Matthew Lillard is a criminally underutilized actor. For
The Return, he was one of the key players in establishing the tone of the show in the early goings. He also had an exceptionally challenging job in that he had to be doing some truly broad stuff as a performer in a show that established a very specific style for that kind of work. He somehow managed to make it both his own while still fitting in with what had been previously done. Kudos.
9. Catherine E. Coulson
One of the most painful parts of
The Return was so many of the actors had passed on before the filming, after the filming, and in the year the show returned. This dynamic was best encapsulated by The Log Lady. Catherine E. Coulson passed on a mere few days after the completion of her scenes. Her character embodied the idea of knowing the end is near and doing all that you can to make your final moments count. Her character in the initial run helped established the tone in a completely different but equally effec
Ever since I first caught part of
The Terminator as a young kid on cable, I have been obsessed with the sci-fi genre. That obsession has only grown over the years, and whenever I upgrade my home theater experience, I always test out the new tech with some of my favorite movies (
2001: A Space Odyssey my first 4K Blu-ray). Along with the upgraded visuals and dynamic sound, I also like to dig through the bonus features to learn all the sci-fi movie secrets to find out how all those iconic scenes came together.
So, it s easy to imagine how excited I was when I was tasked with coming up with a list of behind-the-scenes secrets from classic sci-fi movies. To share my love of the classics, how they came together, and the genre as a whole, Iâve put together eight crazy facts about the making of everything from
RoboCop documentary wraps filming after getting Peter Weller interview
May 3, 2021 by:
A deep-dive
RoboCopdocumentary may be finally heading our way after securing and wrapping an interview with the original film s star, Peter Weller.
The documentary is called
RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop and it will follow the story behind Paul Verhoeven s 1987 seminal action classic. The documentary will include interviews with key creatives and producers but the big
GET for the doc was Peter Weller and now that the interview has wrapped, we should be getting to see the documentary soon after being in the making for nearly four years.
RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop comes to us courtesy of Cult Screenings in association with Red Rock Entertainment. Co-directed by Christopher Griffiths and Eastwood Allen, the documentary will feature interviews with cast and crew such as Weller, Verhoeven, Nancy Allen, Kurtwood Smith, Ray Wise, Ronny Cox, Phil Tippett, Bart Mixon, and many more. Gary
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Celebrities pay tribute to Olympia Dukakis following her death
The Oscar-winning actress passed away at the age of 89. Dia DipasupilGetty Images
Oscar-winning actress Olympia Dukakis passed away on Saturday, May 1 at the age of 89 in New York City. After many months of failing health she is finally at peace and with her Louis, brother Apollo Dukakis wrote in a Facebook post, remembering her husband Louis Zorich who passed in 2018.
Leading the online tributes was Cher, who starred with Dukakis in
Moonstruck, for which the late actress won her Academy Award in 1988.
ROBOCOP Documentary ROBODOC Wraps Filming After New Peter Weller Interview
Following a long journey to the screen, ROBOCOP deep-dive documentary ROBODOC wraps filming after snagging a new interview with the star Peter Weller.
RoboCop deep-dive documentary
RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop will chart the story behind Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 cult classic. Including interviews with key creatives and producers.
It features interviews with cast and crew such as Weller, Verhoeven, Nancy Allen, Kurtwood Smith, Ray Wise, Ronny Cox, Phil Tippett, Bart Mixon and dozens more.
The film is co-directed by Christopher Griffiths (
Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser) and Eastwood Allen (
Someday I’ll Fly). Gary Smart, Adam Evans, Michael Perez, and Hank Starrs (Elstree 1976) produced. Adam F. Goldberg is the executive producer.