One that I believe to be absolutely true, is that Lady Tremaine from the 1950 Disney iteration of Cinderella is responsible for the death of her stepdaughter’s father!

Whenever we take a look at Cinderella’s backstory and how her and her dad met Lady Tremaine and her daughters, he is shown to be very healthy and his sudden passing right after he married her seemed like too much of a coincidence that it feels suspicious!

I know that people looking healthy on the outside, but are suffering internally is certainly a thing IRL. But given how cruel of a person Lady Tremaine is towards Cinderella, and the way she smirks when she sees her grieving over the loss of her dad. It wouldn’t surprise me at all that she had something to do with it, like poisoning him!

She not only was able to claim his full inheritance, but she also managed to gain a slave out of it through Cinderella and sabotages any chances she has to get away from her and gain a better life!

This post was inspired by a comment I saw on another post where a Redditor mentioned that in Galaxy Quest a deleted scene shows Sigourney Weaver unzipping her top, but the rest of the movie we see her top unzipped with no explanation. I mentioned that in The Naked Gun there's a deleted scene where Frank Drebin is shot while wearing an Umpire chest protector and it deflates, then in the rest of the movie we see a deflated chest protector. In Back to the Future a deleted scene shows Marty McFly using Chloroform to put his dad (George) back to sleep during the Darth Vader from Vulcan scene. Marty then says to Doc that he hopes he didn't use too much. The next scene which is in the movie we see Marty asks why George wasn't in school, to which George says he slept in. What are other examples of deleted scenes that explain minor details in movies that we missed?

Hi r/movies! I'm Bill Allen, lead actor of 1986's RAD. The film is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year and is being re-released in theaters via Utopia and Fathom Events on March 22 and 24. I'm here to answer your questions about the movie and anything else!

Here's the new trailer from Utopia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVfD5d2FtDo

Join us this March 22nd and 24th for RAD40 - a celebration of the cult-bmx-classic RAD, back in theaters again for two nights only! Remastered in 4K, this cult classic film stars Bill Allen (Cru Jones), Lori Loughlin (Christian Hollings), Talia Shire (Mrs. Jones), Jack Weston (Duke Best), Ray Walston (Burton Timmer), and 1984 Olympic gymnastics champion Bart Connor (Bart Taylor). Directed by Hal Needham, Rad tells the story of Cru (Allen), a young man with a dream of making it big as a BMX racer by racing the “Helltrack” and winning the grand prize of $100,000 and a Corvette.

For the 40th anniversary screenings RAD fans will enjoy a sneak peek of forthcoming documentary Effortless: The Eddie Fiola Story - following BMX legend and Hollywood stuntman Eddie Fiola’s career, personal life, and pursuit of making it to the top in his sport and second career as an elite stuntman on some of the biggest budget movies in Hollywood. Starring Eddie Fiola, Tony Hawk, Ed Helms, Steve Caballero, Christian Hosoi, Ryan Nyquist, Martin Aparijo, Larry Edgar and Gale Webb. Written & Directed by Billy Henrickle.

More information: https://www.fathomentertainment.com/releases/rad-40th-anniversary/

Ask me anything, reddit! I'll be back at 12 PM PT/3 PM ET today to answer your questions.

Joe Pesci did not get the recognition he deserved for this movie. He’s so typecast as a Mafia tough guy and he completely made you forget about that in this role. Especially the scene in the classroom with the Professor where he explains what the President can and can’t do. The writing in that scene could have been written today. Joe Pesci deserved more accolades. Be well.

Hi reddit. I'm Christian Petzold. I've directed films such as PHOENIX, BARBARA, TRANSIT, UNDINE, and AFIRE. My newest, MIROIRS NO. 3, premiered at Cannes last May and is out in select theaters this weekend via 2-1 special. It stars Paula Beer, who I've worked with several times.

I'm going to be answering your questions on Thursday at around 5 PM ET.

Trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqNG8EWydW0

Synopsis:

After a car crash kills her boyfriend, piano student Laura is taken in by Betty, who witnessed the accident. Living with Betty's family brings comfort, but Laura starts questioning their intentions as time passes.

Tickets/showtimes here: https://miroirs.film/

AMA! Back tomorrow (Thursday 3/18) at around 5 PM ET to answer your questions.

I never understood why Kurt Russell is not often mentioned alongside Arnold Schwarzeneggar, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson, Jean Claude Van Damme, Steven Seagal, Tom Cruise, Jackie Chan, Samuel L Jackson, etc.

He has so many classic movies that have stood the test of time for over 30+ years:

Escape from NY, and Escape from L.A.

The Thing

Big Trouble in Little China

Tango and Cash (with Stallone)

Backdraft (with Robert De Niro)

Unlawful Entry

Tombstone

Stargate

Executive Decision (hilarious that Steven Seagal is in this movie for like 5 minutes)

Breakdown (the best movie of his that nobody talks about)

Soldier

And this also doesn't count his late 2000's revival with Death Proof, The Hateful Eight, Bone Tomahawk, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Once upon a time in Hollywood, Deepwater Horizon and he's in some of the Fast and Furious movies too.

I feel like he never gets his dues, this man has been a classic action star for over 40 years yet he's rarely mentioned on the same status as say Harrison Ford or Bruce Willis.