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Don't expect to see cut footage when the film hits Blu-ray April 4.
In an alternate universe, the directing gig went to George Romero.
As 'The Big Bang Theory' prequel 'Young Sheldon' gets picked up by CBS, we take a look back at some short-lived spinoffs that didn't fare so well.
Originally released in 1977, the bodybuilding docudrama 'Pumping Iron' is more than 40 years old—and has lost none of its original appeal.
Go behind the scenes of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's beloved—and painfully cringey—comedy, 'The Office.'
Many people overdo it with the drinking on St. Patrick's Day, but it's not always Guinness or Jameson that gets them into trouble. Sometimes it's the Shamrock Shake, McDonald's uniquely green and often elusive seasonal treat.
It's only natural that a few films would fall through the copyright cracks—even some classic ones.
When Dolly Met Buffy...
In one of Die Hard's most memorable scenes, John McClane stumbles upon criminal mastermind Hans Gruber, who puts on a pretty good American accent and pretends to be a hostage. McClane realizes Gruber is up to no good, though—but how?
6. Mitchell Hurwitz wanted the show's cast to make a guest appearance on 'Arrested Development.'
Barry Jenkins's deeply moving portrait of a conflicted young man keeps making history.
The late Chuck Low, who most famously played wig salon owner Morrie in 'Goodfellas,' wasn't an actor. He was a landlord. Robert De Niro's landlord, as it happened.
Mistakes happen.
Mark Twain provided the perfect character description.
Rusty the Bailiff wasn't just for show: He once guarded Charles Manson.