Dolph Lundgren has stared in over 30 action films, portraying, among many others, He-Man, The Punisher, and Ivan Drago in Rocky IV. After killing hundreds of bad guys, leaping from dozens of exploding cars and buildings, and saving plenty of damsels in distress, Dolph is tackling his greatest challenge yet: directing.

Over the years many classic movies have been remade. Don't get me wrong, some of those remakes have been really good. But the majority of the movies have been really bad.

The lights go down. A low, rumbling bass slightly shakes the seats as the occupants draw in a tight, anticipatory breath. The first thing to break the tension is a thin beam of light across the center of the screen. It is accompanied by a low, rat-at-tat rhythm that could be rain on a tin roof- if it weren't for the high-pitched shriek in the background.

Will Smith is reluctant to play a villain on the big screen - because it would conflict with his natural instinct to make people laugh.

Bill Murray, Dan Akyroyd and Harold Ramis are teaming up again to voice their Ghostbusters characters in an upcoming video game based on the 1980s supernatural comedy movies.

The Heartbreak Kid, the latest collaboration between Ben Stiller and the Farrelly brothers, debuted in second place this past weekend with a modest $14 million haul at the box office. The last Stiller-Farrelly project, 1998's There's Something About Mary, pulled in $176.5 million that year.

Movie maker Quentin Tarantino has branded fellow Hollywood heavyweight Brian De Palma "desperate" for his bid to appeal to mass audiences. The Pulp Fiction director believes De Palma, whose credits include Scarface and The Untouchables, has failed to match the height of his popularity in the Eighties and early-Nineties with his more recent projects.

"Inside the Actor's Studio" welcomes three-time Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Michelle Pfeiffer to the stage on Monday, August 6, at 7 p.m. ET/PT.

In case you haven't been keeping up with the show, Vinnie (Adrian Grenier) has been dying to do a movie about Pablo Escobar since he struck it big. Vinny finally gets to live out the dream of playing the infamous Escobar in his latest film Medellin.

Movie icon Al Pacino credits best pal, director/cameraman Charles Lawton, for much of his movie success - because his old acting buddy reads his scripts for him and advises on what roles to play. The Scarface star admits he hates reading scripts and fears he'd make terrible decisions if it was left up to him to choose film roles.