You can have the best script and the best director and the best special effects — heck, you can even have a time-traveling DeLorean — but if you don’t have the right chemistry between actors, then you have nothing. This fact of filmmaking was proven in the casting for Back to the Future. Eric Stolz was originally cast as Marty McFly when first choice Michael J. Fox was unavailable due to his shooting schedule on Family Ties.

It’s been 60 years since marbles had their heyday on the sidewalks of America. Your average ’90s kid would rather play with one Sega CD than a whole barrelful of aggies and immies. But before you go shooting your mouth off about marbles, did you know that the ancient Romans played a similar game with round nuts? That Pieter Brueghel the Elder painted a scene of children playing marbles? Still not impressed?

The making of ”102 Dalmatians” ”I have a full wetsuit on under here!” Glenn Close sounds as chipper as a scuba diver at the Great Barrier Reef. But she’s about to work her rubber-covered tush off in a physically daring scene that might give even the most masochistic stuntperson pause. Over her insulation, the 53-year-old actress is decked out in the full regalia of Cruella DeVil, the villainess of 102 Dalmatians.

It's all right Mando, it can happen to anyone. Friday's latest episode of The Mandalorian has an on-camera goof spotted by sharp-eyed fans. Season 2's fourth episode, "The Siege," had in the background of one shot ... well, here, can see for yourself: "Dude, you're in the shot!" Yes, it's a guy in what looks like jeans and a T-shirt just barely making it into the frame during an Imperial space station battle.

Warning: This story contains spoilers for the season 3 "The Mines of Mandalore" episode of The Mandalorian. We've seen the symbol of the Mythosaur everywhere in The Mandalorian, from the crests on their beskar armor to the necklace Grogu wears around his neck. As we heard from Kuiil (Nick Nolte) in the first season, Mandalorians of old once rode these now-extinct beasts and the Armorer (Emily Swallow) herself recounted that "

Since its premiere in 2017, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel has featured a lush period world full of historical trappings. Whether it be via a prop, a costume, or a piece of furniture, the Prime Video series excelled at inspiring envy in viewers with the vibrant world of the characters. But the entire cast and crew also adored the space in which they were able to play. So when it came time to say goodbye to the show after five seasons, they all set their sights on things they wanted to take home.

It's a big weekend for movies, with Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, and Iman Vellani leading the way in The Marvels. Their three superheroes — Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau, and Ms. Marvel — team up after discovering that something is linking them, causing them to physically swap places every time they use their powers. Plus, Michael Fassbender stars in David Fincher's crime drama The Killer; Nicolas Cage stars in Dream Scenario, and Paul Giamatti reteams with Alexander Payne for The Holdovers.

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Warning: This article contains spoilers from Wednesday's episode of The Masked Singer. The Bride hast stomped off The Masked Singer stage for the last time. After being crowned King on last week's episode, Wednesday's Comedy Roast Night saw the betrothed pink dinosaur get the boot after a new battle with Snowstorm and Avocado (who was also eliminated and revealed). And though the panelists couldn't place him (even though they'd guessed him in past seasons), many fans knew all along that none other than professional wrestler and Fozzy singer Chris Jericho was behind the mask.

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the season 10 premiere of The Masked Singer. The Masked Singer season 10 competition is off with a bang — literally. To kick off the episode — which marked the official start of the season after a special one-off premiere on Sept. 10 revealed Demi Lovato as unofficial competitor Anonymouse — longtime panelists Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke joined host Nick Cannon on stage as a fireworks and drone show lit up the skies around them.