Daniel Craig explains what happened when he rolled around in coffee grounds for 12 hours for a scene in Queer.

Kieran Culkin reveals that he was cast in 'A Real Pain' without an audition.

Actor Nicholas Hoult reveals that around 5,000 rats were used to film some scenes in 'Nosferatu'.

British 'Wicked' star Cynthia Erivo describes meeting and singing with Ariana Grande for the first time.

Billy Crystal recalls Princess Diana's reaction to the now famous orgasm scene in 'When Harry Met Sally'.

Paul Mescal describes his first meeting with the trainer who helped him build his physique for the role.

The BBC's Tom Brook looks at how the fall of the Berlin Wall 35 years ago influenced countless filmmakers.

The actress talks about doing ballet as a child, and why she eventually had to give it up.

The acting pair from Blink Twice join Greg James on BBC Radio 1 to react to listeners' unpopular opinions.

The actor says he did not really register him because his attention was elsewhere.

The singer says the French Prime Minister accidentally revealed her Paris engagement to Michael Polansky.

The actor tells Graham Norton how he became the cult character and how long the process took.

La Haine director Mathieu Kassovitz says Artificial Intelligence is replacing the role of movie makers.

Song, who was born in South Korea, was Oscar-nominated for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.

Home to some of the most imaginative storytelling in the world, Korea is taking the next innovative step.

A documentary chronicles the experiences of individuals coping with the aftermath of nuclear testing.

A BBC reporter confronts Auschwitz, and his own Jewish ancestry, to take a closer look at an Oscars favourite.

Director Mstyslav Chernov speaks about the challenges of making a film about the early days of the Ukraine war.

The couple behind the blockbuster's Fremen language speaks about their process.

Paul Giamatti gives us an inside look at his new film: The Holdovers.