Actress Alexa Mansour (The Walking Dead: World Beyond) wasn't aware of Marie Osmond's fame before shooting her Fantasy Island scenes with the guest star but once she researched the musical icon's past, she tells CineMovie she was fangirling.
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Did you know two female reporters broke the case of the notorious Boston Strangler murders in the 1960s? The answer is most likely "no" because Loretta McLaughlin and Jean Cole were largely erased from the history books in the Boston Strangler murders.
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The post-credits scene in 2019's SHAZAM introduced DC Comics supervillain Mister Mind but screenwriters, Henry Gayden and Chris Morgan dropped the comic book villain from SHAZAM: FURY OF THE GODS. The screenwriters explain why they ended up creating new villains from scratch for the sequel.
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Jasmin Savoy Brown's Mindy survived Ghostface in the fifth SCREAM movie, and she's back once again as prey for the savage killer in the Big Apple.
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Cheech Marin stars with Woody Harrelson in the hilarious and uplifting story CHAMPIONS. The actor talks about working with his long-time pal, the disabled actors, and he's touting his own basketball skills.
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SCREAM VI directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett explain why this sequel was the right time to defy expectations and break horror movie rules. Add a comment
Michael B. Jordan reveals to CineMovie that editing CREED III, his directorial debut, was a difficult process when making decisions to cut scenes.
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CREED III's Selenis Leyva reveals the deal she made with costar and real-life boxer Jose Benavidez Jr. in his acting debut, and how she prepared for the role under the direction of new director Michael B. Jordan.
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Michael B. Jordan joins the ranks of actors turned directors in his directorial debut with CREED III. Aside from encouragement from original CREED director/producer Ryan Coogler (BLACK PANTHER, FRUITVILLE STATION), the actor/director also sought out advice from the likes of Denzel Washington, Bradley Cooper, and Jon Favreau for tips on pulling double duty as star and director.
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Actress Isabella Gomez (Netflix's One Day at a Time) stars in E! Network's movie, ROYAL RENDEZVOUS, and you can't help but notice she's an Anne Hathaway look-alike. The young actress chats with us about her new romantic comedy and why we're helping her manifest working with Anne Hathaway.
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