Gene Hackman and classmate Dustin Hoffman reflect on the time they were voted the 'least likely to succeed.'

Always thought this scene between Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman in "Runaway Jury" is their "Heat" moment. Fantastic acting from two old pals. RIP.

RIP Roger Corman. It's always fun to listen how was it like to work with his business rules. Fun story by Bogdanovich.

Christopher Walken improvised the famous dinner scene in "Catch Me If You Can". Spielberg was blown away by the choice as can be seen in the video. DiCaprio said "I thought the man was having a heart attack in front of me, I honestly was about two seconds away from saying, 'Cut!"

Kathie Lee Gifford once asked Martin Short about his wife "are you still in love?", not knowing she died a year ago. He said "madly in love". When asked why he didn't correct her, he said he didn't want to embarrass her on live television and that his answer was the truth anyway.

I like the one Martin Short called Jimmy Fallon phony to his face.

Feels like a good time to share Bill Maher getting roasted by Jiminy Glick/Martin Short.

William Friedkin on how James Franco informed him about his documentary on the missing 40 minutes of "Cruising"

"The Exorcist is not a comedy" Friedkin never missed a beat.

On how he cast Linda Blair in The Exorcist. He was always funny. RIP Friedkin

William Friedkin talks about he works with actors; Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del Toro in "The Hunted" and Nick Nolte in "Blue Chips". Hilarious stuff as usual.

I know his other interview with Nicolas Refn and that "Citizen Kane/Only God Forgives" exchange is more popular but give this interview a look as well. William Friedkin was always hilarious, insightful and wildly entertaining. And a brilliant filmmaker. RIP

Michael Caine is trending, so it's a good time to remember that his Golden Globe speech was gold.

Harrison Ford should've done more comedy. Love his speech here in John Williams tribute.

Peter Bogdanovich directed Sidney Poitier in an underseen sequel to "To Sir, with Love". Peter called Sidney as one of the most "responsible, professional, prepared, on time, open-minded, approachable" actors he had ever worked with. RIP

Quentin Tarantino on how famous Peter Bogdanovich was and his love for "Jackie Brown". RIP, a true lover of cinema.

Larry David's Emmy speech for his "Seinfeld" win is still one of the bests.

Forget Paddington 2. Hugh Grant should've won an Oscar for this interview

Chevy Chase has to have, at least, a cameo appearance in "Only Murders in the Building".

Steve Martin dancing skills is kind of underrated. (w/ Cyndi Lauper)