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Characters rarely stay the same across multiple movies, but sometimes the changes are so dramatic that they feel like entirely different people. Whether due to new writers, shifting tones, audience reactions, or evolving franchises, some characters ...

Exclusive: We unpack the ending and larger themes of Disclosure Day with screenwriter David Koepp.

Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer explore the dangers of mythmaking in a one of a kind Robin Hood movie.

Exclusive: Eraser director Chuck Russell tells Den of Geek about getting Arnold to up his game and the joys of physical stunts.

A little bit of Oz Cobb goes a long way.

Exclusive: Gary Vee tells Den of Geek about his hopes and inspirations for VeeFriends.

In Lethal Weapon, Dany Glover's character has a catchphrase that expresses how old he is for a given situation. Well, while played for laughs on that movie series, it's quite true for certain action heroes that should've retired long ago, at least ...

Articles that talk about how back in the day, the danger was real for the performers on stage, tend to sound like they miss those days. We don't. We believe we live in an era where safety needs to come first, and where animals aren't exploited. It ...

As actors and performers grow in age, the roles they can play change dramatically. Child actors grow into teen dramas, who later play adults and veterans until only elderly roles are left. But not everyone functions that way, since not all bodies ...

Some actors seem to maintain the face and physicality of youth for longer than other people, letting them play young adults or even teens well into their thirties. Emphasis on some, since there are other actors that simply don't look the part. Adults ...