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Why Mel Brooks felt it was ''dangerous'' to work with Harvey Korman Korman could crack anybody.
Weekend at Willy's: Rod Serling brought this terrifying Twilight Zone prop home to his family This might be the one Twilight Zone prop you wouldn't want to keep.
Frank McGrath said that his Wagon Train co-star Ward Bond ''made me what I am today'' "Becoming an actor was more than just a starry-eyed dream," said the actor.
Buddy Ebsen said that he enjoyed everything about The Beverly Hillbillies However, the actor said he was glad that his next project, Barnaby Jones, was a stark contrast to the comedy.
George Romero's favorite film in his Living Dead series was Day of the Dead Here's the surprising reason why Romero loved the 1985 film.
George Romero discusses his unexpected influences, and how they affected ''Night of the Living Dead'' The father of modern zombie movies on where it's all from!
Andy Griffith felt that Andy Taylor’s strength came from being relatable Andy Taylor was "just a regular guy," and that was his greatest appeal.
Gunsmoke's Ken Curtis on the importance of making people laugh A little humor can go a long way in the Western world!
Wolf Rilla: ''Directing as a profession leaves a lot to be desired.'' The director discussed his experience shooting the 1960 film, Village of the Damned.
Guy Williams from ''Lost in Space'' had this to say about starring in ''Zorro'' Here's how the masked man felt about the show's legacy
Kami Cotler on the difference between her and Elizabeth Walton "I wouldn't do a lot of things she does."
Here's how Vicki Lawrence really felt about Carol Burnett "We're a lot alike," said Lawrence.
Meet Janay Smith: Inside the Collection A big-league collection with a big heart—and an even bigger price tag. Take a look!
Which of these athletes-turned-actors gave the superior performance? It's the toughest match of your life!
Robert Siodmak wouldn't work with his brother on the 1943 film Son of Dracula This brother was out for blood!
Barbara Billingsley was guided by lessons from her earlier career Miss Billingsley knew how to dress, and how to hold herself.
Here's how Jean Stapleton would correct fans when they identified her as Edith in public She was a talented actor, but was also comfortable in her own skin.
Which Siodmak brother directed these films? Who directed that film?
5 reasons comic book artist Franco is the perfect choice to launch Svengoolie's 2025 Artist Collection The first artist of the 2025 Svengoolie Artist Collection speaks about his start in comics, his love of old Hollywood horror, and how he found Svengoolie!
Can you make your way through this vampire poll alive? Grab some garlic and get ready to be faced with the choice of a lifetime!
Can you guess which movie made Lon Chaney want to form a monsters' union? The Wolf Man actor wanted rights for Monsters!
Here's an inside look at the lightning-fast rehearsal process that made The Honeymooners so good "Never in our wildest dreams did we think we were making TV history."
10 pieces of advice Hugh Beaumont gave to parents in 1959 Get some advice from one of television's top dads!
Art Carney: ''I never got tired of The Honeymooners'' "I always looked forward to going down to the show on Saturday nights."
Paul Brinegar on the secret to success as an actor: Don't be a star! George Washington Wishbone had no issues playing second fiddle.
Rod Serling said that aspiring unknown writers had ''practically no chance of breaking into TV today'' "Television cries out for new talent," said the writer.
Rod Serling said he didn't blame CBS for cancelling The Twilight Zone in 1964 Serling also said that the network didn't give him an opportunity to update the series with the times.
Which of these former athletes played your favorite characters in film and television? Let's play ball!
From Gunsmoke to Cannon: William Conrad’s long march to stardom, and why he yearned to leave it all behind The Cannon star just wanted to sit still.
Jean Stapleton believed that Edith Bunker was a reflection of women everywhere in the 1970s "I knew Edith had to move fast to be real," said Stapleton.
In 1974, Richard Thomas defended The Waltons and their approach to life Richard Thomas loved to praise The Waltons; he just wanted the critics to do the same.
Jean Stapleton credited her mother for her strong work ethic "I was raised that way," said the actor.