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Aaron Paul says after reading the script of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019) he noticed that it had no "B*tch" in the script, so he called creator Vince Gilligan about it. “I read El Camino and there's no 'b*tch' in here. So I called Vince. He's like, 'Oh, I didn't even think about it.'” While filming a scene where Jesse makes a salad, Aaron improvised, “Yeah, b***," after placing a tomato on top.” “It just came out. I didn't even mean for it to happen.”
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Léa Seydoux revealed she felt “like a pr0stitute” while filming Blue Is the Warmest Colour (2013). “One Se× scene took 10 days. We had to lie on the bed..with each other, cold and n@k3d, hour after hour.” Seydoux burst into tears after director Kechiche publicly shamed her for speaking out about the movie's toxic working conditions. “How indecent to talk about pain when doing one of the best jobs in the world,” said the director. Seydoux also said, "Every scene had taken forever... he insisted on take after take until we felt like we were cracking up." "It was horrible. I would never work with him again." Léa Seydoux later reframed her emotional breakdown to de-escalate the explosive public feud with director Abdellatif Kechiche, who dramatically claimed he no longer wanted Blue Is the Warmest Colour to be released because the controversy had "sullied" it. Seydoux clarified that her tears were not meant to sabotage the director or label him a monster, stating: "I have given a year of my life to this film... I have not criticized the director. I'm just complaining about the technique."
Movies Scenes 🎫10,286,409 views • 9 days ago
Emily Blunt says she initially doubted whether John Krasinski knew how to direct A Quiet Place (2018). “So, I didn't know if John knew how to direct.I know him as my husband, but...This could be a career-ender for both of us.'” “I thought the script was brilliant, but I remember asking him, 'Do you know how to shoot it? Do you know what a lens is? 'Cause I don't!'” John replied, “I think I do.” “Then on day one, he was coming up with these extraordinary shots... it was like discovering he had a superpower I never knew about.”
Movies Scenes 🎫948,875 views • 1 day ago
John Krasinski says he actually had his eye on Emily Blunt's co-star Anne Hathaway while watching The Devil Wears Prada (2006) before settling for Emily Blunt. "I couldn't get Annie, so I was like, 'Oh...'" Blunt immediately responded with a laugh, "That's why you're with me!" Jokes aside, Krasinski actually fell in love with Blunt after watching her in The Devil Wears Prada, admitting, he roughly watched the film 75 times out of pure admiration for Emily Blunt before they even met. "I was full stalker status. I was just like, 'Hey, you want to go on a date with me?'" He also recalled Blunt catching him watching the film: "She was like, 'Were you just watching The Devil Wears Prada?' and I went, 'No, I was just looking at your outfits!'"
Movies Scenes 🎫5,460,519 views • 13 days ago
This Toy Story toy is so cool. How does it actually work? 🤯
Movies Scenes 🎫11,324,564 views • 23 days ago
Remember when Jon Hamm stepped in after Dakota Johnson kept touching Cailee Spaeny. 😳
Movies Scenes 🎫2,484,784 views • 8 days ago
Pihu (2018) is based on a 2017 New York case in which a 3-year-old girl was found alone beside her mother's body. Director Vinod Kapri spent 4 months around child actor Myra to get her natural behavior and rewrote the script. Her real-life parents played her parents in the film.
Movies Scenes 🎫2,177,236 views • 9 days ago
In Far and Away (1992), director Ron Howard secretly asked Tom Cruise to “take off the cloth” to catch Nicole Kidman's off guard reaction during this scene. “So I took off the cloth, and when she looked under the pot you know..” Cruise recalled. He explained, “Ron came up to me and said, 'What do you think of taking off the cloth for this one..I said, 'Yeah! Great idea!',” Kidman's 100% genuine shocked reaction made it into the final cut.
Movies Scenes 🎫2,773,686 views • 12 days ago
Dakota Johnson says she found out the The Office cast all "hated each other" during her guest appearance in the series finale. She recalled, "There were weird dynamics that had been going on for the last 10 years. Some people didn't speak to each other, and I'm coming in like, 'So excited to be here!' And no one wanted to talk to me. Nobody gave a f**."
Movies Scenes 🎫4,817,477 views • 20 days ago
Edgar Wright somehow made the same gag funnier in all three different films. 😂
Movies Scenes 🎫452,178 views • 3 days ago
Aaron Paul says Bryan Cranston once pranked him during the Season 1 of Breaking Bad by giving him a long hug and saying, “At least you're going out in a big way, huh?” making Paul think Jesse Pinkman had been killed off. Cranston goes, “Did you read the latest script?” Aaron Paul said “No.” After this Bryan Cranston said “Oh. Well, just read it and I'm here if you need me.” Hearing this, Aaron Paul sprinted into the production office, “I just go to the final pages, and nothing happened. I'm still around. But he just made it seem like I died.” “He's my best friend, but he's also the most immature person I've ever met in my life.”
Movies Scenes 🎫3,587,736 views • 22 days ago
Cher revealed she was initially rejected for The Witches of Eastwick (1987) after Director George Miller told her: “Jack Nicholson and I think you're too old and you're not sexy.” But Miller didn't stop there, “He didn't want to hang up... 'I hate the way you walk, I hate the way you talk... I don't like your eyes,'” Cher recalled. She admitted, “Tears started streaming down my face. I was heartbroken. I wanted this movie so badly.” Cher finally fired back: “You didn't find me under a rock. I was nominated for an Academy Award for Silkwood. And I got the Cannes Film Festival award for best actress for Mask... So, goodbye!” Despite it all, she landed the role and ironically ended up filming the movie's scene where she is the one insulting Jack Nicholson for his character's narrow mentality.
Movies Scenes 🎫1,267,390 views • 10 days ago
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If Doctor Strange asks you for help you must know that it's your time to die. 💀😭
Movies Scenes 🎫828,947 views • 7 days ago
We immediately need a movie from Ryan Reynolds titled, Deadpool & Iron-Man.
Movies Scenes 🎫921,086 views • 8 days ago
This guy really reverse-engineered Christopher Nolan's Tenet and brought it to New York.
Movies Scenes 🎫1,943,168 views • 15 days ago
When Christopher Nolan initially approached Sir Michael Caine to play Alfred Pennyworth in Batman Begins (2005), Caine was actually highly skeptical. He joked to Nolan that he was far too old to play Batman and asked, “Do you want me to play the butler? What would my dialogues be? ‘Would you like another beverage or more custard?’” To avoid playing a cliché, passive servant, Caine invented an incredibly thorough and specific military backstory for Alfred: Caine decided that Alfred was not a traditionally trained butler who went to service school. Instead, he imagined him as a former Special Air Service (SAS) soldier who had been severely wounded in battle and could no longer fight on the front lines. Because this tough sergeant didn't want to return to civilian life, he took over managing the Sergeants' Mess. Caine explained, “So what that is is you have this very tough ex-S.A.S. guy who knows all about drinks and service and getting sandwiches and coffee, because he had to learn it for the sergeants mess.” In Caine’s backstory, Thomas Wayne visited the SAS headquarters in Herefordshire to see an officer friend. While in the mess, he met this fiercely disciplined, highly capable sergeant and hired him right there to be his personal keeper and protector. When Caine pitched this entire character outline to Christopher Nolan on set, the director absolutely loved it. Nolan looked at him and said, “Oh, I should have written it.” This exact backstory Michael Caine invented was so popular and rich that DC Comics later leaned heavily into Alfred's active military history, and it eventually became the primary foundation for the standalone prequel TV series Pennyworth on Epix.
Movies Scenes 🎫956,675 views • 9 days ago
In The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005), Steve Carell insisted the waxing scene to be completely real. Judd Apatow revealed that the hired professional "claimed to have been a waxer" but "clearly didn't know how to do it." It turned out she had only tried waxing her boyfriend's back once and "that didn't go well either." Steve Carell noted that if you watch closely, you can see real blood beading to the surface of his skin. Steve also jokingly called the actress a "waxtress" because it became immediately clear she had lied about her salon credentials.
Movies Scenes 🎫3,141,390 views • 25 days ago
Megan Fox once revealed that while filming Bad Boys II (2003) at age 15, she was asked by Michael Bay’s team to wear a bikini and 6 inch heels and dance under a waterfall after being told she was too young to sit at a bar scene. “Michael, she’s 15 so you can’t sit her at the bar and she can’t have a drink in her hand. So his solution to that problem was to then have me dancing underneath a waterfall getting soaking wet.” “At 15, I was in 10th grade. That’s kind of a microcosm of how Bay’s mind works.”
Movies Scenes 🎫7,532,766 views • 1 month ago
Tom Holland made his feature film debut in The Impossible (2012) after five emotional auditions. The then-14-year-old spent countless hours in a 35,000-gallon water tank. With no CGI shortcuts, Holland was flipped upside down and dragged underwater by mechanical ropes.
Movies Scenes 🎫407,851 views • 4 days ago
Jonah Hill says he got revenge on Leonardo DiCaprio during The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) because DiCaprio is a method actor who doesn't fully realize "it's acting," often roughing him up or punching him for real. In the sushi scene, the script originally dictated that the speaker (DiCaprio's character) would eat the last piece of yellowtail. However, on the first take, Hill improvised and offered the piece to Leo. He kept telling DiCaprio, “No, buddy, you have it.” Because of continuity, “he had to eat like 80 pieces of raw yellowtail that night,” Hill recalled. “He was throwing up into a trash bin,” while he and Martin Scorsese laughed.
Movies Scenes 🎫4,270,558 views • 1 month ago