Betty White. ❤️ Here’s Ellen DeGeneres doing everything she can to make her laugh back in 2010.

These movies are so intentionally funny, and it’s wild that some people completely miss the joke.

Still recovering from this scene.

Harrison Ford finding out Tim Burton once considered him for BATMAN is comedy gold. The look on his face says everything. 😂

one of the funniest scenes in cinema.

Dan Aykroyd’s cameo in CASPER (1995) lasts only a few seconds, but it’s a perfect joke. Ray Stantz runs out of Whipstaff Manor, takes one look back, and decides those ghosts are somebody else’s problem.

Brad Pitt made his film debut in NO MAN’S LAND (1987) as an uncredited waiter with no dialogue. He started asking the actors if they wanted anything between takes until an assistant director warned him to stop or he’d be fired.

Timothée Chalamet’s reaction after Michael B. Jordan was announced as the Best Actor winner.

Jessica Alba was unreal as Sue Storm in FANTASTIC FOUR (2005).

Fantasia was released 85 years ago today.

FANTASTIC FOUR (2005) had a deleted scene where Reed Richards morphs his face into Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine. The cameo was never completed since Fox couldn’t secure the rights to use Jackman’s likeness, so the scene was cut before release.

One of the best villain introductions on screen.

Ethan Hawke &amp; Gwyneth Paltrow’s Central Park kiss in Great Expectations (1998) is iconic. When Hawke later asked if she kissed Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme at that same spot, she replied, “No, honey. I never would have desecrated our make-out spot.”

The taxi scene in Meet Joe Black (1998) where Brad Pitt gets hit will never stop being unintentionally funny.

Happy Birthday, Aubrey Plaza!

Tom Cruise's underrated pole stunt in Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)

Winona Ryder is disappointed by younger actors who aren’t cinephiles. “I don’t mean to sound hopeless but the first thing they say is, ‘How long is it?’” She mentioned Jenna Ortega: “I wept when I heard she was referencing specific shots from I Am Cuba.”

Eva Green as Vesper Lynd in CASINO ROYALE (2006) set the standard for every Bond girl who followed.

Mel Gibson on the Devil in The Passion of the Christ: “The Devil isn’t horns &amp; smoke. Evil is seductive. Whats more beautiful than a mother &amp; child? The Devil twists it. Instead of the natural, you get an androgynous figure cradling a 40-year-old ‘baby.’”

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Christopher Nolan prints his scripts on red paper to make them much harder to photocopy or copy. Just one of the many ways he keeps his films under wraps.

Anne Hathaway says Christopher Nolan saved her career by casting her in Interstellar (2014). “He didn’t care” about the online backlash and gave her “one of the most beautiful roles.” Hathaway says her career “didn’t lose momentum” after Nolan backed her.

TENET (2020) contains fewer than 300 visual effects shots, fewer than most romantic comedies. Christopher Nolan filmed nearly every inverted sequence practically, with the cast performing fights &amp; movements in reverse instead of relying on visual effects.

Michael Caine feared his Batman role would amount to saying, “Dinner is served.” When he asked Christopher Nolan what he had in mind, Nolan replied, “The butler.” “So… ‘Dinner is served?’” Caine joked. “No. The butler is Bruce’s stepfather.”

Elliot Page says returning to work with Christopher Nolan on THE ODYSSEY feels like getting “a Chris Nolan experience again,” now post-transition.

Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway say Christopher Nolan keeps no chairs on set, lunch breaks are short, and there’s no playback to watch. Despite it all, they say everyone leaves feeling deeply grateful for the experience.

Rachel Weisz says James Bond should remain a male role. “That’s a male character written by a man for a man.”

An unreleased deleted scene from GLADIATOR (2000) gives Joaquin Phoenix’s Commodus one of his most unsettling moments. It’s a chilling reminder of just how terrifying the character could be.

In Interstellar, every tick heard on the water planet’s soundtrack is spaced 1.25 seconds apart, with each one representing an entire day passing on Earth. One of Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer’s smartest details.

When Christopher Nolan promoted the Oppenheimer (2023) Blu-ray and 4K release, he said: “We worked hard on this so you have a version to buy and own. Put it on the shelf so no evil streaming service can come steal it from you.”

Monica Bellucci says her kiss scene with Keanu Reeves in THE MATRIX RELOADED took around 50 takes over two days. “We did it with lots of clothes, then fewer, then fewer… we probably shot it about 50 times.”

Suki Waterhouse prank calls Robert Pattinson for ELLE Magazine.

Michelle Yeoh inspired many of Uma Thurman’s fight scenes in Kill Bill. When she later asked Quentin Tarantino why she wasn’t in the film, his answer was perfect: “Nobody would believe Uma Thurman could kick your ass.”

BACK TO THE FUTURE was released 41 years ago today. Five weeks into filming, Eric Stoltz was fired and replaced by Michael J. Fox. Nearly every scene had to be reshot, making it one of the most expensive casting changes in Hollywood history.

The chase scene in Johnny English Reborn is hilarious. Rowan Atkinson plays every ridiculous moment with complete conviction, which makes it even funnier.

This shot in TENET (2020) looks far more expansive than it really is. The end of the hallway is actually a painted wall, a practical in-camera effect achieved by Christopher Nolan.

Christopher Nolan wanted key scenes in OPPENHEIMER (2023) to be shot in black and white IMAX, but the format didn’t exist. Kodak and FotoKem developed brand new black and white IMAX film stock specifically for the film.

Kristen Stewart says acting is by nature “quite embarrassing and unmasculine,” and that going Method is a way for some male actors to temper the “inherently vulnerable” side of being a performer: “Have you ever heard of a female actor that was method?”

Jeremy Renner says he turned down HAWKEYE Season 2 after being offered half of what he earned for Season 1. “I’m like, ‘I’m sorry?… Why? Did you think I’m only half the Jeremy because I got ran over?’”

Brad Pitt trained for six months to build Achilles’ legendary physique in Troy (2004). The transformation left the cast in awe. Brian Cox later recalled, “I’m straight, but I thought, ‘Wow, my God!’”

Ethan Hawke & Gwyneth Paltrow’s Central Park kiss in Great Expectations (1998) is iconic. When Hawke later asked if she kissed Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme at that same spot, she replied, “No, honey. I never would have desecrated our make-out spot.”

Mel Gibson on the Devil in The Passion of the Christ: “The Devil isn’t horns & smoke. Evil is seductive. Whats more beautiful than a mother & child? The Devil twists it. Instead of the natural, you get an androgynous figure cradling a 40-year-old ‘baby.’”

TENET (2020) contains fewer than 300 visual effects shots, fewer than most romantic comedies. Christopher Nolan filmed nearly every inverted sequence practically, with the cast performing fights & movements in reverse instead of relying on visual effects.