One Of 2024's Wackiest Comedies Used Absolutely Zero Improv [Exclusive]
Hundreds of Beavers, an unhinged comedy about a man hunting, um, hundreds of beavers, used no improv at all and instead stuck super closely to its storyboards.
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How That Surprise Cameo In Jerry Seinfeld's Unfrosted Came Together [Exclusive]
Jerry Seinfeld's Netflix comedy Unfrosted, about the making of the Pop-Tart, features a bit involving two jaw-dropping cameos. Here's how that scene happened. -
The Fall Guy Director And Stars On The Life-Changing Power Of Stunts And A Possible Sequel [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with The Fall Guy director David Leitch and stars Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Winston Duke, and Stephanie Hsu about their terrific new action romance. -
There Was One Thing The Idea Of You Director Wanted To Avoid [Exclusive]
Though Michael Showalter has plenty of comedic experience, he didn't want the boy band August Moon in Anne Hathaway's The Idea of You to come off as a satire. -
Director Scott Derrickson Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Marvel To The Black Phone [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed director Scott Derrickson about his entire career, including all the highs (Sinister, Doctor Strange) and lows (The Day The Earth Stood Still). -
Challengers' Sexy Hotel Scene Answered An Important Question For The Film
Luca Guadagnino had important advice for the writer of the new tennis erotic thriller, Challengers: All three points in the story's love triangle should touch. -
X-Men '97 Voice Cast On How The Show's Righteous Anger Provides A Voice For The Voiceless [Exclusive Interview]
Holly Chou and Gui Agustini, who voice Jubilee and Sunspot in X-Men '97, tell us about playing the youngest cast members and the catharsis of the show's anger. -
An Oral History Of Spider-Man 2's Train Scene, One Of The Best Action Scenes In Superhero Cinema
20 years ago, Sam Raimi helped cement superhero cinema's legacy with an all-timer action scene between Spider-Man, Doc Ock, and the people of New York City. -
Civil War Director Alex Garland Explains Why The Movie's Gunshots Sound So Horrifying [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Civil War director Alex Garland about his terrifying new war movie, why the battle scenes sound so scary, and that ending. -
How Dolby Cinema Compares To IMAX, Straight From A Dolby Exec
On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, we spoke with an executive from Dolby about their new initiative, how Dolby Cinema compares to IMAX, and more. -
The First Omen Pays Homage To One Of The Greatest Horror Performances Of All Time [Exclusive Interview]
The First Omen co-writer/director Arkasha Stevenson and co-writer Tim Smith tell us about putting a feminine spin on a masculine horror franchise. -
The Essential Aspect Of The Comics That X-Men '97 Had To Get Right [Exclusive]
X-Men '97's series bible contained what supervising producer/head director Jake Castorena defined as the X-Men's ethos: they must be an allegory for prejudice. -
X-Men '97 Brought Back A Key Player To Recreate The Original Show's Opening Titles [Exclusive]
Larry Houston, who was responsible for the memorable opening titles of X-Men: The Animated Series, was hired to recapture that same magic for X-Men '97. -
Reaching Daybreak: An Oral History Of Battlestar Galactica's Final Season [Exclusive]
To mark the 15th anniversary of the Battlestar Galactica finale, /Film spoke with several folks who worked on the show about how its final season came together. -
The One Thing Director Peter Farrelly Would Change In There's Something About Mary [Exclusive]
Some think There's Something About Mary couldn't be made today. Co-director Peter Farrelly disagrees, though there is one thing he'd change about the movie. -
Kingpin 2 Is Still Happening, But The Script Is Proving To Be A Challenge [Exclusive]
Kingpin 2 was reported to be developing in 2021, but there hasn't been an update since. Thankfully, co-director Peter Farrelly says it's still in the works. -
Sky High Director Wants To Make A Sequel – And He Wants Marvel's Help [Exclusive]
Sky High director Mike Mitchell has two titles, some designs, and a scriptment ready for a potential Sky High sequel. And he wants Marvel to help him make it. -
/Film Interviewed Jack Black And Awkwafina And It Got Real Weird, Real Quick
We spoke with the stars of Kung Fu Panda 4, but as you might expect from a situation involving the great Jack Black, things quickly went off the rails. -
How The Mighty Boosh Shaped Wonka Director Paul King's Filmmaking Career [Exclusive]
Before Paul King directed Wonka and the Paddington movies, he directed every single episode of the cult favorite British comedy series The Mighty Boosh. -
Paddington 2 Director Paul King Hasn't Seen The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent [Exclusive]
Despite Paddington 2 being shown immense love, director Paul King hasn't been able to bring himself to watch The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. -
Wonka Director Paul King Is Already Working On Ideas For A Chocolatey Sequel
Wonka and Paddington director Paul King gave us some insight into what a Wonka sequel might look like, with or without Timothee Chalamet. -
Bryce Dallas Howard And Bryan Cranston Almost Ruined One Of Argylle's Big Twists [Exclusive]
Argylle co-stars Bryce Dallas Howard and Bryan Cranston almost ruined one of the big twists in Matthew Vaughn's newly-released mysterious action spy flick. -
Argylle Director Matthew Vaughn Explains That Confusing Credits Scene
Argylle has many twists and turns, and there's also a mid-credits scene that adds another wrinkle to the story. If you walked away confused, we break it down. -
David Ayer Talks About His Unmade Version Of Scarface, The Film That Got Away
David Ayer's South Central Los Angeles version of Scarface sounds awesome. It's a shame it doesn't sound like it's ever going to happen. -
David Ayer Says His Remake Of The Dirty Dozen Is Still A Moving Target
Why hasn't David Ayer's remake of The Dirty Dozen moved forward over the last five years? The director tells us why firsthand. -
Night Swim Filmmaker Cracked The Script After His Friend Received A Real-Life Diagnosis [Exclusive]
After one of his pals was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Night Swim's co-writer/director Bryce McGuire realized how to expand his short film into a feature. -
Night Swim Director Bryce McGuire Hopes You're Too Scared To Go In The Pool [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Night Swim co-writer/director Bryce McGuire about adapting his short film and nailing the right tone for a haunted swimming pool movie.
