How Billy Magnussen Got Rapunzel’s Prince Role
Actor Billy Magnussen told the New York Post that he got his role as Rapunzel’s prince in the upcoming musical “Into the Woods” through the efforts of actress, Meryl Streep....
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Bela Lugosi and Alex Trebek
Alex Trebek often imitates Bela Lugosi’s Dracula on Jeopardy. He even used a Lugosi voice to say both Frankenstein and Dracula on the December 8th show, when they came up...
Into the Woods: Red Riding Hood was Anna Kendrick’s First Choice
According to ET, Anna Kendrick told them that the role she really coveted in Disney’s “Into the Woods” was that of Red Riding Hood, But the 29-year-old “Pitch Perfect” star...
TCM Auction includes Cowardly Lion Costume
… and the original piano from Casablanca that Sam played “As Time Goes By” on. These are just two highlights of the classic movie memorabilia Bonhams is auctioning off at...
The Hurt Locker: 2009 Best Picture
“The Hurt Locker” won 6 Oscars out of its 9 nominations at the 82nd Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director (Kathryn Bigelow). https://youtu.be/Namu4nsd1gM The other Best Picture nominees...
Slumdog Millionaire: 2008 Best Picture
“Slumdog Millionaire” won 8 Oscars out of its 10 nominations at the 81st Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Danny Boyle). The other Best Picture nominees were “The Curious...
List of Best Picture Oscar Winners (80s-2000s)
Here is a list of Best Picture Winners from the 1980s through the present. Find out a little bit about the Best Picture and other films from each year through...
No Country for Old Men: 2007 Best Picture
“No Country for Old Men” won the Best Picture at the 80th Academy Awards, as well as Best Director (Joel and Ethan Coen), Best Supporting Actor (Javier Bardem) and Best...
The Departed: 2006 Best Picture
“The Departed” was the Best Picture winner at the 79th Academy Awards, also picking up Best Director (Martin Scorsese). The other Best Picture nominees were “Babel”, “Letters from Iwo Jima”,...
Crash: 2005 Best Picture
Three of the films nominated for Best Picture at the 78th Academy Awards had one word titles: “Crash”, “Capote” and “Munich”. The other two were “Brokeback Mountain” and “Good Night,...
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