We all know Sheriff Woody, the lovable cowboy in the Toy Story franchise. But did you know that the two Hanks brothers voiced the character? Tom Hanks’ younger brother, Jim, is a well-known voice actor who did Woody’s voice in the Toy Story spin-offs, commercials, and games. Tom Hanks did the voice of Woody in […]
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Most known for his role as a Nazi in Casablanca and Nazi Agent. Conrad Veidt had an esteemed reputation as an actor, making more than a hundred movies in Berlin, Paris, London, and Hollywood. With that said, he was also known for his anti-Nazi actions, once ordered to be killed by the Gestapo. After Veidt’s
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The Rocky franchise is one of the most iconic movie franchises of all time. Even its songs are still part of some people’s workout tracks. Did you know that The Eye of The Tiger wasn’t supposed to be part of the movie? Sylvester Stallone asked Queen for the rights of “Another One Bites the Dust”
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Released during the commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the Soviet’s Success, Come and See is an antiwar film that takes place in Belarus during the Nazi Domination in the early 1940s. The movie follows the horror-ridden experiences of a 14-year-old boy named Flyora as he joins the Soviets. The production of the Come and
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You will notice the square-ish device used in between shots if you have seen behind-the-scenes clips of movies or shows. But did you know those boards were not just for aesthetics? They had a particular purpose. The clapperboard is the square-hinged device used in movie sets to signal the start of filming with a “clap.”
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Samuel L. Jackson is known for his iconic roles in various films. He plays Nick Fury in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Mace Windu in Star Wars, Jules Winnfield in Pulp Fiction, and Frozone in the Incredibles. These are just some of the roles he is known for. But did you know that Samuel L. Jackson
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Star Trek’s franchise has created several icons that influenced our generation’s culture. One of these is the development of the Klingon Language. Earned by the fictional Klingon race, only a few dozen people know how to speak the tongue fluently in conversation. One can now conveniently learn Klingon through the aid of its various dictionaries,
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Cosmos: A Personal Voyage was an eighties show aired by the Public Broadcasting Service. Why was it so popular that it had to be remade? Let’s find out more about the Cosmos, and its creator, Carl Sagan. Hosted by Carl Sagan, Cosmos was the most frequently watched series on public television in the United States.
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Mickey Rooney rose to popularity in the mid-1920s as a child actor. He was pretty active in the film industry up until his passing. But, did you know about his son Michael Rooney? In the filming of the movie “The Muppets”, Jason Segel heard the choreographer calling Mickey Rooney “Dad”. Segel tried to tell the
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While fans are well aware that the film has two endings depending on which version you watch, they were not aware that the ending they saw was not what it was meant to be. The Army of Darkness had a different ending where Bruce Campbell’s character awakens to a ruined civilization after miscalculating the potions
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