Exclusives

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Pacific Rim star Heather Doerksen was blown away by her experience working with Guillermo del Toro. Doerksen talks exclusively about making the epic that is Pacific Rim.

The Carrie Diaries star AnnaSophia Robb and her The Way, Way Back co-star Liam James talk about the magic of Sam Rockwell. Robb and James also dish what it was about the charming The Way, Way Back that most moved them.

James Badge Dale talks about making The Lone Ranger and working with Armie Hammer. Dale also talks his work on World War Z and Iron Man 3 and how he is having a summer for the ages.

Community star Jim Rash, with his partner Nat Faxon, is earning quite a reputation as a writer after winning an Oscar for The Descendants. Rash and Faxon met Movie Fanatic to talk about their latest movie, The Way, Way Back.

The Lone Ranger's Ruth Wilson dishes what makes the Jerry Bruckheimer, Johnny Depp and Gore Verbinski experience so special. Bruckheimer, Depp and Verbinski have made their fifth film together with The Lone Ranger.

The Way, Way Back stars Steve Carell and Allison Janney share their very different most excellent summer experiences of their life. Carell and Janney also dish what it was about making The Way, Way Back that felt like summer camp.

Kevin Hart has turned his act into a full fledged big screen stand-up comedy movie, Let Me Explain. Hart tells us exclusively about what makes a great stand-up movie, and which one is his favorite.

William Fichtner talks exclusively about re-teaming with Jerry Bruckheimer for the fourth time on The Lone Ranger. Fichtner also talks about whether it's true that being bad is really... good!

The Way, Way Back follows the story of a teen boy and the summer job that was pure joy and we get two of its stars to dish theirs -- Maya Rudolph and Sam Rockwell. The Way, Way Back also stars Steve Carell and Allison Janney.

The Heat star Spoken Reasons has made his celebrity in the most 21st century of ways, becoming a YouTube sensation. Now, he's starring opposite Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in a summer comedy and about to blow up even bigger.

Monsters University producer Kori Rae and writer-director Dan Scanlon know better than anyone why the Mike and Sulley cinematic chemistry works. Scanlon tells us exclusively it has to do with Billy Crystal and John Goodman.