JANUARY 10: Actress Helena Bonham Carter and actor Johnny Depp attends the European Premiere of 'Sweeney Todd' at the Odeon Leicester Square on January 10, 2008 in London, England.
That seems to be the career mantra for Aaron Paul, the talented Emmy-winning actor best known for having played jumpy meth-cooker Jesse Pinkman on AMC's "Breaking Bad."
There is certainly no one in the entertainment industry today, or potentially ever, that is as creepy and unbelievably sexy at exactly the second as Mister Jack Nicholson.
Cinema has no shortage of great sex scenes. Just last week we saw a prime example of steamy hate sex from 300: Rise of an Empire .
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Here's a new batch of trailers for horror/suspense movies coming out in the next few weeks (all limited theatrical releases, most simultaneously available on demand):
March 28:
The History Channel is putting together its own How The West Was Won -style all-star Western for its next miniseries.
The beard. The mustache. The thick-rimmed glasses. There's something about Jeff Goldblum's look in "The Grand Budapest Hotel" that says Sigmund Freud, that says Luigi Pirandello.
Made in 1945, just after World War II, Dead of Night represents a watershed moment in the history of Ealing Studios, when legendary producer Michael Balcon made a move to break away from naturalistic and documentary wartime content into more fantastical realms.
Jamie Lee Curtis announced plans to bring the story of Glenn Burke, a gay professional baseball player who played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland Athletics during the 1970s.