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Scarlett Johansson is herself a force to reckon with but even she felt a little nervous while working with the renowned director, Woody Allen. Known for films like Annie Hall, Manhattan, Midnight in Paris, and so on, Woody Allen has won four Academy Awards, 10 BAFTAs, 2 Golden Globes and so much more. All in all, he is a well-decorated filmmaker and it’s no surprise that actors would feel a little intimated in front of him.

Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Scarlett Johansson in Match Point (2005) | BBC Films

Despite the fact that Scarlett Johansson had been in plenty of projects before starring in Woody Allen’s Match Point, she was still a tad bit nervous. Due to her nerves, the actress had a hard time filming on her first day but eventually decided to put her head in the game.

Scarlett Johansson was Nervous to Film with Woody Allen

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With the Season 19 finale of Grey’s Anatomy just over a month away, Thursday’s back-to-back episodes of ABC’s resurgent drama brought several storylines to major crossroads. One of our attendings was ready to throw caution to the wind and declare their love, another was dealt a heartbreaking blow, and two more “played doctor” when we least expected it. Who’s who? Let’s consult the chart. Er, the recap.

‘You Are Donuts In Human Form’ | In “Shadow of Your Love,” a patient who’d tried to mail himself to his girlfriend as a grand gesture inspired very different reactions from Teddy and Owen.

Stars: Verity Hayes, Matt O’Toole, Andy Muskett, Jello Biafra | Written and Directed by Kieran Reed

All You Can Eat opens with a shot of the sign for Planet Burrito, a Taco Bell type Mexican restaurant whose mascot is a three-eyed alien with a taste for human limbs that looks as if it was designed by Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. It’s a fitting image as writer/director Kieran Reed delivers a thirteen-minute trip down horror’s memory lane with an emphasis on the films of the 80s.

Nola, one of the restaurant’s staff is telling her coworker Gurdip (Matt O’Toole) about an odd occurrence she had as she waited for the restaurant’s owner Kip Meatsock (Andy Muskett) to finish whatever he was doing with some Petri dishes.

A strange voice, former Dead Kennedy’s vocalist Jello Biafra, coming from an ancient payphone delivers a message about ancient...

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Westworld’s days of re-animating have concluded as HBO on Friday opted to cancel the genre drama from creators Lisa Joy, Jonah Nolan and exec producer J.J. Abrams after a four-season run.

The move was met with surprise though the writing for the cancellation had been on the wall. Season four wrapped its run two and a half months ago as sources say HBO — in a first for Westworld — took its time with the renewal decision as it allowed the season to find a viewership on HBO Max. The move marked the first time that Westworld had not been renewed while it was on the air.

Since its start, Westworld was considered a major swing for HBO. “The production value of this thing is preposterous,” Abrams told THR days before the show premiered in October 2016. “But it’s HBO. That’s what they do.