Before Harry Potter, Alan Rickman reflected on discovering his calling as an actor…
This Rare 1991 interview footage reveals his dry humour, drama school experiences and the philosophy behind his unforgettable performances in Die Hard and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
Oliver Reed explains why the most terrifying villains barely need to speak.
Rare 1984 BBC footage captures the legendary British actor discussing silence, psychological intimidation and why you never see a cobra blink.
A brilliant lesson in screen acting.
Robert De Niro & Al Pacino didn’t rehearse their iconic coffee scene together in Heat (1995).
Michael Mann filmed both actors simultaneously with two cameras, capturing every reaction.
Rare behind the scenes footage reveals how one of cinema’s greatest confrontations was made.
“No one messes with my brother!”
Chris Farley’s hilarious physical comedy in Beverly Hills Ninja (1997) captures everything that made the Saturday Night Live legend unforgettable.
Explosive energy, fearless slapstick and impeccable timing.
Rare 1950s Coca Cola TV advertising captures the golden age of American consumer culture…
From its iconic glass bottle to friends sharing Coke, the commercial reveals how a soft drink became a global symbol.
By 1959, Coca Cola had reached more than 100 countries.
“What’s in the box?” Brad Pitt’s unforgettable breakdown in Se7en (1995).
David Fincher never reveals the contents, while John Doe manipulates Mills into completing the seven deadly sins.
The killer dies, but his plan succeeds.
Arnold Schwarzenegger starring in a Japanese Nissin Cup Noodles commercial (1989).
At the height of his Hollywood fame, the Terminator star brought his legendary charisma to Japanese television.
The campaign later earned recognition at Japan’s ACC advertising awards.
Rare 1985 footage captures Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, Anthony Edwards and Tim Robbins aboard the USS Enterprise filming Top Gun (1986).
Recorded for the ship’s KENT-TV, this behind the scenes archive shows the cast before Maverick, Iceman and Goose became cinema legends.
Rare 2006 footage captures Jonah Hill, Michael Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse performing Superbad’s legendary McLovin fake ID scene at a table read…
The comic timing was already hilarious before filming even began.
Kathy Burke’s Perry impersonating Liam Gallagher in Harry Enfield & Chums (1997), complete with Oasis fruit drinks.
The sketch was inspired by Kathy Burke returning from childhood trips to Manchester speaking with a Mancunian accent.
Michael Jackson’s Beat It (1983) featured real Los Angeles street gang members…
Director Bob Giraldi recalled how they watched professional dancers transform a violent confrontation into choreography.
Rare behind the scenes footage from an iconic music video.
The Terminator (1984) had a deleted alternate ending revealing that the factory where Arnold Schwarzenegger’s T-800 was destroyed belonged to Cyberdyne Systems…
James Cameron’s original twist suggested Skynet inadvertently supplied the technology that led to its own creation.
In 1981, Clint Eastwood challenged Hollywood’s obsession with superstar actors.
His message to Rona Barrett… big names might sell tickets, but without the right story, they cannot save a bad movie. Still relevant 45 years later.
Rare Die Hard 2 (1990) behind the scenes footage shows Bruce Willis performing his own stunts as John McClane.
Alongside director Renny Harlin and stunt coordinator Charlie Picerni, Bruce Willis pushed the limits of practical action filmmaking, sometimes worrying the crew.
Crazy Town’s “Butterfly” sampled Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Pretty Little Ditty” (1989).
Anthony Kiedis reportedly loved the demo.
In 2001, it topped the Billboard Hot 100, something the Chili Peppers themselves had never achieved.
A young Kurt Russell accidentally exposes an illegal gambling syndicate on live television in Disney’s The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969).
His innocent delivery against Cesar Romero’s growing panic makes this science fiction comedy scene hilarious.
Snoop Dogg’s 2025 USC Marshall commencement speech hits home for anyone creating without recognition…
“I believed in myself when nobody else did.”
Writers, filmmakers, musicians… don’t let somebody else’s inability to see your potential become the reason you abandon it.
Rare behind the scenes footage from The Sopranos captures James Gandolfini (Tony Soprano) and Steven Van Zandt (Silvio Dante) on set.
John Fiore and Paul Koronkiewicz reveal how New Jersey streets shaped David Chase’s legendary HBO Mafia drama.
In rare 1973 footage from The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, legendary daredevil Evel Knievel reflects on life's mysteries, faith and ambition.
Having survived devastating motorcycle crashes, his philosophy was simple… where there is little risk, there is no reward.
