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There are more movies in the Ring franchise than you can probably watch in seven days. Still, here's the correct order for how to view them.
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Michael Keaton's Best Role Was Also One Of His Most Exhausting
The director of Birdman wasn't calling 'cut' very often in Michael Keaton's best movie. -
Why Star Trek Was A 'Mixed Blessing' For DeForest Kelley
DeForest Kelley had an extensive career before Star Trek, but his role as Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy came to define him. -
Citizen Kane's Real-Life Inspiration Had A Different Theory On The Classic Rosebud Moment
Citizen Kane is an undeniable classic work of cinema, but many still debate what the iconic 'Rosebud' line actually means. -
The Failed Fox Studios Film That Barbra Streisand Tried To Escape
Barbra Streisand and Fox studios tried to bury this golden age movie musical. -
Paramount Lost A Supreme Court Showdown That Changed Movie Theaters Forever
A showdown between the Supreme Court and Paramount Pictures changed the movie theater landscape as we know it. -
The Simpsons' Groundskeeper Willie Started A War Between Two Scottish Cities
Two very real Scottish cities want to lay claim to The Simpsons character Groundskeeper Willie. -
George Takei Had A Casting Idea Of His Own For Sulu In J.J. Abrams' Star Trek
Before John Cho signed on, George Takei had a very clear idea of who should play young Sulu in J.J. Abrams' 2009 Star Trek movie. -
Will Smith's Best Movie Could've Been Very Different – And Directed By Michael Bay
Will Smith's best movie, I Am Legend, could've looked like a much different film with a much different director. -
Night Court's Creator Only Ever Had One Goal For The Show
Reinhold Weege, the creator of the NBC sitcom Night Court, hoped that audiences laughed at the show, of course, but he also wanted one more thing from them. -
Gilligan's Island Based Ginger Grant Off Of Two Classic Actresses
Ginger Grant (Tina Louise), the glamorous actor on Gilligan's Island, was meant to be a cross between Marilyn Monroe (natch) and Lucille Ball. -
How Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast To Coast Made History
The '90s punk rock animation renaissance would lead to Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast to Coast becoming the bedrock of a generation of entertainment. -
Furiosa Star Anya Taylor-Joy Didn't Talk To Charlize Theron Until Filming Was Done
Anya Taylor-Joy drew from Charlize Theron's Mad Max: Fury Road performance for Furiosa but held off meeting the Oscar-winner until after filming had wrapped. -
Krall's Bizarre Vampire Powers In Star Trek Beyond Explained
Krall was an intriguing villain in Star Trek: Beyond, but here's his character explained for those who still aren't sure what to make of him. -
The Failed Gene Roddenberry Series That Led To DeForest Kelley's Star Trek Casting
Before Star Trek, DeForest Kelley had been directed by show creator Gene Roddenberry on two failed TV shows. -
Bruce Willis Got His Big Break After Missing Out On A Madonna Movie
Bruce Willis nearly starred opposite Madonna in the 1985 comedy Desperately Seeking Susan. Fortunately, for his career, things didn't work out. -
Star Trek Advertised Enterprise By Having A Klingon Knock Out A Hater
The marketing for Star Trek: Enterprise literally punched out those who complained about the influx of Star Trek series in the '90s. -
John Candy Brilliantly Channeled Orson Welles For Billy Crystal's Short-Lived TV Show
Billy Crystal had his own short-lived sketch comedy show before jumping to SNL, and one memorable bit included John Candy brilliantly playing Orson Welles. -
DeForest Kelley Made A Change To Star Trek's Dr. McCoy In The Voyage Home
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy experienced an attitude adjustment toward a particular character in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, thanks to actor DeForest Kelley. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Babylon 5 Franchise
The extended universe of Babylon 5 is vast and includes many TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch it all. -
Ghost's Classic Pottery Love Scene Was A Bit Messy Behind The Cameras
The pottery scene in Ghost has become a classic romance moment, but making it happen was far less sensual than Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore made it look. -
Star Trek's Writers Didn't Invent The Borg Queen – A Paramount Executive Did
Resistance is futile. When a top Paramount executive decided the Borg were 'boring,' it led to the introduction of the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact. -
How Star Trek: First Contact Found A Replacement For Glenn Corbett's Zefram Cochrane
James Cromwell was already a member of the Star Trek family when he was recruited to take over from Glenn Corbett as Zefram Cochrane in First Contact. -
One Star Trek: The Original Series Episode Had The Cast Swimming In Their Sweat
Actor Michael Dante found out just how hot Vasquez Rocks can get while filming the Star Trek: The Original Series episode 'Friday's Child.' -
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Had An Issue With Real Pythons On Set
Real pythons were slithering around the set of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire -- so much so that a wrangler was required. But watch out for the gympie-gympies. -
Elinor Donahue Played An Unseen Second Role In Star Trek's Metamorphosis Episode
When the Star Trek episode 'Metamorphosis' needed someone to step in for the amorphous Companion on-set, costar Elinor Donohue was more than happy to oblige. -
Leia Wasn't Originally Luke's Sister In Star Wars — And Darth Vader Wasn't His Dad
The Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa Star Wars family tree almost looked a lot different.