ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: When you made Die Hard in 1987, you were on a hit TV show, Moonlighting. How badly did you want to do movies?
BRUCE WILLIS: Things were happening so fast I didn’t have time to sit down and go, Here’s what I want to have happen this year, or next year, or in five years. I was never that guy anyway. I was never the guy that said, OK, in five years, I need to be here…all I knew was I got to act every day on TV. Read More...
”Jackass” star Johnny Knoxville is one of EW’s breakout stars Johnny Knoxville, star of MTV’s hit ”Jackass,” may be one of EW’s breakout stars for 2000, but back in November, staff editor Kristen Baldwin said his show is gross out comedy at its most repetitive. We present her Hot Topic in its entirety. Tell us what you think… Scat Litter For my money, there is no funnier television experience than watching people hurting themselves — either by accident (as on the late, great ”America’s Funniest Home Videos”) or on purpose, as on MTV’s latest ”extreme stunt” series, ”Jackass. Read More...
Mmm … money. On one of the busiest weekends of the summer — featuring four wide openers and a top 10 jam-packed with strong holdovers — The Simpsons Movie truly made a mint. The animated TV-comedy adaptation opened at No. 1 with a $71.9 million gross, breaking all sorts of box office records along the way. It scored the best opening ever for a non-CG animated movie (passing The Lion King‘s $40. Read More...
