Robin Hood: Men in Tights' Chase Masterson revealed how Mel Brooks made it up to her after her big scene in the comedy movie was cut.

Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Flavin are still going strong, but they’re selling their new home for a lot of money.

Shia LaBeouf wrote Honey Boy and played his own father, although it might not have been accurate.

This is still one of Thor: Ragnarok's best scenes.

Haley Lu Richardson and director Rachel Lee Goldenberg told CinemaBlend how it came together.

Maybe not as surprising as it seems.

The Good Doctor features a lot of medically accurate things but there are some storylines and ideas that are completely made up.

"Based on a true story" affords filmmakers a bit of latitude to play with history.

The Crown features some historically spot on outfits, but that doesn't mean the clothing on the show is always historically accurate.

J.K. Rowling didn't make everything up in the Potterverse by herself. Some things Harry Potter encountered were based off real legends.

The magical world of Harry Potter is a global phenomenon that no one could have anticipated. The wizarding world became such a desired concept that Universal Studios took it into their own hands to build the real-life Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, and Hogsmeade materialized into actual brick-and-mortars so that now these once completely made up places can be visited by ambitious Potter fans. Yet, while avid vacationers can experience these fictitious settings, there are still some locations from the series that are based on real-life places. Want to know which is which? Here are five locations based on real-life places, and five that were completely made up.

Looks like Nick Fury was just pulling our leg.