Brian De Palma

The legendary director behind Scarface and Mission: Impossible prepares to shoot Sweet Vengeance this summer, potentially ending his career on a redemptive note after years of disappointing releases.

The legendary filmmaker reveals his harsh opinion on the indie movement that swept cinema while he was making Inglourious Basterds, though one film managed to impress him.

A surprising behind-the-scenes revelation from Stephen Baldwin exposes Sean Penn's extreme method acting demands during the filming of a controversial Vietnam War drama.

The legendary filmmaker once pitched himself to helm the sequel without payment, all to secure funding for his controversial religious epic. This desperate move revealed how far he'd go for his art.

While most fans think of The Shining or IT as Stephen King's most successful works, his actual bestselling novel has been adapted twice for the big screen and continues to generate massive profits decades later.

The Boston native turned down some of cinema's most iconic roles, from superhero franchises to Oscar winners. These career decisions reshaped not just his path, but entire film legacies.

When Al Pacino got injured during filming, Steven Spielberg stepped in to help Brian De Palma shoot one of cinema's most memorable action sequences. This behind-the-scenes collaboration reveals the tight bonds between Hollywood's legendary directors.

A classic spy movie from the '90s is finding new life on streaming, climbing the charts and reminding audiences what made it so special. Directed by a master of crime thrillers, this film stands out from its sequels for one big reason.

In the 1980s, a teenage actress was cast opposite a Hollywood legend she didn't recognize. Her awkward confession reveals a much darker side to the film industry and the troubling practices that were once considered normal.

A celebrated crime drama from the 80s, featuring an unforgettable Oscar-winning performance, is about to become more accessible than ever. Discover why this cinematic classic, directed by a legendary filmmaker, continues to captivate audiences almost 40 years after its initial release.