The Harry Potter franchise united the best actors from across the pond to bring the Wizarding World to life, but these are the ones who turned down the series.

Marvel fans went wild when an army of superheroes emerged from portals in Avengers: Endgame, but the scene was originally written very differently.

Kansas has been home to many classic movies, and it offers a perfect encapsulation of the Midwest. Here are the best movies set in Kansas.

Before Happy Days became Happy Days, series creator Garry Marshall considered a very different title that was shot down for a surprising reason.

Christopher Nolan went to some wild places with his sci-fi movie Interstellar, but physicist Kip Thorne helped keep it scientifically accurate.

The Marauders and their magical map are a crucial part of the Harry Potter books, but much of their story was cut from the films. Allow us to fill in the gaps.

It may not surprise you to learn that Stephen King's favorite superhero is Batman, a hero known for using fear as a weapon.

What's the deal with Pfannee and ShenShen in Wicked? A deleted scene reveals their existing relationship with Galinda.

There are conflicting stories about why actor John Hart was brought in to replace Clayton Moore as the star of The Lone Ranger TV series for one season.

Bryan Cranston made deadly drugs in an RV for Breaking Bad, and he was around for an equally deadly bus on The Office.

There's one forgotten horror show that every "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fan needs to check out before the iconic show's long-awaited return.

Here's why Star Trek: The Next Generation actor Wil Wheaton made the then-baffling decision to leave Wesley Crusher behind (and later return in guest spots).

Kramer's famous look on Seinfeld was almost very different, but Michael Richard rightfully ditched one key component.

One year before Die Hard made him a movie star, Bruce Willis teamed up with director Blake Edwards for a forgotten comedy.

David Lynch followed up Twin Peaks with the series On the Air, a deeply weird 30 Rock-esque sitcom that's anything but conventional.

Over the years, "Family Guy" has gotten some pretty big names for guest spots. Here are 15 of the greatest guest stars "Family Guy" has ever had.

There have been varying iterations over the course of the movies and TV shows, but who is Wonder Woman's father in DC Comics?

Keith Hernandez's Seinfeld role is a highlight of season 3, and the cast members all had different reactions to his presence.

Sam Wilson truly became Captain America in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which is the story that should have been a movie.

Not many people remember Bruno the Kid, Bruce Willis' short-lived '90s vanity project where he voiced a cartoon spy.

If you enjoyed seeing Harrison Ford in Captain America: Brave New World, be sure to check out this trio of '90s thrillers.

Decades later, it's interesting to think about how different "The Lord of the Rings" franchise could have looked like had certain actors been casted.

The series finale of Cobra Kai puts the spotlight back on Johnny Lawrence in a big way and finally gives the villain-turned-hero his own Karate Kid moment.

Sylvester Stallone's most recent (and probably last) Rambo movie is climbing the charts on Netflix well after its devastating critical reception in 2019.

Getting paid lots of money to star on a hit show has its many perks, but The Big Bang Theory co-star Kunal Nayyar also had to make some sacrifices.

Thanks to a clever Star Trek novel from the '80s, sci-fi icon Spock now has a direct connection to a somewhat less iconic '60s western.

The Blacklist ran for 10 seasons, but the true identity of James Spader's character, Raymond Reddington, was still a mystery at the end.