Dean Norris on the real reason Bryan Cranston was the best lead he ever worked with "He was always on. Literally six years I don't remember a time he was ever late on set. He was always the first guy on set." "He never caused problems or was diva-esque." "All of us then like oh you know Brian's going to be on time we have to be on time." six years and bryan never once showed up late. no ego trips no diva shit just pure professionalism that forced everybody else to step up. this is the standard i wish more people in this industry actually lived by.

before shooting, Charlie Kaufman's cast asked what the movie was about, and he said he didn't know "so Charlie, what is this?" "this place of not knowing" Jesse Plemons stayed, if a director told me that at dinner i'd be checking flights home ft: @GQMagazine GQ on youtube

Edward Berger made Conclave, and he says it took him 10 years to see why his second movie failed "I did everything right." "I just didn't have anything to say." i'd take that over any lens breakdown, a big budget can't fill an empty tank ft: @TIFF_NET TIFF on youtube

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The cast of Alien had seen the chestburster puppet and knew it was coming out of John Hurt. nobody told them about the blood pumps. it was shot in one take, a stream of blood caught Veronica Cartwright, and the shock knocked her over. my favorite reaction in horror.

The people who greenlit Sinners, Weapons and a Best Picture winner found out they were losing their jobs from news reports. Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy are leaving Warner Bros as the Paramount merger closes, and their last day is Tuesday.

Michael Showalter directed Verity, No. 1 at the box office this weekend, and he only started writing because nobody would cast him "I was very bad at auditioning." getting turned down at every audition is a brutal film school, and it keeps graduating directors

Sandra Hüller asked if her character was a killer, and Justine Triet wouldn't tell her "the horrible, horrible sentence, play her like she's innocent" i would have begged for the answer every day, she played it blind and nobody can settle the ending ft: @IFFR IFFR on youtube

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The year after The Dark Knight missed a Best Picture nomination, the Academy doubled the field from five to 10, and coverage at the time pointed straight at the Batman snub. That movie changed the Oscars more than most of the movies that actually won them.