This is just ridiculous.

Here are 32 movies that had a negative impact on an actor's career.

Matt Damon talks about the time a nice policeman helped him and his wife only to accidentally ruin Anna Wintour’s Met Gala plans.

Jackass alum Bam Margera got real why discussing his problems with Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine.

The Fall Guy star Hannah Waddingham recounted how she fell for Dirty Dancing heartthrob Patrick Swayze back in the '80s and how no man has come close since.

I saw the new Mean Girls musical before watching the original, and I think I made a terrible mistake.

We do a deep dive behind the story of whether or not Jonny Depp ruined his teeth playing Jack Sparrow in Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Katy Perry are both famous parents.

Top Gun: Maverick breakout star Glen Powell explained why he thought he ruined Hidden Figures upon seeing the first screening.

Call The Midwife actresses Helen George and Megan Cusack appeared on This Morning and asked Tom Cruise to take a train to work instead of a helicopter which continued to disrupt filming on their show.

Tom Cruise's helicopter activities drew the attention of a Call the Midwife star.

Wonder Woman 1984's Gal Gadot couldn't help but rip on Chris Pine on his special day.

Cruella's Mark Strong revealed his drunken night with No Time to Die's Daniel Craig.

We all know Tom Cruise loves to do his own stunts, but it turns out he really loves to do his own stunts.

Is Darkseid behind this?

Don't listen to Jared Leto.

Netflix has released the full trailer for George Clooney’s new movie The Midnight Sky. Clooney stars as a lonely scientist at an Arctic research station trying to warn off a crew of astronauts that the Earth has been ruined by a mysterious global catastrophe, and humanity’s last hope is with those astronauts looking elsewhere to start humanity anew. After Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and Good Night, and Good Luck., I used to be really excited for Clooney’s directorial efforts, but his last couple films—The Monuments Men and Suburbicon—have been misfires. And yet with Clooney …

Punch-Drunk Love, quite demonstrably, is my favorite Paul Thomas Anderson movie. This is in huge part because of the titanic, vulnerable, scary, and masterful leading performance from Adam Sandler, who weaponized and folded in his typical comedy persona and interests into something with teeth that bit to the core. And the Sandman almost didn't do it! First of all: Thank God he did. Second of all: Why was he this close to bailing? Because he wasn't confident he could give Anderson what he needed. Sandler got into the entire process of making Punch-Drunk Love on the …

Well, this is disappointing.

Don't ruin Thanksgiving, Mr. Johnson.