George Clooney and Julia Roberts tell IMDb where they first met and how they approached the relationship between their two characters in Money Monster. Plus, director Jodie Foster opens up about what drew her to the movie and discusses the casting process.
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Friday Am Update: Money Monster took in $600,000 from 2,387 locations on Thursday night. The studio offered Hail, Caesar! ($545K Thursday night, $11.4 million weekend) and Bridge of Spies ($500K Thursday night, $15.4 weekend) as comparisons, which suggests they may be looking at something a little ... See more »
In Love & Friendship, Kate Beckinsale stars as Lady Susan Vernon, a woman who arrives at the estate of her in-laws to wait out colorful rumors about her dalliances circulating through polite society. In our exclusive clip, Lady Susan has an exchange with her confidante, Alicia Johnson (Chloe Sevigny).
Take a look at Jason Voorhees, his wicked mother, and the many unhappy campers he's encountered since the the vaunted horror film franchise launched in 1980.
This featurette showcases the script-to-screen journey of the six-part adaptation of Tolstoy's classic novel starring indie film favorite Paul Dano and Lily James.
Broadcast network TV series are trending on Amazon Video, with "The Good Wife" leading the pack, followed by "The Blacklist," "Scandal," and "Grey's Anatomy." Streaming viewers looking for an alternative to the scripted dramas are flocking to "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."
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