Simon Bland

To mark the hit movie’s 20th anniversary, director Jon Turteltaub talks about casting Nicolas Cage, working with “bats--t crazy” Jon Voight, and why there hasn’t been a third installment.

Thirty years after its release, “Shawshank Redemption” director Frank Darabont reveals new details about the production that range from inspirational to downright disgusting.

15 years to the day after the film’s release, director Marc Webb reflects on its surprisingly influential legacy and offers his take on a popular fan theory about the ending.

As “The Mummy” turns 25, its director Stephen Sommers unwraps the secrets of its success, debunks its wildest rumors, and ponders a return to Egypt.

“I Love You Man” director John Hamburg reflects on his socially awkward 2009 bromance and discusses a potential sequel.

The actress tells The Daily Beast about her “electric” chemistry with Kevin Bacon and her “intense relationship” with John Lithgow.

“Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace” has developed a cult fanbase since its six-episode run in 2004. But even its creator is surprised by its longevity.

As a Christmas classic turns 35, co-writer Mitch Glazer talks Dickens-ifying ’80s corporate greed, Murray’s heartfelt improv monologue, and rumors of on-set drama.

On the beloved comedy’s 30th anniversary, director Chris Columbus tells us how Robin Williams “was like a man possessed” on set.

Directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly discuss disability casting, finding the perfect “load,” and a new musical stage adaptation of their 1998 comedy.