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Jacob Elordi’s mom initially banned him from working with Guillermo Del Toro… until he landed an Oscar nomination for “Frankenstein.” “It’s good to disobey your mother … Continue Reading →
Since the release of “Die Hard,” many movies have tried to replicate its success, but few have managed to capture its essence. “Sudden Death” made a … Continue Reading →
There was a time when Steven Spielberg considered turning a famous feline musical into a feature film… and according to Collider, he might have dodged a … Continue Reading →
Ana Girardot stars in “The Price War,” now playing in theaters. This is a great opportunity to explore the highest-rated film by audiences in her acting … Continue Reading →
Buoyed by the fame from the series NYPD Blues and feeling constrained by the world of TV shows, David Caruso attempted to conquer the cinema in … Continue Reading →
Initially panned at its release, “RRRrrrr !!!” has since achieved cult status. Pierre-François Martin-Laval shares the tale of a painful failure that nearly ended his career, … Continue Reading →
François Damiens stars in the new comedy “Police Flash 80” directed by Jean-Baptiste Saurel. What do you think is his highest-rated film on AlloCiné? In “Police … Continue Reading →
Quentin Tarantino reignites controversy: following Rosanna Arquette’s criticism of a racist term in “Pulp Fiction,” the director sharply retorts. The issue sparks debates over artistic freedom … Continue Reading →
Austin Butler once nearly landed the role of Peeta in “The Hunger Games.” He shares audition stories and praises Josh Hutcherson as the perfect Peeta, as … Continue Reading →
In “Rays and Shadows,” director Xavier Giannoli explores the troubling path of journalist Jean Luchaire towards collaboration with the Nazis and the tragic downfall of his … Continue Reading →