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Twenty years ago, a young Scottish actor named Ewan McGregor careened onto the screen and dared viewers to “Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose a f***ing big television.”

Steven Spielberg discovered the young actor in a “piece of sh*t” home movie at a bat mitzvah.

Dudley Moore played the titular role in 'Arthur' (1981), with Liza Minnelli portraying waitress Linda Marolla and Sir John Gielgud in an Oscar-winning performance as Arthur's dryly sarcastic servant, Hobson.

As Paul Feig's reboot of Ivan Reitman's classic sci-fi-horror-comedy readies to hit theaters, we're looking back at the film that started it all.

Test audiences were so invested in the tale of Elle Woods that they got the ending changed.

The Aykroyd family tree includes several generations of paranormal investigators.

Long before Arnold Schwarzenegger made the transition from acting to politics, and even before Ronald Reagan went from Gipper to governor, George Murphy paved the way with his tap shoes.

Twenty-five years ago, Cliff Secord and his alter ego, The Rocketeer, blasted off into theaters everywhere—and crash landed.

How Glen Eytchison created a living painting—and iconic villain—for Ghostbusters II, which hit theaters on June 16, 1989.

Chaplin’s Whangee cane will be going up for auction at Christie’s on July 13.

There are more than 500 movies and TV series in the satellite's collection.