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5 Great Netflix Shows to Watch That Were Filmed in Paris (Photos)
Celebrate Bastille Day by watching these Paris-set (and filmed) projects
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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Cast and Character Guide: Who Plays Who? (Photos)
Here’s the ensemble that brings Delia Owens’ global bestseller to life
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9 Most Memorable Swimsuits in TV and Film History, From Jean Harlow to Halle Berry (Photos)
From the pin-up one-pieces of the 1930s to the string bikinis of the 2000s
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The 7 Best New Movies on Amazon Prime Video in July
“House of Gucci,” “Gladiator” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” are must-watch movies this month
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‘The Terminal List’ Cast & Character Guide (Photos)
Chris Pratt and Constance Wu star in Amazon’s action series
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All 33 Elvis Movies, Ranked from Worst to Good (Photos)
With Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” hitting theaters, it’s time to look at The King’s checkered history as a movie star
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35 of TV’s Best Father Figures Who Weren’t Actually Dads, From Mr. Belvedere to Joey Gladstone (Photos)
In honor of Father’s Day, TheWrap honors de facto daddies on the small screen
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Every David Cronenberg Film, Ranked Least-Great to Most-Great (Photos)
Where does “Crimes of the Future” (2022) rank among the Canadian auteur’s filmography?
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‘Tales of the Walking Dead’: First Look at Terry Crews, Olivia Munn and Samantha Morton (Photos)
Anthony Edwards, Parker Posey and Jillian Bell will also appear in the anthology spinoff
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‘Stranger Things’ Season 4: Callbacks to Season 1 You Might Have Missed (Photos)
How many of these did you catch?
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‘Law & Order’ and ‘SVU’: Storylines That Were ‘Ripped From the Headlines’ This Season (Photos)
The NBC crime dramas took on infamous real-life murders and abductions
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Ray Liotta’s Most Memorable Roles (Photos)
Who else could have played Henry Hill or Shoeless Joe Jackson?
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‘Ozark’ Season 4 Cast and Character Guide: All the New and Returning Faces (Photos)
Keep the colorful characters of the Netflix series straight
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Celebrate and Learn About Armenian Heritage With These 11 Films (Photos)
From celebrated classics like “The Color of Pomegranates” to newer indie films like “Tangerine”
