biography

Guillermo del Toro shares how James Cameron’s candid advice led to the removal of a cherished seven-minute sequence from his long-awaited Frankenstein adaptation.

John Wayne’s lack of military service during WWII has long sparked debate. Was he a draft dodger, or did circumstances beyond his control keep him from enlisting? The truth is more complex than headlines suggest.

Ron Howard opens up about his directorial missteps, focusing on Hillbilly Elegy—a film he now views as his lowest point, and one he’d have avoided if he’d foreseen its political fallout.

Tom Hanks hesitated to portray Fred Rogers in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, declining the part several times before director Marielle Heller persuaded him, leading to his first Oscar nod in two decades.

Two of cinema’s most respected stars, Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman, share a deep admiration for a single screen icon whose influence shaped their craft and approach to fame.

After the lukewarm response to New York, New York, Martin Scorsese spiralled into a personal crisis. Discover how this difficult chapter led him to create one of his most acclaimed films.

A behind-the-scenes clash on Cast a Giant Shadow saw John Wayne discover a producer’s script trick, leading to a heated confrontation and the end of a working relationship.

Teyana Taylor shares her enduring love for a classic romantic comedy, while the article delves into her acting journey, personal favourites, and recent life changes.